12-Year-Old Chess Prodigy Thought I’d Be Easy…
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Рік томуWhilst in New York City I played 12-year-old chess master Tani, who has beaten people such as Hikaru, Gothamchess and Botez. He is a Fide Master right now but has the strength of a much higher rated player. Read about Tani's story here: tanitoluwaadewumifoundation.o... Hope you enjoy this video!
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@bizarrapmusic Рік тому
I loved that this kid can trashtalk now and then but he actually seems a pretty humble and down to earth kid, props to him, hope to see him beating great gms soon.
@rosiefay7283 Рік тому
He'll have to learn to stop doing that.
@kidmanier Рік тому
@@rosiefay7283 yeah because Hikaru and Magnus NEVER trash talk. Grow a back bone
@JaredBrewerAerospace Рік тому
I love speaking my thought process out to the opponent. Not like I'm trying to psych them out, I just want to get better.
@magnet_ft_rylles Рік тому
@@rosiefay7283 I don't think he tts all the time, only against hustlers no? Not sure tho
@honeychurchgipsy6 Рік тому
@@kidmanier - I'm interested in why you say "Grow a back bone" to @Rosie Fay? Could you explain what led you to say that because I'm struggling to find anything about her comment that implies weakness/cowardice. Many thanks
@aghilas2299 Рік тому
Pro tip: if you play against a 12 yo and he starts asking about the weather in a different country, you may as well resign.
@thepursuitofknowledge5245 Рік тому
Respect!
@davidwang5128 Рік тому
facts
@molikeur Рік тому
I dont understand the logic behind
@IceyFlame500 Рік тому
@@molikeur it means he has so much time to kill that he found time to think about how the weather is in another country
@dantro6594 Рік тому
it's like 12 year old Magnus getting bored waiting, leaving the table, dilly-dallying, while Kasparov is thinking, then after Kasparov makes a move, he meanders back to the table, takes a second to think and makes a mind-blowing move, then goes off to do kid stuff. Very intimidating
@ramachandra776 Рік тому
Tani is incredibly tricky and not afraid to take risks . Hope he gets to GM sooner than later .
@TheNameOfJesus Рік тому
What makes him an underdog that everyone will love is that his family lived in a homeless shelter for a while because they were refugees. If I were him, I would be proud of that and I would try to give myself a nickname that reminded people of that. Using a website, the only word I could come up with that starts with a T is Tramp. So he could be "Tani the Tramp," which is alliterative. Charlie Chaplin was called the Tramp, and everyone loved him for it.
@John-yw3jc Рік тому
NO
@kahunalaguna8999 Рік тому
@@John-yw3jc YES
@John-yw3jc Рік тому
@@kahunalaguna8999 why yes? any particular reason?
@kahunalaguna8999 Рік тому
@@John-yw3jc why No any particular reason?
@AlliSinned Рік тому
I love how confident Tani is without having an ego; he knows exactly how good he is and talks from that position without coming across as overconfident at all.
@Mr.-J-2024 Рік тому
I had the same observation you had as well. No need for me to add a comment now.. LOL :- )
@gavriil8662 Рік тому
He is overconfident it‘s obvious to everyone
@honeychurchgipsy6 Рік тому
@TheCyborgFalcon - everyone has an ego and Tani doesn't seem short on ego or confidence to me. He seems like a sweet kid who lives in a bit of a fantasy world (as kids often do) - I wish him luck but doubt he has any chance of becoming a GM next year.
@cheddarsunchipsyes8144 Рік тому
@@gavriil8662our telling me you wouldn’t be that confident if you were 12 years old and close to GM level?
@slitch4410 Рік тому
@@gavriil8662 No he is not. Everytime he is struggeling or unsure he is saying it out loud.
@JEZZE4322 Рік тому
It’s crazy how a 12 year old saying I hope to become a gm this year isn’t completely ridiculous 😂😂
@honeychurchgipsy6 Рік тому
@JEZZE4322 - whether or not it's ridiculous depends upon his position at this moment. Becoming a GM requires more than just a high elo. He has to get 3 GM norms too.
