Chess Hustler Said I Was Too Easy…So I Did This 

Soooo...who is the hustler in this situation then?

That was evil xd

Enjoyed watching his facial expressions as his cockiness faded away.

@@screamingjayhawkins she is

😅😂😅

She is adorable

That is the best part.

He was not a happy camper, either.

@@OriginalMrE He also kept centering her pieces. They were all over the place. 😂

But her short laugh sounds very friendly.

Thought the same thing

Love it when a blabbermouth gets shut up.

I guess that is how he wins matches - overwhelming people with speed.

🤣 I would have love to seen his face.

no computer will tell him to play the moves hes playing. Definitely self taught wild openings

Na he's lying. His plays clearly tells that he have atleast good amount of chess knowledge. Some basics endgame knowledge and chess principles. The way he trying to avoid exchanges after exchanges down and resign after Queen exchange at the end. Without basic knowledge he would have continued. These weird opening is what we usual 1800 do at online bullet games. Kind of cowardice to lie. It's like sandbagging. And this girl is probably just 2000 at online not so great play just okay

What are you even saying, used a computer 😂

She would be around 2400 online. Big difference

​@@danatadam559 We really don't know though. I haven't had any traditional chess lessons at all and yet nothing he did was spectacularly different from what I do in a chess game.

Did anyone else find the irony in that dog taking a dump on the footpath (top left) at 6:40?

@@ardnfast he was anticipating what she was gonna say next

@@ardnfast you think her ass hole is pink or brown?

playing with real people. there ya go.

@@ardnfast Just like Anna, he did his thing and left that shit in the street.

Imagine beating a grandmaster with pure cosmic dumb luck because you made every move unpredictable yet somehow effective because you yourself had no idea what to do next and did good thingby accident and you somehow create such unlogical chaos it throws them off and distracts them and you win by pure dumb luck. That would be hilarious. You would never repeat that victory again, but it would be a fun memory.

@@amberanime sounds like an only in hollwood scenario to me !! maybe arnie could be the grandmaster and sly the hero, yeah, that'd work :)

That's as stupid as the theory of evolution trying to explain the human nervous, immune, digestive and reproductive systems!@@amberanime

I though her laugh was cute

​@@msunje9862I think the original poster was teasing.

Captivating analysis

I noticed that, maybe there's hope for me yet

I know him, nice guy. Not the strongest player there

The hustler got out-hustled.

😊

I mean, she loves calling everyone else a hustler and she actually the biggest hustler there. I mean, pretending she doesn't know how a timing clock works? C'mon....

@@ragweedmakesmesneeze I don't disagree that she's the biggest hustler generally speaking but she asked how to reset this particular timing clock, not how timing clocks work in general.

thats how I troll people in computer strategy games

Yeah because that is how she gets off.

Laugh was friendly. Nothing more

Who won the games? I guess I'm not paying attention enough

I've watched a few of these. Why do the titles always imply that Anna is playing against some sort of Hustler or Scammer? That never seems to be the case. Certainly, there's the marketing hitch of representing the anticipation of comeuppance for an unworthy immoral Hustler (a.k.a. Clickbait). Really though, her competitors always seem to be gracious and friendly, and always losers. Is it that she's proclaiming herself a Hustler! She's an engaging young lady, her opponents colorful, and the games are interesting. I don't see why deception is necessary.

well i wanted to play against him and he said he only plays for 20 bucks each game. I knwo he has to earn money somehow. But he almost forced me to play against him. I think he was really rude.

@@scottkozinski6199 A chess hustler just means the person plays pickup games for money.

@@scottkozinski6199 I believe "hustler" is just the term for street chess player, and I think if money changes hands it's at the start of the game and not based on who wins.

How fast she moves and resets the clock would tip me off.

That's called the dumb blonde opening

It's too late even before they realize what's happening. It's too late the first time they punch the clock.

Lol so true!

She generally follows the same format. I'm sure most people would accept her for being a very good player. She has her audience, so good luck to her. I prefer the game strategy.

