The Worst Chess Game Mathematically Possible

Ladies and gentlemen, this is a very, very exciting video because the

game

of

chess

has been officially resolved, but not in the way that you think

chess

has been resolved in reverse. This idea was brought to me by a subscriber viewer, hopefully named Adam C, who programmed stockfish. the best chess computer in the world to play against itself, but every move it had to make was the

worst

possible

move, so a move that would benefit the opposing side to its fullest capacity, what you are about to see is a of the most mundane nonsense. that has ever happened on a chess board, chess has been solved, but in the most devious and backwards way imaginable, this is something sensational, buckle up if you don't leave this video laughing, if you don't leave this video with a Migraine, I don't.

I don't even know what to tell you uh at some point this bar is going to have uh it's going to throw up like on a roller coaster it's our turbulence on a plane so the

worst

possible

first move on a chess board according to the stockfish is G4 is the food believes whether or not that's not what I'm saying that's what stockfish is saying now the best way to deal with the food is to play in the center and then white will play the G2 bishop and try to apply pressure and basically try to argue that losing this pawn is not yours.

Be terrible, now remember that stockfish with both white and black are literally trying to play the worst possible move. F5 is the worst possible move because not only do you lose a pawn, but you also weaken your king. White NOW plays F3, which is the worst possible move, which defends the pawn but blocks the knight and this is also a possibility, so now E5 would be the best move, but Black is trying to make the worst move, so than G5 and again I'm not going to remind you every turn that it is literally the The worst possible move being made is the move that is programmed to give the opponent the greatest advantage.

King F2 now you would think oh they will just be king moves for the whole

game

no no no no no no no no now King F7 King E3 King E6 and now the worst move for white is F4 because what that does is draw the king to the center of the board, but Black's worst move is King D5. White NOW plays the queen very aggressively with the intention of losing the queen on H4. plays King C4 giving white plus three and a half Advantage

mathematically

geometrically chess-wise that was the worst possible move now white plays Queen H4 with the intention of losing the queen and now it is minus six Black does not respond by capturing and instead plays Queen E8 giving White Once Again, a plus four advantage if White started taking these pawns and attacking the queen, uh, the king, uh, White NOW hangs the queen on H6 in two different ways, but Black are programmed not to capture it and perform the move A5, now it is done, A5 is officially Checkmate for the first time with B3 King B5 and the Queen on H6 who is hanging in two different ways cuts the king's Escape therefore generating a defeat but you know it's impossible to avoid C3 actually there is King B3 however Black makes the move uh excuse White plays the Queen move F6 and now has minus seven and a half which is officially the biggest disadvantage.

Black now plays B5, makes a mistake. Checkmate bonus question. Where is the fastest checkmate now for White? Yes, you can take the tower. Yes, you can give. passes with a pawn or knight, but actually the D4 queen is made in one, but White plays with the F3 king and now it is back to -8. Black plays D5 and now it is one once again with the queen's move to C3. White plays bishop H3 and now it is. minus eight so that's the biggest advantage black has had so far and black should achieve that by giving a check and then taking the queen of course uh black plays the queen d8 repeating a check made in one and a multitude of checkmates on white moves.

E4 makes a mistake with the queen and a multitude of checks once again. Rook A7 makes a mistake in Checkmate in one and then it will be checkmate in one again. It's going to be like this for a while until White plays C3, so now is a great time. Not white now. has already done in one, White has a million different dunks, but none in one move, now it's just Plus 11. Okay, it's actually done in eight. Can you calculate maintenance here? Well, it's Queen D4 King B3 Queen D5 King C2 and now White plays B4 to try. just so you know, do something here.

Bishop F1 set up the mating net, we have rook A2 though, and the queen on F6 has been dangling the entire game, all of these pawns can play each other, but remember this is a dry fish being programmed. . play literally the worst possible move at every given opportunity until the end, you will see that at the end of the game, the engine was actually programmed to end the game, otherwise it would theoretically be a draw, black plays A4, now it is done in three uh Checkmate in three here is virtually impossible to find I mean it's very difficult could you pause here this is a very difficult check done in three uh actually it's playing B3 if the pawn takes then the queen D4 is done again uh If the king takes you they actually have Rook B2 and then Queen D4, which is kind of funny.

