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Hans Niemann played a fine tournament at the World Rapid 2022 in the first half. But in the second half he slumped. This was one of his defeats in the penultimate round where he just resigned in 12 moves. He had more time on his clock when the game ended than what he began with.
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@brunospasta Год назад

Its funny how GMs always are super confused by other GMs playing bad moves. They always suspect some evil master plan instead of a blunder :D

@prinzpoldi Год назад

Truee

@DjVortex-w Год назад

Yeah, just like the game 8 of the World Chess Championship 2021, where Nepomniachtchi made a blunder that even a 1500-rated player wouldn't make, and Carlsen was completely puzzled for quite a while, wondering if there was something he just wasn't seeing.

@asgasgasfasfad Год назад

Ye cause they're gms very rarely blunders

@calebkoeller9586 Год назад

@@DjVortex-w you overestimate 1500 players by a lot

@spectralanalysis Год назад

@@calebkoeller9586 Watching 1500 rated games gives me heartaches. So many missed tactics

@aramovski Год назад

He even blundered the water bottle

@InsaneClipszz Год назад

Bro thinks he’s tough talking on RU-vid😭if you ever see me in the streets you better run because I don’t play no games. Im from the hood g, I grew up in the slums and my street cred is not to be questioned gang. U Don’t play wit me or shi will get ugly fr fr. . 💨🚬

@luongmaihunggia Год назад

@@InsaneClipszz really badass mf here /s

@zac3392 Год назад

If only he’d played Water bottle to G4…

@Cyantist13 Год назад

@@InsaneClipszz you're doing the exact same thing 💀

@carlosgaston3985 Год назад

@@InsaneClipszz jajajaj cringe

@maf6695 Год назад

He must have felt some weird vibrations after that blunder

@LucianDevine Год назад

Or been too distracted by the good vibrations?

@bobdoerr9536 Год назад

must of been the subwoofers behind them throwing him off!

@LucianDevine Год назад

@@bobdoerr9536 That'll do it, making him misunderstand the signals.

@bartholomewlyons Год назад

😂😂😂😂😂

@TeW33zy Год назад

I think the butt beads vibrated meaning NO, he thought it vibrated 3x. So at the end he closed his eyes and quickly called the bead engineer like wtf? Reset in 15, I lost meet me at the gas station.

@4saken404 Год назад

I'm SOOOO glad I actually got see this actual game and not just commentary on a digital board. The looks from those two are priceless!

@MrQuincytheBEAST Год назад

What was the name of his opponent

@mattinahat5346 Год назад

@@MrQuincytheBEAST Shamsiddin Vokhidov

@walterroux291 Год назад

Fascinating body language wise.

@joedoe783 Год назад

I don't play chess. I know the basics of the rules but I watch these videos just to see the outright geekery of the players, as they interact. It's grand master level geekery.

@carlodave9 Год назад

Like the comedy of Brecht. 3:20

@ElShogoso Год назад

The chess spoke for itself.

@travo6805 Год назад

Lmaooo

@alanamagdalena3495 Год назад

I was about to comment that haha

@devalex4820 11 месяцев назад

Lol

@user-qx5cn1si1q 10 месяцев назад

...huh?

@maxuser1221 6 месяцев назад

@@user-qx5cn1si1q Just google it man...that is what hans said when he was accused of cheating

@GyroO7 Год назад

This loss vibrated the chess world

@BlueSummers101 Год назад

But not as much as it vibrated his ass!

@AJ-jx5gm Год назад

he needs a new one. been using it too much

@valberm Год назад

Vibrated my ass. I mean: his ass.

@alexalleman4756 Год назад

I see what you did there...

@AL-hk3oo Год назад

@@AJ-jx5gm probably just need some washing

@joeadd5911 Год назад

Wow the pause there by the guy on the right recognizing it was a blunder and then Hans's reaction recognizing and it was a blunder but the guy in the right still waiting to see if it's some sort of trap not believing he made that kind of move. Whatever it was... These guys are phenomenal....

@cocoa3425 Год назад

timestamp??

@ast9052 Год назад

@cocoa! dunno the squares but when hans moved his bishop in front his king

@proximacentauri1172 Год назад

@@cocoa3425 1:12

@TorvaElitE Год назад

Hans is a cheater. He's not phenomenal.

