00:30to show in the game, he showed it as if he knew it by asking his mother Rebecca.
00:34By showing Stephen's face on the game, the parents taught him chess as far as they knew.
00:39The parents remembered Samuel Prathibhan, who won the championship in the school competition.
00:45When he tried to teach chess to his son, Super King Chess Academy in Anantapuram
00:51founder Hussain Khan told about it.
00:53For punishment, Samuel, who joined the chess academy, was involved in Hussain Khan's punishment.
00:59It made Samuel to participate in international competitions.
01:04I won a lot of state championships, all of them are difficult.
01:09I like some of the Blitz tournaments.
01:15I come home and sit in front of the board for 3-5 hours.
01:19I want to become a world champion, to become the best player that I can do.
01:28My most favorite tournament is V4, which was held in Hyderabad.
01:33V4 below 1600.
01:35I won the first place in the open tournament.
01:38Along with that, along with the big trophy, I got lakhs of rupees and cash prizes.
01:45Now, I am proud to represent India in Serbia, Mongolia, in world schools, in Asian schools.
01:56Samuel won 10 state competitions, including Hussain Khan's punishment.
02:05Samuel, who started participating in competitions at the age of 9, was prevented from punishment due to corona lockdown.
02:11He participated in online chess games for 3 months without the opportunity to go to the chess academy and learn.
02:17He played chess with his parents for 3 hours a day and learned online.
02:23Samuel was very enthusiastic about the game.
02:25After the lockdown, he went to his coach Hussain and learned from him.
02:30He won all the national competitions held in Mandya, Hosur, Jammu Kashmir, Visakhapatnam, Peddapuram, and reached the rank of 1600.
02:42He won the first place in the national competition held in Peddapuram and became the world chess champion in Serbia and the Asian chess champion in Mongolia.
02:55Samuel's father was proud to recognize his son's talent at a young age and encouraged him to join the competition.
03:01Samuel's coach Hussain said that he punished him for taking his time because he recognized him as an extraordinary boy.
03:08Samuel is a small boy. He is an 8-year-old boy.
03:11In the tournament, we saw Samuel remembering the notation of the game and communicating with his father.
03:21We saw a spark in that little boy.
03:25Samuel has a nature of grasping and understanding things faster than other kids.
03:34Samuel went ahead with that nature.
03:37We are very happy to have the Peddapuram Nationals.
03:41We are very happy to see Samuel's performance from Ananthapuram and India.
03:50We want our players to grow like this. We need everyone's support.
03:56On March 19, Serbia and on May 14, Mongolia, Samuel Stephen, who is ready to participate in the U13 International Chess Championship, is expected to achieve a great victory for India.
04:09He has won many victories. He used to come out without any prize.
04:14In Ananthapuram district, there is very little chess.
04:18If we think about chess, if we compare it with East West or Visakhapatnam, there is very little chess.
04:25With the help of God's grace, Samuel has been able to achieve a great victory with the help of his parents.
04:32In the Peddapuram Nationals, Samuel played for the first time in the U13 division.
04:40As far as I know, no nationals have been selected from any district in Rayalaseema.
04:49Samuel was selected in chess.
04:51As parents, we are very happy.
04:54We have a sense of satisfaction when we think of chess.
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