White NOW plays Queen G6, so now this is all gone, and Black should of course take the queen or give a check and then take the queen. Black plays C5, however, now the king. is mummified now B3 is done again in the form of Bishop to F1 which is beautiful uh black plays Queens uh White plays the Queen C6 hanging the queen three different ways again and now there are minus eight black queens The Bishop H6 hanging very simple The Queen takes D5 the white moves King G2, which gives all the advantage back to Black, now Black has a lot of pawns in the center of the board, and now F takes G4, so what this game is going to get very interesting is that at any given time, the Queen takes D5.

It is done, for example, Black could play this queen takes D5, Black can play this queen takes D5, Black can play this queen takes D5, it is no longer done, but there is another mate, Black can play, it is not done. I know Knight A6 Knight F6 actually, so Queen D5 wouldn't become Bishop G7 E5 a queen up to here, but this move actually makes some kind of progress in the position, there are many ways Black can hang on one in this position, you would find all of them E5 and now officially black is at range -10, black has not had a checkmate yet, white actually has no way to commit a checkmate in this position, so white plays E5 giving up all this now we have G takes F4 and now it's checkmate. in three one more time, by the way, for the engine to calculate that after this move there is a mate, it is fascinating, White plays Knight E2 and now it is digging into -11 territory, Black should do this, so of course , they should take the lady, why?

Black plays the A6 Knight and now the B3 Pawn is Checkmate once again because after this there is this and then there is also rugby. The Knight G3 E6 B3 B3 is done again now as it continues for a while, the queen is still hung three different ways. I know the queen is not going to be taken, but now White has no partner and now the white queen goes to d8. I mean, this is kind of disgusting, look at this, look at this, because the lady knows she's untouchable. the queen knows it well maybe the queen does not know that the queen is untouchable black cannot take the queen why black cannot take the queen because that is not the worst possible move on the board the objective is to return the advantage to the other side The Rook C7 returns that Advantage because after A3, excuse me after B3 uh a b D3 King D3 Rook D1 King C4 Knight D2 King C3 Knight E2 King D3 Knight F4 King D4 Knight F1 King E4 rookie 2 King F5 Knight G3 white They have a strength check done in 10 moves that you obviously saw, give yourself some credit.

I know you've been doing puzzles on chess.com. Everyone saw that if you didn't see that then I don't know you weren't paying attention, but everyone. I saw this line after you know, uh, yeah, there is checkmate on 10 for white in this position B3 check a b D3 King D3 Rook D1 King C4 Knight D2 King C3 92 King D3 Knight F4 King D4 Knight F1 King E4 rookie two King F5 Knight G3 spectacular but nothing like that happens Knight B8 Pawn to D4 CD4 Bishop D2 Now Pawn to D3 now the black king is mate once again completely surrounded Have you ever seen a chest position like this?

No, no, no, I'm telling you. Right now this is what happens when you program an engine to play the worst possible move from King to G1 but by the way, are you still watching because this is crazy? Rook C6 The Queen is on f8 The pawn takes H3 Black has seven points of material up, but it is done in a Queen takes G8 sacrificing the queen to both pieces Pawn to F3 not capturing it Knight to E2 making a mistake with the Knight and then very quickly committing a checkmate Bishop to D6 Rook A1 King to C5 back Queen to G2 and any of these pawns can take any of these pieces but they don't because you are programmed to lose now we start a sequence of events this game had five promotions tonight five Bishop E1 F takes E1 Knight why because the Queen F2 is marked and the Knight D2 is made F takes E1 The Knight does not stop, White plays the Knight G1 and Black plays the Queen G8, which is one of the worst moves.

Knight E2 is now officially over. The Queen takes the Queen and the queen takes. The Knight becomes H5. King G1 is now done in one that was the only way to get mate in one move literally King G1 is the only way in this position you've ever done in one move I think I would be remiss if I could find another Queen C8 Queen G8 again B3 Queen on A5 C4 Queen B4 Black The queen is trying to get the Maiden king. Now there is only plus one in favor of white. This is crazy. Knight C1.

