Carlsen Does Not Take Back the e4 Move by Guest 

Still but players always retreat the move and then play again , he didn't do that this time

Often the player tell the guest to make some other move than what they want to play

😂😂

Entertainment is very hard to find with chess so something like this is quite surprising in chess community 😂

Actually Magnus said to her, "Don't you even dare make that move"

He's praying 🙂❤️

Lmao😂😂😂

😂😂😂😂😂 fuck i almost choked on what I'm eating

exactly what i was thinking. like some ripped of version of Judit Polgar

The only reason I clicked on the video was to see if it was her or not 😂

She was GM. First woman GM from Azerbaijan

​@@knan9252name?

That’s not Judit Polgar?

😂I mean practically it's not false statement. I think they exaggerated..

That's how you make content with clickbait

This isn’t click bait. Usually even when people tell the guest the first move they’ll take it back. Just so the opponent doesn’t get any free thinking time I guess

H4>>G4

Probably wants to get his head in the game, or make sure he remembers his prep.

That's not it... Despite what you read on the internet, in most tournaments players don't actually decide what opening to play until they are actually at the board. They are fully prepared to play any number of openings, but deciding which one to play often just comes down to how they are feeling at the moment.

Wdym Magnus does the exact same thing by adjusting his pieces

They pay money bro how do u think chess tourneys exist? Rich twats thats how

It is what it is

@yai4486 I severely disagree on "chess is about traditions", it has pretty much no traditions. Maybe it HAD traditions, but those times are long gone. Chess is very commercial and gen z-ish now, which is good, time goes on and things evolve. Also, you don't need to comment on my age.

@@nitenuc2341 Chess is stuffed to the brim with traditions. You may not recognize them, but that doesn't mean they don't exist. If you go to a park and see a player alone at a board waiting for an opponent, that's tradition. When you sit down and they ask for your rating, that's a tradition -- you may not recognize it and just tell them, but that's not their intention. It's banter, it's trash-talking, they are trying to get an advantage before the game even begins, as per tradition. If you ever want to a chess club they probably didn't start by teaching you what you need to understand modern chess, openings, pawn structure, statics, or dynamics. They start by teaching you basic opposition, the lucena position, and shows you the games of anderssen, morphy and the immortals --the opera games of the world. You go through the famous tournaments of the past, nuremberg 1896, paris 1900, and Gothenburg 1955.

Same question

The history of the ceremonial move is largely unknown. It seems to be done for publicity much like the ceremonial baseball pitch, the first recorded ceremonial chess move was around 1960.

Nah, Magnus was just too lazy to make the first move himself.

Literally happened yesterday with Pragg haha. I think here we could actually see Magnus tell her what move to make.

Also Tiebreaks are rapid which probably favors Magnus

@@justinbieber8028 Yeah but what pragg did to arjun fabi and Hikaru is a tad bit concerning.. Just a tad bit though..