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Magnus Carlsen lost to 19yo with a b*tt plug ($40M/year CEO)

19 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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This content was created by Matt Ryder. This content was uploaded by Matt Ryder. This is a YouTube video titled "Magnus Carlsen lost to 19yo with a btt plug ($40M/year CEO)" (created 2026-10-19T22:02:19Z). The excerpt is a short, informal, diarized transcript featuring two speakers (Speaker A and Matt Ryder). Speaker A describes Magnus Carlsen accusing a 19-year-old of cheating by using a butt plug device to receive moves; Matt Ryder replies with opinionated commentary about technology influencing chess play, suggesting the young player may be playing like a computer rather than actively cheating, and makes a boastful remark about confronting/physically beating Carlsen. The content is conversational, topical (chess cheating controversy and technology), and colloquial in tone.

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Magnus Carlsen, world's greatest chess player ever. He accused him of cheating with something in his ass. He claimed that he has a butt plug in telling him what moves to make.
And I will say that technology is very good. So the way in which chess interacts with people is there are outcomes of ties. So like I'm winning, I'm losing, or I'm tying this person, but there's no outcome yet. A computer doesn't understand that. And so they make moves that no human in their right mind would make. The controversy is that guy is a chess master, that 19-year-old, and he's making moves that make zero sense, that only a And so Magnus Carlsen played him, lost, and then accused him of cheating and played him again online. The guy did 2 moves and he quit. I just think that because this kid's 19, he's a post-internet kid, he's probably just played against computers an awful lot. So he's learned to play the game as a computer. So he's either cheating or he's just changing chess. And if you don't like that, Magnus, I'll see you in the fucking ring. I'm pretty sure I could beat up Magnus Carlsen.