@@user-rr7ov9dz1i Wipes the floor? It is a common chess trend due to relatively obvious reasons that the younger generation manages to push out the older one. Wipes the floor is just a disrespectful thing to say about a former world champion who despite being a generation older still has a decent record against Magnus
@@Fishbro "Millions of his country"... I don't think Agad has that big of an influence on a small European country :) so yes, they were talking about Anand.
"It's such a deep move that once you see it you finally believe it." That just touched me right in the deepest realms of my chess mind and heart, unbelievable !
Magnus did an interview with Chessbase India. He had been given the critical positions from Anand's 9 best games and he had to find the opponent and the move. He got 8 of them correct. This game was one of them. Sorry if it was totally random!
This game had one of the best pause the video moments. It’s crazy to think about how much agad has improved his channel in so many ways even though it was great from the start.
This is one of those game that gives me a great appreciation for chess. I couldn't help but sit back and smile after seeing all those brilliant moves by Anand. Thank you for exposing us to great games Antonio!
Taimanov had a game against Bobby And although Barbie is my favorite I was not happy with him destroying the beautiful art of work that was Tais opening. It looked like it was sculpted out of marble.
Lautier exchanged his king for bishop, I think he loves democracy so much .In entire game lautier trying to save his bishop instead of his king. and that bishop betrayed him badly.
That is some move by Anand, just amazing. Even after looking for the move for 5mins I didn’t even for a second consider the piece that Anand actually moved !! A brilliant game, Thks Agad.
6:19: White's king is on g3 with no pawns in front of it and his bishop and rook are not even developed while black still has a queen a bishop and two rooks and an open f-file to attack Agadmator: Your king is _somewhat_ open
@Zhengning Peng like what he meant is it is definitely open, and will prob lead to death. But agadmator said it so casually like it's not a big deal. But that's the humour of it all and everything pans out so well
@@zainquadri1206 what I've noticed is their aggression can distract you, stay calm and keep to principles, for most people U2000 playing the Scandinavian is dangerous and impractical
0:00 Hello everyone 0:08 Friday Arena 0:3515:23 Link to a game for the ages 1:03 Let's just check it out 1:46 All very standard 1:58 Absolute mainest of the main line 2:34 A lot of pressure 3:17 Very nice rook lift 4:587:51 Double attack 7:25 Triple attack 5:118:5510:55 Give you a couple of seconds 5:259:0911:09 Enjoy the show 6:0810:23 Captures captures 6:39 (..with check!) 4:108:05 (..and captures!) 2:38 (..and captures with check!) 5:58 If captures then captures 7:17 Never been reached again 9:16 Once you see it you finally believe it 10:3213:59 Completely winning 11:07 One of the greatest moves ever played 12:00 The Good Stuff 12:14 Very nice double bishop checkmate 13:42 It was in this position 13:45 Nothing more to be done 14:0114:1815:15 So yeah 14:50 Tournament standings 15:42 Morphy saga
Stunning game. Everytime I think about complaining about how boring classical games are I will remember that in another time format this game would never be played.
@@cyberman308cyberman5 no. He is an old timer now. Can't think that much when he was in his prime. He is 51 now. Garry kasparov retired when he was in his early 40s. I haven't seen anand win against Carlson a single time.
I love how Anand kept that light squared bishop trapped and didn't even have to capture it to win the game. This game was absolute pure genius by the tiger of Madras.
Anand took that bishop hostage and negotiated the way to a win. Always threatening to, but never really killing it. What a game! But h6 followed by bg6 is an insane combo. I wasn't able to figure it out even after seeing the move on board. So counterintuitive!!
This game is now right up there with Ivanchuk's King on D4 game, Ivanchuk's Immortal against Kasparov, as my favourite games of past chess. This was unbelievable.
I wonder if we can have a tournament or show where later players, for example Carlsen or Liren are asked to defend a losing position from random past games, and see what they are able to do to save the game.
I was really scratching my head when Anand try to push the pawn to h6, then Agad shows Anand's bishop move to g6. Truly a disgusting yet a devastating move!
@@keysersoze7919 Vishy is very tactical player with passive style. Sometimes he plays attacking chess but still its kind of style that grindes the opposition. So kind of boring. Still he's a champion no doubt but style of play is not that attractive.
