The Greatest Chess Match In Human History

The Greatest Chess Match In Human History - Magnus Carlsen vs Hans Niemann, speed Chess Championship Semi Fianls 2024. Epic chess from both Magnus Carlsen and Hans Niemann!

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[AlwaysFeelingSleepy]

"Now we make a scene and do procedure"
- Hans Kramnik

[ronaldbell]

“The greatest chess match in human history” won’t have Niemann on either side of the board.

[carlnikolov]

"Blunders speak for themselves" - Stocksquid

[obscurity]

Been waiting for this video for months. You didn’t disappoint, EC.

[FellowHuman]

As an American, I rarely root against a fellow American.

[snobby_lobster]

I put confident wagers on the nicknames “Cagnus Marlsen” or “Son of Carl” to appear on this recap, and now I’m out of money because Epic Cheese surprised me with an opening I was not prepared for.

[JoeBob]

Fair play for getting a video out so quickly, it's fun to see a review after only watching the game earlier in the evening.
The match was everything I'd hoped for, but I would have liked to see a bit of real-life fisticuffs.. 🤣

[ericsmith]

Hans: magnus can’t handle the pressure… magnus: 5 time world classical champion plus many rapid ones, imagine if he could handle pressure, he’d be the best player ever!

[MadMax-bht]

Hans is the textbook example of the ‘dunning kruger effect’ he really needs a reality check and m happy that magnus gave him humbly 😂

[biggerbigfoot]

You got that right, "thrash talking Hans Niemann". Why does he have to be so, him !!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[deseosuho]

Hans has a dark future as a heel ahead of him. I wish him well.

[johnwest]

Cagnus Marlsen is the GOAT! But then, we already knew that.

[binks]

Hans went full Kramnik. Never go full Kramnik

[eduardocrestani]

The best thing about this is that Magnus once again has a greater goal as a player: to always beat Hans.

[slicksalmon]

Fischer/Spassky in ‘72 was the greatest chess match in human history. This one was a blow-out.

[remybuitenhuis]

Very quick video! All made and edited within an hour

[hesido]

"He gets his proper name today" lol, the much needed explanation needed after I actually heard his actual name.

[chrisf]

Paying attention to Hans is actually kind of cruel to Hans.

[brianmessemer]

What's so interesting about analyzing games, especially a game like this, is that the two human players are trying to find the "best moves", yes, but also reading each other's thoughts and moving in a way according to *how you calculate your opponent will react to your move* so that in some cases the emotion of the player, and then the perceived anticipated emotional reaction of the opponent, will govern the player's move as much as their calculation of what the "objective best move" is.

[PublicBurn]

Chess spoke for itself. It was so nice seeing Magnus obliterating wannabes again