@KoH4711 Год назад

Recounted like a true football fan.

@charliekowittmusic Год назад

This game will be plunged deep into the annals of chess history.

@GuiPalley Год назад

😂

@BlueSummers101 Год назад

lol the comments section is a treasure trove of comedy gold XD

@michaelrose93 Год назад

Ouch!

@misteroughtright5557 Год назад

Don’t you mean the “anals” of chess history?

@human7491 Год назад

LMAOOOOO

@cydar Год назад

The loss speaks for itself

@nicholasbailey6236 Год назад

3:25 when his team stops telegraphing moves and just sets it to 'full pleasure' mode.

@Leverquin Год назад

lol

@dob2664 Год назад

Hahahaaha this is so funny

@aznanimegob Год назад

I aint winning but at least Im getting a sick orgasm right now

@MagikMKW Год назад

LMAOOOOOOO

@Carnagemode Год назад

bro this comment is so good. thank you for this holy blessing

@philipberggren1823 Год назад

Chess spoke for itself.

@NotGovernor Год назад

He must've been out of bluetooth range for this game...

@JunkBondTrader Год назад

surely he has wifi buzzers, or a satellite uplink perhaps.

@MoBeigi Месяц назад

Forgot to charge the anal probe battery the night before! Rookie mistake.

@aesaphyr Год назад

The confusion on Vokhidov's face after Hans plays Be2 is actually quite comical lol, it's like he doesn't know what to think. (Maybe trying to work out if Hans has some super-computer move coming or is trolling him?)

@euclideszoto997 Год назад

Thinking the same thing exactly. Did I fall into some super computer prep?

@Eric-rf6te Год назад

Could you explain why that was a bad move for use the beginners? Thank you

@stevenglikin3219 Год назад

@@Eric-rf6te I'm a noob but I assume it's because it doesn't address any of the threats on the board. (for example the bishop taking the free pawn right after, or the fact that the white bishop can get free tempo by pushing back the queen like he did in the last move)

@euclideszoto997 Год назад

@@Eric-rf6te after Be2 look at the white pawn on c3. The kings bishop is on the diagonal so after Be2, Black goes Bxc3+ and if bxc3 Queen takes c3+ forking King and rook. So black sacrifices his bishop but gets in return 2 pawns, rook.

@jimboramba Год назад

Vokhidov.exe stopped working

@SamaraVidZ Год назад

I love this style of video. Clear view of the board so no need for a digital one, and clear view of both contestants showing the intesity and emotion in their faces.

@moon2schyzo Год назад

I still prefer a digital board tbh - this way I gotta investigate the board and simulate my own digital board😆 I cant think about chess when I see the chessboard from an angle

@vadimkozlov3008 Год назад

Class act by the winning player staying behind to reset the board.

@pramodchordia3887 Год назад

The way he keeps on looking in Hans eyes after Hans plays Be2😂😂😂

@nomais Год назад

It was supposed to be Be3 but due to beads malfunction, Hans moved the wrong bishop

@tptptp653 Год назад

Must be gay bro

@muzi8990 Год назад

@@nomais 😂😂😂

@jimboramba Год назад

Trying to read him like a poker player lol

@sergiogentile7680 Год назад

@@nomais i actually think you're right Not that whatever device he's using malfunctioned but that he misunderstood it It does probably say to put the other bishop on the black square to threaten the queen So the machine probably says "bishop E" in a type a of Morse code, maybe doesn't say the final number ... I feel it was likely something like this, a misunderstanding on his part The way he looks into space and not at the board, to me just shows he is trying to decipher whatever the device is telling him Of course many people look into space when they're thinking but he always does it and barely ever looks at the board and looks like he's even thinking of something else completely, maybe he has nothing to think of until the opponent can make his move and the device can tell him what to do Magnus felt he cheated because he was not focusing on the game in key moment but looking into space and being disinterested I think he's just trying to focus on what the device is saying and doesn't bother watching the game

@LeonFadel Год назад

Put some respect on Vokhidov's name. He is the winner of Chess Olympiad. Such an underrated Grand-Master.

@skitzcunt4213 Год назад

he's not even 2500 calm down

@Matthew-bu7fg Год назад

@@skitzcunt4213 he;s 2579 but sure

@Aramanela Год назад

@@skitzcunt4213 I guess that's what the underrated part would come in.

