Surprisingly. Its a tactic my teacher Mr.Brook taught me. Get them talking about passion and they'll lose all sight of the game. All of NFHS year 2014-16 chess team knows the tactic.
@Daniel Evans No, men in power don't do that at all, what men do is to _teach_ women. It's something men enjoy to do, it also raises their level of testosterone and makes them feel needed. As men we need to be needed. Added. You clowned yourself.
I really loved this chess encounter. She thought she could dominate based on a rating, while he remained ultimately humble through all the conversation and play. And, then crushed her. It’s always important to never show your cards. Well done!
She didn't think she could dominate based on rating. She assumed what we all assumed. She believed that he was better than 1500 but couldn't be close to her ability. Another mistake is she knew he was probably lying but like most people in these situations, thought he was lying only a little bit. He was lying about EVERYTHING. 😆 This video is a good demonstration of human behavior.
Poor Dina. Never underestimate your opponent. Sitting there trying to belittle a 1500, turning out he's a 2400. Hahaha! The entire time I was like, yeah, this guy is holding back, being polite and all.
I've been teaching my 7 year old nephew Chess and now he loves it and it's kind of creepy how well he already is at the game lol. Today I walked in on him watching ur videos lol.
@Mike C I'm a non native english speaker too buddy. His sentence made me ask to myself "why that hell speaking english has to do with playing good chess?" It didn't make any sense to me, but now I got it, he was giving the guy a compliment for his english :) And YES, I totally agree with you, it makes the content way more entertaining!!!
@Lucas Matheus Because it makes the content more entertaining when viewers can understand everyone and those in the video can understand each other well enough to have that kind of back and forth. It would be distracting and frustrating for many if they were incoherent, whether that's due to a language barrier or giving off a vibe that they could be a future Darwin Award winner. The dude gave a compliment. Why does it matter to you so much that you have to criticize for it?
I'm not a strong player, but I believe I can recognize strong chess player just by the way he grabs his pieces and how quickly he presses the clock after move. Also, someone who's beginner usually first touch a piece which takes instead of piece that will be taken. I think it worked in every video of that kind I saw.
He said, before the game, he is 1500 ELO. Believe me, it is not bad in chess ranking. The difference in holding/moving pieces between 1500 ELO and Grandmaster is not easy to recognise (if there is difference at all). 1500 ELO you have to play chess regularly and take part in some turnaments regularly.
@Big Chungus in crowded part of the board it is actually easier, you can hide enemy's piece in your hand and place your piece precisely without risking knocking over other pieces - I think it is a habit from blitz/bullet, see: 2:27
I respect the fact that you still uploaded the video even though you lost to someone better than you.. Would be crazy to see a rematch one day & you beat him & show us how far dedication towards the game or anything in life can get you
I aslo do not think she underestimated her opponent. And if she did, she'd be right to. Ratings say a lot about a player. You dont typically expect a 1500 elo player to turn out a GM so you adjust your playstyle accordingly. This is a strategy done in all online games basically. If your opponent is bad, you dont play like you'd with good people in order to not lose because they cant see baits or other tactics, so you look for quicker ways to finish it all.
Don’t be patronising; it’s embarrassing when you’re wrong like this. She took his word at the beginning. She was being trusting and open, not overconfident.
@Eric Enders I don't think she was pretending to be a noobie though? She was trying to give him tips while being passive aggressive towards her opponent. In the end, yeah, she was fooled but it was still her downfall for trying to feel superior.
@CrimsonSpider that’s the whole point of the video?? It was her pretending to be a noobie vs someone she thought was a noobie. But it was a prank, so he was pretending to be a noobie. ?
Yeah, she is a genuine arrogant girl, who would do better if she payed attention to the game. The banter was annoying. I hope more people do this to her on video.
His channel is the best! His Caro and Vienna videos single handled got me from 600 to 1000. He is hilarious too, really entertaining chess content creator!
She is unique, to play against '1500' and talk all time and try to reduce his mindset on game is amazing , his Level nevertheless is 3 feet higher, his calm, gives streight answers, allways looking on board, amazing , up until she realize he is wery good player and she trys to concentrate without talking but even than was 2 late bcz he allready took major figures of hers
@mushroom hunter no it’s because women are creeped on in chess tournaments so they don’t get an equal opportunity to achieve. Real chess players know this is the issue.
