Hi Agadmator! i am the lucky boy whose girlfriend asked you for the oranges!! I really wanted to thank you for accepting her request, it was super kind of you and this surprise really made my day, i would have never expected it! This has been by far the most emotional game of chess i've followed on your channel ahah Thank you very much again and keep up with the great content, im a big fan of your work!
Loved this. I enjoy your casual commentary that has just enough depth for a player at my level yet skips the obvious stuff enough to keep the game lively.
my worst fears have been realized. I started playing on lichess yesterday and have lost every game I tried. probably 30 games or so total. I don't even understand how people finish hyper bullet games. I run out of time even if I'm just blindly moving pieces as fast as I can. I am really blown away at how bad I am compared to everyone else on there.
First you have to learn openings and then a lot of people move their queen too early. The best thing is to attack the middle my old chess coach told me that. Attack the middle and bring your knight out once to the middle and attack on the king side with ur pawns
Hey Agad! I was re-re-re-watching this video and I wondered, at 10:20 after Grischuk's Queen f6, what if Carlsen played Bishop g5? I must have missing something..
It does trap blacks queen, but black can play e3, attacking the queen and blocking it from protecting the bishop. The knight on d5 protects the e3 pawn, so queen cannot recapture, and no matter what white plays his bishop is being taken by the queen (or the queens are being traded, with the black pawn gaining tempo on the rook afterwards).
@@suiba_7 If bxe3, black plays f4 and traps the bishop. It leads to a series of trades that is less favourable for white than the original position. I honestly don't understand all the lines enough, but I put it into lichess and it says that 24. bh2 is a blunder. You can mess around with it here: lichess.org/analysis/standard/rr3bk1/2p3pp/2p1bq2/N1PnNp2/P2PpB2/7P/1P1Q1PP1/R3R1K1_w_-_-#0
Hi Agadmator! I really enjoy the way you analyze the moves. My father likes chess also, but he doesn’t speak english. Please, can you upload “spanish captions”. I’m sure he’ll enjoy your videos much as me. Thank you very much for your videos. Greetings for Honduras!
Question; at 10:27 ... why wouldn’t Carlsen play knight on e5 to c6 after rook captures knight on a5? This is a double attack on the rook guaranteeing one rook. Still a chess rookie, just a quick question on the calculations behind that and why he didn’t play it?
#agadmator I love your analysis and off late had been watching a lot of your videos. Question: In this video at 10 minutes 20 seconds Alexander could have moved to G5, which could have led to exchange of Queens but Alexander would have a better bargain. Could you share your views?
Antonio , is it really important to study books on chess to get better and better , like to be able to defeat great players?? Please guide me through... I love ur videos, I learned a lot of things from looking at them. Right now my rating is 1200 I want to increase it as far as possible
Luckily, you have internet.Of course, playing games helps. What helps even more, is studying from your mistakes which is not hard if you play online. Just try to analyze yourself before you fall back to engine. Then, if you have will and time, try analyze games of masters. Channels like this one help a lot, but it would also be a lot of help, if you could do your own analysis. Of course, there will be many mistakes in your analysis at the beginning, but with time you'll improve.
salmarwow thanks bro... i really hope I can improve to that level on my own. But then, do U know any books name that is great for learning chess and studying too?
#agadmator - Agadmator or anyone, at mark 6:45, why does the queen not take pawn c7? It will then also be protecting the night which takes pawn a5. Getting the queen to this square seems good to me, but perhaps I am missing something. Thanks!
Leander Grasmeier thank you!!!! This explains why I keep loosing lol. Appreciate you taking the time to teach me. I take a lot of gambles in my games thinking that it will pay off. I’m learning! Thanks !!!!
A very nice and interesting game with a lot of tricky positions, I enjoyed every second of this video! This question about taking that pawn of a5 is in my opinion beyond the understanding of an average chess player, I think you have to be at least something like an IM to solve such problems properly.
Carlsen's "anti-positional" c4-c5 advance reminds me of Lasker's f4-f5 advance against Capablanca at St. Petersburg in 1914. Someone else, commenting on the Lasker-Capa game, opined that Carlsen's style reminded him of Lasker's "no-style" style.
11:50 why did black not capture Re2 and after white De2 black could play Sc3. He would not only grab the rook, he would also get the e3 pawn by chess and than the d4 paw. Or did i miss sth? :/
JBBFans Clan No this is the top suggestion by the engine. But they insist that white is still 2.5 advantage here but other lines give more than 3 because blacks pieces are very disorganised and white's attack is very fast.