@chessdrummer Год назад

@@skitzcunt4213 That's his blitz rating.

@user-dm1oi5or3f Год назад

To add some respect, he even beat Carlsen a few years ago

@colonizers Год назад

here we have a brilliant game where hans stockfish niemann demonstrates the worst moves to play according to his engine!

@raylopez99 Год назад

Oh, so if Hans wins he's using an engine, and if he loses his engine lost its battery? I doubt it.

@miloradowicz Год назад

He should be called Hans "Deep Thought" Niemann, because the thinking device must be shoved deep inside...

@aceek. Год назад

@@raylopez99 damn gtfo here dude u obvious don't watch chess bruh. Hans even beat magnus on PC but when he play on chess his fucking trash in short his cheating on PC that's why people bash him dumbass

@raylopez99 Год назад

@@aceek. Nope.

@aceek. Год назад

@@raylopez99 man this bias move on Hans is a cheater bro.

@sanekabc Год назад

Hans had 98% accuracy against Rapport. The beads were quite functional that day.

@matheuspenteado8174 Год назад

At 1:14 Hans made the blunder Be2 without looking at the move played by his opponent. It was like a bad premove in an online game...

@darrena5384 Год назад

He blatantly looked at the move at 1.11 The reason you’re making an excuse is because you want to pretend he didn’t blunder, instead he did an accidental pre move blunder which is more excusable.

@jaymatthews9324 Год назад

It was such a mindfuck lmao. He was thinking so hard to figure out if it was a blunder, or some crazy, computer move.

@TheCommanderjoe Год назад

@@darrena5384 damn youre premoving an entire dumb argument 🙄

@mvpembiid8052 Год назад

@@jaymatthews9324 lol he kept looking at Hans to see if he’d make a face of disgust 😂

@darrena5384 Год назад

@@TheCommanderjoe you don’t understand premove do you? You can’t premove an entire argument. Your boy is a cheater. A serial cheater, who ain’t nowhere near superGM level.

@shazmanu786 Год назад

Vokidov's expressions after Hans played Be2 were like 'what is this guy thinking?'

@1polyron1 Год назад

can somebody explain how badly Hans lost in beginner friendly terms?

@joshdarius5995 Год назад

That was like a 1400 level move, must have got his prep mixed up

@paulgallagher2937 Год назад

@@joshdarius5995 Bad wifi connection

@dluchin1998 Год назад

@@1polyron1 It doesn't exactly support his case that he wasn't cheating when he beat Magnus..

@faznaz7455 Год назад

@@1polyron1 Vokidov’s move Bg7 was actually a serious threat to capture the c3 pawn and after pawn takes, Queen will take forking king and rook and the rook falls. Hans completely misses the bishop sacrifice to gain the exchange. But it is not just rook for bishop, it is also 2 pawns and terrible development for white. For a master player, this is over for white. The Bishop vs Rook, 2 pawn and terrible king/development is just game over. Edit: Bishop is worth 3 points vs Rook (5 points), 2 pawns (2 points) and terrible development (another 1.5 to 2 points). So 3vs5+2+2 which is 3vs9 approx, i would estimate the evaluation is -6 for black. No compensation or chances for blunder, it’s a master game, it’s over.

@baraklotan6937 Год назад

I don’t know if he cheated over the board or not, but this guy has to be one of the most un consistent top players out there. No surprise he raises suspicions. 1600 player would have last longer than him in this game without blundering.

@ravimanju7294 Год назад

He strangely wins over top-rated players, loses to down below him. He is just a teen who has to go a long way

@RaggenZ Год назад

@@ravimanju7294 more specific: he's a proud American

@elawchess Год назад

Firstly they are actually close in rating. Secondly Hans still rarely loses miniature games, I would say as rarely as the other top players. This is cherry-picked data for entertainment. Take it as that and don't draw grand conclusions from it. If you dig well enough you can find miniatures that other players have lost, including Carlsen.

@elawchess Год назад

Case in point. Even Nihal Sarin lost a game in 18 moves in the same tournament when he blundered in an equal position. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SvxFBEctCV0.html

@RaggenZ Год назад

@@elawchess just making a joke here since he's a national chess meme. He's a good chess player in very young age, but admit his cheating twice raise huge suspect to his reputation. This is why ppl making fun of him while lot of Hans fanboy tries to denied that is very funny. To clarify: I'm not hans or magnus fan just here to see some chess.

