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3rd place for Carlsen after winning in final round | Round 13

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  • Jimmy
    Jimmy Ай бұрын +990

    Remember, this guy who is considered to have had a "bad tournament" ended up tied for 2nd with the guy who led the thing the whole time.

    • pd
      pd Ай бұрын

      Why would we remember

    • CMC
      CMC Ай бұрын

      No1 Saïd it was a bad tournament for Magnus lol, losing 2 games is bad because he will lose a lot of ratings

    • Solice
      Solice Ай бұрын

      @Alpha Avijeet 2nd*

    • Alpha Avijeet
      Alpha Avijeet Ай бұрын

      Bro 3Rd position is still a bad tournament for Magnus

    • Lead Nitrate
      Lead Nitrate Ай бұрын

      @speedchess he drew a 2400, didn't lose
      Hasn't lost to anyone below 2700 since at least 2019

  • Gauri Chess
    Gauri Chess Ай бұрын +143

    It's insane that Magnus is now the only 2800 player in the world. Show's how competitive it has gotten to remain at the top!

    • vibovitold
      vibovitold Ай бұрын

      @Giffen is Good true, such is why reaching the mythical 2900 is pretty much impossible (for now - rating inflation will make it possible eventually, but it will be a player who's probably not even born yet

    • M-Dog
      M-Dog Ай бұрын

      *shows

    • Giffen is Good
      Giffen is Good Ай бұрын +4

      Just think: Now it'll be even harder for Magnus to get rating points, as draws and losses will be more punishing the fewer 2800s there are.

    • vibovitold
      vibovitold Ай бұрын +3

      ​@Shin well, he never waited for a younger challenger.
      if you don't count losses against younger challenger (eg. Kasparov losing to Kramnik, Karpov losing to Kasparov etc.), you'll get quite a few world champions who never lost the crown : ) so in this sense it's nothing unusual.
      Magnus retired from the WC circuit at the age of 32. how many chess champions had already lost their title by that age?? i can think of only two cases in history: 1. Tal (who suffered from serious health problems) and 2. Kramnik in 2007 (he was also 32, i believe technically older than Carlsen, but also 32 so fine). the end.

    • Renish Israel
      Renish Israel Ай бұрын +2

      2850+

  • JakeSullyCM
    JakeSullyCM Ай бұрын +193

    He still loves chess so much you can see it on his face. GOAT material.

    • Official Puvve
      Official Puvve Ай бұрын +1

      Goat material? xD He's the goat. End.

    • xl
      xl Ай бұрын +2

      This meme has to stop. I’m patient, I endured Harambe meme for years

  • Black Knight
    Black Knight Ай бұрын +609

    He lost 2 games and still behind half a point after 13 rounds

    • TerriblyNiceNot
      TerriblyNiceNot Ай бұрын +1

      @Shin If, if, if

    • Shin
      Shin Ай бұрын +2

      Mb he would win if he drew against giri tho cause giri would lose .5 pts

    • CLUTCH PLAYS
      CLUTCH PLAYS Ай бұрын +1

      @Shin or he won against pragg tbh he threw some games that's why this happend

    • EpicWolves
      EpicWolves Ай бұрын +8

      @Shin there are no co winners, they would go to a tiebreak

    • Shin
      Shin Ай бұрын +10

      He has the most wins in this tournament if he drew against giri he would have been co winner

  • Nadir Ağa
    Nadir Ağa Ай бұрын +331

    He already knew yesterday, that had he won that game against Praggnanandha, he would get to tie-breaks today for the tournament win

    • Kunal Singh
      Kunal Singh Ай бұрын

      @Shin lol... Wtf r u saying. Who is saying Magnus is below Vishy. First guy compared Pragg to Vishy, which is obviously correct. Second compared Magnus Garry. So quick to jump the gun when u dont even read properly.

    • Daarom
      Daarom Ай бұрын

      @Jack-o'-Lantern Panic and it was in this position that Jack resigned the game.