So true...there were quite a few moments, though...Starting with good natured banter...rising concern...the knee wiggle indicating anxiety and worry, the pause to reconsider his next move in light of better positional play by his opponent...and the growing realisation that he was being played like a patsy by the - clearly - stronger player. That's when he checked out. It's a great lesson in reading body-language.

So I played some chess when I was a kid. I'm not good but wasn't bad either. I never practiced at all (so probably awful) ... my fault.. so I taught my husband how to play and beat him a few times then we started to draw and he practiced till I never won again.. ahhh I love that man.

💀💀💀

When most people use the term tender age, it doesn't sound as creepy as the way you used it. Not gonna lie.

@@KB-nt7eg You obviously get creeped out very easily. And worse than putting words in my mouth, you imply I meant something sexual or inappropriate. Sometimes words sound creepy, not because of the words themselves, but because of the mind of the person interpreting the words. So if it sounds creepy, then it's because you're making it sound that way. Not gonna lie.

@@KB-nt7eg You are obviously very easily creeped out.

@@KB-nt7eg 🤣 nah it sounded funny too it's one thing if she was a fat Oompa Loompa but she's cute so you don't use tender on that one besides I bet she's a tiger LOL

nah i agree with KB that was creepy fr

I did this in jail. I let the best guy in the joint beat me our 1st game. He wanted to bet me desert, I declined yet talked him into it. The next day he wouldn't play me for free so we best dessert. I beat him 3 games in a row which he went double or nothing on. He owed me 8 deserts. I don't like sweets so I told him I'd do fruits or veggies in exchange, and if I had a problem with anyone, he would make sure that nobody else jumped in the middle of the fight. He was an OG. Reminded me of Tupac. He agreed. Word spread that I killed him. I played 3 other players after that I barely beat they each asked if they thought they could beat "Q". I told them they could. He took all their dessert lol

​@@johnathansmith9246I did a similar thing in Jail 10 years ago this one guy challenged everyone in the unit was punishing everyone. He was verry cocky aswell he said he was a master and he taught people in chess classes so I watched him demolish everyone not even giving them the chance of day obviously these guys he played was intermediate still developing the scholars mate at the time I had a good friend we use to play all the time we both studied each other's moves Sicilian, Kings openings, french, Roy lupez, and many more.. at that time I didn't have a ranking still developing intermediate myself but excellent at tactical ....anyway this guy was annoying so I asked him for a game. He was a bit arrogant but I was verry patient no one in that unit knew I played chess he was talking himself up a storm saying he won tournaments on the outside I played out to be placid within the first several moves of the game I got him in checkmate and the entire group was in shock ..I went to shake his hand but he pushed my hand away and said rematch I said to him no worries we played again but this time I took all his pieces just to show him I wasn't playing around he put his hands on his head and said he had enough I made him look verry small in front of the people watching. Goes to show people shouldn't gloat about themselves

If you actually don't play chess you should consider learning since this interests you. I believe that learning to play chess well is good for your mind and helps you in many other aspects of life. I feel that it might even help people to not develop illnesses such as dementia as they age.

@@watchdogu.s.a.8973 no doubt about it… The more you exercise that mental muscle, the better shape your brain will be in

Chess is fun that way

@@watchdogu.s.a.8973 Any recommendations on how to learn to play well? Books or online?

@@johnd3233 I would start with a book, then once you grasp the basics, like movement, en passant, castling, learn the annotations, then move to online.

lol, "see him getting adopted". Never heard that one before and feel bad for laughing at it : )

@@coniccinoc Getting adopted in chess means losing 10 games in a row to another player :)

@@ziwuri Thank you : )

@@ziwuri in cards we call that getting skunked lol that or you get no points zilch the entire round

When in dangerous areas it’s important to keep ones head on a swivel.

it certainly demands attention.

You can play online?

Join a chess club then. There's almost certainly one near to where you live.

She's not showing the first game, apparently she lost at least 1 game before this video.