@casino_fx Год назад

Beads malfunction🤣

@aukhadsingh8858 Год назад

Hands malfunctioning as well in 4:04 🤣

@zvezdazvijezda3594 Год назад

Not as much as your brain

@nkl009 Год назад

Not enough stimulation from beads ..😂😂😂😂

@armennavoyan4665 Год назад

He played like beginner.

@jotarokujo5132 Год назад

@@zvezdazvijezda3594 u mad, Hans fanboy?

@Robin.Backer Год назад

3:53 love the staredown

@alucard4974 Год назад

the guy changed from a chess player to a member of the mafia for a moment

@UponthePath Год назад

The knocking over of the water bottle at 4:00 is the icing on the cake.

@CSRookie Год назад

Hans will seek to have superior water bottles at ALL future tournaments

@rickcarson591 Год назад

The beads told him to take i4 en passant. Must be a bad wifi signal.

@redace4821 Год назад

Dude really just blunder the water bottle.

@DillaryHuff Год назад

Hey! You try not knocking things over when your ass is shaking against your will

@flyingfrogofdeath9616 Год назад

Unfortunately, Hans' beads were buzzing a little too hard and he had a little accident. You can see just how flustered he is at 1:26

@CantankerousCon Год назад

BEADS HAHA

@tomrogersommerstad4479 Год назад

High level joke!

@TernaryM01 Год назад

That makes no sense, because the blunder was already committed at that point.

@DeepSingh-rt7no Год назад

12 moves speaks itself....

@threethrushes Год назад

A beady-eyed analysis.

@phatdonenil7124 Год назад

1:16 Bro couldn't believe his eyes that the man who infamously defeated Magnus Carlsen played like that.

@helicopterhb Год назад

I’m only 2100 and I saw the hanging pawn within a few seconds. Him performing like a 1700in faster games 100% hints at assistance in classical form.

@mania2 Год назад

@@James42072 I'm 150 and once someone pointed it out the exact move, I saw how retarded moving bishop infront of his king was!

@DarthVince Год назад

@@James42072 Can you explain? I don't understand...

@thndxrz9821 Год назад

I'm new to chess. Can you please explain what's wrong with the video? Thanks

@locoghoul Год назад

1700s? More lile 1400

@petar55555 Год назад

@@James42072 not sure I follow, could you explain how can he get the rook, but he didn't even try and instead attacked the queen? Can you just move the queen back one spot and continue?

@cmnyc3493 Год назад

The water blunder at 4:00 was the best part

@vedantharke3056 Год назад

Chess Speaks For ITSELF!!

@dion4670 Год назад

Hans just counted the vibrations wrong.

@daverobertson623 Год назад

That is a genius comment

@CantankerousCon Год назад

BEADS HAHA

@RaggenZ Год назад

Hans: I'm not a Cheater let me prove to youall. Also Hans:

@RaggenZ Год назад

@joyrajghosh Yes he is powerful 👏 a proud American chess star 🌟

@EGarrett01 Год назад

@Joyraj Ghosh Only a f-ing idiot thinks this guy is a legit plyer.

@ToDDHeaDD Год назад

@Joyraj Ghosh The fact that he is so much stronger in classical than in rapid or blitz actually supports the beads theory.

@devmehta7406 Год назад

@@ToDDHeaDD i second that🌝

@devmehta7406 Год назад

@Joyraj Ghosh my man, i feel sorry for you that you need to defend GMs online in RU-vid comment section, while the GM doesn't even know you exist. Things will fall in place buddy ☺️✌️

@nbrasington Год назад

I love how his opponent just kindly thinks about the obvious blunder for like a full minute

@GreatUSTreasureHunt Год назад

11 of his 12 moves were the top engine move

@rabihbadr54 Год назад

That game is speaking for itself.

@Norwegian733 Год назад

3:42 its like: "I cant get a signal" 😂

@higgledypiggledycubledy8899 Год назад

Would have been nice to mention the name of his victor in the title or description..

