I give you the best contender for a blunder reaction:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BK5QdJ715zw
Is there a better reaction to a chess blunder? :)
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It's funny how as soon as Anni touches the piece, you can see him look straight at the hanging pawn.
Gif!
Wrinn wrote:
This.
I actually do the same reaction on tests when I get unfamiliar questions 
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MN16, so do I. Or when I realised I did it wrong and need to start all over again :P
Stormstout wrote:
Wrinn wrote:
This.
It has been a long time since I have laughed that hard at a video I'm watching by myself.... HAHAHAAHAHAH
Wrinn wrote:
I vote this as well. Lmfao
DM_CaptainObvious wrote:
Wrinn wrote:
I vote this as well. Lmfao
I watched that twice now.... HAHAHAAHAHHAHA
Wasnt he playing Anand?
AstroSrimadeva wrote:
Yep... but I think even though it looks stupid, it's blitz so "all's fair in blitz".
It wasn't an obvious blunder either, really only a mistake a top GM could capatalize on in a blitz game.
Jun 15, 2014
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VyboR skrev:
a blunder gets even worse when people start to analyze 1 second after the game is over. like the one that points at the board and start to move pieces around.
bobbyDK wrote:
VyboR skrev:
a blunder gets even worse when people start to analyze 1 second after the game is over. like the one that points at the board and start to move pieces around.
Wow those guys were so rude, it was clearly obvious he knew exactly what he screwed up consider he resigned before he even hit his clock rofl.
Way to kick a man when he's down when you aren't even playing against him bros.
Jun 15, 2014
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notice how Carlsen reacts as he loses to Kosteniuk, look at him shaking his head.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeyXKTVYenA
Jun 15, 2014
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#18
Figgy20000 wrote:
Wow those guys were so rude, it was clearly obvious he knew exactly what he screwed up consider he resigned before he even hit his clock rofl.
Way to kick a man when he's down when you aren't even playing against him bros.
this is one of the reasons I don't think otb tournaments are fun anymore.
spectators sit too close nearly leaning over the table.
spectators start to whisper in the corner about the game.
spectactors start to make facial reactions you can easily tell if most cases tell if the crowd thought it was a good or bad move.
and worst of all under 1 second before the game is over start to point at a square as if it is was the one error of the game and start to move pieces around.
Mega blunder here by Grischuk, who fails to notice his back rank issues...
I vote no. :)