Andrew Tate’s First Chess Game Out Of Jail…

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    Guy plays queens gambit and does not even know mainline theory

    Bro is just an average player…..

    (Joking)

    Does anybody know what his name on the app is???

    "He is looking to penetrate these lovely holes"

    Bro played the queens gambit, I feel complete

    me watching to see if I can beat andrew tates ass

    Noob vs PRO Minecraft Security Build says:

    bruh why no eval bar? i also wanna see like stockfish 5 top moves suggestion + threats

    B5 isn't that good. After taking both the pawns for the bishop white is in check and loses the pawn on g5 as well, which means black loses 3 pawns for the bishop, creating equal material and black is still far behind in development.

    you also say theeeee instead of the. Only a few times you pronounced the word "the" like a normal person

    If that was an average Tate game. I’d beat him easily. Expected more from him tbh

    Tate really plays like the average mentally challenged streamer. Chess is clearly not for him.

    Not bad for a new player. His father Emery was a tactical machine an IM and almost GM who beat top GM's because of his aggressive tactical play. I met Emory first in around 2005 at the HB global chess tournament in Minneapolis. A player and I were looking at a game on screen and we wondered out loud why the player had resigned. Emory in obvious frustration blurted out he resigned because of then recites a 5 move combination leading to a significant loss of material… Grunted and walked away. I laughed and told the other player we just got schooled by a legend. Saw Emory at a few other tournaments in Indiana and Chicago. Then not too long before he passed I was at a small open tournament in Indianapolis that Emory was obviously going to win and between games he asked me to hang out with him and we talked martial arts. He was so proud of his sons who were hardly known then. Cool day indeed.

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