8-Year-Old Girl TRICKS Chess Master

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[Alessia_Santeramo]

Thank you for all the support of this video!! My USA trip has been incredible, I have met so many cool people and there will be so many videos in the next weeks, months🤩🤩

There was a bit of drama in the comments about my draw offer to Annie.

In general, there is no problem in offering a draw during a game and as by the rules, I made my offer before pressing the clock. In this precise moment, I was genuinely expecting a quick NO by Annie which I thought would be funny 😅 as she said NO when I asked her "Do you trust me?" a few moves before or when she refused to capture the poisoned pawn on a2. 😅

Surprisingly, she accepted the draw so quickly and the game ended there.

What we did after is to let her play out the endgame to try to win anyway the prices on the line.

I am sorry that I didn't think about giving some time back to Annie. Actually, I think the best would have been to play without the clock as that endgame is extremely hard to play for a win (the grandmaster says that in the video too and stockfish doesn't show a clear path).
Would you like to see a video where I let a Grandmaster explain that endgame?

Last thing for a bit a context: this is not a competitive game.
This is a friendly game played in a streamer event where talking, chatting is part of the event concept.

Thank you for all the comments about Annie and her talent! I tried to heart all of them! ❤

I also wish Annie all the best, I think she has a huge talent!! And at the same time, I wish her to enjoy her chess journey as for me the enjoyment part has been the biggest challenge when playing chess competitively at her age🙏

Have fun, thank you for reading. See you in the next video😁

[newbie]

She was soo silent trying hard to not express herself as childish and look professional and that made everything harder😂

[erkyrob]

That was an incredible performance from the young lady. She will go far.

[michael_pio]

Calculation made by that kid feels like hikaru explaining his moves

[NateB-vh]

that would have been epic if when Alessia said "can I ask another question?" Annie responds with "you just did."

[AliAbbas-ljov]

6:06 Someone literally called an ambulance. 💀

[newbie]

When she said "is this the middle game?" You could see her cute little mask of seriousness falling apart a bit 😂

[newbie]

The kid is soo serious. And it feels so real coz sometimes some kids are like that. Being extra serious to not get caught being a kid 😂

[Bollywood.new]

Actually that kid is winning but the oppenent is try to distract her by speaking 😂

[BoieBawangStudios]

Honestly it's much better to watch chess on a silent mode...

[ralphderkapitaen]

you win or you learn....now, thats a great statement!

[coolstarofficial]

Mini hikaru????

"If I go there, you go there, I go there"🤣🤣🤣

[GirlGeekLovesStampin]

I don't think she's use to chatty opponents :)

[shannontaylor]

The young one has already learned chess is played on the board, not with noises from your mouth intended to irritate. Not so much the older one.

[jessenavarro]

What the hell I’ve never thought I’d get so much hype over a chess match video 🤣

[nietzschete]

I'm stealing that, "you either win or you learn", great advice

[CV_CA]

2:56 if black takes the pawn at a2
then white pawn b3 and the bishop has no escape

[HrvojeSpoljar]

Kid would have won for sure if it weren't for trash talk that wasted kids time and just distracted her. You offered draw to save your face and not kids, kid was by then so confused that she agreed to it. Lame.

[Beef_it_to_be_fit]

"I will not talk to you any more"
then talks through the entire match wile little girl does not....

[ashley]

I think she was better than Alessia most of the game if there was a longer time limit she wouldve won