He is now on Maiden Five. Bishop E8. Now it's plus three. The pawn takes D5. Now it's done in three for Black. You have to take the queen. Rook A6 is now plus five but you take the pawn, now it's made into three again Rook to five now you take the pawn on E6 is mate in three H4 a takes B5 Bishop F7 and now, for the first time in a long time, White actually has like a plus eight advantage because they can take the queen but they don't take the rook why do they take the rook?

Because queen G4 Queen E2 and queen G2 are made Queen C3 Queen G7 hangs a queen in two different ways, it is done again. takes F7 The queen goes back to E8 now of course this is a queen and White wins completely but we know that doesn't happen Pawn on B6 is now mate in two King on B5 is now made in five for White because when you take you make a queen and it's check no one plays that B7 pawn black is winning King A4 now white takes the bishop on f8 and now black is winning again Knight F3 or Rook G5 or queen E3 all lead to mate Queen d8 is made on one Queen to B4, so now it's the black dry fish's turn to start casting checkmate in one move.

One-move checkmates are ridiculous. White plays the B4 Knight occupying the queen square, so now he cannot checkmate and that is the worst possible move. Tower back to A8 now. you can take the rook and promote to queen, but instead you take the rook and promote to the worst possible piece B takes A8 Knight two nights under promotions why is Queen G5 Queen G2 Queen E2 um if you had made a bishop that I would have actually covered the promotion, which is crazy. The Queen officially takes B4 by committing a checkmate in one move. Knight to B3, Black has mate once again D2 rookie one, ladies and gentlemen.

The Queen takes B4 is a checkmate what is the worst possible move in this position for Black if we are going to take this if you take this and make a queen it is czech if you take this and make a rook it is check if you take this and make a rook a bishop defends the queen so you take this and make a knight three Knight under promotions Queen E7 now black is winning once again friends you can promote you can take or you can do oh my goodness Knight F7 Knight C7 the Queens just look at each other it's a staring contest if I take your queen, it's mate if you take my queen. is mate, but we are programmed not to do that, so in the meantime our queens have a staring contest until one of them breaks it and then the black queen runs to B2 and the end of the game is I just mean, that's done by the way. there's four horses standing grazing outside oh there's a spider on my wall outside of Farmland the white king is trapped here there's just a random tower in the corner like The tower is like uh just something random you know it's just Stoner walking uh and this goes on for a while King F1 Queen stage two uh so now the lady is infiltrated um black plays H2 Queen G3 control hangs up on the queen queen B3 now black plays H3 Tower G1 Read it and cry another night It's done that now there are five horses.

I think dried fish drunk when scheduled to lose really likes ponies. It is not like this. It is not like this. The King takes G1 Knight G6 The Queen takes H3 and now there are no pawns on the board and the rest of this endgame isboth Queens staring at each other and a knight Fiesta Knight F4 King H2 making a mistake Checkmate The Queen takes the Queen King H1 and at the end of the game what would eventually happen is that one side would try to sacrifice all their pieces to the other uh and the other side I would avoid it so at some point you have to time the game to end otherwise it will end in a tie so we flip the coin and decide to watch the best movies to take and then I'm not even sure three horses can mate with a king although the dry fish seems to think so, here we go, they can definitely uh King H2 now black could go here, but instead black plays this and then this and then this and the white king is just running away, I mean, when in reality the white king could take the queen, but he simply won't.

The queen just won't take the queen F7 and now white will just try to sacrifice the knights and black just won't take them because black is professional and it's happening Knight C5 King B2 and now the Queen takes C6 is a look at this, the knights they catch the queen, you see if black plays King A1. Black is like giving up a lot of advantage, but the Queen taking C6 is very, very fun and the endgame now, huh. It just gets Giga wet as he runs away and Black is losing the queen every move, literally trying to lose the queen every move and White refuses to take and finally after 112 moves of action, Black decides okay, I've had enough of trying.

To hang you my queen, you refuse to take it, so I will have to put you out of your misery and black winds. um 112 moves, if we let this continue, it probably would have reached 200, but this is what happens when you program dried fish. to

mathematically

make the worst possible move every turn, it's a gigantic thing, okay, this is without a doubt one of the stupidest and funniest things I've ever seen and I just had this: we literally created the worst game of possible chess, that's what we did today, we made history, you were part of history, here we go.

Great stuff, um, we'll get back to good, regularly scheduled chess programming tomorrow, but for now, get out of here.