Think he did actually win one? And she used the "let you win" quote herself lol

I love Anna's dry response 'ah I see'. 😅

Why do they have to bring their ego into it? It just makes it more embarrassing when you lose and more of an asshole if you win if you act like that

What I didn't understand

That’s phenomenal

Then at 7:10 you can see the lady walk around it

oh shit!

Do people not pick up dog shit in America? 😬

It’s because grand masters don’t move to affect their opponent’s next move. They move to affect their opponent’s next 10 moves.

Wise father!

I've only seen a few of her videos, but she has one subtle sign of true talent. She makes it look easy and losing occasionally doesn't hurt her ego. Also, she looks like she is in it for the pleasure of the game.

@@TangomanX2008 she reminds me of Agent Carter. She has the superpower of underestimation. The few times they are distracted by how pretty she is never fully understanding her true strength. By the time most people figure out how good she is it's too late.

they probably knew what they were in for when she showed up with the camera and offered then cash to appear in a video and lose.

Black Dahlia !

@@davidrubien9673 What other conspiracy theories are you into lmao?

There's a point when he pauses to break the speed of the game - she's responding to his pace with better positional moves and that wasn't part of his plan. The anxiety knee wiggle, the looks around and even the reaching over to touch and reposition her pieces. When the penny drops he's 0-1 and in a positional dead end in the mid-game of the second game. Such a wonderful journey through his emotions leading to that dawning reality of "Oh Jeez...she's better than me"

Just like as a female I play poker ….. Underestimating at their cost 😂😂😂 love her

@@josullivan8729 👍💯

Well, apparently she let him win in their first game. Which kind of makes her the hustler.

yes aye!

Anna is a FIDE MASTER, not GM yet.

Shes evil and cunning and she hides behind her bubbly facade.

Is he good?

who holds the title of Woman FIDE Master (WFM). Cramling earned the WFM title at age 15 in 2018, Her mother was No. 1 in the world among women by FIDE rating in 1984 and became the fifth woman ever to achieve the GM title in 1992.[3][4] Her father is a five-time Spanish champion............ i'm not copying anything else from wiki , but one question , did he know who he was playing ?

@@richard6440 Obviously not, that's the point?

@@hindenburg1596 He's a chess hustler and does not know who the Female World Champion is? Not only a hustler, but an idiot as well :)

Lots of small variations exist, but king and rook _easily_ beats king and knight in the end game. (Not to mention you cannot checkmate with king and knight, so a pawn would have to be promoted to win, and that won’t happen on this board.)

Who likes to loose?

he was blowing out the smoke from the cigarette he had under the chair, to not get any on Anna; it was actually very respectful

@@JohnDoe-ns8ho Ah yes, didn't notice that.

@@JohnDoe-ns8ho nice spot checkxD. likes are not on the ones who percieve:). Chess and smoking, or chess and cigare, with ethics are just good stuff:)

same

You just have to train 40 hours a day and you'll be a fast player in no time.

Yeah, try a half hour I guess?

That's 5 or 6 more than me

@@MikkoRantalainen Ling Ling is tireless.

Not many women in chess, maybe it’s cus she is a woman?

Because most of what you see has been staged, as everyone now aspires to be an Internet sensation, with millions of views.

Common sense ain't common

@@XB10001 I would destroy the internet

@@jaconova 😁 ... sometimes I feel the same

Find someone to play with or play on a computer,you'll learn quick and its very enjoyable

How can you say its an impressive game if you don't how to play? Legitimately curious.

@@vitorodino9851 What I meant was the game itself is impressive to me. I'm also legitimately curious, lol.

@@dsauce223 entertaint entertainmet

She's so cute, cheerful, and obviously clever ! I am in love !

Not a pokerface for sure

Vids so good: Five months later I still enjoy!! Literally: Thanks again.