@plasmaastronaut Год назад

it is the state of chess-media that the cheating loser's name gets more views than the excellent winning grandmaster

@achicl Год назад

YT algorythm doesn't approve that, niemann sells more

@Viewer13128 Год назад

He said chess speaks for itself, and these are his own words. His chess is saying he's not SGM material. Hans doesn't let us do the talking, only chess can do the talking for Hans. His chess is speaking loud and clear. Or maybe Hans gets to pick and choose when chess can speak for itself.

@gamer4life592 Год назад

He's still rated 2706 Classical. He destroyed Rapport in Round 7 and no one batted an eye.

@Viewer13128 Год назад

@@gamer4life592 we noticed and that's what my comment said. cause we're not saying he's trash (if u reread my comment). consistency is everything at SGM level. therefore, having a good win at random times and then poor performances is considered. so, using that example, he can't just pick the Rapport win and say "Hah! My chess speaks for itself!" and then the rest of the games he's like "No, chess does not speak for itself." Then he gets a good win after many poor games again, and he goes "Hah! Chess speaks for itself!" No man.

@gamer4life592 Год назад

@@Viewer13128 sometimes he has good games, sometimes he has bad games. That doesn’t prove he’s not 2700, it just proves he’s human. Plus it’s rapid chess, even the top players in the world are prone to messing up every now and then. The thing about Hans is he’s a really sneaky player, but he’s more prone to getting tilted and playing bad moves because of it. But overall he’s continued gaining rating points and he’s at his peak rating in classical chess.

@theclimbto1 Год назад

I mean he's cracked the Top 30. That's something. That's a bit better than 'not trash'. And yes, all Chess speaks for itself. The good and the bad.

@Bsweet117 Год назад

@@gamer4life592 I mean Rapport isn't very good so who cares?

@1990gollum Год назад

As it turns out beads are hard to find in Kazakhstan. The early blunder speaks for itself.

@theinternetseekers2436 Год назад

The chess speaks for itself!

@whyywhyywhyy Год назад

bro forgot to charge the thing

@LeventK Год назад

No one can defend Hans Niemann to me anymore. I'm convinced.

@tetraedri_1834 Год назад

I mean he has quite a lot going on with lawsuits, constant allegations/suspicions/jokes about him cheating, feeling all of this is Magnus' fault. That's a lot of mental burden which can take better of a man, especially as chess itself is mentally very daunting to play in the highest level. Just giving another possible reason for his inconsistent performance.

@marioonofre3174 Год назад

that's what you get when you mess around...

@dzinypinydoroviny Год назад

@@tetraedri_1834 But he had been very inconsistent even prior to the drama.

@LeventK Год назад

@@tetraedri_1834 you have to keep in mind that he has been playing in a relaxed style for a long time, which was also his style when he was obliterating Magnus Carlsen with black pieces. The way he looks, the way he ignores is the same. But in one game, he somehow plays a lot of optimal moves, and in the other, he blunders an extremely basic tactical pattern. I bet I have seen hundreds of those tactics with Bxc3 followed by Qxc3, I blundered some of them, and punished some of my opponents who played them. As an 1800 level player, after my opponent plays Bg7, the very first move, yes, THE VERY FIRST MOVE I would realize and calculate would be Bxc3. There is no way any 2400+ level player would not see that threat. Don't get me wrong though. Hans is a high-level player, but this time, he was trying to play with his casual style without cheating (due to obvious reasons), which failed miserably. He was trying to be casual like the first games in the Sinquefield Cup, but he blundered an easy tactic. He was not trying to play his best. He was trying to prove himself innocent by playing rapidly. He was not keeping his attention in the game. He was trying to imitate his past self. This, is the only way someone so advanced at chess would miss Bxc3 completely.

@cz19856 Год назад

he forgot the opening prep in one game and that somehow proves he's an otb cheater?

@trevvyt8289 Год назад

Hans goes from playing elite level chess to junk

@LohnPondai Год назад

Depends if he has good or bad coverage

@keeperofthelight9681 Год назад

Beads malfunction

@imincent1767 Год назад

lmao true

@SFbayArea94121 Год назад

Hans JEWmann

@zeddex9862 Год назад

@@SFbayArea94121 wtf

@HFD-Doc Год назад

Let me guess Hans had only studied the first 11 moves that morning.