    • Shin
      Shin Ай бұрын +1

      ​@Daarom only indians don't think he's past vishy he was a world champion when he was 20+ never even lost it once until he relinquished it. And to top it all off he defeated vishy at the world championship

    • Ben1982
      Ben1982 Ай бұрын

      The true MVPs of the tournament were actually Van Foreest, Rapport and Pragg tbh...
      It would've been so easy for them to simply make quicks draws or just stop playing because they aren't in contention for top places but their sportsmanship is insane
      Van Foreest won against Abdusattarov and Rapport blundered against Giri which puts Giri in clear #1 and Pragg held the draw against Magnus which stopped him from getting to tie breaks

    • Jack-o'-Lantern Panic
      Jack-o'-Lantern Panic Ай бұрын

      @Daarom you don't understand much about chess. its okay to be in that place, its alright

  • Josuke
    Josuke Ай бұрын +139

    Lost 2 matches in a 2700+ tournament, still ended up on 3rd place . Insane stuff , hope he does fantastic in Tata Steel 2024.

    • Iguoyrxayanan Ikihs
      Iguoyrxayanan Ikihs Ай бұрын

      @Josuke Which place Ding get again??

    • Iguoyrxayanan Ikihs
      Iguoyrxayanan Ikihs Ай бұрын

      *2nd place

    • Rafael Dwell Dos Santos
      Rafael Dwell Dos Santos Ай бұрын

      @roydon dsa if ding continue plays like this.. ian will be world champion without breaking sweat..

    • vibovitold
      vibovitold Ай бұрын

      i'd really wish chess fans would finally learn the difference between a GAME and a MATCH.
      it's insane - it's as if football fans were discussing the sport, and most of them not understanding the difference between a penalty and a free kick (or something equally basic).

    • kasparov9
      kasparov9 Ай бұрын

      @roydon dsa He is 2850, he should be crushing everyone

  • TrufflePup
    TrufflePup Ай бұрын +141

    Lol Magnus is always great in interviews, he must be the only world champion in any sport/game who openly says he's bored of it hahaha

    • Alexander Campbell
      Alexander Campbell Ай бұрын

      Ronnie O’Sullivan’s entire career #thissh1tistooeasy 😂

    • J S
      J S Ай бұрын

      I thought his word choice was: "classical chess...little bit sick of it after these few weeks..."

    • MrChazzahc
      MrChazzahc Ай бұрын +1

      Incorrect ronnie ó Sullivan has this self righteous behaviour in interviews

    • Nea Emrys
      Nea Emrys Ай бұрын +7

      He's not bored of it, he just played 3 weeks of constant classical chess games, and had to fight back after losing two games, ofcourse he needs a little bit time.

    • Hisoka Morow♠️
      Hisoka Morow♠️ Ай бұрын +1

      @Luiz Machado really bro, video game??

  • Harshit
    Harshit Ай бұрын +274

    He won the most no of games among all

    • Harshit
      Harshit Ай бұрын

      @vibovitold Edited as per your remarks

    • hi there
      hi there Ай бұрын +4

      @vibovitold ur fun at parties i can tell bro

    • vibovitold
      vibovitold Ай бұрын

      GAMES, not matches. a chess match is a SERIES of games played in succession between the same players. this was a tournament, not a match, much less a number of matches.

    • William Robert
      William Robert Ай бұрын +8

      @Huey Long enjoyer that move hurts so bad man

    • Huey Long enjoyer
      Huey Long enjoyer Ай бұрын +9

      @Lucas Matsuoca Only if he had captured the pawn with the rook, instead of the knight.

  • 19shirish
    19shirish Ай бұрын +104

    Remember magnus !!!
    You will be my hero no matter what !!!!! You are the best... You are the GOAT.... shit happens sometimes.... But the way you came back was truely amazing... 👏👏👏

    • 19shirish
      19shirish Ай бұрын

      @exetrf4Ng i dont know.... But thats how i always type... I m Sorry if it bothered you 😊

    • 19shirish
      19shirish Ай бұрын

      @SHATTERED 😊

    • SHATTERED
      SHATTERED Ай бұрын

      @19shirish alright, have a good day :)

    • exetrf4Ng
      exetrf4Ng Ай бұрын +1

      @19shirish why do you type like that

    • Rikard Andersson
      Rikard Andersson Ай бұрын +6

      Thats really sweet of you to say 🐻

  • All The Artsy
    All The Artsy Ай бұрын +45

    "Tantalizingly close" so true! I think Magnus tried some interesting games resulting in the two losses and the draw yesterday. He could have won, but to place tied 2nd after losing 2 games and be behind only half a point? Still shows how amazing he is

    • Michał Polak
      Michał Polak Ай бұрын

      @Kaito As opposed to all his other games where he goes for quick draws in 15 moves?