@bbgun133 Рік тому
Bruh I’m 14 and just learning all the basics of chess, id say i started like 1 or 2 weeks ago. I don’t have dreams of becoming a GM but i want too not suck
@ieorlich Рік тому
Well, I know it's about many games to judge someone's level. But, If I judge just by this only game (without knowing who he is) I would say he will not become a GM this year. He kind of went two times for a ''gambling'' position at the mid-game.
@marrodeur75 Рік тому
Many GMs became GMs at his age.
@user-ot2rw5gu2s Рік тому
@@marrodeur75 False.
@Jdwmaguire Рік тому
Being Deaf myself I rely on auto captioning 99% of the time. For the first time I actually had to turn it off because you PROVIDED it here. So easy to watch and you got yourself a new subscriber! Thanks for that! Hope to see more of this!
@baphometic8767 11 місяців тому
anna is deaf? i'm guessing hard of hearing?
@patrick3294 10 місяців тому
@baphometic8767 she isn't deaf the poster is. He appreciates that she provided an accurate CC instead of the auto youtube one that's wrong a lot
@claughlin 10 місяців тому
My son is deaf. We both really appreciate the captions. Thanks for including them.
@ericm4426 3 місяці тому
Can you read lips?
@Jdwmaguire 3 місяці тому
@@ericm4426 I read hands 😉
@ykniPyM Рік тому
I love his charisma, such an exciting game to watch. I hope he goes really far with his years ahead.
@ggerardsainsbury7522 Рік тому
Nice!
@Uniqueguy222 11 місяців тому
Unfortunately that kid died
@EELLISON2012 10 місяців тому
@@Uniqueguy222 Tani Adewumi died. Wow! When!
@aidanprinsloo5473 9 місяців тому
@@EELLISON2012 He isn't dead
@firepillow 3 місяці тому
Most people can get close to gm if they just memorize everything
@HumptyDumpty-os7ie 10 місяців тому
This kid has a phenomenal attitude.. Whomever raised him, I applaud you
@Scott-bh2qb 9 місяців тому
He raised his parents
@lidor5938 5 місяців тому
Whoever*
@calicoesblue4703 4 місяці тому
@@Scott-bh2qb Lmao🤣🤣🤣
@zorbajevon 4 місяці тому
Tani's family came from Africa government wanted to kill his family over religion. They fleed to America. He learned chess in Africa within a year of being in America he won a New York youth championship.
@beastinthesky6774 Місяць тому
As a Nigerian immigrant who fled extremist violence in Nigeria, was granted asylum in the US, and learned chess while staying in a NY homeless shelter with his family, he has quite a story and it clearly an extremely resilient boy. His parents have had very difficult lives but yes, they clearly must be very good people to raise a kid like this, especially through such hardships.
@sports12t Рік тому
To anyone wondering why the eval bar skyrocketed at 2:40, here is why: If you put it into an engine (I did), Nxd5 wins because it attacks the queen on b6 along with the bishop on b4. Because the d5 pawn was defending the knight, after the black queen moves, the knight on e4 has only 1 defender meanwhile the white bishop and queen are attacking it. Therefore, white will win a piece. Hope this helped!
@RafaelGonzalez88888 Рік тому
tyvm for explanation was wondering this
@sports12t Рік тому
@@RafaelGonzalez88888 you’re welcome
@alexaras5767 Рік тому
I actually stopped to think about it when I saw it and I found this sequence of moves which I am proud of... But only because I knew that there was indeed a really good move to be made.
@kether82 Рік тому
Nd5 was easy to see, what I missed is the next part.
@zzzm1k3zzz Рік тому
@@kether82 Same here. I was wondering why Anna didn't see Nd5. Seemed to me like a free pawn while kicking the queen.
@viktorvondoom9119 Рік тому
I remember his victory dance when he beat Botez. Good to see him again. Awesome kid
@ashley5130 9 місяців тому
yeah that victory dance was so memorable and classic he needs to do it one day if he beats Magnus lol
@GregTurismo Рік тому
This kid is so nice, and so is Anna. Very wholesome chess match.
@richardhammer187 Рік тому
He's cocky, but also ambitious, so he'll probably go far.
