>Pretending to enjoy multiple-hour-long, boring, low-scoring, low intensity confrontations, in which is the literally the most autismical of """sports"""
I thought we had stopped at soccer in the semen-slurping scale
Chess
Nathaniel Wilson
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Brayden Morris
You may only post in this thread if you have a ELO Top 100 from your country.
>Portulel
Aaron Butler
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wtf
Kayden Garcia
As expected of a braindead retard willing to work for free.
Oliver Ortiz
1850 FIDE rating here.
AMA
Bentley Ross
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Camden Thomas
engine says anything but Nxf2 (quick draw) is bad for black. Lots of lines for black to blunder. I guess Carlsen is hoping for that.
Adrian Cook
wtb
Jacob Flores
PLEASE don't follow me here. I'm making new friends
Juan Fisher
Friendly reminder that chess is a sport and you're a fat fuck who does it for free. FOR FREE.
Christian Ramirez
Are they really capable of the "I'll make X only viable move for him, let's hope he blunders cause otherwise it's a draw" strategy? This seems very complicated thought process for me, but I'm a chess noob
Ryan Cruz
who's winning?
Why didn't magnus call fault when Karjakin moved the horse piece two squares down and one left?
Jack Sullivan
remind me what's his salary again?
Angel Robinson
Couldn't they write a program who would do similar job without requiring hotpockets to work?
Zachary Adams
It's a draw, Carlsen had a slight advantage but in the loosest possible definition of the word "blundered" it. Karjakin did nothing wrong.
Nicholas Parker
honestly who the fuck has 6 hours to watch them play chess
Owen Lee
he's earning as many dollars as Steven Gerrard has Premier League medals
Colton Fisher
Are you fucking kidding me janitor? Really? We can have 1000 divegrass spam threads but a chess general for the world championship is not allowed?
Ethan Campbell
Actually I take that back Carlsen's ahead, especially after D4.
Xavier Clark
If anyone is capable Carlsen is the one.
Most agree he is the best at analyzing positions and playing like this resulting in very hard positions that only engines find the solutions for.
Ian Gutierrez
They do it quite often. Often preparing such traps at home when planning for next game.
Juan Davis
Yes, but that requires time or money to pay someone else to do it. Why waste either when you can get some loser to do the job manually for free?
Jason Reyes
kek
Charles Walker
New thread:
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Jaxson Lopez
Reminder that Chess players ARE an athlete
theguardian.com
>in the course of a long chess game a player will lose as much weight as he does during a football match
Dumbfags on SUICIDE WATCH
Carter Kelly
mean to reply to
Adrian Rodriguez
wrong quote Swedebro
Julian Morales
good idea this thread is almost at bump limit
Austin Jenkins
>chess is recognized as a sport by the Association of Recognised International Sports Federations
>someone that works FOR FREE for a Vietnamese sweater costure forum thinks that his opinion is more relevant