Yes u all right but the effort i mean she is cunning , her talk strategy would work on 1500 all above 2000 would give her fair Match, i wonder if they remached who would win
@mushroom hunter because there are more men who play chess than women and the women's scene is less developed than the men's scene because it's been around for far less time
@freight the minority doesn't matter, why make an argument on the minority?? At the end of the day men and women prefer a man to handle a high stress situation..if a high level girl played chess against 10 high lvl guys the out come would be maybe 1 win out of the 10 different matches..probability is extremely low
I'm not a particularly strong player but I can definitely hold my own against strong players. I always lose bit I also win by some miracle. By the way I love the way you were so polite
Just watched the Mogul Chess Boxing Championship match between a you and Andrea in December, damn that was a fierce fight, that looked pretty real to me. Glad to see the two of you are still talking! Andrea she is some fighter that girl, and you did well just keeping your guard up. Kudos to both of you.
You can basically tell by the way he picked up and moved 1.d4 that he was stronger than 1500. If a WGM doesn't have a winning position by the end of the opening, thet are playing someone with skills. If that person is chatting away like it's nothing, they are strong.
we deserve a game where a beginner pretend to be master while another master pretend to be a beginner and both get beaten by the board that pretend to be the timer.
Belenkaya was mad to lose at a 1500 (that would be utter humiliation), and utterly relieved when she realized that he was a 2400. She herself has a peak rating of 2364, so this was a normal loss.
You know what's crazy? I can tell the moment where he took control of the trash talking conversation and made her lose her focus. He was pretty much giving nonsense answers the whole time, but right when he recognized an area where he could make her think with emotion about something she cared about, she instantly lost focus. You can see right when they start talking about working out on their face muscles how the conversation shifts.
She said saying she is from the US sounds better than being Canadian which is an absolute joke. If this lady is originally from Russia that makes maybe more sense.
I like how she was mocking her other (and this one, in the beginning) opponents , but when she got her ass handed to her (deservingly) she couldn't even hide how mad she was. Absolutely no respect for the other players. Got what she deserved
That was really funny!🤣 The experience bing you a little more to the Earth.😄😝 Never underestimate your opponent. I play around 2100 and beat from time to time FM and also GM‘s by fast playing games.
I love playing less-skilled players, getting ahead, then leaving them with only a bishop and knight with their king, then giving all my remaining pieces away to watch them flail and fail to get what is the most difficult mate. The hope is that it will improve their game and inspire them to learn it.
i was like wow she's going to checkmate him on her next go! he's going to have to check her king on every move! can he pull this off ? and how he won with the pawn was so beautiful. PS i was not following the conversation.
rare prodigies excluded, chess players are not necessarily smart but have learned all the good moves ie massive experience is what makes a chess grand master
I am not the best judge (would love to have stong players to play against so I can improve) but I could tell he was at least 2200 early on. You both are good but I think the trash talk distracted you from your goal.
You can actually realize a person if he/she is really good ang not beginner on the way he/she touches the pieces and how his gesture on moving those pieces.
at 8:01 my inclination would be for white to play queen to b3 but I see how that would be a worse decision than pawn to b7 because black would then play rook to b8 and white would eventually lose the pawn....its crazy to me how he sees that so fast lol
Can we have a beginner player with secret headphones in the ear and Magnus Carlsen in a Van telling him what the move he should do playing against a grand master?
it shows that you don't recognize a 1500 player because after about 10 moves, he was far better than a 1500 player like me. He would be more convincing if he said that he was a 1700 or even 1900 then you have to figure out his middle games are just too good for it.
4:56: _that's actually the point of the whole game ... you push the pawns ... you push the pieces and you become stronger a better version of yourself_ So is that what's going through the mind of a master as she plays? Move down the board trying to become stronger as you go?
Someone please explain to me, at 9:09, isn't it easier to capture the rook in h8 with the bishop right there? Then if the Queen capture the bishop, the King eats the Queen as well. I'm a beginner.
Hi I am a beginner (600 rating) but I think if she captures the rook with bishop then queen to G8 is mate. She cannot capture the queen with the king, because it's guarded by the bishop and king has nowhere else to run :) edit: I think only way for her to have survived is to trade queens move before
Can we have one where a Chess Master pretending to be a beginner gets beaten by another Master pretending to be a beginner?
