Anish Giri talks about his childhood friend Wesley So 

Now Wesley So is suffering as an American re the 2022 WFRCC conspiracy. Magnus Carlsen and FIDE are more evil than Prospero Pichay Jr & NCFP. Source zs4zpf

Yeah I dig that attitude. Don't let past accomplishments speak for your for your upcoming challenges

@@douggieharrison6913 Especially when at that time Wesley was perceived as "Conqueror of Magnus" (because of the back to back tournament win against him) Anish simply answered: "Well, I'm not Magnus Carlsen" (Destroy the world champ all you want, but I'm not him. your achievement means nothing against me.)

@@dopekinny new thing: You got yourself a deal man. Anytime, anywhere as long as there is a proctologist. btw how'd you come here a year later: did you come from the recent chess24 meltwater video about anish?

0:50 again anish God bless you/ as for tata steel with wesley so, it's in _GDe2kCO8w4 'Corus Soundbite: Anish Giri' God bless you Anish in talking about that sad part of Wesley's life when Wesley was so badly treated by BOTH h family of origin and country of origin. Damn Leny So. Damn William So. Damn Prospero Pichay. (see 0J3K-3_xCzY)

Wholly smokes, had to look that up. I though he was a little over 30!

@@nhrunner meaning the best is yet to come! Unlike with Hikaru and Magnus...

RIP Wesley's cat.

I'm just a 2000 player but frequently have 3m blitz games with 93-97% accuracy. This occurs most frequently in concrete, straightforward positions with principled play. This also happens to be Wesley's positional preference as well. Plus, he literally trained with a computer more closely than any other top player. It's all he had, along with the internet (which he probably couldn't read or understand much of). Wesley's opening prep has always heavily involved computer analysis as well, so you're literally playing vs Stockfish against him for the first 20 moves. Therefore, yeah, you're probably going to see some top engine moves out of him.

Your logic is really flawed, the best move in a position only depends of the position. Doesnt matter if a human or an engine finds it, of course we know that engines are stronger and will find the best move always because are machines. But a lot of positions humans can understand really well and play the best moves without a problem. I dont know how you can think only an engine can find the best move.

Im around 2200-2300 In blitz and bullet online and ive seen some of my games where it shows 99% accuracy. If you play the right lines against me you are literally playing my computer built opening until 15-20 moves deep. If i play instant prep moves for 20 moves and you get demolished and resign its going to show close to a 100% accuracy on my end. Now if you get to a 90-100 move game of course no human can possibly play that at 95-100% but nice moves can be found depending on the ideas present like theoretical endgames that these players know

@@ClarkPotter Good observation. He relied much on computer because he has no coach to rely on until he became a computer like playing game...A habit form that help him a better player imagining and probably meditating before going to bed... This is one way of developing photographic memory focusing on one aspect only.