    • Kaito
      Kaito Ай бұрын

      @Michał Polak it means magnus tried going for interesting lines

    • Michał Polak
      Michał Polak Ай бұрын

      What do you mean: tried some interesting games? What does that even mean?

    • Jack-o'-Lantern Panic
      Jack-o'-Lantern Panic Ай бұрын

      second place and silver medal winner

  • bwg bwg
    bwg bwg Ай бұрын +14

    He doesn't take "losing" lightly.
    And he blames only himself for losing. (with that one notable exception that speaks for itself..)
    Which is both part of his formula for success.

    • Ben1982
      Ben1982 Ай бұрын

      The only time he didn't smack himself for failing to convert a position or making a mistake costing him the win, he accused his opponent of cheating , Hans is the ONLY person who's ever done that

    • Shane O Mahony
      Shane O Mahony Ай бұрын +2

      That is the beauty of chess, its just you and your opponent on a level playing field. When you win you were better and when you lose you weren't, you take responsibility for both 100%.

  • Prathmesh Ghude
    Prathmesh Ghude Ай бұрын +13

    IT IS MIND BOGGLING TO KNOW IF HE HAD SPOTTED THAT KNIGHT TACTIC AGAINST PRAGG HE WOULD HAVE WON THE TOURNAMENT. THAT'D BE SUCH A BADASS COMEBACK

    • Dion Lindsay
      Dion Lindsay Ай бұрын +1

      @Bryan Dyer In the early days of the internet it was pretty common. Since then it's become very rare, thankfully. I'll take a leaf out of your book and treat it as funny.
      Or I suppose someone with poor eyesight might use block capitals to be sure of what they're typing.

    • Bryan Dyer
      Bryan Dyer Ай бұрын +1

      @Dion Lindsay Some people write this way. I find it funny 😂

    • Dion Lindsay
      Dion Lindsay Ай бұрын +1

      Ease up with the capital letters! In netiquette terms they mean you are deliberately shouting at us. Your content doesn't back that up, but still, some consider it rude.

    • Ray Lopez
      Ray Lopez Ай бұрын +5

      And actually he forgot that move he claims later, said somebody who watches Norway TV. It's plausible, as it was only a two move trap.

    • EpicWolves
      EpicWolves Ай бұрын +2

      Well he would have tied with Anish and they would go to tiebreaks

  • Chinmay Joshi
    Chinmay Joshi Ай бұрын +4

    What a honest guy lots of love ❤️

  • RANJITH MOHAN
    RANJITH MOHAN Ай бұрын +52

    Phenomenal Player..Phenomenal personality :)

    • Ray Lopez
      Ray Lopez Ай бұрын

      True. Maybe Giri and Rapport could match his personality. The Indian players are too modest and young. Maybe Hans Niemann could also equal MC in colorful personality.

  • Jarno de Vries
    Jarno de Vries Ай бұрын +13

    Pure fighting spirit and personality.
    GOAT.

  • Alex
    Alex Ай бұрын +2

    Such a reasonable and appropriate figurehead 👍 Well done all.

  • roky7480
    roky7480 Ай бұрын +131

    Carlsen looks so pissed. This is what happens when you have habit of winning. That’s why I never win for my own benefit.

    • roky7480
      roky7480 Ай бұрын

      @Akiyoshi Fun Some people get the joke and some don’t.

    • Akiyoshi Fun
      Akiyoshi Fun Ай бұрын

      @EviL_2mc what you said is right but OP was just making a joke.