After H6 I suddenly remembered Mato covering this games years ago!! Wow that was a nostalgic moment. I dont think ANYONE was able to find this move (unless you a GM un and probably not watching this channel like rest of us mortals)
Anand really shows that "class is permanent" like no other sports player. Only the utmost mad respect for him. Inspiring person both as a chess player and an individual
I really love watching your commentary and analysis... Specially your comments on specific piece like "this bishop is a monster." i'd really appreciate to watch your analysis on Nezhmetdinov vs Polugaevsky in which Lev said he'd trade all his wins for this masterpiece.
Excellent to see the good stuff. Just a suggestion, maybe a video concerning the greatest endgames ever played, or perhaps the greatest opening novelties of the last 70 years or so, which im sure would include some nice Kramnik, Vishy and Topalov games, might please the viewers.
Can but no need , just waste of a move since he is going to capture the pawn anyway.. so at least get rook off the diagonal so queen can be pressure less.
It's like watching 'Prison Break'. The bishop waiting in its jail for rescue or pardon while all other pieces trying to get it out and finally the game ended with him paying the price
In 1639 there was a battle in Scotland called Bishops' Wars. I think that's an appropiate name for this game. You will hardly see such amount of gore provoked by the bishops.
White's Bishop dint even move in the entire game yet had such an impact!! Anand's game is very similar to my game where I have such bishops / pieces positioned in their original square while I get checkmated.
Imagine you came so close to a King in the battlefield that now when you look back to your companions, No one can come to save you from King, Poor Bishop 😶
at 8:50 there's one more move which wins the queen rook to e6 check black pawn captures white bishop g6 check black pawn captures or king moves then the white queen takes the black queen on d4
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Joel's bishop working so hard for his money while Anand's dark square bishop threatened checkmate but didn't move the entire game! Legend!
Haha.. right..
Yes he is the legends of legends 🙌
It’s insane how Magnus wipes the floor with anand, who’s 2 decades older than him
No According to Antonio it's a light square bishop (9:25)
@@user-rr7ov9dz1i Wipes the floor? It is a common chess trend due to relatively obvious reasons that the younger generation manages to push out the older one. Wipes the floor is just a disrespectful thing to say about a former world champion who despite being a generation older still has a decent record against Magnus
agadmator saying captures captures is so satisfying
Yes, it is so simple and self-explanatory. His channel is my favourite in chess.
I thought I was the only one who thought this 😂 and I say it every time it happens when I play 😂
I like "snap snap" too :)
@@nhamulondhlovu2384 Chug cb ne n
You should hear his "Bishop to c5"
Its almost like Anand kept that light square bishop alive to watch all his friends die and then capture him last lol that's so cruel haha
He might have been thinking that very thing. You want your bishop? Come and get him.
Nope actually he cannot waste his 2 Moves for Capturing that poor Bishop
It's actually Joel who kept it alive :P
Prisoner of war lol
@@johnwamsley1896 😂😂😂
The longevity of this man will go down as legend in chess history. Single handedly inspiring millions of his country to pick up this game . ❤️🙌🏻
World wide, not only his country.
Man was the first GM from India in 1988. 30 plus years later, he is still our best player. That says a lot about his dedication and love for the game.
@@ayushchaurasia5547 wait this is about anand? I thought it was about agadmator
@@Fishbro "Millions of his country"... I don't think Agad has that big of an influence on a small European country :) so yes, they were talking about Anand.
@@Fishbro taking back my like now that you've said that
"It's such a deep move that once you see it you finally believe it."
That just touched me right in the deepest realms of my chess mind and heart, unbelievable !
I wouldn't of found that move if agadmator made it a multiple choice question, but now I see
@@johnwamsley1896 lol
You should check out madquickchess streamer on twitch.
Even after I saw it, I didn't believe it.
Magnus did an interview with Chessbase India. He had been given the critical positions from Anand's 9 best games and he had to find the opponent and the move. He got 8 of them correct. This game was one of them. Sorry if it was totally random!
I was also wodersing the same, if Magnus was given this position and if he got it right !
VD Also got 8 of 9
They Might have seen His Game
@@248shahkaran7 yes, they both got the same one wrong, I think.
@@avtans140 yeah considering that it's really epic, he must've seen it
This game had one of the best pause the video moments. It’s crazy to think about how much agad has improved his channel in so many ways even though it was great from the start.
This is one of those game that gives me a great appreciation for chess. I couldn't help but sit back and smile after seeing all those brilliant moves by Anand. Thank you for exposing us to great games Antonio!
#quote
"In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities, but in the expert's there are few."
Shunryo Suzuki.
Perfect :)
Is he founding member of Suzuki Motors? Just curious!
But that many possibilities makes players like jab krizsytof duda .....
