When the GOAT is angry... 

Say my name. You're Carlos Magnussen. You're goddamn right.

Praggnanandhaa: I have to tread lightly

Ralph, The King: Haha, I'm in danger.

the king is in magnus? ayo

Literally scrolled down here to write this comment, and go figure it's the top comment

The other move is Qd6, not Kd6. He must have forgotten it was two moves not two moves for king.

Had to hit pause and search for a comment about that XD

Can someone explain it to me I don’t understand why he can move towards the bishop

@@vortexpug He cannot. But he can interpose the bishops check with the queen.

A strategic king sacrifice can be an important tactic if you want to force a draw. After all, you can't get checkmated if you no longer have a king on the board.

why do you all just pretend that prag is better if he defeats magnus prag is trash and magnus does not even play seriously

@@asylum9868 Magnus was sick and got 3-0 against him lol

@@asylum9868 You completely missed the point of the joke buddy

@@asylum9868 Ofcourse you can defeat him at 15 years old age lol

I wanna like this moment but dont wanna ruin the 69 likes

Gimme the time stamp please

@@clashdevil2925 16:00

Im glad everyone noticed 😂

this pawn is better than this one . because this one .... thats what levy said tho .

The pawn was better than the knight!😎

"you're seriously playing the caro kann?"

Statistically, he tears his shirt 100% more than any other FIDE champion.

@@BradPeirson your statement makes no sense

Lol 😂😂🤣🤣

Only Magnus is a skinny shrimp with no muscle 😂

king sac lol

True

When you get really good you can master the art of king sacrefices

this hangs the king

You don't expect king's gambit from professional time to time. It is a tricky move

when magnus starts beating kids he's "getting revenge" and "showing his level" but when I do it I'm a "felon" and I "need to serve a sentence"

when magnus takes a horse he’s “winning” and “doing so good” but when I do it I’m “stealing” and “should go to prison”

When magnus hangs a queen it’s “a beautiful sacrifice” and “tactical” but when I do it I’m “committing regicide” and “will be hanged, drawn, and quartered at the stroke of dawn”

When Magnus sacrifices a bishop, it’s “A brilliant move” and “A dazzling save” But when I sacrifice a bishop, I’m “suspended from all churches worldwide” and “serving a life sentence in jail”

The only difference is that Mongoose is the goat.,😊

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Levy would thump magnus, no cap

Levy can't even win an IM Invitational against an FM kid. Even in blindfold, Magnus schools Levy 10/10

@@kysierkevin r/woooosh

You’re forgetting his video from a couple weeks ago, he got an honorary gm title

He meant to move the queen there

I am the one who knocks! 😂😂

nice :D

yeah, he should try to be, i don’t know, the world champion? i think he has a good shot of being the world champ tbh

True

Facts

The goat

Dont you mean Mac n cheese carlsberg

prag is trash

Hmm wasnt hikarus title that?

69 likes otw!

What he means is that although the king is close enough to either pawn to stop it, the two pawns are far enough away from each other that he won't be able to travel back to the other one after stopping one of them

@@kevinemery2750 I know. I am 2000+ rated in Rapid and bullet. But still it is verbal confusion created by the mystery of chess

The US is officially both metric and imperial as well, although instances of metric usage in the US (outside of scientific pursuits) is rare. For me, I'm most interested in both the US and UK using a gallon as a measurement of liquid, but just not the same 'gallon'. . .

@@travisSimon365 it's funny that, of all things, the US uses metric to measure bullet width

Metric usage in the US is mostly confined to science and sports, i.e. "10k run" in the US refers to 10 kilometers, not 10k yards. We also use the litre but we spell it liter, as in "2-liter soda". The system we use for most things, with cups, ounces, gallons, inches, feet, yards, pounds, etc. is called the Imperial system, and it's not very good. Fahrenheit is, however, superior to Celsius in my opinion, simply because the degrees are smaller so it allows for a more granular (precise) measurement in whole degrees. Celsius (really Kelvin) is better for science, though. Everyone almost everywhere uses the same measure of time.

@@kevinemery2750 technically speaking, in terms of metrology the US swapped to metric in the 70s when it decided to define all measurements as precise ratios to the metric system (i.e. an inch is *exactly* 25.4mm). As for the precision of Fahrenheit, the problem is the same, it’s only “precise” in the sense of being a smaller unit, but it’s precision is dependent on the Celsius scale. The modern debate is simply silly because Fahrenheit now is everywhere a scaling factor, *all modern thermometers are Celsius*, they just change the printed lines and numbers.

@@kevinemery2750 you could argue that F is more accurate than C if you're only using whole numbers, however the fact that water freezes at 0 and boils at 100 makes it easier to gauge temperature at a human level :) Same goes for Km as opposed to M I guess :)

He meant Qd6 and Kf6 are the only moves

Sub to a real gm this fakker is an amatwur faking up all of his games

What's the rating situation here?

@@RExN6900 after watching gothamchess my rating went from 1800 to 1500

@@FlareiOS lol

This! It's so accurate!

Only 2nd one was a blunder.

He didn’t say with the king, he meant Qd6 blocking

Yes i know i just thought i looked funny

Me

Who else cares

You guys get notifications?

@@manuper11 Yeah

@@manuper11 You have to subscribe and ring the bell though

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I think hikaru is kind of coaching him in all of those collab streams they've been doing

@@lammatt nope, they had a falling out

Americans say "imperial" most of the time. Source: I'm American

@@RhodokTribesman fair enough, I've just heard a few Americans I've met and another tv presenter I've seen say 'standard'. obviously the plural of anecdote is not data, that's why I said "... I think..."

@@snyparaustralis540 Could be a regional thing as well, there are tons of various things people say (soda vs pop, how to pronounce syrup or caramel, etc.)

@@RhodokTribesman good point, well made