    • EviL_2mc
      EviL_2mc Ай бұрын +1

      Maaaybe that's why he is the World champ. It's a winning mentality! Some get it, some don't.

    • Akiyoshi Fun
      Akiyoshi Fun Ай бұрын

      Carlsen looks tired but not pissed. If you want to see his 'pissed face', then watch yesterday's interview. He was definitely angry yesterday though understandably so.

  • Crampe Cerebrale
    Crampe Cerebrale Ай бұрын +5

    Imagine just living and breathing what you do to the point you can't sleep after a bad day at the office. This guy is god level.

  • Rafael Dwell Dos Santos
    Rafael Dwell Dos Santos Ай бұрын +1

    The gate to reach 2900 elo is getting more difficult.. he is the only player in the world who has 2800 elo.. sorry magnus.. if the others dont keep up with your pace.. the 2900 elo will always be impossible.. but still.. you will always be the greatest of all time.. take a rest GOAT!

  • Denish Amsih
    Denish Amsih Ай бұрын +6

    Magnus smile at 2:30 when he talks about Anish,damn😄

  • The Blue Pill
    The Blue Pill Ай бұрын

    He's a class act!

  • SDW
    SDW Ай бұрын

    This was an amazing interview really!

  • Zana satori
    Zana satori Ай бұрын +1

    A living young chess legend speaks for himself

  • yo yo
    yo yo Ай бұрын +61

    Crazy how he would've been tied for first if rapport didn't completely bottle against anish

    • vibovitold
      vibovitold Ай бұрын

      @Paul Osah or he takes bribes ; )

    • Paul Osah
      Paul Osah Ай бұрын +5

      Rapport always tends to bottle it when it counts lol. Fabiano complained about it in the candidates last year. He gave Nepo an easy pathway to win in their match.

    • Gustavo Orlando
      Gustavo Orlando Ай бұрын

      Rapport also blundered against Magnus hanging a piece .

  • Val
    Val Ай бұрын +3

    Absolute GOAT he will only come back stronger

    • Ferdi Müller
      Ferdi Müller Ай бұрын

      unbrushed goat. Carlsen needs a shepherd. His education has deficits.
      No wonder; too much chess practised in his childhood

  • Zk Motivation
    Zk Motivation Ай бұрын +6

    Be proud of who you are, and not ashamed of how someone else sees you. 💥

    • Sarang tamirisa
      Sarang tamirisa Ай бұрын +1

      What are you talking about lol

    • unknown
      unknown Ай бұрын +2

      He's the world champion for 3 categories
      (( Classic Chess, Rapid Chess and Blitz Chess ♟️))
      He's the best player in history

  • Hugo Gyllenram
    Hugo Gyllenram Ай бұрын +2

    he looks so healthy! Crazy how he considers this a bad tournament when he gets 3rd place

    • Ferdi Müller
      Ferdi Müller Ай бұрын

      "healthy"? 🤪 Are you a comedian?

  • R Sayson
    R Sayson Ай бұрын

    This Magnus guy will defo be someone to look out for. He is WC--even GOAT material! 😁

  • Tens0r
    Tens0r Ай бұрын

    Still the undisputed GOAT

  • Oscar Lagare
    Oscar Lagare Ай бұрын

    I like your style magnus always fighting for a win no matter what a true champion indeed..

  • Spencer Twiddy
    Spencer Twiddy Ай бұрын +2

    A very good interview, everyone take notes!

  • Dr_food
    Dr_food Ай бұрын +24

    You feel like he is your homeboy chilling with you

  • Dustin Rupert
    Dustin Rupert Ай бұрын

    Magnus will never be too upset what ever happens as he has already broken enough all time records.

  • Maslow
    Maslow Ай бұрын

    GOAT. Will come back stronger.

  • Teddy Magcawas
    Teddy Magcawas Ай бұрын

    Filipino chess players are mostly hospitability,kind,sharing what most his/her knowledge of playing chess we are very friendly people...