@xXJKPTXx Год назад

He played nearly perfect over the board in Spain last week. But now on shorter time frames he is having a much worse time. Makes you think.

@EGarrett01 11 месяцев назад

It just exposes that he's an idiot in reality who gets destroyed by 2400-players. The people who think he's not a cheater are morons who can't even recognize basic deception from other humans.

@BlitzWizard94 Год назад

his jobava london just couldn't cut it this time, that GM is really strong and deserves recognition

@MaxIronsThird Год назад

1:16 Dude is like, WTF are you doing????

@T_ISEC_G Год назад

Its hard to cheat on rapid/blitz otb…the most other GMs over 2700 are in the top 20…chess speaks for it self

@maxzweistein8951 Год назад

Not that I trust Niemann as far as I can spit - however there is also the effect that young players with a high FIDE rating in classic have a rather low rating in rapid and blitz, where their rating is trundling behind a bit. I guess this is because there are more classic otb tournaments and leagues compared to rapid and blitz.

@T_ISEC_G Год назад

@@maxzweistein8951 hmm maybe, but then i look at Firouzja, Duda, Duboc Arjun or Gukesh which are quite good in all time formats. But Hans performance is not even close to the top 10 nor 20 not even top 30, while he is crushing people in classical while blitzing out crazy moves. I mean its not that he is beating poeple in classical, but he is beating them with a huge time advantage and blitzing out ridiculous moves within seconds and all that without any understanding of the position in the aftermath.

@lautarojavierfernandezpric7729 Год назад

@@T_ISEC_G exactly. It's HIGHLY suspicious...

@JJnejihyuga Год назад

hard to cheat in blitz and bullet maybe. but rapid where they have 15mins of time + increment, there more than plenty of time to cheat on important position. Heck, Hans ended with more time on the clock than when the game begun.

@nicwatkins1737 Год назад

@@maxzweistein8951 did any of the other young players blunder a move in a position that they wrote a chessable course about?

@Quidoute Год назад

bruh he has beaten Magnus and now looses in 12 moves °-° Edit: Folks this is a joke don't fight in the comment replies

@quagsire2007 Год назад

He forgot his beads this time

@runewinsevik8471 Год назад

@@quagsire2007 Batteries don't last forever

@javierarias616 Год назад

It's not a "victory" if you cheated to achieve it. Here we see the results when he plays "clean"...or the beads malfunctioned hahahaha

@thegreattaiyou Год назад

In no way defending hanz, but most people don't have the killer consistency of Carlsen. I mean, even Carlsen has bad days and bad games. His are just less frequent and less severe, in general.

@Benozurman Год назад

This probably means that Magnus would lose in 8 moves. 🫣

@r4f43ll Год назад

His opponent was questioning reality at approx 1:20 trying to determine if the alarm clock is going to go off and wake him up or is it really happening.

@anggunpribadi7749 Год назад

03:48 Vokhidov smirks is on point like : "Is he really the guy who beat magnus with 100% accuration ? 😏🤔" 😂😂😂

@CuriousOldMan Год назад

Hans is the Sam Bankman-Fried of chess…in looks and morals.

@nothosaur Год назад

Good comparison, especially the hair style

@jonetyson Год назад

Which is better, Caroline Ellison or bluetooth beads?

@siddyray3361 Год назад

3:42 He was trying so hard not to smile. 🤣

@EarthSurferUSA Год назад

Yea, I think you are right. What a waste of earned happiness. This game needs some trash talking. :)

@johnsarver4075 Год назад

1:25 the moment you blundered and reacted but tried to hide the reaction

@litvinenkoalexander5331 Год назад

Bg7 was a very evident threat. A player with rating 1200 should see it already. Very strange game.

@bear3199 Год назад

Can confirm, I immediately said he is threatening bxc6, winning 2 pawns and pressuring the rook, I am 1200 rating.

@hypercubemaster2729 Год назад

@@bear3199 Bxc3+...

@dariogreggio7981 Год назад

stfu i've seen gms blunder absurd things

@michaellloyd9914 Год назад

Vokhidov made himself jump at 2:40 😂😂

@fortytwo9517 Год назад

4:03 knocking over the water bottle lol what a disaster

@chessworks5124 Год назад

Not everyone's perfect

@pianissimo7121 Год назад

That's so me

@threethrushes Год назад

Hand to H2o, and white to lose in this position, but okay.