@ArchMichael Tysm for not saying the 69th comment your a true chad
Yes please lmao
😂 now THAT would be funny.
Love this comment....
@George Apolo link?
I’m actually impressed she can talk that much while playing chess
She's a woman that shouldn't surprise you.
Yes, the streamers are built differently.
Surprisingly. Its a tactic my teacher Mr.Brook taught me. Get them talking about passion and they'll lose all sight of the game. All of NFHS year 2014-16 chess team knows the tactic.
She wasn’t saying shit. They were literally talking nonsense for most of the match.
I'm impressed she can talk that much.....
Dina, I think he taught you a valuable lesson, never underestimate your opponent. Fun to watch how you tried to teach him the basics of chess.
@Daniel Evans No, men in power don't do that at all, what men do is to _teach_ women. It's something men enjoy to do, it also raises their level of testosterone and makes them feel needed. As men we need to be needed.
Added.
You clowned yourself.
Yes because 1st he said he is beginer
And how he just waived her off too
@Ace Falcons 🤣🤣
I really loved this chess encounter. She thought she could dominate based on a rating, while he remained ultimately humble through all the conversation and play. And, then crushed her. It’s always important to never show your cards. Well done!
Magnus shows his cards to everyone and it's always a royal flush
She didn't think she could dominate based on rating. She assumed what we all assumed. She believed that he was better than 1500 but couldn't be close to her ability.
Another mistake is she knew he was probably lying but like most people in these situations, thought he was lying only a little bit. He was lying about EVERYTHING. 😆
This video is a good demonstration of human behavior.
literally lying.
our friend here: oh so humble
"he remained ultimately humble" he literally lied.
Poor Dina. Never underestimate your opponent. Sitting there trying to belittle a 1500, turning out he's a 2400. Hahaha! The entire time I was like, yeah, this guy is holding back, being polite and all.
@beastmasterbg hmm 1500 is an intermediate level. Beginner level is more like 700.
@Bouncer Iaccam For entertainment, mostly.
Why do people come out to see these?
Dina cheat
CS elo better
Dina, great video. That was funny as hell when you realized your game was in trouble and you started to panic.
@An_As Absolutely. I was thinking the same. She sure has the courage.
@An_As It was fun to watch. I'm glad she did post it.
Actually she posted this video. Thats humble. Many players never post their loss
Yes! Didn't see that one coming
I've been teaching my 7 year old nephew Chess and now he loves it and it's kind of creepy how well he already is at the game lol. Today I walked in on him watching ur videos lol.
I feel bad for anyone that stands in his way😂
im not saying anything but its giving Bobby Fischer vibes
@scott allday Magnus wasn't master at 7
@ghnnrif he’s not by now then no.
I love how long it took her to realise he knows what he’s doing
@BROBROPRO playing good
wht was he doing?
As a non native English speaker, you showed intelligence and wit while playing a high level player. I’m impressed
@Mike C I'm a non native english speaker too buddy. His sentence made me ask to myself "why that hell speaking english has to do with playing good chess?" It didn't make any sense to me, but now I got it, he was giving the guy a compliment for his english :)
And YES, I totally agree with you, it makes the content way more entertaining!!!
@Lucas Matheus Because it makes the content more entertaining when viewers can understand everyone and those in the video can understand each other well enough to have that kind of back and forth. It would be distracting and frustrating for many if they were incoherent, whether that's due to a language barrier or giving off a vibe that they could be a future Darwin Award winner. The dude gave a compliment. Why does it matter to you so much that you have to criticize for it?
what does that matter
@Brandon M She's from Russia.
Where is she from? I thought she said Canada or US... But her accent is strong.
I'm not a strong player, but I believe I can recognize strong chess player just by the way he grabs his pieces and how quickly he presses the clock after move. Also, someone who's beginner usually first touch a piece which takes instead of piece that will be taken. I think it worked in every video of that kind I saw.
@Josh I watch the video be fore commenting.
She knows he is a chess player just don't know exactly how good he is or his rating.
He said, before the game, he is 1500 ELO. Believe me, it is not bad in chess ranking. The difference in holding/moving pieces between 1500 ELO and Grandmaster is not easy to recognise (if there is difference at all). 1500 ELO you have to play chess regularly and take part in some turnaments regularly.
