Beth Harmon’s game against D.L. Townes was my favourite game in The Queen’s Gambit. See me break down this nail-biting sequence for @NetflixNordic. #TheQueensGambit #MagnusCarlsen #chess
Magnus Carlsen’s FAVOURITE Game From The Queen’s Gambit
Beth Harmon’s game against D.L. Townes was my favourite game in The Queen’s Gambit. See me break down this nail-biting sequence for @NetflixNordic. #TheQueensGambit #MagnusCarlsen #chess
Love Magnus
it amazes me that people can engineer situations in which a piece literally has almost every position available to it, and yet can make no move w/o getting captured or forked. if i get a position like that it'd be pure luck, and likely i wouldn't even notice i'd done it.
2:27 he could've placed it on c5
I realized what was up around 1:30, and it's awesome.
d e c e n t
I understand how to play chess, but i'm not very good at it. Can someone explain to me why the final position is an issue? I see a couple of places the white rook can move to which should be safe.
at 0:35 what is the one move he can make to draw?
Thanks for the video!
If I may, I'd rather read if subs reflected what he says, word-for-word, than an attempt to make it more understandable.
His English is more than fine.
Was really cool seeing this! Might pick up chess again, if time permits! Cheers, champ.
Women competing against men is a joke. They shouldn't need to exaggerate or lie to make a woman look better. All they need to do is look at reality. Just show any live chess tournament.
A fit chess player. Who knew?
y is this videos opening like a randsom video
Greetings from Hungary 😉
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Who is magnus carlsen, and why did youtube think id care?
You can watch this video anytime you want in the foreseeable future and the statement "Chess World Champion since 2013" will still be true
Women are so privileged they get a Hollywood movie about a chess and a woman. Meanwhile the 1000s of men better than her don’t get a movie.
"mannus" carlsson?
I think magnus become in loved with harmon
Love this so much. <3
This guys needs to use his chess skills in his speech.
This series was perfect except for the ending. When the crowd was applauding her at the end, the writers should've put Mr Shaibel as a vision proudly smiling and applauding her as well. That would make the series a solid 10/10.
That guy really knows his stuff about this chess thing.
He’s just so adorable 😅
The story or serial of the Queen’s Gambit is an unreal story. It is a novel written by a writer only. It is a normal series, like any regular series. It has no facts and there is no real girl named Beth. And the actress who played Beth was She has no knowledge of thygame of chess and after a while she learned chess ♟️♟️♟️♟️♟️ but it's really a rather nice serial 👍 I loved this series…… because I love chess so much
This show was sooo good
3D board, Really Magnus?
Why are there even subtitles when this guy speaks perfect English?
Damn he's really good at playing soccer..
I wanted someone to explain the matches played in the Queen’s gambit. Because for rare amateur player, it was hard to understand what really happened
It is a beautiful sequence. Positionally, it is so counter-intuitive to think the rook can be entrapped and yet it is.
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am i the only one that thought the kings were bishops?
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Watching Magnus explain the game made me realize the genius of the screenplay. Each game matched the theme of the scene. This scene's game is simple, lovely, imaginative matched with Anya's flirty looks, it has a sense of playfulness in it. The end game with the grandmaster was cunning, ruthless, and punishing very in tune with the atmosphere of the story
wowwww!
the knight is so underrated for beginning chess players. honestly, i'd take a knight over a queen
Wouldn’t it be funny if in the chess matches, they just move random pieces to random spots on the board just to make it look legit? Lmao
Why is this show hated?
I love how he sees the game as simply lovely…almost intimate, shy. I just see chess pieces, but I appreciate that at the Magnus level, it’s all about art.
Couldn't the man move his rook to E5 or C5?
You know that Kasparov was an adviser in this series?
this magnus guy could some day be the greatest chess dude in the world 😉
bro said pls enjoy it
lol
i enjoyed don't kill me
Anyone know what this board he’s using is?
I've always wondered why, when playing the Russian, he forfeited so soon with so many pieces left. Back in the days of my high school chess club, we played until the end.
I love how easily he explains chess
It must be cool to watch a TV show about a super gifted prodigy and then realise "oh, wait, but I am better than her and I am real"
Thank you for explaining exactly this sequence.
It's hard to keep up with the actual moves when watching the movie but I did notice specifically this ending and that the last move by white looked like a novice mistake. … Moving directly into a fork.
But seeing the whole position there's more to it.
i know im late and no one will probably see this comment, but how does townes lose this game? im a beginner and the king still has some safe squares to move to, no? could someone explain it to me?