Win Hands Down

The video features a conversation between two individuals playing chess. One wins the game and the term 'win hands down' is used, prompting a discussion about its origin in horse racing. The phrase means winning easily, as jockeys loosen their grip when leading. The video concludes with a challenge for another chess match.

In what context is 'win hands down' commonly used today?

What was the response to the suggestion of another round of chess?