  • Terence Murtagh
    Terence Murtagh Ай бұрын +4

    class act both at and away from the board

    • Kjell-Olav Mossestad
      Kjell-Olav Mossestad Ай бұрын

      You are proving excellent example of selective memory her mister 🤣

  • KZ
    KZ Ай бұрын +3

    Comeback King 👑👑

  • Yunis Khamis
    Yunis Khamis Ай бұрын

    I love his mentality

  • Such Much
    Such Much Ай бұрын +3

    We commentators would die for the 2nd place and he's just frustrated by himself.. Whada level man..

  • Sumo NotDead
    Sumo NotDead Ай бұрын +11

    Long live the king.

  • neeraj nongmaithem
    neeraj nongmaithem Ай бұрын +48

    Magnus still losing so many rating points even tho he finished joined second, man it's hard being him. Like he would need to constantly win if he ever wants to gain rating.

    • ReadMyComment
      ReadMyComment Ай бұрын

      @95Kyo. Chess speaks for itself.

    • 95Kyo.
      95Kyo. Ай бұрын +3

      If he would have drawn all games then he would lose -15 elo, that speaks for itself.

    • Ray Lopez
      Ray Lopez Ай бұрын +1

      @Alex Ponco Yeah an academic paper a while ago showed that it's very difficult for MC to get to 2900, due to the way Elo is calculated, the K-factor. It's on the internet, ah, here "“On the Probability of Magnus Carlsen reaching 2900” - Polson et al (2022) " and unless Magnus gets very hot he only has a 4.5% chance of reaching 2900 Elo.

    • Ben1982
      Ben1982 Ай бұрын +1

      Every other former 2800 is now below 2800 after this tournament

    • ReadMyComment
      ReadMyComment Ай бұрын +1

      Because people are so far behind him in rating he needs to win a ridiculous amount to gain.

  • SherlockHolmes82
    SherlockHolmes82 Ай бұрын

    Rapports blunder of Kg6 vs Anish is mind boggling. It’s such a simple tactic. Sometimes I wonder what’s going on in these GM’s heads. Lol

  • Sunset
    Sunset Ай бұрын +1

    he looks motivated,he feels worse after getting 3rd, I just want to see a fully prepped and focussed Carlsen for one last time,he will do it,who am i kidding,he is the fucking GOAT

  • trashkwekwe
    trashkwekwe Ай бұрын

    Magnus is such a rock star ! What a f*ckng legend

  • d
    d Ай бұрын +98

    At this point getting a haircut for magus makes no sense. Says Magnus to himself

    • 95Kyo.
      95Kyo. Ай бұрын +3

      It's called "The Niemann haircut", hiding his phone in his hair.

    • C*60s
      C*60s Ай бұрын

      I like it. It gives me Robert Pollard vibes.

    • Airbender
      Airbender Ай бұрын

      @Igor Araujo How do would you describe other players' hairs? Organized, awesome, or messy?

    • CrazyDave C
      CrazyDave C Ай бұрын +1

    • Julian Belkin
      Julian Belkin Ай бұрын +2

      @Arthur Smith Well, he's a genius, so he can pull it off.

  • Daniel H.
    Daniel H. Ай бұрын +2

    Love him!

  • Nikhil Tamboli
    Nikhil Tamboli Ай бұрын

    The GOAT

  • ajay kumar
    ajay kumar Ай бұрын

    The Magnus in this interview is so changed, you can tell he is just being himself, doesn't care if he has to present decent for an interview, decoupled from all behavioral norms. I guess being at pinnacle of the game changes your perception about the world.

  • pl4free
    pl4free Ай бұрын +1

    "It's not remotely undeserved that he wind"... man Magnus sure can insult people while seeming to congratulate them 😂

  • Patsk88
    Patsk88 Ай бұрын +5

    Nice to see. He just has good things to say about everyone and excited for their successes. Too bad his haters aren't like that.

    • Mein Tortzuhrwelt
      Mein Tortzuhrwelt Ай бұрын +8

      @Bashy "Huge congrats to him... he has been close so many times... looking at the positions...it's not remotely UNdeserved that he wins." But anybody bashes who he wants...

