Chess Hustler Said I Was Too Easy…So I Did This

I played a hustler in Union Square Park, who thought I’d be very easy to beat. Hope you enjoy the video!

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[holymoly]

worst part of losing to anna is the giggle at the end

[young_dan_kee]

So cold-blooded when she said I let people win the first game and then I win the rest. I think I saw the guy’s soul exit his body.

[OpenCarryUSMC]

When I was in the first grade (6 y/o) I learned to play chess and taught my two year younger brother. A year or two later (he was 5 or 6 and I was 7 or 8) we were at my uncles house and asked if we could play chess (the grown ups were conversing at the table). Some time later he comment to my father that is was cute to see us acting like we were playing a real game. My father assure him we were actually playing and we were brutal. He watched a few minutes and asked to play the winner.
I won and we reset the board. He was check mated in 5 moves and blown away. He never made that open again.
Great memories.

[kaldrazadrim]

"I like the moment when you break a man's ego." -Bobby Fischer

[colegieseking]

If he’s genuinely just watched people play and never used a computer to study chess, that’s wildly impressive.

[knightlore]

Love it when streamers can get outdoors and play these colourful characters it brings out a totally different perspective on the whole game 🙂

[simonl]

White crumbling in the second game is actually a really good example of what happens if you do not have a plan. From early in the middle game white was aimless and entirely reactive. Cramling’s superior skill allowed her to dictate the play; all black could do is sorrowfully follow in white’s wake toward its execution block.

[billcook]

“You are just moving pieces”. The story of my chess play.

[claudiocourand]

That evil laugh at the end was so genuine nice match Anna

[muttleycrew]

Pretty sure he wasn't the only chess hustler sitting at that table.

[anotherkyle]

Anna's laugh at the end is everything

[kevinknotts]

I just started watching her play and it's so funny because if her opponents don't know who she is then they always underestimate her. She's also good at playing like she doesn't know anything:) By the time they realize what's really happened to them it's way too late.

[roybatty]

Like how he kept looking around to see if his buddys were about to come over and see him getting adopted.🤣 love those chess pieces.

[jeffreytollerson]

I have no idea what they're doing but it's just captivating to watch their interactions and hear their conversations

[DaveCharbonneau]

I saw it in his face and I know that feeling... when you think to yourself, 'I don't want to be in this game any more.'

[dg]

I have played with him . He is genuinely a good hearted guy, good sport, and expert in his domain of chess. Anna is just amazing Anna.

[trevorsgaragemusings]

Tom Brady has fallen on hard times ...

[ben-roll-io]

i love when they say “i’m going to let you win” as if they were going to beat her in the first place 😂 already setting up their pride-saving excuse for losing before the game begins.

[dowaliby]

Loved the look on his face when he realized his position was crumbling. He never saw it coming. Then he tried to save face by saying that after he wins the first game that's all that matters, or something like that, and that then he loses the thrill. He had no idea that he was playing a master, the daughter of two grandmasters, who is a lethal player at the tender age of 20. The moral of the story -- never underestimate anyone.

[crazypaul]

I'm glad you called him out and said that you let him win the 1st round. Especially after he had been talking and saying he was giving you the games.