I’m actually in tears from how unreal this artistry is by Anand
Taimanov had a game against Bobby And although Barbie is my favorite I was not happy with him destroying the beautiful art of work that was Tais opening. It looked like it was sculpted out of marble.
Thanks for posting...
I’m the guy who requested on stream!
You are my favorite TH-camr!
Keep up the awesome content!
You are an excellent subscriber
Superb game
Happy to say that everyone at the bar and library are deeply appreciative!
Wow....I requested this game too just a few days ago
Wow....I requested this game too just a few days ago
Lautier exchanged his king for bishop, I think he loves democracy so much .In entire game lautier trying to save his bishop instead of his king. and that bishop betrayed him badly.
🤣🤣
😄😄😄😄
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂
He's french so that was acceptable some 300 years ago.
That is some move by Anand, just amazing. Even after looking for the move for 5mins I didn’t even for a second consider the piece that Anand actually moved !! A brilliant game, Thks Agad.
I just love how they fought over the bishop for so long but Anand never actually took it
6:19:
White's king is on g3 with no pawns in front of it and his bishop and rook are not even developed while black still has a queen a bishop and two rooks and an open f-file to attack
Agadmator: Your king is _somewhat_ open
@Zhengning Peng like what he meant is it is definitely open, and will prob lead to death. But agadmator said it so casually like it's not a big deal. But that's the humour of it all and everything pans out so well
😂😂
Could not guess even a single move. Glad didn’t pick chess as a career option.
There is a reason why this is one of the greatest games ever played. Crazy stuff!!
😆😆😆😆😆😆
I am glad to
He says "if you're just enjoying the game" to basically say 'you stupid'
I feel sorry for that bishop!!🙄
Bishop must be saying just kill me already I don't want to live like this!!
😂
🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍👍
hahhahahaahhaaa
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😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
After watching this I'm never playing the scandinavian as black.
You can play the modern scandivanian
I'm with you... I'm not playing it either but idiots who don't know how a pawn moves are playing it against me and crushing me...😣
@@zainquadri1206 what I've noticed is their aggression can distract you, stay calm and keep to principles, for most people U2000 playing the Scandinavian is dangerous and impractical
After watching this I'm never playing Anand as black
even Fischer considers Scandinavian as inferior
I just today realised that HELLO EVERYONE is overrated, the real good stuff is the mouse click in the start of every video.
Tanay Banaudha 😂
for me the real good stuff is the good stuff
Yea
real ones know
ha lol
Another agadmator jewel: "absolutely mainest of the main line..."
You should check out madquickchess streamer on twitch.
I feel sorry for that bishop!!🙄
Bishop must be saying just kill me already I don't want to live like this!!
0:00 Hello everyone
0:08 Friday Arena
0:35 15:23 Link to a game for the ages
1:03 Let's just check it out
1:46 All very standard
1:58 Absolute mainest of the main line
2:34 A lot of pressure
3:17 Very nice rook lift
4:58 7:51 Double attack 7:25 Triple attack
5:11 8:55 10:55 Give you a couple of seconds
5:25 9:09 11:09 Enjoy the show
6:08 10:23 Captures captures 6:39 (..with check!) 4:10 8:05 (..and captures!) 2:38 (..and captures with check!) 5:58 If captures then captures
7:17 Never been reached again
9:16 Once you see it you finally believe it
10:32 13:59 Completely winning
11:07 One of the greatest moves ever played
12:00 The Good Stuff
12:14 Very nice double bishop checkmate
13:42 It was in this position
13:45 Nothing more to be done
14:01 14:18 15:15 So yeah
14:50 Tournament standings
15:42 Morphy saga
Late huh
@@namikazeswapnil671 Sorry about that
No likes 😳
@@LeventK The timestamp market is a volatile one
@@itwasinthispositionerinoag7414 😂😂😂
This video shows the brilliancy of Ex World Champion Vishy Anand! We are proud of you SIr!
That bishop was like a war prisoner.
Yeah
🤑🤑 GREAT Term war prisoner 👍🏻
hahaha i giggled at this
Hostage for ransom
Stunning game. Everytime I think about complaining about how boring classical games are I will remember that in another time format this game would never be played.
What a monster player Anand was, makes Magnus Carlsen seem like the Anand of this current era
Yeah!
*Anand is
@@cyberman308cyberman5 no. He is an old timer now. Can't think that much when he was in his prime. He is 51 now. Garry kasparov retired when he was in his early 40s. I haven't seen anand win against Carlson a single time.