@teunkersenboom9158 11 місяців тому
@@richardhammer187 Silence sinner
@richardhammer187 11 місяців тому
@@teunkersenboom9158 Rennis ecnelis
@teunkersenboom9158 11 місяців тому
@@richardhammer187 Silence i'm in charge
@iankemp1131 4 місяці тому
Yep, agree - so I really don't like the title for this video, where does Tani say he thinks Anna will be easy? He didn't seem to disrespect Anna at all, no trash talking in this video. And then he beat Anna fair and square. In fact she made it easy for him by making at least one blunder (missing Nxd5 for instance).
@kevinstogner9477 7 місяців тому
Anna's not just a Chess gem, she a real gem in life. ...so happy, so bubbly, always that giant smile. ...611K others agree. GG Anna
@miltontalen4386 Рік тому
The soon becoming gm looks soooooo confident
@gieaudio8762 Рік тому
Great kid, humble, respectful and self confident at the same time, I hope he will reach his goals
@JasonPryor Рік тому
5:16 to 5:30 - a perfect example of the ten-thousands of inner dialogues that must take place on one's path to GM
@rationalinvesting730 Рік тому
Anna is so kind and very respectful whoever she interacts
@angelthman1659 Рік тому
Why wouldn't she be, he's a star.
@teatears7611 Рік тому
star or not, she’s not required to be nice.
@benjaminjones150 Рік тому
She’s Swedish they’re pretty much all like that
@barrywallace2744 Рік тому
@@benjaminjones150 Exactly, Sweden I would say are in the top friendliest nations in the world.
@laurencechien Рік тому
So if you’re non nice and act like Hans then stars be successful??!
@Adam-wt5id Рік тому
This kid gets chess! He has a great attitude and he clearly keeps pushing himself to learn more. He has great banter and is very playful. Seems like a great young man that really enjoys the game
@alisonkempster4229 9 місяців тому
This interaction is so beautiful to watch! Not a chess player so, beyond positions, I don't understand what they're saying; it sounds like a different language(!) but Anna and Tani's minds are whizzing along in the most mesmerizing way! It is a privilege to watch such higher brain power at work! And they are both so lovely!
@kevinaronyk6081 10 місяців тому
It's so encouraging to see things like this on line. Not so much because it's an interesting chess game, which it is. But because it's great to see a couple of young people engaging in something which is challenging their mental acuity. And approaching a competitive activity with such comity.
@Pitashri101 4 місяці тому
Wonderful to read such a positive and reassuring comment, Gratitude.
@Chrispbacon94 Рік тому
I kept seeing your name around other people I’ve been watching but this came with enough time to sit and enjoy and I’m definitely subscribing I love your vibe while you play. You talk through the game and don’t gatekeep your playing. As a beginner searching for teachers I love that!
@erinhansen2110 11 місяців тому
Great kid with a nice personality. He'll go far in life. Don't ever change Tani.
@ElRobinson9866 10 місяців тому
I will be following him
@Overlordsen Рік тому
Two of the greatest personalities in the chess community meet each other. Its so nice seeing young chess player beeing both very confident/optimistic as well as very gentle/honest at the same time.
@lowestmoose5357 9 місяців тому
this kid is has such good energy. these two are so wholesome :)
@leefleer 11 місяців тому
Their conversation is enriching my soul. Smiling and… feel at home for some reason. Thank you for sharing.
@joehart3481 Рік тому
This was a lot of fun to watch - both personalities and banter made for a really fun match!
@keepingitclassy3185 Рік тому
they look like they head so much fun I was laughing along. this is literally so pure
@maibemiles3904 Рік тому
What an awesome young man! I really enjoyed the friendly banter!
@josephwaters2792 11 місяців тому
This was charming from get. Tricky, good natured and fun all at the same time. The misdirection was deep. Very enjoyable, warm and respectful channel you got here Anna!
@brendathompson3758 Рік тому
love both of their sportsmanship so much. bravo 🙌
@JeremyStreich Рік тому
Man, he's something. That middle game was something else, I wasn't sure who was winning or not because he took so many risks. I feel like there was a right move that Anna could have found that would have unwound that middle and given her the advantage -- but I have no clue what it would have been, and both of them are SO far above my level that I could be completely wrong.
@Lew114 10 місяців тому
I’m so glad I found these videos. They are a joy to watch. I’m so impressed with that kid. A good player and a good sport too.
