Quiz Time with World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen, Anish Giri & JK Duda!
06.09.2023
World Chess Champions Magnus Carlsen, Dutch no. 1 Anish Giri and Polish no. 1 Jan-Krzysztof Duda tackle quiz questions posed by English GM David Howell. Watch the players in action in the Meltwater Champions Chess Tour Finals:
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I like how magnus is having the absolute time of his life
He just doesn’t care
2:35 The answer will be either Ding or Nepo in the upcoming championship😂😂
this is so fun, l love these guys
Of all the questions, I'm surprised Magnus didn't immediately know the knight question; that puzzle seemed right up his alley.
man how old is Anish, 5 years ?
GM classroom with Fabiano pls!
Pls do this with Fabiano!!!!
they're showing anish giri like a child at the end
2:38 Magnus thinking to himself "whoever competes in 2022"
Anish Giri was too much happy. ahahahahaha It was funny.
I need to be friends with Anish
Duda is the quiet smart dude
Anish is the class-topping teacher's pet
Magnus is the smartass who argues with the questions
I wonder if Nepomniachtchi himself can spell his name in the English (insane) transcription off the top of his head without a single mistake ; )
by "became World Champion" Magnus understands also successfully defending the title – because then you're a WC again, only due to beating a challenger (not a pre-existing WC), that's his reasoning.
but that's REMAINING, not becoming a World Champion. the title is never revoked for the time of the match, so you don't BECOME a WC again, you just retain this status.
also he would still be incorrect, because under his interpretation he should have listed himself : )
first time anish giri doesnt draw
For Magnus, missing the question is only a check but losing the argument is the real checkmate.m
Most participatory – Anish
Most argumentative – Magnus
Most Quiet – Duda
I'm Duda in social gatherings
3 of the greatest chess players in the world. None of them knew nights can’t attack what color they are own😂 and then the arguably greatest chess player ever says I’m not good at chess stuff
this carlsen guy doesn't seem too bright, does he
Giri cute voice😂
anish should've have asked for a draw
Anish is that kid that's always asking the teacher "what about homework?" when the teacher forgets in order to try to be the teachers favorite.
Anish wouldve won but actually offered a draw between questions
Great!
magnus is genius at chess and dumb at everything else.
Magnus Carlsen is a prodigy………..a prodigy in chess…………a prodigy while playing chess
Duda was awesome, he knew most of the answers
Anish is a nice guy he should be world champion one day
Magnus: Chess stuff I am terrible 😂
If I speak wrong , doesn't mean I am wrong.
– Magnus
I was expecting a draw
2:37 Hikaru Nakamura
this video taught me that to beat magnus, you just need counting exercises
Magnus is exactly my kind of pedantic
Anish went for the win
I'm surprised anish actually won instead of playing for a draw…
Anish is world quiz champion
Magnus Chess Values.
Queen: 9
Rook: 5
Bishop: 3
Knight: 3
Pawns: 0.125
0:46 wait. THAT'S CHEATING HE SPEAKS RUSSIAN!!!
gj Anish
Знай наших!!!
2:35 chess stuff, i am terrible. – magnus chess world champion
Anish giri such as most active and no1 student in class , i mean nerd teacher’s pet type student
0:39 Mangus gets checkmated here 😂
3:45
The question about the maximum number of knights is a classic. I'm just amazed how everybody is instantly satisfied with the answer "put them all on the same color complex, and that's 32". Yeah, that's a solution for 32 that cannot be extended. However, that does not prove that it is the optimal solution. For instance, fill the files a, d, g with knights. They don't capture each other, and together, they cover all remaining squares. So it's a constellation that cannot be extended, yet it only contains 24 knights. The argument that you cannot do better than 32 is actually interesting: it is a nice application of the pigeonhole principle.
Magnus is horrible in chess😆
Obviously Magnus is terrible at chess , thats why everyone can defeat him soo easily 😂😂😂
more classroom chess
Presenter: Anish giri what do you want as your prize?
Anish: I want to offer a draw.