I really love your channel u actually got me into chess but i think you have an issue with difficulty when u say a move is hard i find it very fast when u say a move is standard or easy to find i never do
"Maybe they said it because of what happened." Before the engines there was a lot of hindsight in analysis. Entire variations vanished "because of what happened". If we trust the engines and, of course we will check their assessment, there is no need for hindsight and maybe some of those variations can be resuscitated.
Took me a while too, but if white plays Bg5, black plays e3 attacking the queen and cutting off protection of the bishop. If Bxf6, exd2 attacking the rook and your bishop is still hanging. Bg5 e3 Bxe3 f4 keeps it pretty neutral but your bishop is pretty much locked out of the King's side, so having it on h2 is definitely stronger.
Dear Agadmator, Chess is a game of unlimited beauty, but it's not just checks and attacks. You have to be...THESE ARE THE WINTER GAMES!!! THE WINTER GAMES!! THE WINTER GAMES!!!
Hi Agadmator! i am the lucky boy whose girlfriend asked you for the oranges!!
I really wanted to thank you for accepting her request, it was super kind of you and this surprise really made my day, i would have never expected it!
This has been by far the most emotional game of chess i've followed on your channel ahah
Thank you very much again and keep up with the great content, im a big fan of your work!
Glad I could help, Matteo! It was a very nice gift, I was really impressed :) Enjoy!
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u wot m8
Wtf
Do explain the oranges now pls...thanks.
0:46 Carlsen is trying to move the pieces with the power of his mind
I swear you are like literally the coolest human being on earth :D
This channel is amazing... you are creating a great database for chess players.
thank you
Loved this. I enjoy your casual commentary that has just enough depth for a player at my level yet skips the obvious stuff enough to keep the game lively.
Carlsen is such a great defender ....
Thank you Agadmator! Amazing game!
my worst fears have been realized. I started playing on lichess yesterday and have lost every game I tried. probably 30 games or so total. I don't even understand how people finish hyper bullet games. I run out of time even if I'm just blindly moving pieces as fast as I can. I am really blown away at how bad I am compared to everyone else on there.
ericsbuds youre not alone m8 i get rekt every game too
First you have to learn openings and then a lot of people move their queen too early. The best thing is to attack the middle my old chess coach told me that. Attack the middle and bring your knight out once to the middle and attack on the king side with ur pawns
Try longer and calmer formats. You won't learn much playing bullet games. Good luck! ;)
Thanks for the help everyone.
Stick to classical chess, or longer time formats. You'll learn much more from those games.
Great game, Agadmator! Thanks for posting it!
Jos jedan sjajni videozapis! Drzite ih da dolaze.
Loving the 2013 candidates!
Seeing Magnus's genius way before he was WCh
Its nice to see you support your fans with small gestures like the oranges :) keep it up :)
Qa6 is such a baller move. The kind of thing I would never think of
Very nice game by Carlson, thanks for sharing it
I really enjoy the photos!! Do post more please
Good job,always show the variations that you do. Well done
How fast you are with content and how good it is doesn't make any sense. You're awesome dude
Great analysis!!! So many variations. Thanks Agadmator, bananas
i like them both :)
Grischuk picture is amazing, where can i find it?
I like when you cover many variations in detail, a thing you did not in recent videos... Cheers!
Lol. I saw a position and posted a question b4 i watched the rest of the video. Un paused and he gave me my answer. Great video as usual.
Have a nice time in Trogir. I found this game very interesting.
Hi Agadmator! are in the Game of Thrones Movie Series?
Hey Agad! I was re-re-re-watching this video and I wondered, at 10:20 after Grischuk's Queen f6, what if Carlsen played Bishop g5? I must have missing something..
Probably e3 deflecting the queens defense of the bishop
Mats de Vink aah, yes. Thank you! :)
Could someone tell me if skipping the ads affects the monetization ? I will watch them on this channel if it does.
I bought orange juice today after i watched this video and now a few hours later I'm not sure if that was a coincidence....
good luck on your game! if you want to can you also post your game so we can see you play
A question:
Here at 10:20 what if white plays 24. Bg5 instead of 24. Bh2 ? does this trap black's Queen?