@angelarredondo611 8 місяців тому
The kid seems like he’s having fun and he’s humble. I like it
@altonbrek Рік тому
This game was so much fun to watch. Tani is exceptionally talented and Hannah managed to pull the game into uncharted territories - that created a really dangerous counter- attack. Tense!
@LATINCLASSICSByMiguelito Рік тому
Wow Tani congrats Fantastic game. Hope you reach GM soon All the best kid
@willbatman5234 10 місяців тому
What a charming and humble young man! I thoroughly enjoyed this conversation.
@spelaeologus 10 місяців тому
Love the friendly banter -- fun to watch!
@RokDAWG1 7 місяців тому
Ok yeah this is so awesome!I love how this kid can deliver in a funny, trash talking strategic manner while just being a kid! This is another awesome video!
@schwurbler6848 Рік тому
The young Kid had extremly Fun! I hope he will be GM soon!
@Gamingtrevor 11 місяців тому
New Subscriber. So much respect for you highlighting someone else's win and career, but also because you have an amazing personality, fantastic visual presentation with your videos, and a great format for a channel. Cheers!
@andrewmack7614 Рік тому
Amazing game from two talented players. Thanks for content!
@brucecrane9605 Рік тому
Love to watch these games where you and your opponent narrorate your moves. That was fun to watch.
@ariadnepyanfar1048 10 місяців тому
This was like watching an episode of Queen’s Gambit when the friends are playing each other, lifting each other up, discussing the game and what they are doing instead of being silent in hopes of tricking an opponent.
@deiu9999 Рік тому
Wow, what a nice match. I am dumb when it comes to chess so I cannot express any thought on the game itself but the flow and the conversation were so nice.
@n12gaming 10 місяців тому
GJ young man! I look forward to seeing you in the future... See you at the TOP 👍
@WTHuck- 11 місяців тому
I like how she’s teaching. It’s good to win but when you win while lifting up the next generation
@1scubas2 9 місяців тому
She lost though
@clutteredchicagogarage2720 9 місяців тому
I don't think she's teaching this kid much. He is the better player.
@socialscience88 9 місяців тому
She isn’t teaching him anything, he’s the far superior player. He’s 3-0 against her at this time. You think I could teach a top high school recruit about basketball?
@leadix01 Рік тому
The eval bar just goes crazy in Anna favors so many times i wonder what move she missed
@romanvercier3556 Рік тому
well at first i think there was a fork on d5 like tani mentionned but after that i have no clue
@aprylvanryn5898 Рік тому
It was what the young master pointed out. She should have went queen e4 at about 6:35 she could have had a mate in 1 if she saw it.
@Warcheiftan Рік тому
to be fair it didnt go "crazy" plus 3 is only up a piece.
@Warcheiftan Рік тому
@@aprylvanryn5898 she couldn't with all the checks, pawn push was a check, promotion was a check
@robertrichard2322 Рік тому
@@Warcheiftan It went +6.7
@marlondalesmith Рік тому
That was amazing to watch! Well played Anna 🙏🏿
@joanharmonize Рік тому
I've been drawn toward this genius kid ever since the video where he trash-talked and beat another girl trash-talker. Something so cool and mature about him for his age that I find endearing. His future is bright and I hope he not only goes on to become a GM but actually tops the chart.
@JesseDishner Рік тому
Tani is such a nice kid and a beast at the same time. His best element of chess is his trash talking. I bought your book Tani!
@kyleomara4932 11 місяців тому
Such a great game - very well played !
@crystalriley9671 10 місяців тому
Nice to see this young boy interested in Chess versus video games.
@iainwalker4285 11 місяців тому
I have enjoyed your posts for sometime Anna, and have loved watching you wipe people out, with your kindness and ruthlessness .this may be my favourite video yet, the respect and joy with Tani;s and yourself is awesome...... that kid is going to go far....
@Bawamba Рік тому
Haha I love how he share his thoughts! It feels like an adventure and he get happy when he come up with a move in the head :D
@T1J Рік тому
its been cool watching this kid grow up. he seems chill as hell
@joanharmonize Рік тому
the only problem is, Hell is not and won't be Chill. Just sayin'
@teunkersenboom9158 11 місяців тому
@@joanharmonize Sillence sinner I'm a white men from Europe
@goadken 6 місяців тому
I've watched so many of your games and this kid was phenomenal. I'll be watching him from now on as well!