@Big Chungus in crowded part of the board it is actually easier, you can hide enemy's piece in your hand and place your piece precisely without risking knocking over other pieces - I think it is a habit from blitz/bullet, see: 2:27
Why would you take their piece first if you have to move your piece there anyways?
I respect the fact that you still uploaded the video even though you lost to someone better than you.. Would be crazy to see a rematch one day & you beat him & show us how far dedication towards the game or anything in life can get you
@TheBelenkaya it's not you're average at best.
i mean if they stopped uploading videos where they lose the channel would be pretty dead (trashtalk mode : on)
You won’t believe but that actually is very much possible 😉
Staying humble is an art form. That way you will never underestimate your opponent.
I aslo do not think she underestimated her opponent. And if she did, she'd be right to. Ratings say a lot about a player. You dont typically expect a 1500 elo player to turn out a GM so you adjust your playstyle accordingly. This is a strategy done in all online games basically. If your opponent is bad, you dont play like you'd with good people in order to not lose because they cant see baits or other tactics, so you look for quicker ways to finish it all.
@Yyyyyyhhhj you upset lol?
@Yyyyyyhhhj 6:25
Don’t be patronising; it’s embarrassing when you’re wrong like this.
She took his word at the beginning. She was being trusting and open, not overconfident.
2:15 when he played B4 really quickly it became obvious to me that he was a strong player
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@Aidan Fitzgerald what app are you guys using
I love her witty humility. She has a great balance of edgy but kind.
So cool. Loving the banter between these two. Both giving as good as they got.
Banter? Hahaha!! The woman is only one who's bantering herself.
I love the banter between them during the game. So genuine.
@Eric Enders I don't think she was pretending to be a noobie though? She was trying to give him tips while being passive aggressive towards her opponent. In the end, yeah, she was fooled but it was still her downfall for trying to feel superior.
@CrimsonSpider that’s the whole point of the video?? It was her pretending to be a noobie vs someone she thought was a noobie. But it was a prank, so he was pretending to be a noobie. ?
@Robert Hampton Agreed, she was too full of herself and that was her downfall.
Yeah, she is a genuine arrogant girl, who would do better if she payed attention to the game. The banter was annoying. I hope more people do this to her on video.
She tried to teach him the basics 😂😂😂 and he showed interest also 😂😂😂
His name is Alex Banzea, a Romanian IM, streamer, KZclipr and a very cool guy, I love his content
His channel is the best! His Caro and Vienna videos single handled got me from 600 to 1000. He is hilarious too, really entertaining chess content creator!
Very nice info bro.
His channel is awesome. He’s a great teacher
@Shmaaly G’d Up Very good opening, Hans loves it too
Loved his composure! and even the young lady, she sounded so genuine :)
I'm impressed how she can be so focus while being talkative
hahaha casual sexism so funnny
@Yoo Anto😂😂😂
that's women job their mouth never stop up and down they can use it in many ways.
she was such a good sport. That was really fun and enjoyable. Thanks for the 10 mins of enjoyment
She is unique, to play against '1500' and talk all time and try to reduce his mindset on game is amazing , his Level nevertheless is 3 feet higher, his calm, gives streight answers, allways looking on board, amazing , up until she realize he is wery good player and she trys to concentrate without talking but even than was 2 late bcz he allready took major figures of hers
@mushroom hunter no it’s because women are creeped on in chess tournaments so they don’t get an equal opportunity to achieve. Real chess players know this is the issue.
Yes u all right but the effort i mean she is cunning , her talk strategy would work on 1500 all above 2000 would give her fair Match, i wonder if they remached who would win
@mushroom hunter because there are more men who play chess than women and the women's scene is less developed than the men's scene because it's been around for far less time
@freight the minority doesn't matter, why make an argument on the minority?? At the end of the day men and women prefer a man to handle a high stress situation..if a high level girl played chess against 10 high lvl guys the out come would be maybe 1 win out of the 10 different matches..probability is extremely low
@mushroom hunter except it's not a fact and the ability to think and act on the fly is not an ability strictly limited to those with male biology
I'm not a particularly strong player but I can definitely hold my own against strong players. I always lose bit I also win by some miracle. By the way I love the way you were so polite
always a pleasure to watch your content! thank you :)
This is great. Thanks for posting. Gotta love these surprise "underdog" upsets :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love how she tried to mess everyone up by talking so much, glad to see a smart man put her in her place
She does the talking, and he does the checkmating!
