When Magnus Beat Fabiano Caruana by 20 

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And people still think Hikaru>Magnus lol...

@@hellolol5388 Nobody says that

@@hellolol5388 who tf says that... I like hikaru and everything but that is just factually untrue...

@@hellolol5388 I don't think anyone thinks that. That would be like thinking that Bob Ross is better than Leonardo, just cus he can knock out a watercolour in a 30 minute episode.

That’s his next clickbait

lets be real: if you look at his tournament recaps, the Viewerbar is always the highest in Timestamps when Magnus is involved. Demand and Supply. It eez what it eez. 🤷‍♂

yea think magnus his bf or something but maybe oneday levy might actually be gm probably not.

Oh no! A chess based channel is making videos on the best chess player in the world?!? It just doesn’t make sense! You’re a goofball.

If people are watching it, he'll keep doing it. People are watching and will keep watching it.

not to mention how in your head you get after it starts looking like he might sweep you

@@wyattmason8838 that feeling is called being tilted.

It's definitely a combo of a bit of tilt and Magnus just being absolutely on his game, even by GOAT standards. Like this was a ridiculous match even considering just how dominant Magnus has been.

Sure, it was clear that Magnus would win the match pretty soon, but going 22-4 against someone like Fabi is insane on incomprehensible levels. This is no longer a matter of 'just not having it', this is worse, and I gotta feel sorry for Fabi, maybe even more than be blown away by how ridiculously on point Magnus was in this match today...

I believe your telling just half of the story. Most of their 5+1 minutes blitz was played at over 90% accuracy, with Magnus playing at 97% percent accuracy in the first game how can you simply beat that. There was no blunder by Fabi except during time pressures. We need to give Magnus the respect he deserves because on this form his in. Nobody in the world is stopping him, not even fragging Hikaru Naroditsky even complemented Fabi play

More like magnician

Another level entirely.

@@number3123 Magus Carlsen

@Christopher Isetta a draw is worth 0.5 So 18 wins and 8 draws.

@@TheAzureJahknot funny

He did have chances in the last two games that fizzled out as a draw, but Magnus defended like a Lion. Poor Fabi

The false world champion

@Zio Peraza Because Magnus has refused to play Nepo to retain his title, and Nepo is playing the 2nd-place candidate for the title.

By refusing to defend, he’s basically added “runner up” to the title of champion. Everyone knows he’s the goat

You're just going to count my guy Ding out like that?

@@wunknownbeatbox7980 dude got shat on by nihal sarin so

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Bruh 🤣

he's a spíritual lyrical individual.

Yeah me too

The chess network chess channel has 2hr bullet stream of magnus. It’s nuts how fast he is

It was all on the computer!

You can watch it online but i don’t recommend as i am myself above average but my brain is too slow for these gods. Even top players struggle to analyze what is happening in such short time.

@@Mrdinomist I still think it's a good watch, Danya and Danny do a good job explaining it all and I'm only a 1200

was looking for this comment :)

Ye

He was pre-moving at that point, otherwise he would have

@@NeaEmrys Aah, that's why

Also worth noting that he was very low on time

ikr I thought they sold that and was disappointed.

It reminds me of those ads on Facebook where they use a fake depiction of a game for the ad, which looks 10x more interesting than the actual game 😂

It’s called an Oreo you fucking sick freak

I know nothing about chess and I'm still gripped by the storytelling

yeah and also the insults to the engine while explaining moves that would actually make sense and not be realised by low level players at the same time and giving variations and multiple choices

Levi*

@@adude2927 Leve

hes been sponsored by madrinas for a while now

Pin of shame

??? He has 1.8m subs wdym recently?

3rd in blitz..

Fabi is also the 3rd highest rated player in history, and somehow rated higher than Magnus in blitz currently. And Magnus adopted him.

@@noone-ld7pt really? Magnus was in no.1 and fabi in no.3 I thought

@@tanjiroushirogane690 Magnus hasn't been #1 in Blitz for quite some time, Hikaru and Alireza have been #1 lately. Dunno how Fabi ended up 3rd in rating though, he is a great classical player but not so much in blitz

A Magus.

i know it from my own games when i am leading but have to play against someone who starts defending extremly well. Every move he defends well you getting little panic, then you re making the first mistake then second and the game is lost. Thats what exactly happens when they play against Magnus. He is the best Defender of all time, thats what makes him so strong, the coordination between his pieces are insane.

