Magnus Carlsen Realizes His Opponent is Using STOCKFISH in Online Blitz Game

[xeyn]

Its really unfair the opponent has to switch tabs wasting time to use stockfish while magnus has it in the back of his head

[playinsanity]

Me when I lose badly: This guy’s definitely cheating
*Checks accuracy* Me: 34% Opponent: 47%

[oreo]

Stockfish when the game started: why do i hear boss music?

[KINGPIN]

makes sense, stockfish would know how a stockfish plays

[agentsmith]

Change the title to : Stockfish has realized that his opponent was using Magnus Carlsen 😜

[thenormalyears]

I like how using stockfish means you get to lose on time instead of losing normally but theres just no way to win haha

[vishalkrishna]

As they say, there's always a bigger fish.

[vigneshpai]

He played well for his rating! Magnus sure knew it was stockfish

[vereinfacht]

Alphazero on the ceiling beats stockfish on the phone.

[since]

I really love it how he calls him a cheater without actually calling him a cheater 😂

[taitslong]

Stockfish played really well for his rating

- Magnus on defeating stockfish

[ChessMusclesBro]

We all hate cheaters but let’s be honest, we all wanted to see this matchup. Magnus really held his own, this is the form we need from him in tournaments!

[Jean-fwet]

He shouldn't complain tho, since he has one installed in his brain

[dalkap]

Imagine having the honor of playing a game against the world champion and deciding to shit on it by using Stockfish

[vvgthup]

And not even calling the guy out. True gentlemen and sportmanship from his end.

[cagaulu]

While cheaters uses Stockfish to analyse games,
Stockfish is using Magnus Carlsen to analyse the board.

[icedlemontea]

Magnus: Call the ambulance. Call the ambulance.
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Magnus: But not for me.

[carlpatel]

Bro, stockfish cheats in its games by asking Carlsen what to play....

[edgybitch]

Tbh I think when Carlsen declared that his opponent was going to run out of time, that was the primary tip off that he knew the guy was cheating. Afterwards, he made a few slightly tongue in cheek comments about his opponent’s skill. In truth you could make a lot of moves with 9 seconds on the clock and human error really starts to come into play even at the grandmaster level. It was just obvious at that point.

[galbrianthdsouza]

He realised the opponent was using robot and intentionally played a game that was gonna take more steps so that opponent will loose on time