00:00I'm 16, and I've been in the middle of the year.
00:15I'm 16, and I'm 16.
00:19I've been in the middle of the year, and I've been in the middle of the year.
00:24He was a chess coach. He was a 7-year-old training.
00:30We recently had a Nobel World Record.
00:33That was a chess.
00:35In chess, there was a 9-16 variant.
00:38That was a pre-straight.
00:40This is not the same thing we had to win.
00:44He had a Nobel World Record.
00:46This is December 10th.
00:50Do you want to win?
00:52Yes.
00:53How did you win?
00:55I did a great job.
00:58Now, we have a Nobel World Record.
01:01There are colors and colors.
01:06My name is M-Malaysa.
01:08My name is Kupita.
01:10I am a chess coach.
01:13I am a chess coach.
01:16I am a chess coach.
01:18I am a chess coach.
01:20Who is that?
01:22I am a chess coach.
01:24I am a chess coach, a world model.
01:25I am a chess coach.
01:26I have a chess coach.
01:27I have chess and play.
01:31But no one can play.
01:33No one can play 50 students.
01:35No one doesn't play 50 students.
01:37No one can play 50 students.
01:38He has a chess coach.
01:39I don't know the theory, but I don't know the theory
01:44So, what did I say? I'm not sure
01:48How did you do that?
01:51I'm not sure how to do training
01:55So, I'm not sure how to do that
02:01How did you do that shape?
02:05I have a lot of shapes that are different
02:09Do you have different shapes?
02:11There are different shapes, and there are different shapes
02:16There are 6960 and 960 shapes
02:19There are 50 shapes
02:21How many different shapes are you?
02:25I have been practicing for 6 months
02:30My name is Chesco, International Arbitrary and Trainer
02:34We have 5-7 years of training for the first time.
02:38The first time we have done the Nobel World Record.
02:42In the Chess 9-6, we have done 50 players simultaneously.
02:48In the December 10th, we have done 50 players in the Chess 9-6.
03:00This is the Nobel World Record Certificate.
03:05District Collector Dr. Sukumar.
03:08He is in the display.
03:10He is in the display.
03:12He is in the display.
03:16What is the Pre-style Chess 9-6?
03:18The Pre-style Chess 9-6 is a normal order.
03:21The normal order is a position in the opening game.
03:24The opening game is a series.
03:27The Pre-style is a random position.
03:30We have a random position.
03:33The judges, the Nobel Record, etc.
03:37The points are in the initial position.
03:40The pieces are done.
03:42The pieces are done.
03:43The pieces are done.
03:45The pieces are done.
03:47The pieces are done.
03:48Each one of the battles would be done.
03:49The players are done.
03:50It's understood.
03:51Each cast won't work with the solution.
03:53The positions were both ones.
03:54These two positions are somewhere in the opening area.
03:56The first one could fill below.
03:57Each one can fill in the opening area.
03:58The two positions, rather, 150 here.
03:59The other positions may have solved.
04:00We can learn in this position, but we are able to learn from them.
04:04We need to learn from them, so we can learn from them.
04:09They can learn from them and practice.
04:13We can learn from them that's a speciality.
04:20That's why you are a tough position.
04:24We are going to win the position in the position.
04:26We have to win a six-hour time in the same time.
04:31That's one of the challenges.
04:32The Nobel World Record is a good result.
04:36That's why we have registered.
04:39Is there a last second?
04:40No.
04:41If you have a record, you will get a record.
04:46If you have a record, you will get a record.
04:49That's what we did in the future.
04:52What are you doing in the future?
04:54In the future, we have a grand master.
04:59That's what we did in the future.
05:02That's what we did in the future.
05:06That's what we did in the future.
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