Chess Opponent Thought He Was Winning UNTIL... 

I agree 100% ❤ I love this style

Let me join the "Love this video style!" crowd. Good investment of time and money, Anna. And, of course, congrats on the win.

Same I love it

It’s more like reality tv so long as it stays reality…. ;)

She is such a sweetheart.

I’d vote for her 💯

@@tonidue9317 see i dont have twitch, but i can imagine her commentary, and she has such a soft, well thought out narrative voice.

Pia is Ace.

She seems lovely but you can't beat Juan. After that video they did playing the same position I just have Juan living rent free in my head. "No I take, I take" 😂

Pia is the GOAT at the commentary. The way she keeps up the enthusiasm and the energy is incredible. And when Anna does well she gets so excited. After Anna played a particularly nice combination In this game Pia literally said “SHE MAKE ALL THE GOOD MOVES!” It was amazing

In Germany it is Kikiriki😂

Reminds me of Cucurrucucu Paloma (sung by Caetano Veloso my favourite version)

for instance in Hungarian it is often "kukuriku" xdddd

Arrested Development vibes haha

Every language have a different interpretation of the sound that the roaster makes. In spanish is 'Quiquiriqui' or 'kikiriki'

Do you have a link to where she does that?

Grandmasters can see from the other side of the board like it's the same as theirs. Incredible.

​@@zacharysherry2910 It is amazing to me. I learned about this but to see it in action as Pia goes through future moves and possibilities as the game goes on it is just amazing. I have never seen this ability before although I had heard about it.

Why dont u learn

Sometimes she gets TOO excited.

I feel the same way about Lit Up by Buckcherry.

It's interesting how differently rooster's sound is written in different languages. Here in Finland, it's spelled "kukkokiekuu".

@@MikkoRantalainen Interesting. Finnish is a tremendous language, tho. I tried learning it so I could read Mika Waltari's books in the original language... Had to give up sooner than expected.

@@AndresGomez-ct7qb Yeah, as a Finn, I wouldn't recommend learning the language. It's needlessly complex for historical reasons even though it has one good idea: the same letter has always (practically) identical pronounciation and there are not concepts like silent letters. If a Finnish word contains 7 letters, you pronounce 7 letters. However, English with improved pronounciation rules rules to make pronuncation match spelling would be way superior language. May drop the sex from the pronouns, though.

@@MikkoRantalainen Yeah, and the grammar was a hell of a challenge. Spanish is my first language, tho, so phonetically it's more natural so pronunciación wasn't that much of an issue. It didn't help that pretty much every Finn I've met has told me not to bother learning it, and I even have a Thai friend that has worked in Finland for three years, got her PhD there, and still hasn't learned it 😂😂

@@AndresGomez-ct7qb Native Finns that haven't sacrificed any real thinking on the Finnish language seem to think that Finnish grammar is simple but there's a lot of weird stuff. For example, let's take "kissa" (cat). The plural is "kissat" (just add -t, right?). However, the plural of "poika" (boy) is not "poikat" but "pojat". And then you have to say "poikien kissat" (the cats of the boys) so the genitive plural is yet different and doesn't have the "j" in the middle! However, "pojan kissa" (the cat of the boy) does have a "j". And that's just the nouns... each verb has a lot of inflection forms because Finnish doesn't use prepositions so all the information needs to be encoded in inflection forms. For example "kävellä" (to walk) can be transformed to "kävelisitteköhän" (I wonder if [plural] you would walk) vs "kävelisitköhän" (I wonder if [singular] you would walk).

They aren't free. You have to pay to watch her.

Anna spends 80% of any move talking.

Haha maybe a bit risky 😅 would be funny to see though.

😂 So true!

Gabriel Tupper, You know how lucky You are, Gramps is as well.

and it is slow enough to follow unlike Levy.

I totally agree. Then Anna and Levy changed by mind.

Best parent and child videos in all of chess.

she is more like a fm now but still stronq ))

That makes sense. I think for the majority of colourblind people, red and green look the same (they look kind of greyish.) Having this as a blue 😂(instead of the usual light green) is far more accessible for more people 😊

It is mostly useful mid-game when the pawns are advanced and your other pieces are developed.

Playing bots I can tell you a 1200 one can be beaten with mistakes but even 1600 if you play over 80% the rest of the game, not true for 2000. It took me 90% to beat one.

Hot

I had my first brilliant move yesterday sacrificing my knight for a fork 2 moves after :D felt like Magnus for a sec especially after I saw the !! in the analysis lmao

@@LPSilki93 nothing feels better than a brilliant move!!!

I laughed louder than I should! ))