I just have to tell you that your channel is the reason I'm starting to get into Chess. One of your videos randomly popped up in my recommendations and your commentary had me captivated immediately. I feel very overwhelmed with everything there is to learn but I'm thankful your channel is here to help! Keep it up
if you watch closely, then you will see that on 6:56 black does not only attack the knight but also a rook via diagonal. So technically, it was correct sentense
@@bogdanlinke67 sure, the rook was also attacked, but he highlighted the knight because it was the undefended piece under attack. Black definitely had no intention of capturing the rook.
In all seriousness and without exaggeration, I'm a little bit ashamed to admit that I've only just realised that agadmator is probably the very best at explaining chess games.
He have to say that do you know what means to play vs marshall without opening knowledge !! Is like you going to do a marathon to hell and someone says to you do you need this botle of water ? And you say : no thanks i dont use water to hell
It is impressive to see your dedication and consistency on these videos. Thank you very much for presenting such interesting content in such an interesting manner. Also, as a fellow non-native speaker, I very much enjoy your excellent use of the english language! Please keep up the good work!
Damn I love games like these where both players have to defend and attack at the same time on both sides of the board, it makes every move more important and every position more dangerous.
@@sleepy314 I sort of found it out by luck, I was like: hmm, what if I play Re3, how does that continue if he capures with the bishop. No idea, this probably isn't the move anyway
What a wonderful game! Attack and defense at the same time by two fierce competitors, but Capablanca was able to demonstrate the importance of development. Thx for the game Agadmator, as great as always! :D
Wow what an incredible game . That was some brilliant offense from Casablanca and as well countering Marshall’s attempts in the endgame Fantastic Thanks Agadmator
Great game. The analysis was amazing. The amount of stuff l can't see in a game. No wonder l can't progress past 900 on chess.com. Still l'll keep watching and trying.
I really like how Capablanca exploits early opening weaknesses. We saw that in game 6 too - bringing the bishop out too far too early in the RL for black ended so badly because Capablanca slowly but surely exploited the problems. Really great critical play, really inspiring
Amazing! Marshal delays development by one move and the attack is on. From that point on he is playing defense with no chance of an attack( although he did try ). Underscores the importance of development.
When you see Capablanca playing chess this game looks so easy. And about "I'm sure you all see it" - correct me if I'm wrong but I'm almost sure that most of your viewers are here to "just enjoy the show' ;)
To be honest, I'm really impressed with Marshall. Sure, he'd lost the game, but it looked that his position was hopeless. Yet, he managed to find quite a number of resources for counter-attack. One small mistake and black would have won. Unfortunately for him (and fortunately for us, since it would be a shame not to finish that briliant attack), Capablanca was very precise here :)
@@santiagomorales9129 "Hangs with B. Franks" - he's talking about Benjamin Franklin, apparently Voltaire and him were friends. And well "giving ladies beef franks" is just a sexual innuendo. Hope i helped ^^
@@santiagomorales9129 starting beef with the frank is referring to Voltaire as he was called Frank. Giving ladies beef franks refers to screwing with women And Voltaire also was with Benjamin Franklin hence hanging with B Frank
11:55 there was a threat of Qe4 and that's why Capablanca played Kd6 (to protect the pawn) and after rook sacrifice by Marshall and bishop taking rook, the queen was protecting e4 pawn
I once checked a book by Marshall out of the little hometown library in Montana, c. 1919, a big thick red book with tons of analysis of the Kings Gambit, Latvian Gambit, Philidor Gambit and more. Probably was worth a few bucks and the librarians didn't even know it. But I always liked Marshall's aggressive intentions at least.
Hello Antonio, I watch all your videos and have done so for a long time now, I notice that often you miss speak when naming the pieces you are pointing to, no big deal, but it happens when you are going fast, perhaps you need to slow down a little and allow your eyes to catch up to your brain. In this video you call a knight a bishop at 4:24 and at another point you call another knight a rook at around 6:54. It happens many many times. Aside from those comments, which might seem critical to you, and your many excellent subscribers, I want to say that I have great admiration for your knowledge, enthusiasm, intelligence and work ethic, you bring a lot of enjoyment to my day and deeper understanding to my love of chess. Good Job! I wish you many more years of success!
4:33 if pawn to e5 as you say, then Black has pawn to c4, kicking the White Queen off the mating diagonal, so not sure this is the best way to refute castling.
My dreams are literally falling apart, I come here for the daily chess quote and you give me a recycled one from yesterday?! I mean I can handle yesterday's underwear, maybe even yesterday's chewing gum, but yesterday's chess quote?! You monster!
