Tweedledum (1537) vs S. Pasyukov (1554). Chess Fight Night. CFN. Blitz

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[daisyibanez]

I love to watch this little guy, soo amazing at his age. Brilliant👍👍

[haidaraboud]

At minute 4:30, Pasyukov did a nice trick with his eye when he looked to the right side then attacked to the left good job.

[LongJourneys]

I'm impressed at the kid's ability to control his frustration to the level he did when he lost. He was clearly upset but quickly regained control of his emotions. My kids at that age took a lot longer to calm down. Playing games at a competitive level like this and learning to accept loss/failure is a healthy experience for a child.

[internettroll]

The kid has heart. the fact that he cries after losing a chess game… says a lot. Grandmaster in the making.

[mayi]

Sometimes I think he doesn’t care about the game, but then seeing his raw emotions, I realize that he really does. I love this boy! ❤ Good job to the opponent.

[Saturno]

04:25 - Pasyukov stares blankly at the right side of the board, inducing the child to forget about his kingside defense. But the boy still has a lot to offer, and this will serve as an experience to improve his attention and patience.

[abcando]

His reaction when he saw the rook attacking for the checkmate was hilarious. 😊 He knew it can happen and realized he didn’t pay attention and got frustrated again. He’ll learn that he needs to pay more attention to the board.

[newdomtanner]

I'm intrigued by this kid who never engages in the board until the moment before he moves. And he STILL BEATS the majority of opponents. And the same opponents who are vapor-locked on the board. This kid's GREAT!

[roberto]

O dia que esse garoto começar a prestar atenção no tabuleiro, será praticamente imbatível.
Ele vai amadurecer, será muito bom ver sua evolução.

[ЕвгенийМатросов-фд]

Малыш, мы тебя любим! Ты делаешь Мир лучше.Храни тебя Господь.

[maxxxold]

Уже много раз говорил себе: "Не смотри игры молодого Юнкера, его игра тебя до инфаркта доведет". И вот, снова посмотрел. 😢

[karthikthelord]

The opponent played smart as if he is concentrated on the pawns right side. His clear intention is rook checkmate

[teedomeowgi]

the most exciting player in chess to watch! Tweedledum!

[alexolyuk]

love this boy!!! for the integrity and fast reactions! Good luck!

[GerardoRodriguezGonzales]

El joven aunque ganó siempre respetó al niño y nunca lo vio a los ojos, para no hacerlo sentir mal, excelente oponente

[jeremyhorne]

The most impressive thing about this game is how he dealt with the emotions of losing. He cried, but he didn't pitch a fit. He set up the board like he was supposed to and learned from the experience. He's more mature than many adults.

[damirkruselj]

Dont cry you are the number one..the best of the best

[alisada]

He must learn not to underestimate his opponent in any way and pay attention to the board

[rigpa]

Beaucoup de commentaire parlent de l'arrogance du petit garçon parcqu'il regarde ailleurs...
Ça n'a rien à voir avec de l'arrogance, chez un enfant il est difficile de rester concentrer en focalisant. Et chez certains enfants leur terrain personnel fait que c'est même quasiment impossible.
Ne jugez pas par apparence et ignorance.
Ensuite le fait qu'il pleure à la fin c'est pareil, très difficile pour un enfant de contenir une émotion et c'est même nefaste de le faire.
Il apprendra en grandissant à les gerer tranquillement, en attendant laissez le vivre comme un enfant, avec ses émotions fortes...et la difficulté naturelle de ne paq pouvoir tout contenir.
Bravo à lui pour être déjà là où seul un adulte devrait être.

[SNOWFLAKEI]

Как же мне нравится этот парень! Он такой неординарный! Просто из космоса! Герман, ты чудо! Будь собой, даже если тебя не понимает большинство ❤