@arturog17 3 місяці тому
You gotta LOVE this kid!! Not only extremely good but such a beautiful attitude and nice chemistry with Anna!!💕
@manny2092 Рік тому
Geez! That kid is a monster! That kingside attack was a fair idea for white...the prodigy just defended like a beast!
@WarrenVanWyck15 Рік тому
Ugh, you had this one, Anna! It was a fun watch. You'll get him next time.
@jonstolarski 10 місяців тому
cool that she's showing him her mind, helping him get even better. and vise versa! They're helping each other learn. very cool.
@gilliantracy7991 10 місяців тому
What a great young man! I see much success in his future!
@karl-spd Рік тому
at 7:26, the eval bar jumps back up as Anna can play Knxh7, it creates immediate pressure on the black king through a discovered check. If Black moves bg8 to block, then you can take with the bishop and through a series of checks with the queen slowly climbing up the board, she'll potentially even out by taking the rook. Just for anyone interested
@christophermclin1509 10 місяців тому
i agree instead of Qnhx5 i wouldve went QnxG4he most likely wouldve moved pawn to gx6 or gx5 i then wouldve Qnxh3 and went from there. wonder how that route wouldve turned out but kids amazing
@K4M1K423 10 місяців тому
I love his confidence and enthusiasm. Good to see.
@MiguelBaptista1981 4 місяці тому
This kid's got a good heart, and a brilliant mind. Godspeed Tani!
@Kai_7901 11 місяців тому
This young man is going to be more than just a grand master one day.
@CrimsonHelldrake 8 місяців тому
what more is he going to be then?
@ronj7658 2 місяці тому
@@CrimsonHelldrakegenius?
@ayesaac Рік тому
I like this guy, hope to see more of him.
@MrCvjalexander 10 місяців тому
This was fun to watch. They had fun and appreciated each others game. I don’t know a thing about chess, but I enjoyed this immensely
@detah1 11 місяців тому
Wow. Love this kid. Good job. Great positional skills.
@johnle1535 Рік тому
At first I thought he was a snobby lil kid from previous videos when they make him trash talk. But I can't wait until he's a grandmaster, he's so polite. Rooting for him.
@chad1755 Рік тому
The Botez effect -- they're trash talkers. Anna is just a nice person, so Tani had no reason to trash talk back. Nice to see he can hold his own but also have a pleasant game of chess with another pleasant person.
@Debunked86 Рік тому
Future is bright for this kid.
@jsphcle Рік тому
You had some really interesting positions Anna. Also never a dull moment watching Tani
@vqfive Місяць тому
I love the communication between them fun to watch there thought processing
@hesik3461 Рік тому
A classic chess handshake at the end
@somethingshibe9526 Рік тому
Its fun to see anna as the underdog so much when she is so highly rated😊
@dcmsr5141 9 місяців тому
Anna thank you for bringing this video, between you and other Chess influencers I feel Chess is making a comeback. This young man I'm sorry he's still a child, is the future of Chess, we are in good hands.
@johnfast5852 Рік тому
Nice pace in the game. Good to see chess still maintaining some popularity.
@YoridMNT Рік тому
Love how brilliant tani is, he is such a excellent prodigy
@Dante-fk4yi 11 місяців тому
Tani
@CatusMagus Рік тому
Tani is an absolute gem! 😄
@cbeserra 11 місяців тому
What a really nice young man! Fun game to watch 😊
@LeperMessiah1977 Рік тому
I don't watch much chess but enjoy hearing you talk about tactics whilst playing.
@DJSt3rling Рік тому
Awesome to see some young celebrities on this channel! Hope Tani earns GM soon!
@morganmarshall450 Рік тому
Great game, very fun to watch!
@mm6705 10 місяців тому
I really like how both players were very vocal with the moves they were thinking about and doing, helps a viewer like me who doesn't really know much about chess, but enjoys the content. I've heard "tactics" before but don't know what it means, also what is compensation...if anyone wants to explain
@IdontspeakBro. 3 місяці тому
One of my favourite kids so far. He will be a good human.
@mikecantreed Рік тому
Seems like a great kid. Rooting for him to achieve GM
@danielward7008 Рік тому
If he's an FM by 12 then reaching GM level within a few years isn't in doubt. The only question is whether he can reach the very top.
