Tweedledum (1389) vs D. Shved (1388). Chess Fight Night. CFN. Rapid

One of the greatest gift for a kid is to show him how to play chess. Knowing the ability to make the right decision will help him in life.

At his age, I remember feeling smart just because I learned how each piece worked. 😂 This kid is truly impressive.

At this age, i ate sand.

It’s amazing how he won so seemingly effortlessly. Had that young magnus attitude of drifting off and paying attention to other things. I wish I could play chess that well.

I have been playing chess for more than 30 years, and it takes all my concentration to win a game question ? , How this child Can win a game with hardly looking at the chessboard is amazing…….🎠

You can tell he’s got a great chess career ahead of him: he already has the bored look between moves down pat.

I love at 2:40 he glances up at his opponent and wiggles his eyebrows. I don't know if he's thinking "well. That was unexpected ... but I have the solution." Or "well, that was unexpected, are you sure you want to make that dumb move?"

I think it was another day in the park for him, great talent. He had no care for the opponent 😀

При просмотре второй партии я обратил внимание, как нестандартно играет этот малыш! Вопреки теории, он несколько раз подряд ходил одной и той же фигурой - ферзём, в поисках бреши в обороне соперника. Очевидно, вся композиция партии у него в голове! Он уже в начале партии выигрывал по времени, и этот разрыв нарастал в течение всей партии. Талантливый, просто гениальный ребёнок, грамотно обыграл своего более старшего соперника при почти одинаковом рейтинге! Впервые вижу такого уникума - это новое поколение, очевидно "из космоса!"😊

He has a photographic memory. He doesn't need to watch the board the whole time, which actually helps him a lot in figuring out his opponent possible moves. When he is staring at the abyss, he is not actually distracted he is watching the virtual board in his mind and figuring out his opponent next move without being distracted by him. That's why he is so quick to answer his opponent moves.

I guess the whole board is virtually displayed in his brain. Genius boy. Admire him a lot.

that final move looking to sac queen to promote was crazy. It gave him the possibility that opponent would blunder at the cost of a pawn, and it worked!!

Loved when he looked qt the guy setting up the sacrifice, trying to work him out. Putting boogas on the pieces is also a good tactic.

I think he knew he was going to win but was also pondering on the mysteries of the universe and how he fits into it. I hope he took some time to get that boogey later too.

This kid is a very, very intelligent person, I think he is from another planet😂😂😂

See, while he is looking around, he sees everything around, and at the same time, he is seeing every next move for him and his opponent

I like how he stares at his opponent as if it's a poker match and he's trying to read him. Then shortly after he'll start picking his nose suggesting there's not a thought in his mind.

This kid looked into the future and determined every possible move this guy could make He had no chance

17:24 Такое поспешное нервозное собирание фигур ))) Кажется это нежелание признать поражение

I love to watch the way tweedledum makes opponents suffer. He doesn't show it on his face, but you see he is enjoying it. Just watch his sparkling in his eyes. This child probably becomes a great champion . 👍