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Remarkable to watch the reactions in real-time, of both players and fans from India at the moment the decisive move is played. https://www.youtube.com/live/5-uu

Remarkable to watch the reactions in real-time, of both players and fans from India at the moment the decisive move is played. https://www.youtube.com/live/5-uuDuGQLQA?t=14497s https://www.youtube.com/live/5-uuDuGQLQA?t=14497s. Only started following chess due to the covid shutdowns, much for fun from a fans point of view than I had imagined it would be. Having the computer evaluation at the side really helps novices like me to know what's going on, interestingly a case of superior computer players helping as mere mortals to appreciate the game.

silveira 2y ago
Wow. Thanks for this links. This is amazing.
gwd 2y ago
Wow, that's a really fun video -- thanks!
roughly 2y ago
That’s a fantastic video - to see both of them see it in real time is incredible. The visible emotion from both is really something.
zeven7 2y ago
I used to watch a lot of Go. I watched live as Lee Sedol beat AlphaGo in one single game in the last match a human could feasibly compete against AI. Against all odds, and knowing AI had overtaken us, Lee Sedol found a move to get one last victory. [1] But I never saw anything like the crowd hype from the clip you posted, lol. This was next level in terms of the energy in the room. Very fun, thanks for sharing! [1] https://youtu.be/mzZWPcgcRD0 https://youtu.be/mzZWPcgcRD0
le-mark 2y ago
The winning move is at 4:01:45 for anyone looking (like I was).
- svat 2y ago
  Just curious: The comment you're replying to had the link with timestamp 4:01:38 which is basically just before the move happens; is that not enough as it is?
  - renewiltord 2y ago
    Sometimes the YouTube iOS client does not seek to the timestamp. I haven’t been able to replicate it but perhaps that happened.
dyauspitr 2y ago
The reactions were my favorite part because I can barely follow the actual chess.
ErigmolCt 2y ago
Watching the live reactions from both players and fans is always such a powerful part of these events

silveira 2y ago

Wow. Thanks for this links. This is amazing.

gwd 2y ago

Wow, that's a really fun video -- thanks!

roughly 2y ago

That’s a fantastic video - to see both of them see it in real time is incredible. The visible emotion from both is really something.

zeven7 2y ago

I used to watch a lot of Go. I watched live as Lee Sedol beat AlphaGo in one single game in the last match a human could feasibly compete against AI. Against all odds, and knowing AI had overtaken us, Lee Sedol found a move to get one last victory. [1] But I never saw anything like the crowd hype from the clip you posted, lol. This was next level in terms of the energy in the room. Very fun, thanks for sharing! [1] https://youtu.be/mzZWPcgcRD0 https://youtu.be/mzZWPcgcRD0

le-mark 2y ago

The winning move is at 4:01:45 for anyone looking (like I was).

svat 2y ago
Just curious: The comment you're replying to had the link with timestamp 4:01:38 which is basically just before the move happens; is that not enough as it is?
- renewiltord 2y ago
  Sometimes the YouTube iOS client does not seek to the timestamp. I haven’t been able to replicate it but perhaps that happened.

dyauspitr 2y ago

The reactions were my favorite part because I can barely follow the actual chess.

ErigmolCt 2y ago

Watching the live reactions from both players and fans is always such a powerful part of these events