When she tried to hide the queen got me 🤣🤣🤣
Just watched the Mogul Chess Boxing Championship match between a you and Andrea in December, damn that was a fierce fight, that looked pretty real to me. Glad to see the two of you are still talking! Andrea she is some fighter that girl, and you did well just keeping your guard up. Kudos to both of you.
This is Alex Banzea, a true chess hero!
He blew his 1500 ELO cover early in the game. Prank aside, he's a good gentleman and skilled player.
Damn she got humbled real quick😂😅
Dina *small talks really nicely throughout the game*
also Dina: I was trash talking him for a long time.
You can basically tell by the way he picked up and moved 1.d4 that he was stronger than 1500.
If a WGM doesn't have a winning position by the end of the opening, thet are playing someone with skills. If that person is chatting away like it's nothing, they are strong.
we deserve a game where a beginner pretend to be master while another master pretend to be a beginner and both get beaten by the board that pretend to be the timer.
Belenkaya was mad to lose at a 1500 (that would be utter humiliation), and utterly relieved when she realized that he was a 2400. She herself has a peak rating of 2364, so this was a normal loss.
I’m glad he won! Good job bro 👍👏💪🏼
Their reaction 10:06 after he tells his actual rating😂
How he fooled anyone into thinking he was a beginner, with the geometry of that cranium, is beyond me 🤷
You know what's crazy? I can tell the moment where he took control of the trash talking conversation and made her lose her focus. He was pretty much giving nonsense answers the whole time, but right when he recognized an area where he could make her think with emotion about something she cared about, she instantly lost focus. You can see right when they start talking about working out on their face muscles how the conversation shifts.
She wasn't perspicacious enough of her surroundings. You should never underestimate your opponent, her hubris was her downfall. Humble yourself.
Ironic
In a wrong way..
thank you or using the word perspicacious.....
I know how to play chess, but never play and I actually enjoyed this immensely.
The lesson to learn here really isn't about underestimating your oppenent. It's not to overestimate yourself.
Such great people and great sports!
Hi Dina, I like watching you commentate on chess shows very good stuff !
Glad you enjoy it!
Shes so good with conversation. makes it even more entertaining to watch
she rizzed him up
Chess is a game of strategy...
The conversation is deliberately probing & designed to disrupt his mental concentration...
There was this French guy who said that Dina is a Russian with an American accent so now she's confident enough to say she's 'from America' ahah
@C PA It's about streaming Eric and Botez both do it and they are Canadian but often use American flag
She said saying she is from the US sounds better than being Canadian which is an absolute joke. If this lady is originally from Russia that makes maybe more sense.
@Omniscient it depends on how much time you invest, a casual learner with undoubtedly spend years trying to master the language
@davidcarr9772 no. for some it doesn't take years.
@Pekka Nikkonen Maybe for some
I like how she was mocking her other (and this one, in the beginning) opponents , but when she got her ass handed to her (deservingly) she couldn't even hide how mad she was. Absolutely no respect for the other players. Got what she deserved
I love her rage at last
That was really funny!🤣 The experience bing you a little more to the Earth.😄😝 Never underestimate your opponent. I play around 2100 and beat from time to time FM and also GM‘s by fast playing games.
I love playing less-skilled players, getting ahead, then leaving them with only a bishop and knight with their king, then giving all my remaining pieces away to watch them flail and fail to get what is the most difficult mate. The hope is that it will improve their game and inspire them to learn it.
i was like wow she's going to checkmate him on her next go! he's going to have to check her king on every move! can he pull this off ? and how he won with the pawn was so beautiful.
PS i was not following the conversation.
rare prodigies excluded, chess players are not necessarily smart but have learned all the good moves ie massive experience is what makes a chess grand master
When she asked “How long have you been playing?”
He should’ve said “I played for a long time, since I was a little kid. I played with my dad, Martin.”
And that's why you always have to respect and never underestimate your opponent. Come prepared, always!
I liked at the beginning when she teaches him how to play 🤣
hilarious 😂I like the way u start to panic etc. This video is very entertaining and funny at the same time!
