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He Played 40 Moves in 8 Seconds. (Caruana Got Flagged)

Online chess has changed everything. The days of only the rich, established Grandmasters dominating the game are over. A new generation of online prodigies is here, and they are destroying the top players on a weekly basis. In this video, I analyze the stunning game where an Iranian chess prodigy completely dismantled Fabiano Caruana in the Thursday online tournament. How did he do it? By becoming the "Master of Time." Like he had "Bernard's Watch," this kid paused reality and played an unbelievable 40 moves in just 8 seconds to flag one of the greatest players in the world. But this has sparked huge drama. Top players are angry. They say these kids are "unknowns" and heavily imply they might be cheating. I address this controversy head-on: Are they cheating, or are they just kids who lack the money, visas, and opportunities to travel to Over-The-Board (OTB) tournaments? Watch the breakdown of this insane game and let me know in the comments: Is online chess creating a new breed of monsters, or are the top GMs right to be suspicious? TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - The Online Chess Revolution 1:15 - The "Unknown" Prodigy vs Fabiano Caruana [Add Time] - The "Bernard's Watch" Metaphor [Add Time] - 40 Moves in 8 Seconds (The Time Scramble) [Add Time] - The Cheating Drama: Are Top GMs Just Salty? [Add Time] - Why These Kids Don't Play OTB #ChessDrama #FabianoCaruana #ChessProdigy #OnlineChess #SpeedChess #TimeScramble #ChessCheating #NewGeneration