@Opry99er Год назад

Hans was really plugged in. You could feel the vibrations of awesomeness through his chair.

@chrisp6829 Год назад

Interesting how there’s been multiple “blunders” recently unlike perfect online games

@RichardsWorld Год назад

The batteries for his beads went dead.

@zvezdazvijezda3594 Год назад

Its always very interesting to watch Hans play

@EGarrett01 Год назад

I think we just saw Hans actually play for the first time.

@Allothersweretakenn Год назад

The chess speaks for itself 😊

@thatvietkiddo Год назад

Hans: I got him now, he's wasting so much time on my brilliant move: Vokhidov: what the f, is he serious right now? Am I being baited?

@xhappybunnyx Год назад

Hans is hard to watch but hard to look away from... he embodies a lot of the traits that I don't like about myself. His rage, seeing how he looks away from the board, rubbing his hair and face constantly as though he's mentally stuck in the mud, listening to his cringey nebulous interview answers. I get the feeling that he thinks he deserves more than he's capable of but doesn't know how to bridge the gap (or he does, just not over the table lol). Idk it hits too close to home but also makes me want to take the time to work on myself and get rid of the similarities.

@rickcarson591 Год назад

He's just not willing to put in the hard work, and takes shortcuts, and now he's trapped in his own web of lies. He's allowed the cheating to get his rating too far ahead of what he's actually capable of. But there was a money incentive. Nobody cares about the top 1000th GM. Top 30 or top 10, that's worth some online attention. (For anyone complaining - that's literally the justification he gave for online cheating. He was doing it to be competitive with guys like Hikaru so he could have similar audience numbers)

@matthewclark7955 Год назад

One of the most humble, honest, cogent comments ive ever seen on the internet. Hats off to you sir. And same.

@xuweimarom10 Год назад

Skills speaks for itself

@LuisMedina040199 Год назад

FISHmann 🐟 in his prime 🔥

@motsy15 Год назад

I saw Bxc3 looking at the board sideways and I’m terrible😂 No world class GM misses that. Ever

@Zargabaath Год назад

I play chess vs 900 elo bots and saw that. LOL.

@PartyMain Год назад

The chess speaks for itself

@bigfriki Год назад

The blunder speaks for itself.

@crbrearley Год назад

I saw the tactic instantly when I watched the game in actual computer format but I had no idea what was wrong looking at the board. Wow, it has been a long time since I've actually sat in front of chess pieces. I think 40 years or more.

@GustoFormula Год назад

I just do not understand the position when looking at the board from the side lol

@weevilunderwood149 Год назад

2700 level chess

@paulgallagher2937 Год назад

If nobody else is going to point out Hans' short jacket sleeves, I guess I'll have to.

@123duelist Год назад

What about them?

@kimberlyfrost4730 Год назад

Probably spilled water on his jacket and had to borrow one from the guy who signals the beads perhaps.

@Dougiehable Год назад

The only thing that is consistent in Hans inconsistent games of chess is that chess speaks for it self. I suppose thats what makes it so interesting to watch Hans, if only everything else in life was so inconsistent like Hans's chess playing, it would be wild!

@CGR89 Год назад

The time crunch means the beads individual vibrations are hard to read, leading to inaccuracies.

@sutikareoluwagbenga1272 Год назад

Those short time constraints in rapid exposed something. Chess speaks for itself....

@ummelhoreu1690 Год назад

Hans chess keeps speaking for itself

@makaronake Год назад

This is why you need to recharge those beads before every game.

@Apofica Год назад

After 10. ... Bg7 white is supposed to go 11. Qe3, but Niemann forgot a couple of steps, as he had already played this line in march against Hakobyan, where after 11. Qe3 Qxe3 12. Bxe3 0-0 THEN moved the bishop to e2.

@heidelfortuny5496 Год назад

2:02 is the exact moment where his beads go crazy before a massive blunder

@omvegan Год назад

I thought Hans was over 2700 now?

@Alan-cm7ye Год назад

Classical rating yes. Rapid & blitz ratings are different.

@lostsoul2184 Год назад

I told him to buy a lush 3 ...he didn't listen

@aibekkarimov7457 Год назад

The theory that he misspelled 3 anal bead buzzes for 2, and went Be2 instead of Be3 actually seems legit lol

@thatsawrap5235 Год назад

Perhaps he's using smaller anal beads and they don't give him the same stimulation?