    • Bashy
      Bashy Ай бұрын

      Really? I thought he said "Its not remotely deserved that he wins" about Anish lol. Seems like he might be not taking that Anish loss too well

  • SuperAnatolli
    SuperAnatolli Ай бұрын +12

    Master of chess, Master of hair styles. Men all over the world are saving hair and when they (finaly) shows up at the hair dresser they say: "Give me a Magnus, and make sure it looks wild!".

  • Pimp Z
    Pimp Z Ай бұрын

    True GOAT. 🐐

  • KK
    KK Ай бұрын +8

    ❤. Oh man, he is very dissatisfied & agonized. Dw. Next time Magnus. ❤❤❤

  • Tuấn Phan Hoàng Minh
    Tuấn Phan Hoàng Minh Ай бұрын

    at least from the tournament we know who's the next world champ

  • Neo N
    Neo N Ай бұрын +10

    Magnus has really hit different phase in life. He is not insanely competitive any more, he just wants to have fun while playing chess

    • vibovitold
      vibovitold Ай бұрын

      @Gustavo Orlando it's not "the same" at all, Kasparov played several more WC matches after 1990, notably beating Anand in 1995. unless this falls under the category of "he just wants to have fun while playing chess" for you, nothing will surprise me anymore

    • vibovitold
      vibovitold Ай бұрын

      that's definitely not what he himself said (unless you've got some inside info unlike us mere mortals).
      he only said he's retiring from the WC cycle specifically.
      never anything about taking his foot off the gas in the context of competitive chess in general. not to my knowledge at least

    • Ben1982
      Ben1982 Ай бұрын

      Yeah ever since he decided not to play for the world championship title anymore

    • Matt
      Matt Ай бұрын +2

      I mean he just said he couldn’t sleep because he was so pissed he only drew Pragg lol

    • Gustavo Orlando
      Gustavo Orlando Ай бұрын +3

      Yes the same happened to Kasparov, . After beating Karpov in 1990 , Kasparov started a new Federation PCA and from 1991-1998 he travelled all over the World playing simultaneous matches against olimpics teams .

  • jai hind
    jai hind Ай бұрын +4

    When you gave your exam and don't know how it went 😝🤣 - MAGNUS

  • MADD DOG CHEESE CHOPPER
    MADD DOG CHEESE CHOPPER Ай бұрын +2

    Lmao he sounds like he’s always tired Maggy get some rest boi 🔥🔥🏆

  • Mr. Bill
    Mr. Bill Ай бұрын +1

    Unfamiliar ground for Magnus.....familiar ground for most people.....

  • simon
    simon Ай бұрын +1

    lovely interview thank you

  • dfchang813
    dfchang813 Ай бұрын

    It is frustrating because he lost two games in a row in classical which is practically like Halley’s Comet and then of all things draws to Gukesh and Pragg with the White pieces which is practically like a loss. You have to beat players who are rated almost 100 points lower than you especially in Classical and under tournament conditions. Amazing he was only 0.5 points out of tiebreak. Rapport doesn’t screw the pooch and Magnus goes into Blitz tiebreaks against Anish and Nordirbeck even after all of that.

    • vibovitold
      vibovitold Ай бұрын

      let's face it, blitz tiebreaks are nonsense

  • Adam Elmarakby
    Adam Elmarakby Ай бұрын +1

    Cedric Diggory energy

  • facey Kad
    facey Kad Ай бұрын

    Carlsen officially lost himself after Hans destroyed him. sad😢

  • Dave P
    Dave P Ай бұрын

    He is so pissed off. Seems like this really hurt him not to win, but he must realise there is always another year and another tournament

  • samson timi
    samson timi Ай бұрын +23

    I love you soo much Magnus

  • DojiSan
    DojiSan Ай бұрын +2

    Magnus looks like he lives in a car down by the river!!! :D

  • Paolo Maresi
    Paolo Maresi Ай бұрын +6

    The 🐐

  • David K
    David K Ай бұрын +2

    2nd place was a rake. Magnus could use for that mop

  • Unknown
    Unknown Ай бұрын +5

    This man needs some serious sleep, hope he can rest in peace for a few day

  • Diego Farmer
    Diego Farmer Ай бұрын +2

    The ultimate G

  • Arosha Liyanage
    Arosha Liyanage Ай бұрын +3

    Magnus.. 🤍🖤
    The best of the best..! You are our champion.