It does trap blacks queen, but black can play e3, attacking the queen and blocking it from protecting the bishop. The knight on d5 protects the e3 pawn, so queen cannot recapture, and no matter what white plays his bishop is being taken by the queen (or the queens are being traded, with the black pawn gaining tempo on the rook afterwards).
@@suiba_7 If bxe3, black plays f4 and traps the bishop. It leads to a series of trades that is less favourable for white than the original position. I honestly don't understand all the lines enough, but I put it into lichess and it says that 24. bh2 is a blunder. You can mess around with it here: lichess.org/analysis/standard/rr3bk1/2p3pp/2p1bq2/N1PnNp2/P2PpB2/7P/1P1Q1PP1/R3R1K1_w_-_-#0
Great game .. great oranges !
love your channel!
Hi Agadmator! I really enjoy the way you analyze the moves. My father likes chess also, but he doesn’t speak english. Please, can you upload “spanish captions”. I’m sure he’ll enjoy your videos much as me. Thank you very much for your videos. Greetings for Honduras!
Loving the pictures, keep up the good work! :)
Excellent game.
For answer to your question at 6:40.
Why not knight on e5? :)
Question; at 10:27 ... why wouldn’t Carlsen play knight on e5 to c6 after rook captures knight on a5? This is a double attack on the rook guaranteeing one rook. Still a chess rookie, just a quick question on the calculations behind that and why he didn’t play it?
#agadmator
I love your analysis and off late had been watching a lot of your videos.
Question: In this video at 10 minutes 20 seconds Alexander could have moved to G5, which could have led to exchange of Queens but Alexander would have a better bargain. Could you share your views?
Really love your great content! Keep it up!
How much time did players have? It was 2 hours game or less?
Antoni Golos I'm pretty sure it's 100 minutes for first 40 moves and 60 extra minutes for the rest
Thanks dude
Antoni Golos You're welcome
Antonio , is it really important to study books on chess to get better and better , like to be able to defeat great players??
Please guide me through...
I love ur videos, I learned a lot of things from looking at them.
Right now my rating is 1200
I want to increase it as far as possible
If you have good books, studying them would help you a lot.
salmarwow I don't have any books at all..
Besides for learning chess, I am completely depending on Antonio's video and playing more games then ever
Luckily, you have internet.Of course, playing games helps. What helps even more, is studying from your mistakes which is not hard if you play online. Just try to analyze yourself before you fall back to engine. Then, if you have will and time, try analyze games of masters. Channels like this one help a lot, but it would also be a lot of help, if you could do your own analysis. Of course, there will be many mistakes in your analysis at the beginning, but with time you'll improve.
salmarwow thanks bro... i really hope I can improve to that level on my own. But then, do U know any books name that is great for learning chess and studying too?
#agadmator - Agadmator or anyone, at mark 6:45, why does the queen not take pawn c7? It will then also be protecting the night which takes pawn a5. Getting the queen to this square seems good to me, but perhaps I am missing something. Thanks!
Leander Grasmeier thank you!!!! This explains why I keep loosing lol. Appreciate you taking the time to teach me. I take a lot of gambles in my games thinking that it will pay off. I’m learning! Thanks !!!!
Agadmator.. Nice analysis.
Can anyone suggest me a nice book to learn and follow to develop my chess skills?
omg almost 1 million subscribers!
Why not Nxc6 7:21? Pawn and rook for knight and bishop?
At 10:21 would it not have been possible for Carlsen to play bishop to g5 to trap grischuk’s queen? Am I missing something?
e3
A very nice and interesting game with a lot of tricky positions, I enjoyed every second of this video! This question about taking that pawn of a5 is in my opinion beyond the understanding of an average chess player, I think you have to be at least something like an IM to solve such problems properly.
7:00 I'm nowhere near an IM's Elo and I also saw 22. Ncxa5 makes the Knight on b3 awkward to defend with Ra3
Agad, good luck on your blitz tournament tomorrow! Please post at least 1 or 2 games from your tournament. :)
How much time do you get on a classic tournament?
depends on the tourney. can be anywhere from an hour to two hours with 30 second increment
Reuben Osman Thank you!
Carlsen's "anti-positional" c4-c5 advance reminds me of Lasker's f4-f5 advance against Capablanca at St. Petersburg in 1914. Someone else, commenting on the Lasker-Capa game, opined that Carlsen's style reminded him of Lasker's "no-style" style.
Nice orange basket! Well, im a tomato due to the heat Haha
"The oranges are all in the basket"?! What does this mean?