@@dranzergigs8333 I mean Carlsen is without a doubt a better player, but Anand has won more than a fair share of games against him.
@@HrishiGuitar I only say once when Anand defeated him. Otherwise some were draws and mostly rest were losses.
Wtf how did he see that??? What a masterpiece
Anand seriously was one of the beast at that time
u mean best?
@@sushant832 no i mean beast only but best is also suitable
He still is
Never got this much likes before in any of my comments😂 there should be a notification if you cross some milestones in likes😂
Yeah like the yellow flash.
You could have almost put this game in the what sorcery is this category
I agree. Bg6 is an unreal move
I didn’t know Elon Musk was a chess player
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@@kingpatil2882 🥵
😂😂
I love how Anand kept that light squared bishop trapped and didn't even have to capture it to win the game. This game was absolute pure genius by the tiger of Madras.
Never in a million years would I have found that
Levin Arionain and Anand would always be my favourite Anand immortal game. But this game is at the top for sure!
Anand took that bishop hostage and negotiated the way to a win. Always threatening to, but never really killing it. What a game!
But h6 followed by bg6 is an insane combo. I wasn't able to figure it out even after seeing the move on board. So counterintuitive!!
This game gave me a headache. Now I know why I could never become a grandmaster.
Just remember that we are are seeing in 15 minutes a game that probably took 4 or more hours
I feel you man
Even if we give a whole day like the capablanca time that H6 move wouldn't have been found.
Ow I feel you too... 12xx rated, being stuck here for few months now and this game ain't helping
🤣🤣🤣🤣same!!! That makes sense!!!
This game is now right up there with Ivanchuk's King on D4 game, Ivanchuk's Immortal against Kasparov, as my favourite games of past chess. This was unbelievable.
After watching this game nothing is coming the mind except
Simply stunning
Legends Say That The BISHOP is Still Trapped There on the Chess Board.♟♟
I wonder if we can have a tournament or show where later players, for example Carlsen or Liren are asked to defend a losing position from random past games, and see what they are able to do to save the game.
Paused the game 3 times and even 4 brilliant moves by Anand. One of the greatest games indeed.
I’m curious how He was able to walk after this game with a brain and balls that are so big. How in the world did he see that?
Always have been
I sure need to rewatch this another 6 times. An absolute classic.
Vishy's and mikal tail's(pardon my spelling) have deepest of thoughts in the game of chess
The madras tiger is a living legend.proud of you Sir 🙏🏻
Gold in chess olympiad in 2020 brings happiness to all of Indian fans as this game does from 1997.
Long live Legend Vishy Anand.
Ok so now it’s one of my new favourite games of all time.
I was really scratching my head when Anand try to push the pawn to h6, then Agad shows Anand's bishop move to g6. Truly a disgusting yet a devastating move!
I remember Agadmator once saying he is not a fan of Vishy's style. How can you not like this brilliance?
Yeah he loved this brilliancy as he said. But overall most people in the chess world doesn't like his style of play.
@@abhinavsoni8513 why if I may ask
@@keysersoze7919 Vishy is very tactical player with passive style. Sometimes he plays attacking chess but still its kind of style that grindes the opposition. So kind of boring. Still he's a champion no doubt but style of play is not that attractive.
Anand became much more passive after becoming world champion and many, including anand himself, say that his style during his time as wc was boring.
@@emmettniles2099 Boring but efektiv
This game is all about the trapped bishop.
King: Am I a joke to you, bruh?
After H6 I suddenly remembered Mato covering this games years ago!! Wow that was a nostalgic moment. I dont think ANYONE was able to find this move (unless you a GM un and probably not watching this channel like rest of us mortals)
Anand really shows that "class is permanent" like no other sports player. Only the utmost mad respect for him. Inspiring person both as a chess player and an individual
Lesson of the story: You have to bury your past mistakes about getting your Bishop trapped and move on in life.
A super fantastic sequence of tactics. When it is Anands day you simply can expect these from him.
What a beautiful game, please add this to the immortals series thanks
Wow, absolute masterpiece
indeed even if we had a whole year, how could I possibly find the h6 move, its impossible.
I see Anand I like the Video ❤️
Indian chess grandmaster
Me too!!!!
wowww vishy just came in like a hurricane and tore open the position
Thanks for showing Vishy Anand Game!
(And thanks again for not showing MG games in last 11 videos!! )
I really love watching your commentary and analysis... Specially your comments on specific piece like "this bishop is a monster." i'd really appreciate to watch your analysis on Nezhmetdinov vs Polugaevsky in which Lev said he'd trade all his wins for this masterpiece.
