He used copy paste. You can tell from what words have capital letters and using the numeric 2 and 3 rather than two and three. Imagine just copy pasting other peoples comments.
@@ShaynHamdanTal was an inaccurate player, most of his sacrifices are unsound, in modern chess you cannot play like that as players have analyzed lot more positions, having said that pragg is not a tal like player at all, he is a positional player like karpov.
Pragg has his numerical calculations in perfect order and showed a spectacular game of tactical precision. Like in all higher learnings, you learn the language of it and you gain proficiency. Very well done.
I‘m German and sorry for my fellow countryman Vincent! But Pragg is my favorite Player after Hikaru and Carlsen! He is another level and will very, very likely play for World Champion one day!
It's also a reminder of how pliable a human brain is in the late teenage years -> early 20s on cognitive skill acquisition. Pragg of course adds a whole other dimension of genius atop this natural advantage.
I felt that the queen move was natural. I did find it. It accomplishes a couple of things quickly. The black queen is somewhat locked into whites side of the board while the white queen becomes very active on the black side. The tactical moves by the knight are secondarily pretty natural to find IMHO.
This is some phenomenal analysis! I always would like to come here for the analysis even after watching the game live. And, at this point I am not even surprised by Pragg as he could simply rely on his intuition to take decisions sometimes rather than calculating all the way.
i think he probably roughly calculated it 12 plies ahead but relied on intuiton more than calculation to play queen e6 cause thats a move that instantly popped into my mind, is not one hard to consider.
A little bold to assume that, based on you seeing Qe6 as an obviously intuitive move. Lots of moves make sense in a position, and strong players know how to play on that intuition to force good-looking bad moves. Stronger players know how to find the one line that makes a good-looking bad move actually good, or to avoid them if no such line exists...
Qd6 is one of only two moves that turn down the queen trade while protecting the knight, and it's clearly better than the other option, qe3, which would let Vincent pin the knight with his rook, forcing Prag to defend it with his other knight. That position would leave three of his four pieces stuck in place. I'd say Qd6 is the obvious move. The real issue is if Prag knew about this escape before Vincent offered the queen trade. And whether he knew it would be as strong as it turned out to be. With Prag, I'd lean to "yes". But the real bold move was when he allowed the rook for knight exchange just to keep the attack going.
It is easy to say that you should trust your intuition as long as it has worked for you. But when you lose an important game because you were lazy to calculate concretely and just went with your intuition, that's when you start doubting your intuition and start relying more on concrete calculations to the extent possible.
The speed at which these young players plan and execute is absolutely mind boggling. On twitter I saw some patzer insist that ability in chess is no sign of intelligence and I beg to differ! What these guys do is superhuman
The ability to learn and play chess requires no intelligence just like learning any other game. But mastering chess at this level is no task for average Joe.
What? what are you talking about? After ...Nh5 Rxf7?? Nxg3 Ncxe6 black can simply play ...Nf5 or even get back by ...Nh5 and white probably has to resign right away (simply down a queen).
Clearly three knights are four knights, since two knights are three knights. By mathematical induction, two knights are ten knights (the maximum possible number of knights).
At 7:45 what if Vincent plays Rb6 instead? If Nxc6 then Rxc6 and wouldn't Vincent have another pawn compared to what actually happened? On the other hand if Pragg plays Nc8 instead then can't Vincent play Rc8 and try to force a Nc8-a7, Rb8-b6 repetition?
I don't think he calculated all this at qd6. Qd6 is very natural and there was not much alternative. At nb6, he certainly calulated all the way to rxa7
Strangely I found the move Qd6 like Pragg but later realized I was only able to find it for the lack of better squares for the queen . Btw are all of those moved forced after Qd6 till Na7. Could u explore the line Rxc8 instead of Kxe6? Is it any better for black coz I see the only move left for the knight on e6 is c5 .
I never get more annoyed against players that rely on their knights in blitz. I think It's usually an indicator that they're not as good as their rating suggests.
"In Blitz 2 knights are basically 3 knights." - Agadmator 2023
U copied my comment .lol
He used copy paste. You can tell from what words have capital letters and using the numeric 2 and 3 rather than two and three. Imagine just copy pasting other peoples comments.
@@NowhereMan7except that comment is edited and this one is not. 😬
In bullet one knight is all pieces combined
@@NowhereMan7why do you care so much? It's not even a joke or anything just a quote. Get better hobbies than being a comment police.
Prag is becoming more of a tactical player like tal
Tal's attack was on another level.. Pragg can never play in Tal's style
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@@ShaynHamdan
The only player can play in that style is Dubov
Though he need to work a lot
@@ShaynHamdanTal was an inaccurate player, most of his sacrifices are unsound, in modern chess you cannot play like that as players have analyzed lot more positions, having said that pragg is not a tal like player at all, he is a positional player like karpov.
@@vik24oct1991
Not "most".
By the way you need to watch Tal's rook sacrifice against Karpov 😊
I watched this live and it really looked like our dear Praggu calculated everything to perfection
I saw Q to D6 - and I can only calculate to depth 1.
