I went from being in a losing position to turning the tides into a checkmate
KTRNH
Dec 1, 2022
Magnus Carlsen might never play another World Championship Match again, but there are plenty of great games that he played in previous years that are very instructive.
I will be posting some of them here.
KevinOSh
Nov 30, 2022
My heart started pounding when it got to 10 seconds
Why you should never resign
Ninja_Tribunal
Nov 15, 2022
If you don't celebrate Thanksgiving or don't celebrate it because you don't know what it is, then what is your favorite dessert(s)?
MandeepSinghRathore
Nov 14, 2022
Hello everyone, this was my best ever game which I played and first time I had the accuracy above 90.
SiddharthTheCuler
Nov 3, 2022
I had blundered my queen 4 moves in that's fun, and made up for it by playing aggressively.
ADHD in a nutshell honestly, this perfectly explains my games sometimes, I have like total focus on the game or I blunder horribly throughout 90 percent of the game (I'm not that bad though I usually only blunder like 6 times the rest is inaccuracies and mistakes and stuff)
21. he1 was a misclick and I hate my life for it
These chaotic games are bound to happen with me because of my ADHD which is why I feel like my max elo rating will probably cap around 1500 or so because I play around that level when I'm dead focused but I blunder sometimes like a 500 or 400
KTRNH
Oct 27, 2022
To celebrate Anand's 50th Birthday in 2019, Chessbase India selected 9 of Anand's most beautiful gems and gave those positions to the World Champion Magnus Carlsen.
The challenge was to guess who were Anand's opponents in each game and what was the move that was played.
KevinOSh
Oct 12, 2022
On the computer's logic, and Person's logic.
You play games, discover interesting moves, and then this happens: two moves, which lead (with order–different sequences of the moves) the exactly same position, are marked as entirely different. One is a "good move" (+1.89), and another for "best". Hm, hm... Computer thinks different from us.
These should be, however, equal moved, if they are "logically" equal. A single point why could they be different is, expectably, that "one sequence may be harder seen"... But is it, at this case?
Score of People vs Stockfish
People (Humanity)
Stockfish 11 (depth 20)
Score
[+]1
[+]0
Earth_player
Oct 11, 2022
OUTLINE:
0:00 - Introduction
0:51 - Greatest soccer player of all time
7:57 - Magnus's approach to chess
17:10 - Game 6 of the 2021 World Chess Championship
21:12 - Chess openings
33:35 - Chess960: Fischer random chess
38:37 - Chess variants
41:22 - Elo Rating
49:48 - World Chess Championship
1:14:00 - Losing
1:21:22 - Day in the life
1:28:12 - Drunk chess
1:32:43 - Chess training
1:40:37 - Garry Kasparov
1:49:54 - Greatest chess player of all time
2:03:06 - Advice for chess players
2:04:49 - Chess YouTubers
2:08:20 - Henrik Carlsen
2:13:55 - Lessons for life
2:17:19 - Queen's Gambit
2:19:10 - Poker
2:25:24 - Loneliness
2:28:45 - How does the knight move?
KevinOSh
Oct 5, 2022
Well, I don't think Magunus Carsen is the best, a crack, in his entire life and career he has shown skills, strategies, victories and various things that distinguish Magnus from the others (being the second youngest grandmaster in the world) and being the current World Champion since 2013, he is my favorite player.
TheUltraTrap
Oct 2, 2022
POV: 1200 is a mix of blunders and brilliant moves, when you normally have both of them a lot at your games, and it's classic for the games: only brilliant moves (with no blunders) happen rarely for yr games.
Just look on it [this game]:[the analysis.]And the game:
And a pic of the game's review [local language] ) Huh.
andriykondrat
Oct 2, 2022
New video by my friend Otto:
Here is the full game:
GalatasaraySevgisiENiyisi
Sep 30, 2022
