Magnus Carlsen gets DESTROYED in 18 moves by insane QUEEN SAC

GM Supi from Brazil sacrificed the queen to beat Magnesium Calcium in 18 moves

[ryantres]

He has seen and made so many amazing moves that he is actually glad when he sees another player make one amazing move, especially if said move is crushing

[thenoisytrain]

The name of the player is Luis Paulo Supi / Brazilian GM

[danielhaslam]

Remember watching this live on Twitch when Magnus first set his Twitch account up (over 2 years ago now, time flies), had to come here and remind myself of the position and moment. One of the most memorable things I've ever seen watching live chess. I think he was known (still might be) for the months following this as the guy that did this queen sac. Incredible stuff man.

[jozopetrojosa]

For any begginers wondering how it would be checkmate, black pawn takes queen, then white pawn takes back and no matter what magnus plays next, rook A8 is mate

Ok, this is the best chess video we have in youtube today... Luis Paulo Supi (he was moving the white pieces) is one of the most creative players alive. It's just an honor to see him play, even Carlsen was surprised by his moves. Just beautifull, what a match!!!

[Foxhound]

Even if Magnus doesn't like losing, he *does* like when he sees a stroke of absolute genius from his opponent. That's the kind of competition he wants, to feel like he actually has to put in work to win. He wants to see the meta improve.

[AstroAce]

It’s insane how instantly Magnus realizes that there is no escape..

[TommyLikeTom]

This is the first time I've seen Carlson calculating out loud. It's quite motivating to see that he also has to process things. For some reason I thought he just intuited everything immediately.

[Pasan]

The winning guy's obituary: "He once made a move where the great Magnus Carleson kept repeating "WOW, REALLY AWESOME!"

[kewkabe]

You can see Magnus' amazing intuition at 1:05 when he says taking the knight "looks ridiculously dangerous" and that he'll probably lose in a few moves, even though he hasn't calculated how.

[RomgyrTheBianco]

Wow even stockfish doesn’t see this move his opponent made lol

[manifestyourlife]

Me and my fellow opponents sacrifice our queen by accident. 😂

[jackmermigas]

Why don't my opponents resign when I sack my queen?

[qwerty]

I love that Magnus just immediately appreciates the move. As a competitor he just immediately starts praising the guy. Magnus is 100% class

[gg]

Black pawn takes queen then white pawn takes black pawn then rook comes down and checkmates

[lewishoad]

The fact he acknowledges how good that play was, makes Magnus, Magnus

[teriyaki]

I can't believe GM's find move like these in timed matches, that shit is wild

[Nickname_]

At least it shows that Carlson is more into the game than himself. Thats good for both.

[hellchessyeah]

lmao magnesium calcium in the description 😭

[bluemystic]

He's capable of accepting a loss. That's important to understand with the cheating headlines these days. I have a feeling he knows when something is fishy.