Top 10 illegal Moves in Chess From Super Grandmasters

Top Illegal moves from Top Super Grandmasters and world champion

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[mickeyrube]

I don't think I've ever seen an arbitrator reset a clock once, without having to come back and set it again.

[nurbekkhazhimurat]

Minerva: Why any time illegal move happens you two are always nearby?
Magnus and Hikaru: 🗿🗿

[yalanyalan]

To be fair, fabi didn't hit it on purpose, he fumbled with the queens and it got hit by accident.
Darn shitty way to lose a game..

[bartoszsawicki]

You would think Chess is for those intelligent people. Then they come up with this stupid rule that if your opponent makes an illegal move and you miss it and play something else without reporting it, you might lose :D

[adebih]

i like how magnus doesn't argue when he makes a mistake

[plagiats]

I'm not a big fan of Hikaru but you got to salute his sportsmanship. On multiple occasions he could have won on these technicalities but chose to resume the game. Garry on the other hand is ruthless.

[ColdyCZ]

6:35 The legendary king sacrifice. Not many people have the balls to make this move.

[IGUIDERAbderrahman]

I did replay the fist illegal move by fabi by a slow motion, well he didnt touch the click, his queen was dropped accidentaly by mistake on the clock

[Vlkn]

Alternative title: Top 10 Chess moves SO GREAT they were considered ILLEGAL afterwards **100% WIN RATIO**

[jusstdoit]

So the best way to beat Magnus is to make him play an illegal move

[shlle]

Magnus doesn’t care if his opponent makes an illegal move. He just keeps on playing :)

[honestabe]

It’s nothing compared to the stakes here, but I remember my first international tournament. I was an unrated kid of 11 and my first round match was against a guy rated 2222. He started with Ruy Lopez and I froze when he, playing white, hit Bb5. Not only did I wait like 10 minutes to gather my thoughts and play c6 instead of a6, I even hit the clock before actually making the move. The guy, possibly knowing I was under so much stress, let it go and we continued till he soundly beat me. Was a learning experience :p

[robertomoraga]

I liked to see in the last clip how Carlsen tried to tell his opponent something like "shut up, lemme make this illegal move just for this time and don't tell anyone, don't make a drama" 😂😂😂

[aibaujsbbs]

6:52 he is trying best to hold his laugh hahahah

[oldschool]

For us chess novices, it would be nice for a slow motion replay with a calm explanation of the foul.

[rohitr]

Lol, Magnus is in the middle of almost every illegal move

[princeoffury]

0:34 I didn't see Fabi intentionally pressed the clock. I think when he was about to get the queen for promotion he accidentally pressed the clock unknowingly. there was a little fumble there when he picked up the queen and maybe the side tip of the queen made contact with the clock or from the side of his palm. it was evident when promoting into queen, Fabi still pressed his clock which by that time was already pressed. so unfortunate for him to end that game that way. reminds me when i participated in a non-rated tournament before, i didn't know about this rule. I move my pawn for promotion and pressed the clock before putting up my queen. I lost on a winning game, sadly, but still learned something new.

[solidandshade]

Why are arbiters so awfuly slow at readjusting the clock? Everytime they look at this simple device and seem helplessly confused. Doesn't Fide train them?

[solfeinberg]

You make an illegal move, you opponent doesn't see it - because he's in check and has seconds on the clock. Well he probably should've known that he had checked his opponent, but this can't be a win for the guy who made the first illegal move. You could use this as a strategy - a very desperate one with thin hopes, but . . .

[dontvoteforanybody]

The penalty for the Vidit error makes no sense at all. He's down to 4 seconds, makes an illegal move, and it takes 2 minutes to reset the clock. In that amount of time, Vidit can calculate the ending to completion - whereas if the arbiter hadn't fussed with the clock he might have lost on time. Lesson: if you need more time to think, just make an illegal move and think while the arbiter is busy...