Yeh you’re wrong virgin
Kolkata 🙌 ..i was also there
Pragg has his numerical calculations in perfect order and showed a spectacular game of tactical precision. Like in all higher learnings, you learn the language of it and you gain proficiency. Very well done.
Man Prag is freeken good he had a good sense of what moves his opponent would make Prag is definitely fun to watch
Pragg is a generational genius ❤
My guess is that Gukesh with go farther in his chess career. He is more creative and deeper player once out of the opening.
all upper caste guys. DNA don't lie its true@juniper7905
This juniper guy is to much obsessed with this bullshit everywhere😂
@@One_God-x1t he has gone too deep into propoganda
@juniper7905lmao. What a joke.
I‘m German and sorry for my fellow countryman Vincent! But Pragg is my favorite Player after Hikaru and Carlsen! He is another level and will very, very likely play for World Champion one day!
Pragg is my current favorite player, him or Gukesh will 100% be WCC champs one day.. maybe soon!!
What's wrong with Pragg's forehead?
@@detroiter4evain India it’s used as a symbol
@@detroiter4evaIt's just a sacred powder. Related to his religion and the God he worships.
Pragg is unstoppable.🔥
It's also a reminder of how pliable a human brain is in the late teenage years -> early 20s on cognitive skill acquisition. Pragg of course adds a whole other dimension of genius atop this natural advantage.
"He played Qd6 which of course makes sense if it works, but what if it doesn't?" Pragg is a genius. Great work as usual by agad.
3:11 I thought Agadmator would say *Pragg very elegantly accepted this* 😅😅
What an amazing game. Hard to believe it is blitz when the play is so precise.
Pragg has been playing very good Chess this year. Huge fan of his play as of late
Im glad for the thumbnail, witnessing pragg was able to clean the chalk dot.
am I the only one to notice the quote of vishy " what is the kid on" lmao
The joy boy wakes up
I felt that the queen move was natural. I did find it. It accomplishes a couple of things quickly. The black queen is somewhat locked into whites side of the board while the white queen becomes very active on the black side. The tactical moves by the knight are secondarily pretty natural to find IMHO.
That exchange sacrifice led to the crucial pawn at f6...
It really paid off.
Nothing better than opening TH-cam and seeing Agadmator 1 minute ago!!!❤
You can call it intuition for the move and then calculation follows.
"In bullet 2 knights are basically 4 knights." - Me 2023
Nice one 😃😃
I never like using known positions it makes things to easy for opponent to develop. I like putting pressure on them early on.
I think this could potentially be an Immortal by Praggu!
Not really. His R2 game in the World Cup deserves that spot
"This game is like a poem" - Agadmator 2023
This is some phenomenal analysis! I always would like to come here for the analysis even after watching the game live.
And, at this point I am not even surprised by Pragg as he could simply rely on his intuition to take decisions sometimes rather than calculating all the way.
i think he probably roughly calculated it 12 plies ahead but relied on intuiton more than calculation to play queen e6 cause thats a move that instantly popped into my mind, is not one hard to consider.
Yep
A little bold to assume that, based on you seeing Qe6 as an obviously intuitive move. Lots of moves make sense in a position, and strong players know how to play on that intuition to force good-looking bad moves. Stronger players know how to find the one line that makes a good-looking bad move actually good, or to avoid them if no such line exists...
Qd6 is one of only two moves that turn down the queen trade while protecting the knight, and it's clearly better than the other option, qe3, which would let Vincent pin the knight with his rook, forcing Prag to defend it with his other knight. That position would leave three of his four pieces stuck in place.
I'd say Qd6 is the obvious move. The real issue is if Prag knew about this escape before Vincent offered the queen trade. And whether he knew it would be as strong as it turned out to be. With Prag, I'd lean to "yes". But the real bold move was when he allowed the rook for knight exchange just to keep the attack going.
It is easy to say that you should trust your intuition as long as it has worked for you. But when you lose an important game because you were lazy to calculate concretely and just went with your intuition, that's when you start doubting your intuition and start relying more on concrete calculations to the extent possible.
@@RickDesper-v8zexchange sacrifice that led to the crucial pawn at f6...
That sacrifice really paid off.
The popularity of your channel is mind-boggling. Like deployed!
Epic quote by Anand
Mesmerising
What a geat chess player Pragg is, what a great chess analyst Agadmator is.
wish he keeps improving like this
Need that little *POWER STICK* on the side
Funniest quote: what is the kid on? Vishy
he played so precisely man i have take another birth
Please do some of the recent MVL games!
The fact that a pawn on f6 decided the game further cements the belief that you never play f6
Brilliant game! 😮
3:33 no bouth moves are the same!👆🏾
Incredible
time y u so fast!!!, these 2 grew up and are now young men
Awesome!