I found it!! facebook.com/agadmatoryoutube/posts/hello-everyone-and-thank-you-for-5000-facebook-page-likes-with-a-very-special-st/2065086697149074/
11:50 why did black not capture Re2 and after white De2 black could play Sc3. He would not only grab the rook, he would also get the e3 pawn by chess and than the d4 paw. Or did i miss sth? :/
JBBFans Clan No this is the top suggestion by the engine. But they insist that white is still 2.5 advantage here but other lines give more than 3 because blacks pieces are very disorganised and white's attack is very fast.
11:56 would like to see where it goes if black goes Nc3 attacking both rooks position
What's up with the oranges Agad?
What about the oranges ?
At 11:55 why wouldn’t knight c3 work? It would fork the two rooks
Good luck in the tournament
11:59 , shouldn't grischuk have considered knight to C3?
no because he had no time
After white plays Ne5 why doesn't he follow with Bg5?
The oranges are in the basket, bois!
Where's the handshake analysis?
At13:22 why cant we give rook to b8 check ?
After rook b8. Why not Knight captures on c6? Two pawns and a couple tempos for a Knight. May not be a win but feels like an ok position
I really love your channel u actually got me into chess but i think you have an issue with difficulty when u say a move is hard i find it very fast when u say a move is standard or easy to find i never do
"Maybe they said it because of what happened." Before the engines there was a lot of hindsight in analysis. Entire variations vanished "because of what happened". If we trust the engines and, of course we will check their assessment, there is no need for hindsight and maybe some of those variations can be resuscitated.
Here we have a nice close up of Grischuk from the side😂
while watching games of carlsen i feel i can play like him but in reality it very hard to play
why Carlsen didn´t play bishop to g5 in 10:20 and trap the queen? What am I missing?
Pawn to e3 after Bishop g5 has many lines that black either equalize or gets a better position
pawn e3 would follow
Took me a while too, but if white plays Bg5, black plays e3 attacking the queen and cutting off protection of the bishop. If Bxf6, exd2 attacking the rook and your bishop is still hanging. Bg5 e3 Bxe3 f4 keeps it pretty neutral but your bishop is pretty much locked out of the King's side, so having it on h2 is definitely stronger.
1. Bg5 e3!
e3 is coming I think... It is better for black
In the words of Magnus Carlsen
It is not anti positional, it just shows a deeper understanding of chess.
back in 2013 it felt as if the Berlin defense was everywhere, now it's much more rare at the top level. what happened?
It's thought to be too drawish.
Still love my Grunfeld
What’s with the orange basket? #oranges
Both players playing the unexpected moves haha
What is that orange
At 12 min why not move night to c3 fork the rook and queen. Not a great player here just simply asking?
almost 200k!
Idk why I find that quote to be so funny
Dear Agadmator,
Chess is a game of unlimited beauty, but it's not just checks and attacks. You have to be...THESE ARE THE WINTER GAMES!!! THE WINTER GAMES!! THE WINTER GAMES!!!
1:00 Kramnik?
"There are a lot of ideas here"
there's a basket of oranges! Hi mr basket!
isnt i m the first here to get to know about the orange baskets !!?
look it up on his facebook page ;) its a nice little story :)
No, Carlsen in recent confidence interview said "he doesn't handle loss easily and hates losing and needs one win to get going"
Why not NC6 after black played RA5, forking the rooks.
liked because of the title
At 5:39 why doesn’t white play knight to e5? Wouldnt that either win a rook for a knight or trap the queen?
It would win the exchange, yes. But then after ..Re5; dxe5 Nd7 one of white's central pawns would fall and black gets too much counterplay.
ajde Toni budi drug pa okreni jedan krug i pomazi Medu hahaha
Carlesn is a beast..
Agad is like the Anton Petrov of chess.
After queen to f6 wouldn’t bishop to g5 trap the queen @ 10:20
no more gambit guys, more respecccc
6:48 Left rook to C1?
The sentence above lol xD
Instead of b h2 why not b h5? Forcing black to push e3
Carlsen look so young
I finally found the move
magnus's candidates are good
In the last moves black cant move the bishop cus rock on b8 is mate
Antonio said "let's check out this game" instead of "let's see this game." :'(
Sad that Antonio has changed overnight. He skipped the 'if you just want to enjoy the show' line.
Second by four seconds 😭🔥
LoL not even close