@mikecantreed Рік тому
@@danielward7008 Or he could switch his focus to school?
@danielward7008 Рік тому
@@mikecantreed I think when someone reaches such a high level at such a young age it's pretty nailed on that they're destined to become a top chess player. History tells us that.
@richardhammer187 Рік тому
@@danielward7008 or top "insert vocation here", historically the same applies to everything really.
@bc1173 11 місяців тому
@@danielward7008 l don't know a 12 year old FM is that uncommon in todays chess. He'll be 13 in 3 months and people have become GMs at 13... and there's a pretty significant difference between an FM and GM
@Warcheiftan Рік тому
this is so wholesome 🥰
@andrewmcclaugherty40 5 місяців тому
this kid was something it was sure enjoyable watching this match thanks Anna my UKposts friend beyond the side cheering you on
@idrisryan503 7 місяців тому
I really hope this kid has quality sponsors,, he's going places!
@di380 Рік тому
Yes Anna, show this kid you also have the potential to became a GM!😎
@mhmuod9 Рік тому
He still blunders the handshake tho !!
@hybridwafer Рік тому
Actually he drew. He started rock vs paper, then paper vs rock, then rock vs rock.
@mhmuod9 Рік тому
@@hybridwafer 😂😂😂
@michaelscot4816 11 місяців тому
What a super-chill young man. PAZ 💜
@GalloPazzesco 10 місяців тому
That was a really really really FUN watch! Thank you all so much.
@neckenwiler 11 місяців тому
Tani has as much charisma as I’ve seen from any kid his age
@mariyatakeuchi9009 Рік тому
man this made me feel behind in life
@EmanPlay Рік тому
Yeah don't worry 99% of us are on the same boat. You're behind in life just in comparison to one in a thousand people so don't worry too much about it 😂
@rwsmith7638 6 місяців тому
Wow, thanks for introducing Tani to us. I think that very soon he will not need an introduction.
@cataluttt 9 місяців тому
Great kid. I hope all his dreams come true!😊
@alimabrok9328 Рік тому
Extremely talented player I feel like he just needs to be more consistent but I’m sure that comes with experience and age , can’t wait to see how high he climbs up !
@milukutusydney3123 Рік тому
He needs a coach
@ryanjohnson4565 11 місяців тому
What does consistent mean here
@christophermclin1509 10 місяців тому
thats what im trying to see, she said in the video he already beat her twice and then he beat her again on this video. now THATS consistency😂
@calicoesblue4703 3 місяці тому
@@christophermclin1509Yeah, she has a video about it. He beat her twice online & he beat her here in person.
@coachmcguirk6297 Рік тому
Can anyone explain why queen B6 at 2:39 was such a losing move? Anna didn't see it either so the eval bar went back after her move but for a second she was like +7. Anyone see the tactic?
@sinistrdairy2971 Рік тому
I think because the knight on c3 can take the undefended pawn on d5 and fork the queen and bishop
@sinistrdairy2971 Рік тому
it also threatens a check on the king as well
@helielzel Рік тому
Because of Kxd5 apparently (i checked with the engine), the quee nhas to go to d8 and then Anna just wins a piece with Bxe4
@alexeyveshchikov2969 Рік тому
Ran it through the engine, and the tactics is actually easy to spot using the standard CCA checklist. It's Nxd5 (free pawn!) attacking the queen and also removing a defender of the knight on e4. The engine line (Stockfish might find something better, got a very old one) was .. Qd8 Bxe4 Nxe4 Qxe4. After a few move the position settles down with white being up a knight and a pawn and +5 on the eval.
@zorkchess Рік тому
Because after Nxd5, attacking the queen, the queen moves, bishop takes the knight on e4 makes white up an entire piece
@michaelc.3812 11 місяців тому
What an intelligent, precocious and able young man.
@sawblute7278 5 місяців тому
He is really good. I like that both of your pieces were crowded in the middle.
@Pe11ePD Рік тому
The kid is very charismatic and way older than he looks. Kudos to him!
@adewilson132 10 місяців тому
Way older than he looks? How old do you think he looks, 8? 9? he looks like an average 12 year old to me which is how old he is.
@socialscience88 9 місяців тому
Looks like most 12 year olds.
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