Positional masterclass by the Magnate

how about a 30 second pause at end so it doesn't just end. Stuff happens quick and us normies need time to think

HE actually "CHECKMATED " himself by sliding his king to b5! A very unusual move in that situation.

Whats a Beauty of a mate

26:22 - a girl secretly spying and than walks away

Down 4 pawns to 6 is not a good place to be against the GOAT, and that B5 square looked juicy, but he sealed his fate when he blocked his own retreating square with C4.

The last move (black pond) is not a discovered checkmate.  He resigned. Checkmate soon to follow tho

The premise of the title is funny in itself, “the best player in the world beat the not best player in the world” CRAZY

Qf2 sacrifice bishop, game over x

It appeared that the opponent did not keep a safe space for his king - too many pawn moves on king and queen side. Magnus did not castle, but still managed to keep a safe space for his king. Magnus masterfully made his way protected (mostly) into the opponent king side. The opponent kept retreating, but having no safe space, was fully on the run. Am I seeing that right?

he didn't seem shocked to me

After white queen goes to B3,why not put white rook on B1???? Pressure on Black seems quite good,tell me!

Can't see the clock.

A match worth watching, just poorly made with the "click subscribe" button in the corner flashing the whole time

He looked shocked

wäre schön, wenn man die Uhr sehen könnte...

“ it’s a lonely life alone“ … pure comedy!

what a  waste of time. Carloson routinely beats a lesser player, He does it by  getting a positional advantage, forces his opponent into passive moves, and picking up some pawns. Once 3 pawns up, he offers a queen trade to get a routine endgame win. Instead, his opponent commits suicide to shorten the game - declines the trade, cuts off his own kings escape and walks it into a mating net.   However, that is hardly a snappy clickbait title.

Where was this game played

This is a 2700 player? Wow..