The second one too! Qg6 and Rc2 was an absolutely beautiful combination after which everything just collapsed.

fun fact they are now married

The sound dropping is in the video. I think they cut out some of the bystanders chat - maybe offensive or personal stuff mentionec

Yeah and 20 seconds later she is already setting him up to fail

You can take as much time as you like for each move. *BUT* . . . Each player has a time limit for the game (in this case, 3 minutes total for each player). In this game, the clock is the blue/white box with the double set of digital numbers, one side for each player. Each player hits their button on top of the clock after their move, which stops their countdown and resumes their opponent's. If one player's time expires (your clock runs out), that player loses the game on time. This is why you see players move quickly, and slap the clock immediately after.

@@xenaguy01 Hmmm, , , so it sounds like the player that can move the fastest wins. But unless you move to a position where you can win in less than 3 minutes, there is no chess skill involved. Is that correct?

@@hifinsword _"it sounds like the player that can move the fastest wins."_ Nope. If you can checkmate the opponent's King within 3 minutes, you win. If *no one* checkmates before one player's clock runs out, the player with time remaining wins. You can win with 1 second left, if you checkmate. _"unless ... you can win in less than 3 minutes, there is no chess skill involved."_ Also not correct. As one's skill increases, one's ability to move more rapidly also increases. Because one does not have to think as long for each move. Especially in the opening, where a series of moves can be memorized, and played very rapidly.

You can take as long as you like, but you only get 3 minutes total for ALL your moves.

LOL!!!!! Friendly??? the girl is a megalomaniac!!! Imagine saying something like "I always lose the first game and then I win the rest." ??? The term HUBRIS comes to mind!!!!!

What... Ok, weird choice of words. It's all playful trashtalk. That's what typically does down during these street chess games. Don't doubt Anna has humility in her, but she brings out another side for these types of games :) ... That should go without saying but if you're in doubt, observe her mother and how respectful and kind she is: no way Anna couldn't have adopted that ;)

@@p.wittig8432 Since my comment was the only one on this thread, before you posted yours, I think it's safe to assume you're talking to me... It seems bizarre that someone who describes hubris as "playful trashtalk" [sic] would talk about a "weird choice of words". I guess it depends on culture. I'm used to seeing cultured chess masters with MANNERS AND CLASS. "Class" means humility despite being an almost indomitable master. It means winning gracefully, as opposed to being arrogant by rubbing an opponents nose in a defeat. I've played many chess games and won most, and I can honestly say that I have never trashed other people. Conversely, I've lost chess matches to admirable players who didn't feel the need to denigrate me just because they won a match, and those are, frankly, the people that I respect the most!! Judging by *YOUR* "choice of words," these are things that you most likely wouldn't understand.

@@BLACK-AUTUMN-MAGICK I respect your viewpoint and agree that humility and grace in victory are hallmarks of a great chess player. But remember, the context here is street chess, where a bit of bravado and friendly banter are often part of the fun. That said, I couldn't help but notice a touch of irony in your comments. You've highlighted your own success in chess and the respect you've garnered, while simultaneously criticizing Anna for doing the same, albeit in a more playful and perhaps theatrical context. Isn't it possible that you, too, are showcasing a form of hubris by dismissing others' interpretations of what constitutes "class" and "manners"? Asserting that someone else "most likely wouldn't understand" certain concepts based on their choice of words seems a bit presumptive and, dare I say, lacks the humility you champion.

@@p.wittig8432 There's little point in a discussion with someone that resorts to strawman arguments. I never criticized her for winning, that's utterly absurd. I said that her statement, "I lose the first of my matches, and then I win the rest," was arrogant! I've never said anything like this to anyone. But I do find that people that use strawman arguments do so because they can't counter your arguments fairly, so they make things up, which you never said, and attack those statements. People that behave this way usually repeat the behavior as a matter of recourse, that's why I find discussions with people like you to be pointless.

Why don't you work harder and stop whining.

Too busy not looking at the game??

That is kinda deep and spot on. I often wonder if I am an npc.

@@coniccinoc Oh no. You are a playing character... trust me.