Mind Boggling Calculations for real
2:47 isn’t f7 overloaded? Rae1 followed by Ng5 seems pretty nasty
I wouldn't calculate this much even in classical 😂
Fun Fact about the venue of this game, the National Library in Kolkata,India: It is one of the most haunted places in the city not kidding
Really?😮
The speed at which these young players plan and execute is absolutely mind boggling. On twitter I saw some patzer insist that ability in chess is no sign of intelligence and I beg to differ! What these guys do is superhuman
The ability to learn and play chess requires no intelligence just like learning any other game. But mastering chess at this level is no task for average Joe.
@@Thanos-hp1mwthey haven't "mastered" chess, nobody has. 2600 is patzer level compared to engines, which haven't mastered it either
Antonio: "In Blitz, 2 Knights are basically 3 Knights!"
Me: "WHAT IS THIS SORCERY?!?!"
PRAGG GAME! YEEEAAHHH BUDDYYYYY
#suggestions Checkout Praggananda vs Vidit in Tata Steel Blitz section first match.. Prags Bishop was a pawn almost..
I saw the Kasparov game , highly recommended
In time pressure... Knights can be a deadly monster 👹 # Magnus vs pragg in the world Cup ❤❤❤
Pragg taking lessons from Niemann
Niemann is not even half the player pragg is.
In blitz 2 knights are two knights + a pony...lol George ( Los Angeles )
There was a mate wen vincent went for a fork @ 3:51 in the video. ... nh5. Rxf7... nxg3. Ncxe6 and how will black stop the mate?
What? what are you talking about? After ...Nh5 Rxf7?? Nxg3 Ncxe6 black can simply play ...Nf5 or even get back by ...Nh5 and white probably has to resign right away (simply down a queen).
@@hagaygal9252if black plays ...nh5 than g4 amd remember its a blitz game
Fun game, thanks.
I'm not First, but I'm a SuperGM
A win is a win💯
Hi Hans 👋🏼
"You are neither. You are an errand boy sent by grocery clerks, to collect an unpaid bill".
@@ralph0149 the horror… the horror…
What this channel needs is some Hans Niemann the Demon
"It's good if it works, but what if it doesn't?"
Indeed, absolutely incredible game !
Hello everyone!!
Hi there hello
why he didnt play RB8 - RB6 at 7:47, sir?
I like the Amanda's name in donation list😁
Nice
I just watched the last samurai with tom cruise...the movie was badass
Agad using the cheat code.. Lol
If two knights in blitz are basically three knights... just imagine how many knights would be if you had three knights.
3.5 knights
@@bahasainggrisbersamamradi93083*3/2=4.5
@@bahasainggrisbersamamradi9308 4.5? Are we assuming it's a ratio?
Clearly three knights are four knights, since two knights are three knights. By mathematical induction, two knights are ten knights (the maximum possible number of knights).
@@NWRIBronco6ya 4.5 is mathematically correct 💯😂
Man, seeing Na7 in bullet is unreal.
Alireza, Pragg, Nodribek, Keymer, Gukesh, Vidit will emerge future Titans of Chess world
I witnessed it IRL !!!!
Prag is going to be No.1 in the world...soon
Pragg calculated everything from 1.e4
Amazing Game!!!
You forgot to finish the game again. We noob dont know how to continue the game.
Praggnanandhaa will be world no. 1 one day
It was in this game.. agad played India Viewer Gambit 😂😂❤
At 7:45 what if Vincent plays Rb6 instead? If Nxc6 then Rxc6 and wouldn't Vincent have another pawn compared to what actually happened? On the other hand if Pragg plays Nc8 instead then can't Vincent play Rc8 and try to force a Nc8-a7, Rb8-b6 repetition?
Good point, but "... can't Vincent play Rb8 and try ....".
That's how I used to do it.
EXCELLENT
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🤝
Did you photoshop out Pragg's skin discolouration on his forehead from the video thumbnail?
I don't think he calculated all this at qd6. Qd6 is very natural and there was not much alternative. At nb6, he certainly calulated all the way to rxa7
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How about 34......Rb6 ! protects pawn and knight ?
Strangely I found the move Qd6 like Pragg but later realized I was only able to find it for the lack of better squares for the queen . Btw are all of those moved forced after Qd6 till Na7. Could u explore the line Rxc8 instead of Kxe6? Is it any better for black coz I see the only move left for the knight on e6 is c5 .
#suggestions gukesh/Pragg tata steel india (rapid section)
Payback is a “Blitz” huh Pragg
Agadmator and his love for Pragg ❤
Could you please elaborate on the time format.... how many minutes per side and increments if any
Wow
What is Anand sayin??
Never play f6
This kind of calculation reminds me Kasparov
Indian chess is growing#vandemaataram
What _are_ the kids on?
I finally found the answer to why he wins a lot.
its the third eye
GG
Pragga's ELO rating is 2738 for October 2023
Please show vidits game against vincent 😊😊
Incredible game by pragggggg. Why isn't Magnus in this tournament??
Invitation event,most likely magnus said no.
I never get more annoyed against players that rely on their knights in blitz. I think It's usually an indicator that they're not as good as their rating suggests.
Next game is the infamous defense found by Petrossian against Kasparov? One of my favorite game ever.
I'm gonna call it luck.