I love how he sometimes says knight or rook or whatever instead of bishop etc 😂 imagine Agadmator with Tourettes, "hello everyone BISHOP welcome back BISHOP KNIGHT BISHOP to another game" hahah nice video again Antonio keep it up
This got to be one of the biggest beatings that a great player recieved in history. I assume Marshall dad not idea what he was getting into. If we had a modern Capa around Magnus game would rise exponentially . Probably computers agree with most of Capa moves just after the opening.
at 10:36, Rd3 (black Q must move) and then Rf3 is better than Re3 as it does not allow any defence of the black R on f7. Although black loses in any case...
"then we are going to complete the entire story about this match "before we head off" to Capablancas' 1st Tournament in San Sebastian'^^.......Agadmator can even do time travel :o
Both files are excellently placed on opened rooks
hahaha yes dude
Marshall's counter-attacking when the position seemed hopeless (to me) were quite impressive.
Yes, cool as a cucumber!
Attack is the secret of defense; defense is the planning of an attack. - Sun Tzu.
Yea he was known for swindling players outsideof the top 10 GMs with complicated play. Capa was always on guard though
Agree. Unfortunately for him, he was always just a tempo behind.
In this game, I just realised how powerful Marshall is
Couldn’t agree more. He def would have gotten me.
It’s Marshall’s own version of the Steinitz Defense, taking bits and pieces of lots of variations to make one plan. The Frankensteinitz.
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I just have to tell you that your channel is the reason I'm starting to get into Chess. One of your videos randomly popped up in my recommendations and your commentary had me captivated immediately. I feel very overwhelmed with everything there is to learn but I'm thankful your channel is here to help! Keep it up
4:25 Bishop to g5
6:56 attacks the rook
8:40 the dark knight (Batman reference)
Lol
Thankyou Cawlsz very cool
He normally doesn't make such obvious mistakes.. I couldn't help but notice them myself..
if you watch closely, then you will see that on 6:56 black does not only attack the knight but also a rook via diagonal. So technically, it was correct sentense
@@bogdanlinke67 sure, the rook was also attacked, but he highlighted the knight because it was the undefended piece under attack. Black definitely had no intention of capturing the rook.
"I'm sure you all see it"
You overestimate my intellect. I'd probably move my King to G1 and provoke an instant mate.
What are you doing down here? This should be a top comment...
Lol 😂
Swindler master in action but his tricks did not fool Capablanca
Tavo Peter Swindler
How many moves does it take to mate after castle? I'm new. Plz
In all seriousness and without exaggeration, I'm a little bit ashamed to admit that I've only just realised that agadmator is probably the very best at explaining chess games.
he improved himself a lot, his analyses are much more satisfying than old videos
Ben Finegold and Eric Rosen are also very good.
Your channel is changing our everyday-life! Thanks Agad! You're an excellent life-changer!
"He had no knowledge of opening theory" - Agadmator (2019)
@@apolowalker4592 😃😁
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18th century : there will be flying cars in future...
2019 : people correcting grammatical mistakes unnecessarily..
Allah hu akbar 💣💣💣💣💣💣💣
@@AbhishekKumar-uu4uj indeed
He have to say that do you know what means to play vs marshall without opening knowledge !! Is like you going to do a marathon to hell and someone says to you do you need this botle of water ? And you say : no thanks i dont use water to hell
These older games are very beautiful in a way and you are delivering them masterfully :-) Thank you so much!
Horse-shaped bishops are my favourite :)
What about horse-shaped rook?
Lmao yeah he even called it a rook
Well, the queen was also attacking the rook on the back rank, except the rook was already defended.
Also queen can move like knight, but he corrected it with a smile
4:25
It is impressive to see your dedication and consistency on these videos. Thank you very much for presenting such interesting content in such an interesting manner. Also, as a fellow non-native speaker, I very much enjoy your excellent use of the english language! Please keep up the good work!
8:37 Keep watching to discover what Batman will do.
The heck are you doing here?
@@jacintovski spamming the comments section of random youtube videos so that people go to his channel
Beautiful game. Watching Capablanca crush Marshall is like watching Alpha Zero taking down Stockfish 8.
same learning style, no handcrafted opening theory
Agadmator is a legend. This guy has a brand new video daily! Thanks man
Damn I love games like these where both players have to defend and attack at the same time on both sides of the board, it makes every move more important and every position more dangerous.
Many thanks for the game and some nice analysis. I was also wondering about the controversy - good to know you have not forgotten !