Magnus is insane

But does Magnus know how the knights move ?

Glad I wasn't the only one ready to point that out, haha

I was also watching live and I legit felt Fabi's frustration, I don't dislike Magnus by any means but his play just feels frustrating

Yeah, and you could tell Fabiano was trying really hard to win too. I almost started to feel bad for him. What Magnus did there was just.... INSANE. That kind of domination.

Glad he stopped.

Seeing Messi making history again was AMAZING!!! ⚽️

Cuz it doesnt matter to him anymore. He knows hes the GOAT and will continue to be the GOAT for a long time so why waste time. A title is just a title, its meaningless to him now.

What do you mean?(sry im new to chess)

Lol.

There was a video where a low rated player was going toe to toe with a GM, he was secretly cheating and the point was to see if the GM noticed. The GM did notice after a game or 2 and asked what's going on, so while it's not proof in itself, I guess when players of this calibre really feel someone genuinely cheated, perhaps that is sadly the most reliable evidence. Issue is of course doing this over the board and how exactly did Hans pull this off? I think Magnus has to be given the benefit of the doubt here even though he is quite dramatic and Hans simply has a record of cheating in the past. Perhaps cheaters should be completely banned from competing. Sad, but maybe that's the only way.

@@RsGenjil Not logical…..

@@RsGenjil This was a little bit hard to read. Your conclusions don't make that much sense - the GM probably noticed because this guy who cheated played moves way above his calibre. Hans is a GM, so he can very well play well, even if he does cheat sometimes. This means strange moves from him could still be from him, since he has the capacity to see those strange moves even if it's unlikely. Sure, Magnus's instincts could be correct, but it's far from substantial enough to ban him. Also the jump when you decided that cheaters should be banned was quite dramatic. Not sure how that pertains to detecting cheaters. In fact, your conclusion of GM's being able to spot cheater's fairly easily would support the opposite, since a significant reason to ban cheaters is because it's hard to catch them in-game, making their effects quite disastrous while being hidden, like a poison. In fact, yeah, let's use a poison analogy. A cheater is like a poison. If it can be spotted easily, there's little reason to fear it (another reason to would be if it's hard to remove, but cheating is simple to remove). If a poison is silent, it becomes a great hazard, and requires drastic countermeasures. Anyways, I don't understand any of your conclusions.

Magnus is absolutely phenomenal, but he does have off days. I think Hans simply caught him on one when he beat him with black. Hans' history of cheating online doesn't automatically make him a cheater OTB, and to this day there's still no conclusive proof he cheated in that game. Not a big fan of Hans personally (in fact, I was really pissed when he lost to Hans), but you can't just ruin someone's career because of a hunch.

I agree that Carlson was having an off day, and that it's totally possible that Hans could have won legitimately. But I just trust the intuition of Magnus, Hikaru, and Fabiano more than my own. Now I'm not suggesting we take intuition as evidence, we need hard evidence before expelling Hans from professional chess. But I can't shake the suspicion off either. Hopefully we get some rematches and more OTB Hans games that display his understanding of chess and his ability to defeat the best players in the world

Actually it was more of a video on chess and the speed chess championship it just happened to be that Magnus being a fantastic player made a second time ever no losses record for four hours straight and also beat another GM 22 to 4

@@johnmarkarth2249 *22

@@enderduck4253 sorry yeah thanks

and 10:03 I lost it

yes m5

I thought the same thing🤔🤔🤔

Yes - but Magnus had 6s left on the clock. He expected Fabiano to move the queen, so he pre-moved Nd5 to place the king in check: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zz6dBcPmW_Q.html Fabiano was probably playing against this expectation to catch Magnus off-guard.

Yep totally possible but Time scramble i think

He absolutely could but probably time pressure and he didn't think that he would blunder his queen so pre-moved

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Is magus cheating? We will never know

But he played terrible against Hans.

@@sebastiankong1979 against stockfish* u mean

@@juananaosin7638 you have to be kidding yourself if Hans played anything like Stockfish that game either.

Perhaps magnus know now the nieman secret method

I agree, I don't understand people who say he talks too much

Fabi hanged queen but magnus premoved the knight