@CantankerousCon Год назад

BEADS HAHA

@just_some_bigfoot_hacking_you Год назад

I'd buy that

@n.s.3410 Год назад

These comments are golden. No blunders on this board that’s for sure. Good vibes in here.

@jeremycraft2445 Год назад

For everyone jumping in with silly comments about cheating... He messed up a move in the opening, it happens to strong players all the time... (mixing up move orders) especially with absurdly short time controls.

@jerryh559 Год назад

15 minutes is absurdly short indeed, how does Fide dare to hold a tournament with such low timers?!?!😆

@shashanknayak1818 Год назад

i actually belived hans to be the one who composed interstellar's music but then realized this is another person

@Mortenjwhre Год назад

Right before clicking on this video i watched the Travis Scott, Frank ocean and Hans Zimmers interstellar music video

@LundinSebastian Год назад

LOL

@callumjmcmahon7914 Год назад

he's composed so many classics besides Interstellar put some respect on Zimmer

@sorena618 Год назад

"Music is just vibration"

@ufcfan435 Год назад

Same guy who beat Magnus with black 🤥

@Diggnuts Год назад

Beat? I think you mean "with beads".

@user-br6vb3tk1o Год назад

@@Diggnuts it was about Vokhidov, who defeated Carlsen in the 2019 rapid championship

@Dulc3B00kbyBrant0n Год назад

@@Diggnuts roflmao

@himiko6867 Год назад

Niemann’s lack of skill speaks for itself.

@fodiographer Год назад

Very disrespectful! Hans is an insanely good chess player and is in the top 30 chess players of the world at the age of 19. He almost won a big tournament last week for crying out loud!

@optimusedits7269 Год назад

@@fodiographer true,this dude is ignorant

@optimusedits7269 Год назад

You have an anime pfp , you have no room to talk.Hans defeated Magnus and Rapport which is very impressive

@himiko6867 Год назад

@@fodiographer If he wanted respect then he shouldn’t have cheated numerous times.

@himiko6867 Год назад

@@optimusedits7269 Says the kid with his account named after a transformer and makes anime shorts.

@MagisterVeritas 6 месяцев назад

Hans: today straight up chess. *loses in 12 moves* Hans: tomorrow is 'engine day'

@DaaimShabazz Год назад

I'm surprised there is a video on this when there are so many games like this in this blitz tournament. It simply opens the door to more Hans bashing.

@babasemka Год назад

Dude understands chess as much as me... and I'm 150 😂

@nohalfmeasures6 Год назад

Vokhidov is going to be a beast, his whole team is a monster.

@benjaminsantiago9563 Год назад

This is why I like over the board chess seeing your opponent on the other end break down because of a mistake they did, or you're just better feels good. I mean, your opponent is trying to take you out with all of their mental strength, and when you put a stop to it! Like I said, it feels good.

@psychwardsandSCENE Год назад

1) really cringeworthy 2) barely even coherent

@MrEdwardCollins Год назад

14-year old Bobby Fischer: "I like to see 'em squirm."

@Smitty617 Год назад

I thought that maybe Qe3 would be the best move, but after Qe3-- Qxe3, and no matter what piece you take with, you also lose your rook for a bishop (Qxe3, Bxe3, Bxb2, Rd1, Bc2). The same thing if the pawn took (Qxe3, Pxe3, Bxb2, Rd4, Bc2).

@ast9052 Год назад

The sensors on the beads must've clogged up with shit

@reyntime6749 Год назад

You're laughing. Hans Niemann lost in just 3 minutes and 12 moves and you're laughing.

@cqpzg Год назад

His beads must of ran out of batteries.

@DillaryHuff Год назад

Or maybe he felt that he was already too battered from them that day

@theguardian308 Год назад

But he is the greatest of all time…😂😂

@SOSULLI 17 дней назад

What I love most is the eye-contact.

@xxiamlegendxx1390 Год назад

Hans Niemann (648)+ Lush 3 (4934)= (5582) USUALLY, but this time Hans Niemann (436)+ low battery lush 3 (0)= 436 against Vokhidov (2514) is a safe loss.