What game is this? I wanna see👀
He has done that game. Look at his Nez video list.
@@MRichK oh yeah... I didnt recognize it was this game... Thank you
Agadmator is sooo good on the mic it inspired me and my frnds to start our own channel eventho it's not abt chess😂😂thank u soo much
LMAOOOOO UR LAST VIDEO IS SOO FUNNY
@@abeljm4408 hmm really? Let me see
Hmm good strategy to promote your shit😂😂
yes im sure those 3 people all watched the video in under 1 minute
Hard for me to imagine ever being smart enough to not take an opportunity to capture a rook with a knight. Or surrender a queen.
When I saw Vishy’s photo in the thumbnail I thought that he was having a candle light dinner .....
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Then I saw the chessboard.😂
Lol
Excellent to see the good stuff. Just a suggestion, maybe a video concerning the greatest endgames ever played, or perhaps the greatest opening novelties of the last 70 years or so, which im sure would include some nice Kramnik, Vishy and Topalov games, might please the viewers.
Just now: 20 views
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Thats not how this works
@@carmenrivera6368 r/woooosh
Yeah
Levent K******** 😭😭🤣🤣
Damn, what a quote by Anand. So true...
I learn nothing watching your videos but enjoy them.
Anand is underrated. Top 5 all time
Great chess content, thanks for working so hard to put all these videos together!!
Hello from India !
Thank you for showing this. I had not seen it or heard of it. The name Anand is immortal.
Can but no need , just waste of a move since he is going to capture the pawn anyway.. so at least get rook off the diagonal so queen can be pressure less.
from next time, we should also have 'Anand head' instead Morphy for a brilliant move!!
Yeah 👌
Thank you for coming up with such games and your own calculations as well. Loved it !
Vishy looking at people who are commenting 'First' and asking them why are they even here?
You should check out madquickchess streamer on twitch.
It's like watching 'Prison Break'. The bishop waiting in its jail for rescue or pardon while all other pieces trying to get it out and finally the game ended with him paying the price
Anand's brilliancy is literally amazing.
The beauty of thinking 4 or more moves ahead disguised in a rookie sacrifice move never gets old
After watching this I feel like a GM😂
In 1639 there was a battle in Scotland called Bishops' Wars.
I think that's an appropiate name for this game.
You will hardly see such amount of gore provoked by the bishops.
h6!! And Bg6 !!!!
Anand is in in full flow = AlphaZero 🔥
White's Bishop dint even move in the entire game yet had such an impact!! Anand's game is very similar to my game where I have such bishops / pieces positioned in their original square while I get checkmated.
This young anand was so devastating that he was even feared by peak kasparov.
9:38 white:Bg6(light bishop)
Black:qxd1
White:bxf7+(light bishop)
Black:kf8
White:ba3#(dark bishop)
Correct me if I am wrong
😭how he can play such a long move,I can even think upto one or two move later......pls advise me
Thanks a Lot Agad for showing this Brilliant game of Great Vishy !!👍
All these damn comments about the bishop😂 he's trapped, leave him alone!
This is NUTS... Astonishing game! I can feel my vast knowledge growing...
Title should be "the lost poor bishop".
Wow! Amazed at Anand's brilliance here.Chess is the most beautiful game for a very good reason.
Tiger never forgets to roar🐅💪
Change the emoji man!
@@freedomofspeech2700 better?
@@meme-it3551 nice man!
that bishop to g6 is on another level. Anand is amazing
Black bishop was Anand's hostage the entire game. Joel desperately trying to save it and failing in the end is so crushing :(
Imagine you came so close to a King in the battlefield that now when you look back to your companions, No one can come to save you from King,
Poor Bishop 😶
at 8:50 there's one more move which wins the queen
rook to e6 check
black pawn captures
white bishop g6 check
black pawn captures or king moves then the white queen takes the black queen on d4
That move from Anand. Just wow.
Anand's quote is just amazing। Because human can think creative wheras the computer can't
Late upload? No complaints here😤
The bestest game of chess i have ever seen
Agad: "Just pause the video and find the brilliant anand move"
Me: Looking at black pieces and trying to find which black piece Anand will move
Interestingly, this is the same line Leela would go for (1.e4 d5 is book) diverging on move 12 with castles. Rh3 is second option.
If anyone saw bg6 here..must be shaking, and entering a whole new identity crisis...
If I am not wrong, this was one of the 9 games of Vishy that Sagar Shah showed Magnus Carlsen, Hikaru, Vidit and others