I Played Cat and Mouse With A 10 Year-Old 

they teach the kids nowadays to never resign.

Ahhhh she was silently teaching him that's so sweet I like her now 😊

@@cooloutacForcing the opponent to checkmate isn't a bad idea.

@Uhtredrag1080 or playing for flag or stalemate,draw or a checkmate yourself. I'd gain 200 points if I had such mental fortitude

I know it’s hard to admit that you’re great at the same job that your mother but Dina is really good at teaching kids ❤

she would make a good mom

I loved the Queen-bishop escort off the board @ 3:33 :)) #Ruthless

Actually, it took her a while to work out that conversion, she was practicing her end game.

That way he would've missed the free N+B checkmate showcase!

Lol

@DinaBelenkaya I'm a (1250) parent of a 1400, and I think that I speak for lots of parents that watch your videos specifically for this kind of wholesomeness. The way you deal with these kids is bordering on perfection. My wife and I wish that all teachers had your knack, Dina. God bless.

Bruh what

@@ecxstasy347 Not exactly sure what you mean, but I’ll have to assume it’s a legit question. GM Daniel (Danya) Naroditsky, head coach of the Charlotte Chess Center, is seen sitting in the background at the start of the video. When his game ends he stops briefly to watch Dina’s game. They have collaborated before, and both are of Russian decent. I was insinuating, with of course zero actual knowledge of the facts, that there are romantic reasons that Dina is in Charlotte. If that were true, and that union produced offspring, those babies would have Danya’s and Dina’s looks, brains, parenting and ethnic heritage. Cute little Russian chess prodigies.

@@markernest2254 what is russian

@@markernest2254 please seek help

@@ecxstasy347 a small chocolate weasel in eastern Usmirkistan formed when a train car of hydrogen peroxide overturned and caused several fantasmological upheavals.

She won the mental before he sat down! 😂😂😂

I like how Danya stands in the background… like a father watching a child.

He thought she didn't know the BN endgame, tried to get a draw.

Sorry about that!

Is it? How so?

@DinaBelenkaya For me - it's the diversity in your content. One day may be hilarious trash talk - then this. Your generosity with these kids is captivating. She taught all those kids (and me) not go in the corner. She dragged it out for effect, then pounced. Schooling us all sticks better because she adds the entertainment. I spotted 10 kids at one moment, each and every one of them with a smile. Those kids obviously like Dina. Tens of thousands of us across the world feel the same way. Dina, I guarantee you, statistically - at any moment of every day - you have that same crowd, separated only by time and space- enthralled with your prowess on the board, wit and humor. Thanks Dina! - subscription earned.

This was fun, endearing, lots of other nice adjectives, to the very end. The only thing better for me is a game that is equally matched and at a fast pace.

that's called a clock, it shows how much time they have left, when it's 0 they lose.

@@cfsaif i got that part, just not the one where the countdown is going up instead of down, they are "gaining" time instead of losing it at some point

@@yogseventy-nine3460increment

@@yogseventy-nine3460 you can choose to add bonus seconds after each click, oftenly 2sec

@@yogseventy-nine3460 its call incremental time, theres many time formats for chess. So basically each time you make a move you get a few seconds back. There is also non incremental where no time is gained.

At 3:40, similar looking person is standing, observing Danya sitting at window table.