  • Michael Scott
    Michael Scott Ай бұрын

    Nice look for magnus, he looks like a rock star lol

  • Cat O
    Cat O Ай бұрын

    Wow, he seems very burnt out.

  • Iambehryz
    Iambehryz Ай бұрын +4

    As a Uzbek I am proud of Nodirbek. He did well. But to be better than This monster he have to win tournaments like TATA steel at least 7-8 times within next 10-12 years

  • Madon Barma
    Madon Barma Ай бұрын

    Seriously lovee his hairdo..... it looks messy and scruffy but damn!!! It looks awesome

  • Jehbabz
    Jehbabz Ай бұрын

    GOAT

  • Jack F
    Jack F Ай бұрын

    Magnus seems exhausted here lmao

  • D C O
    D C O Ай бұрын

    A chess monster

  • zacharycat
    zacharycat Ай бұрын

    Magnus the last couple years just another strong GM, first among equals.

  • Noah Cohen
    Noah Cohen Ай бұрын +1

    We're blessed as chess players of this generation to have such a thoughtful and charming leader.

  • Aymane
    Aymane Ай бұрын +15

    goat for a reason

  • Alkiviadis Felemegkas
    Alkiviadis Felemegkas Ай бұрын +2

    I strongly believe that in every tournament, wins should give 3 points and draws 1 point. In this way, players won't be seeking draws all the time, making games much more interesting

    • Thijs Beentjes
      Thijs Beentjes Ай бұрын +4

      I disagree. That would mean that losing twice and winning once is just as good as drawing 3 times. And that really doesn't feel right to me. Drawing 3 times is more impressive than winning once and losing twice imo (and should therefore give more points)

  • NG Channel
    NG Channel Ай бұрын

    Can I ask what kind of tournament was this? Is this the world tournament? Or another type?

  • sayabaq
    sayabaq Ай бұрын

    I really feel like Magnus absolutely hates Nodirbek like the passive aggressiveness lmao

  • trending content
    trending content Ай бұрын

    Magnus is really frustrated and disappointed you can see that because he knows the deserving one was abdu he played every game for win and not like Anish who just win by his luck .

  • Sukhrob Kassymov
    Sukhrob Kassymov Ай бұрын

    respect

  • Eric Sorbier
    Eric Sorbier Ай бұрын

    The champ needs some rest.

  • Desiree Retterath
    Desiree Retterath Ай бұрын

    Did he not tie for second?

  • Bean Brigade
    Bean Brigade Ай бұрын +5

    How is Magnus 3rd I thought he was tied 2nd? What were the tiebreaks that make him 3rd?

    • DrQuatsch
      DrQuatsch Ай бұрын

      SB points. He lost to number 1 and 2, which means you lose a lot of SB points, especially if your wins were against people much lower on the ranking. If you remember two years ago, Alireza could've tied Jorden and Anish for 1st, but he was told to move because on SB points he would've been 3rd anyway, and the tie-breaker was only between 1 and 2. But yeah, SB points decides the ranking in the case of a tied score. Only if you tie for first, there's a tie-breaker match, and only between numbers 1 and 2 if there are more than 2 players tied for 1st.

    • Kaspar Paukson
      Kaspar Paukson Ай бұрын +1

      @jrcolonial98 i think these tiebreaks would be used to get the top 2 and then the top 2 play for 1st but maybe theres a system for three-way tiebreaks

    • jrcolonial98
      jrcolonial98 Ай бұрын

      @Alex Shaw thanks :)

    • Alex Shaw
      Alex Shaw Ай бұрын +2

      @jrcolonial98 1st is playing tiebreaks, everything else is Sonneborn-Berger score which is add up the points of everyone you beat and half the score of everyone you drew

    • jrcolonial98
      jrcolonial98 Ай бұрын +1

      @Kaspar Paukson would these same rules apply to a hypothetical tie for 1st? Or would they do tiebreaks for 1st, do you know?

