Kid Destroys Alex 

Agree

That’s my bughouse partner!

This is not a child, this is Indian chess player Siddhant Kapadia, he is 44 years old

​@@AAntonGordeev I think he was talking about the east asian one

That other kid got some real good upbringing.

That's true!

Actually it's an adult playing in a kids competition

Stolen

I stand by this words

and If you see a asian kid are there, DO NOT run. Just gently, silently, crawl out of the competition room

Sayyin "aaaight" for his every move 😎

Wait till puberty hits him. That's what destroys us always.😂

@@suyashsrivastava9665 nahh bro is built different. We do not play chess when we're 8 y/o being 1650 beating alex

😂

😂

I feel his passion for the game

Can someone tell me what the guy answered ? Just couldn't get it...and i am really concerned ! XD

@@liloosgreenplace I couldn't hear him either.

"He would laugh at that"?

@@liloosgreenplacealphabet

brain slices from magnus clone

"... and where Magnus was at the time."

@@notme222 🤣

Honestly, this is not even an achievement ; )

What's GM?

@@kira41d13 ...GrandMaster?

Bruh chess is mostly memorization

Man, He played like a Computer!

​@@firepillowmemorize the entire game💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

He was 1650 and she is 2000, with his much of a gap there's really no excuse to lose this hard

@@firepillow No, only at the super gm level are the openings mostly about memorization. Not even the most powerful super computers have solved chess.

Glad someone noticed it.

that's alex

How the hell this noob boy have 1650 rating while I play a lot better than him and I am only 800😢

Any board game actually.

Very far from it.

Yes, some are born with better mental attributes that especially might exist in chess. But you can definitely get better as a beginner.

Idk, these kids are forced to play day in and day out. You can mold young minds.

Wrong!!

What did she mean?

NAHHHHHHHH

Well at least i know a 8 yo kid isn't beating me at kickboxing.

@@Long-Horsecareful...

On the other hand, don't parents turn their children into chess players because they want to be famous? In the age of social media, this is even more important. Is it good for the kid?

Yeah man, they probably had their lives flashing before their eyes when they saw you.

@@bleflar9183 undoubtedly, I could see the fear in their eyes

I wouldn’t necessarily call it “playing for pride.” It’s a chess match, you play to win, not to forfeit. The only instance, I believe, when you should deliberately lose is when you’re coaching someone. If they weren’t teaching you anything and instead were having an actual match, that’s simply how chess is played.

@@dehydratedlord4509 It's not like I expected them to let me win, I understood we were still playing a chess match, but I only ever recall 1 younger dude there who was actually nice to me and willing to talk with me before and after the match. He'd still beat me, but I had a much nicer experience there playing against him. I guess this post was more about their attitude than their play style, I just wanted to play chess with other people who liked to play chess, but felt pretty unwelcome for the most part

That’s just his neuralink playing up 😊

What does that mean?I didn't understand

@@Nafim-kv6rg it means these kids have been implanted with Elon musk’s brain chip to become super genius chess competitors - and this particular kid who looks like he’s having a very happy seizure actually just had a malfunction in his hardware, therefore he’ll have to be sent back to the factory to get it fixed.

@@Nafim-kv6rg the happiness in that boy in blue shirt as he starts swinging in his place... Funny and wholesome

LOL didn't even see that 😂😂 brutal

What does that mean?

I didn't think about that.

That makes it worse . You see what real talent is with your own eyes . 😂

Yes the kid would get a queen instead of Rock, but the kid wants to torture her

*Stop* with your major cursing! Look how ignorant, needless and stupid your post is for having that word. You should go back and edit it out.