Does it count that I found the move if I didn't find the correct continuation?
Florin Buffon ... I found 1.e4! Lol
even then they don't always do that, the crazy people that these GMs are...@@sleepy314
@@sleepy314 I sort of found it out by luck, I was like: hmm, what if I play Re3, how does that continue if he capures with the bishop. No idea, this probably isn't the move anyway
@@nirolf12 It comes from the vast knowledge stored in your subconscious.
@@robinmorritt7493 That can be true
Capablanca was the Alpha Zero of the early XX century
Ja, he was the Capa Zero!
What a wonderful game! Attack and defense at the same time by two fierce competitors, but Capablanca was able to demonstrate the importance of development. Thx for the game Agadmator, as great as always! :D
Wow what an incredible game . That was some brilliant offense from Casablanca and as well countering Marshall’s attempts in the endgame Fantastic Thanks Agadmator
you are an excellent title writer
And it was in this position that Brain.exe resigned the game
I think Capablanca is my new favourite player! I've really enjoyed this series so far..! Thanks :)
Great guy. Thanks for referencing the controversy and that you'll talk about it at the end of the match. Enjoying the capasaga very much.
great analysis of this historical game, thank u !
Such an amazing attacking game. I love the old masters.
Great game. The analysis was amazing. The amount of stuff l can't see in a game. No wonder l can't progress past 900 on chess.com. Still l'll keep watching and trying.
Loving the Capablanca saga. Keep it up!
Agadmator your content is great keep up the good work!
Uhm. I forget...
Did Capablanca have any knowledge of opening theory?
i think no, im not really sure though, i wish someone would tell us
He had knowledge of opening books and signing it tho
No. We didn't get to see any opening theory as Marshall was totally crushed by move five.
I imagine an important topic such as that would have been covered by now. . . so yeah.
r/whoosh
Aga this is the best video name yet, I’m dying!!!!!!
How can someone see the video before liking ???
Easily.
4:25 & 6:56 *Knights* 🐴 became as *Bishop* ⚔️ & *Rook* 🐘
😁😁😁 LoL 😁😁😁😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
I really like how Capablanca exploits early opening weaknesses. We saw that in game 6 too - bringing the bishop out too far too early in the RL for black ended so badly because Capablanca slowly but surely exploited the problems. Really great critical play, really inspiring
Amazing! Marshal delays development by one move and the attack is on. From that point on he is playing defense with no chance of an attack( although he did try ). Underscores the importance of development.
Great stuff. Rather more open and entertaining than the recent world championship. Capa must have known the openings better than I do at least!
4:25 weird bishop move
6:56 interesting rook threat
I've never seen a knight so strong. I mean, it is a rook, a bishop... wow hahahahaha. Amazing game, tho, nicely played by Capablanca, for sure
I rewatch this saga because capablanca saga hits different
When you see Capablanca playing chess this game looks so easy.
And about "I'm sure you all see it" - correct me if I'm wrong but I'm almost sure that most of your viewers are here to "just enjoy the show' ;)
Best chess on you tube even when you call knights bishops. Yes I still love Mato but I must hand it to you. You were born to do this!
Congratulations for 351000 Subs
Another Milestone...
Now it is a milestone, If you don't make the milestone.
It's weird that Capablanca is playing the best player in the US with no opening theory, and still manages to completely dominate in the opening.
The speed in which Marshall switched to a deadly attack is mind boggling.
To be honest, I'm really impressed with Marshall. Sure, he'd lost the game, but it looked that his position was hopeless. Yet, he managed to find quite a number of resources for counter-attack. One small mistake and black would have won. Unfortunately for him (and fortunately for us, since it would be a shame not to finish that briliant attack), Capablanca was very precise here :)
This needs to get more place. Casablanca is an all time great and deserved more respect
beautiful game excellent video briliiant community and much love for agadmator ❤️
Wow wonderful wonderful wonderful.. thrilling game.! your channel getting more and more exciting with every new video.
Thankyou sir 👏👏👍
Let me be frank: don't start beef with the Frank who hangs with B. Franks, giving ladies beef franks! :D
ERB!
@@santiagomorales9129 "Hangs with B. Franks" - he's talking about Benjamin Franklin, apparently Voltaire and him were friends. And well "giving ladies beef franks" is just a sexual innuendo. Hope i helped ^^
@@santiagomorales9129 starting beef with the frank is referring to Voltaire as he was called Frank.
