Alice (1617) vs IM Coach (2015). Chess Fight Night. CFN. Rapid 

I'm pretty sure she is processing while looking around. Others are spinning a figure their hand or staring at the board and she does this. Might help her to visualize the situation by not looking at it too much. When she turns back to the board she usually immediately makes her move.

She's still thinking about the position while looking around.

@@Fusspilzsammler1 I don't know if she's processing while looking around. Focusing 2-3 steps ahead takes a lot of willpower. So kids look around because they can't (don't have the ability to) focus on the board. That part of the brain (the prefrontal cortex) doesn't fully develop until your mid 20s. If she does make a move that's a few moves ahead, it's probably because she already faced a similar situation before. Most actions/decisions with children are based on instinct, a neural pathway solidified by practice. Notice how when she does focus. That's intentional. But it's limited. We each have a limited daily supply of "willpower" in our brain every day.

​@@showwhite7320 siz sanırım bu çocukları normal zekaya sahip insanlarla kıyaslıyorsunuz. Tam tersine etrafa bakarken deli gibi bir işlem gücü harcıyor. Bunu anlamak güç değil. Hatta işlemcisi ısınıyor bile denebilir alice ya da kardeşi için :) ben eski bir yunan konuşma taktiğine benzetiyorum bu tür oyuncuları. Bulundukları odadaki her nesnenin oyunla ilgili onlar için bir anlamı olabilir. Bence o kadar zekaları var 🎉

A cutie wizard!❤

Pero el Señor no perdió, la partida veo que es tablas, no?

@@enriquepena6835 Tiempo

@@Amiraldz Alisa wants to capture Black b4, but her White e3 pawn is vulnerable and can give Black a tempo move. So Alisa offer to sacrifice her h pawn instead, which is less dangerous. Black denies and keep threatening the e3 pawn, but Alisa keep forcing with tempo move to cancel the threat. Alisa is really good and really strong in such play. This one is simple and logical. But there are many examples of more complex and beautiful moves from her. You know, the kind of moves that only after you saw it, it makes you smile in awe. Alisa is the future Chess Queen

I was very astonished when I saw her play this move at the subtlety and understanding for one so young. I think her coach also didn’t expect it!

yep. It confused him. With Qg3, Nf5. he panicked with Qc7. Qg4 would have given enough counter play.

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Y porque tendría que asustarse?

I think she is tuned into the game even though she is not looking at the board. All the scenarios are being played out in her mind. She may be able to focus better on the future moves when not staring at the board.

I hope she does not burn out like so many chess greats have done. Remember Nabokov's novel The Defense!

@@beecnul8r poor loozshin :(

Слово "фотогеничная" тут не подходит.

@@user-jk5ie8vm6oвидимо имел ввиду photographic

Its Photographic memory ...

women can think optimistic thoughts because they are not programmed

@@CristianIvanescu-hr8mm what? lmao

I love alice shes special and you too alan

@@alanbooker1955 i said that women are only good at chess because they are programmed to think optimistic and that is simply a motivational element

@@silviagonzalez7186 thank you Silvia, and so are you.

This was a brilliant idea that had a consideral amount of thought given to it by Alicia and repercussions where quite substantial if he took the bait. Alicia is a remarkable player and she is improving solidly every time I watch her play.

I absolutely agree. H4 of course is a brilliant move. And later, a5! also, great and tricky move, bound with tactical idea taking the rook. Such moves suggest a great future for her.

Tem um molequinho que aparece aí direto que é pior que ela em olha pros lados e se distrair kkkk

@@ezeki4276 São dois "molequinhos", são gêmeos. E são irmãos da Alice. Não é distração, é o estilo, a forma como jogam/pensam. Talvez a escola de dentro de casa!

Он ей кто папа или дедушка?

@@user-bv7ku4kj6g мне кажется он учит детей, тренер

Did he lose on purpose? As a chess coach, it would be a good motivational tool (as long as the kid doesn't suspect it was intentional).

@@showwhite7320 😂

@@showwhite7320 22:38 looked serious to me lol, respect to them though.

Creo que son hermanos se parecen muchísimo

ella es hermana de los gemelos, les lleva años

@@enriquepena6835 les lleva 3 años

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мне это больше всего интересно! как дети могут задуматься на несколько минут вообще не глядя на доску, при этом всячески кривляясь!😃

But the game is a draw, right?

@@enriquepena6835 He ran out of time

Tiene el mismo estilo de jugada de sus dos hermanos.. son iguales o más rápidos que ella ... impresionante 😮!!

@@pattyfreedom8609 ¿Quienes son sus hermanos?

@@SiervoDeCristo71 Son los gemelos Gl y Gr Yunker , son de otro mundo estos niños!!! Capisimos

​ @pattyfreedom8609 ¡Ah, okey! ¡Muchas gracias! ¿De casualidad sabes si son los mismos que Tweedledee y Tweedledum?

От Алисы любой в этом клубе может огрести, нет никах проблем)😃

He got the title. In the most prestigious chess nation on earth. What have you got - other than stupid talk?

@@user-rc8qu9py8i квантовый компьютер против лампового (возможно чёрно-белого) телевизора.

@@user-rc8qu9py8i

Yes, she does. She is one of the best students of famous Karpov chess school in Moscow

"When's this old guy gonna move?" 😆 ...or calculating variations?

@@independentnature295 Probably not thinking about chess. Children have limited attention spans. It's a literal chemical in our brain that gets used up throughout the day.

Probably looking at the board in her mind's eye.

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