  • Geert Matthys
    Geert Matthys Ай бұрын +2

    Hey at least Ding is gone from 2800 land so you're now officially the only player in 2800

    • vibovitold
      vibovitold Ай бұрын

      @Dan Chen Liren is 2811 on the most recent rating list. but they're published on a monthly basis, so his current official rating doesn't reflect his performance in this tournament yet. on the next list he will have fallen under 2800. it's not official yet, but it's inevitable (it's easy to calculate, and he won't play any more rated games in January; even if he did, certainly not many enough to lift him back over 2800 :) ).

    • Ami Shah
      Ami Shah Ай бұрын +5

      @Dan Chen when you try to be oversmart but fail miserably

    • Maniekozord
      Maniekozord Ай бұрын +11

      @Dan Chen lol he's 2787 after tata steel. It's ok bud. Searching for live ratings is hard sometimes

    • Dan Chen
      Dan Chen Ай бұрын +1

      lol he's 2811. It's ok bud. Numbers are hard sometimes

  • Noobster
    Noobster Ай бұрын

    The hair speaks for itself

  • Nura
    Nura Ай бұрын

    Love you, Magnus

  • Adam Masek
    Adam Masek Ай бұрын +2

    Totally cashed. Somehow Classical chess will always be the most punishing and respectable but he refuses to defend his title.

    • Joseph Charles
      Joseph Charles Ай бұрын +1

      @Kay Agreed, the other 3 titles are far more important

    • Joseph Charles
      Joseph Charles Ай бұрын

      @The Effect of logic True, more like "a".

    • The Effect of logic
      The Effect of logic Ай бұрын

      @Joseph Charles not "the" then

    • Kay
      Kay Ай бұрын +2

      @Joseph Charles Fischer random is entertaining but it's not chess. In chess there's 3 crowns, the fischer random headwear is more like a bishopshat

    • Foz The Poet
      Foz The Poet Ай бұрын

      At the end of the day he's got nothing to prove to anyone and he just doesn't enjoy the format for the world title.
      Don't get me wrong I'd love Magnus to defend his title but I understand why after a decade of this he'd want to do something else.
      I mean can you imagine how gruelling, dull and monotonous training must be for the title?
      Three months every two years where you have to look at the same openings day in day out, with some minor alteration and just running it through the engine looking for the slightest advantage and then on top of that having to memorize it! Must feel like putting your head in a vice.
      It must just get so tedious after a while, and once that happens I imagine you'd start to lose enjoyment for the game.
      Better to have him playing the formats he enjoys I say, than have him stop playing altogether because he lost his love for the game due to the format of the world championship.

  • J S
    J S Ай бұрын

    Anger ("so pissed"), "couldn't sleep," "couldn't calculate"... Then Imagine how he must have felt after losing to Neimann, but with the temptation to ease his pain by [falsely] accusing his opponent of cheating.
    After losing to Neimann, Magnus had most likely NOT slept then either. Even worse; thus, he did not want to play the next day, Rd 4 at Sinquefield cup. It's just human weakness. But he should have apologized to Neimann by now; and to blind followers for using his influence to cause division.
    A Trumpian move...

  • Thomas H
    Thomas H Ай бұрын

    Anyone know what bicycle chess means or is in reference too?

  • WhoCares
    WhoCares Ай бұрын

    3rd place prize should have included the haircut ;)

  • Wot_NoobClown
    Wot_NoobClown Ай бұрын

    I think he’s in love or something, go Mongoose

  • Ferdi Müller
    Ferdi Müller Ай бұрын

    In Chess a genius, as a human being very questionable.
    But Carlsen has enough uncritical Fans. No problem.

  • Renish Israel
    Renish Israel Ай бұрын

    Magnus has a bad tournament if he does not get 1st place .

  • Safi
    Safi Ай бұрын +2

    Whats his classical rating after tata steel?

    • Cade Keegan
      Cade Keegan Ай бұрын +2

      Ya he lost 7 rating points even after finishing joint 2nd. Now 2852 and only 2800 player left because Ding lost 23 rating points.

    • Chessmapling
      Chessmapling Ай бұрын +2

      2852