Giving ladies beef franks refers to screwing with women
And Voltaire also was with Benjamin Franklin hence hanging with B Frank
11:55 there was a threat of Qe4 and that's why Capablanca played Kd6 (to protect the pawn) and after rook sacrifice by Marshall and bishop taking rook, the queen was protecting e4 pawn
the level of chess that these gentlemen have presented in their match is just insane.
Love the content and have been since i found this channel . Suggestion add a turn counter at the top of the screen .
Beautiful game.
At 11:52 you said that there's the threat of Be1 followed by Qf1 but what about the immediate Qe4# ?
My favorite legend
I once checked a book by Marshall out of the little hometown library in Montana, c. 1919, a big thick red book with tons of analysis of the Kings Gambit, Latvian Gambit, Philidor Gambit and more. Probably was worth a few bucks and the librarians didn't even know it. But I always liked Marshall's aggressive intentions at least.
12:42 the way you say that it's so cool.
I almost thought that with the 'Let me be Frank' title, you were going to show a Kevin Spacey chess game
Keep up the good work . We all love you :)
nice presentation as always !
6:57 he really attacked the rook
Hello Antonio, I watch all your videos and have done so for a long time now, I notice that often you miss speak when naming the pieces you are pointing to, no big deal, but it happens when you are going fast, perhaps you need to slow down a little and allow your eyes to catch up to your brain. In this video you call a knight a bishop at 4:24 and at another point you call another knight a rook at around 6:54. It happens many many times. Aside from those comments, which might seem critical to you, and your many excellent subscribers, I want to say that I have great admiration for your knowledge, enthusiasm, intelligence and work ethic, you bring a lot of enjoyment to my day and deeper understanding to my love of chess. Good Job! I wish you many more years of success!
When we speak a second language and get excited we all tend to make mistakes.
OMG I actually found the clever move! If agadmator didn't say it was clever, I would not have found it!!
8:35 i like Bh8- if he takes we get a Rook and attack the bishop, if he doesnt, it makes place for the knight to attack the rook
Please put back this check sound, it was great
Love u, what a great channel!
4:33 if pawn to e5 as you say, then Black has pawn to c4, kicking the White Queen off the mating diagonal, so not sure this is the best way to refute castling.
My dreams are literally falling apart, I come here for the daily chess quote and you give me a recycled one from yesterday?!
I mean I can handle yesterday's underwear, maybe even yesterday's chewing gum, but yesterday's chess quote?! You monster!
I love how he sometimes says knight or rook or whatever instead of bishop etc 😂 imagine Agadmator with Tourettes, "hello everyone BISHOP welcome back BISHOP KNIGHT BISHOP to another game" hahah nice video again Antonio keep it up
That cheeky Spacey dig tho 😂
An excellent game by Capablanca!
Capablanca probably developed and memorized its own theory of openings after all the games he had played. He usually played the best move anyway.
beautiful game!
There's a whole world of difference between the skill levels of these two players.
At 10:30 I found knight to e3, does that also work?
11:55 I think the attacking idea here is actually Q×e4+ and so by playing Nd6 Capa defended that threat.
This got to be one of the biggest beatings that a great player recieved in history. I assume
Marshall dad not idea what he was getting into. If we had a modern Capa around Magnus
game would rise exponentially . Probably computers agree with most of Capa moves just after the opening.
What a masterful player!
I think we can be better at chess with the influnce of capablanca.
Will you show game against Rubinstein?
At 8:43, When Knight is attacked by pawn, why Knight to f6 is off limit?
Probably Bxf6 Bxf6 Nd6 is winning.
0:57
that was indeed amazing
at 10:36, Rd3 (black Q must move) and then Rf3 is better than Re3 as it does not allow any defence of the black R on f7. Although black loses in any case...
The face of Antonio after he demonstrated the next queen move as a knight move... PRICELESS
12:16 if you wanna enjoy the show XD
that looks so easy and simple!
Live tournament #suggestion once a month. ...Medo would approve
8:45 what about knight f6?
6:56 "Attacks the rook here"
6:18
What's wrong with Qd7 instead? Then, you have 2 rooks vs a queen and a knight and a pawn, instead of just losing the Queen outright.
This guy is my hero
"then we are going to complete the entire story about this match "before we head off" to Capablancas' 1st Tournament in San Sebastian'^^.......Agadmator can even do time travel :o
offfff what a great game !!!!
In 9:19 cn the king capture the Bishop since the rook is pinned?
See this is why I’ll never be a master, I can never make my knights both bishops and rooks all within the same game.
1:17 did your dog bite your leg ?
THAT was a great game. Oooff.
Superb.
The games in that era really had souls.