3 Year Old Chess Prodigy Is Absolutely INSANE

As a ex 3 yr old I can confirm this every 3 yr old is potential grandmaster

“THERE ARE KIDS OUT THERE WHO ARE 3 YEARS OLD” - Levy, 2023

Karpov learned his lesson from taking young Magnus too lightly.

Bro literally had 3 years experience 💀💀

Dang. That’s so brave to play chess on live TV with a master of chess! Karpov truly is a brave man.

Its crazy that this chess prodigy has remained 3 years old since the last 7 years.

Karpov offered him the draw in order to help the kid save face and be able to 'draw' against a World Champion. Very noble of him! Imagine the kid being able to tell people later on in life that he drew against Karpov at such a young age!

I love how Karpov offered him a Draw. He knows he has nothing to prove to anyone and that he could give Misha bragging rights for the rest of his life.

it's crazy how his mother was able to lodge a chessboard and 32 pieces inside her just for her son to play chess .. an instance of true love and endearment shown by his mother

As a fellow 3 year old grandmaster, I appreciate you showing us the love that we deserve.

I watched the original video, and especially at the end with the chess puzzles, Karpov was extremely complimentary about his play.

Karpov (2700) one of the greatest positional players that ever lived Osipov (3yo) That Bishop takes and Knight D4 is just unbelievable. I did not know that a human brain was capable of this at this age. Pawn F4 no way. No friggin way It is friggin genius. This kid is unbelievable. At 3 I was proud to say one word and not fall over 🙂

As a retired 3 year old, i can confirm that this 3 year old is very talented.

Also, let's not forget that Karpov has actually beaten GMs in less moves than this. Amazing. I hope the kid is still playing.

I like that the Master has played the 3 years old kid almost seriously. :D - That shows how good the kid is. Just focusing on the board, it's easy to forget he is 3 years old. Incredible.

My son was an excellent chess player at 3. He was also fluent in three languages and could read and write. He grew up to be normal, intelligent but not Uber nerdy. We moved to Australia when he was 7 and he lost the ability to speak German and Dutch. He lost interest in chess and would likely fail to reach a 1000 rating. Kids are amazing in their first years. Like sponges for learning whatever they set their attention to. Some parents push their kids to excel, but I think it’s better if they do things only as long as they enjoy doing them.

Levy just slipped in an amazing line like we wouldn't notice : "EVERYONE NEEDS A D" sneaky guy🌝😂 7:21 for those who are wonderi

This is hilarious. I play chess with my three year old. He saw me playing with my older children and now he's the only one who'll play me. He keeps insisting and it's kind of annoying but cute. He always plays white and his first move is usually h3. Then he asks me how he can take my pieces. Sometimes he gets moves right, and I'm thrilled when he does. It's so funny to see a boy his age dressed up like someone who's born in the 50s and actually understand the game.

As a person who is a veteran 3 year old, this 3 year old has a lot of potential

I enjoyed your analysis of his abilities at the end. Thanks. I subscribed so I can see your up coming videos on the younger generation.