Watching people get humbled is entertaining
Man, can't believe that chessboard with legs stayed in the middle of the screen so perfectly.
Jolly good show.
Damn poor man wanted to be in the video
That was actually a really good game!
We need to get you over to the Coffee Chess Club. Your skills and trash talk would be entertaining. Keep up the good work Dina 👩🏻💪🏻
its all fun and games until both of them are undercover masters
I am not the best judge (would love to have stong players to play against so I can improve) but I could tell he was at least 2200 early on. You both are good but I think the trash talk distracted you from your goal.
Alex and Dina in The same video.. legendary
Imagine how badly she'd lose if she didn't blather on and on to distract her opponent.
Never underestimate your opponent!
she actually enjoyed every second of it
she rizzed him up
If I was a chess master I would still lose such games
This was entertaining for both the chess and commentary 🤣
I actually subscribe him for his chess tuts, very good teacher
She's a good sport, but it's amazing that this guy can not play for 2 years & still be so good.
she got really mad
Once a King always a King, but once a Knight is enough. 😉
spk for yourself
This is the perfect 'Never judge a book by its cover" quote
I’m not the best chess player but I still love to play it from time to time
Dina is so fun to watch
haha the way you tried to take the queen without trying to not make him notice :)
This guy is so much better than you it took you halfway to notice it. He set you up the whole game.
Well said, that is exactly what happened. By his ten instantaneous move with zero progress it should have been clear.
You can actually realize a person if he/she is really good ang not beginner on the way he/she touches the pieces and how his gesture on moving those pieces.
so happy to hear about your wedding plans with danya. congrats to you two ! 😄
Can we please live in a world where chess hustling videos stop going viral?
at 8:01 my inclination would be for white to play queen to b3 but I see how that would be a worse decision than pawn to b7 because black would then play rook to b8 and white would eventually lose the pawn....its crazy to me how he sees that so fast lol
Can we have a beginner player with secret headphones in the ear and Magnus Carlsen in a Van telling him what the move he should do playing against a grand master?
lol that would be good
Post losess and earn massive #respect from entire YT community. Not only chess ones. Bravo!
Wednesday is just casually watching the humble guy unravel his true identity.
Never underestimate an opponent. Especially if you want to run your mouth whilst trying to do so 😁
You cannot pretend to be a beginner in chess. You will know if someone can play chess in probably 3-5 sets.
This is someone who knows chess but is afraid of a real challenge 😂
this was fun to watch. ty for posting. Dina is great at her trash talking. lol
Who don't know Alex Banzea ? His videos are amazing and his course on London on Chessable very nice.
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Apparently she doesn't. 🤣🤣🤣
I remember when I was a beginner at school.I became the School Chess
Champion.That was in the 1960’s.I must now be an International
Chess Master.
I have done what he has done in the past to people it is really hard not smile while playing the game
love this! keep it up
"I was born this way"..
He thought them the biggest lesson...
Being humbled
Interesting behaviour: Trashtalking him all the time and when she realises she's losing, she asks for help. Some GM she is.
She starts losing so she calls for a friend to distract him???
it shows that you don't recognize a 1500 player because after about 10 moves, he was far better than a 1500 player like me. He would be more convincing if he said that he was a 1700 or even 1900 then you have to figure out his middle games are just too good for it.
being unique connects to more people! carry that Canadian flag with love and pride
I ordered a book of all tips, tricks and moves from markus carlsen and that is much improved my playing still, what a mastermind from Markus
4:56: _that's actually the point of the whole game ... you push the pawns ... you push the pieces and you become stronger a better version of yourself_
So is that what's going through the mind of a master as she plays? Move down the board trying to become stronger as you go?
Someone please explain to me, at 9:09, isn't it easier to capture the rook in h8 with the bishop right there? Then if the Queen capture the bishop, the King eats the Queen as well. I'm a beginner.
@Camilo Melneczuk no problem. Greetings from The Netherlands :)
Thank you very much for the answer! Greetings from Argentina.
Hi I am a beginner (600 rating) but I think if she captures the rook with bishop then queen to G8 is mate. She cannot capture the queen with the king, because it's guarded by the bishop and king has nowhere else to run :)
edit: I think only way for her to have survived is to trade queens move before