He should start reviewing Pokémon games. “And that’s when 12 year old Timmy Smith resigned the game. Why did he resign? There are no ideas here, he has nothing that can switch into talonflame.”
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Fantastic to see the organizers of this tournament recognize the influence of your channel on the chess world and send you footage to help promote you and themselves. Glad to see you finally get the respect you deserve!
Big thanks to Grenke chess team that realises we are all here because we love and enjoy chess and instead of fighting over copyrights decide to coperate with chess followers !!! Amazing sportsmanship on their side .
Hey Antonio, due to your promotion of the event, I went there with my wife yesterday. We had an excellent day, watching the top-players and experiencing the event. I bought some nice book on endgame studies and my wife, who is not into chess at all, even started discussing the players and games with me on the way home. Back home after a very long day, we were very happy to see that you still did the video late at night. Thanks for your excellent contribution to our chess life! :)
Opinion: Magnus Carlsen didn't need to play a crazy Benoni . I think he played it to really test young Keymer. I mean he's friends with Leko and knows he's his young student prodigy. So Carlsen didn't play extreme main lines and completely crush the kid. But tested him with a sharp opening. Love our world champion.
@@markedwards9247 Yeah your right. But I've watched pretty much all of carlsens games over the past year and this year. I think that's the first Benoni I've ever seen him play...
@@TheMafiaAtackz he’s played the Benoni Czech variation a few times actually it’s really underrated and actually far stronger than the modern Benoni or other variations. It’s definitely given him strong midgames
Excellent video with a new picture of Magnus! And I'm totally ok with the time as it's not even 6pm here in Canada. Agadmator shows passion for his channel and great consideration for his subscribers.
@@tylerross9706 Let's not kid ourselves, even at 13 Carlsen could hogtie much better players than I'll ever be over the board. But I think sometimes a young chess prodigy wins or nearly wins against top echelon players like Kasparov and Karpov because it's only natural for one to let his guard down, even if it's only a little bit, against opponents who are so young.
An epic encounter. Definitely worth watching. Magnus found the answer to Vincent’s seige engine tactics - turn on the drip feed and play a waiting game! Sometimes I think Vincent is a little too sharp for his own good. He obviously loves getting his teeth into tough positions. But what promise is there!
I can't shake the feeling that carlsen was playing with his food. It's like he constantly showed he could win pawns (like on a4 around move 40), then didn't. He even allowed that really scary attack, defending brilliantly. He knew from the start it wouldn't go anywhere. Then finally he crushed Vincent. If I was that German kid I'd be crying right now or something. What a nightmare game for him.
Was following this game live and really was looking forward to your video :) I must say those were some AMAZING videos I am really happy about them, I really enjoyed them, thank you very much :)
15:06 Keymer offers a rook sacrifice which Carlsen gratefully declines - 46. Rg1 Qf8 Had he accepted he'd have lost both knights, his g5 pawn and likely the game.
Thanks! This was a really interesting game, with many chances for both. No doubt the young Mr. Keymer will learn a lot, & take some comfort knowing that he went 81 moves with the champ, & is pushing chess theory forward. And all of this happened on my birthday, no less! ;) Thanks again. Rikki Tikki.
This was such an entertaining game. The knights dueling against the bishops was legendary. The knights can really hold their own! Thanks for sharing adadmator!
Looking forward to seeing more from young Vincent Keymer. He really did a good job holding his own for a while against the world champ; there were a lot of solid opportunities for him as he had great positions several times as well - definitely an entertaining game and great coverage from agad as usual.
I was very lucky that I could witness this game while joining a chess tournament for the first time in my life. I'm really happy about it and the tension at the end in the hall was just amazing ending with a respectfull aplause for both players. Great days here at Karlsruhe!
Thanks to #GRENKEchess for putting on a great event and allowing Antonio to use photos and video. Your both doing a great service to this beautiful game 😃
I almost died when you said "a wild Caruana appeared in the background". It's certainly the best line since "Knight takes c6 in 60 FPS, which is a very strong move" 👍🏻
If Carlsen had taken the rook, Keymer would’ve taken the knight with check and then captured the other knight as well. It would be a queen/rook vs. queen/two bishop endgame, which was apparently a drawn position
This was one hell of a game. It was like a Rally. Every twist and turn, just wondering if the car was going to tip over or not. Every move shown, showing a possible line which I thought was great, showcasing how it would fail. Yet Carlsen manages to pull a win out of this mess. This Keymer kid is on to something, to hold his ground for this long. Definitely a future to look forward to.
#suggestion please do more games of Keymer (if they are interesting enough). I am also from Germany and have just started with chess a week ago or so. I would love to see more of him!
A game of intrigue and challenging moves with neither player at their best but prepared to sit and fight it out. Not brilliant, not a master piece but a slug feist...wonderful, and a deserved draw but for a few moments of M.C's "slug it out to the bitter end" play, eventually winning it....Your explanations enhanced this game. I enjoyed it immensely.
As always, love these vids as well as the extra photos/video captured from the tournament. Just one minor suggestion - If you could show the photos / video coverage as it matches the point in the game (based on piece location), that would provide us some insight as to their thoughts at that moment, adding an extra dimension to your videos. Anyway, just wanted to throw that out there. Again, your videos are great - this is now my favorite channel!
That quote, "It really doesn’t matter what the computer says after tge openning. It's all about psychology." It says everything. It says why we are human. Why everything means what it means to us. It Is beautiful. It is thought provoking and that thing, the thought part is what has got us this far. We are human beings because of our ability to think, to imagine, to be curious to do all these things when in the end it does not even matter. Its amazing. amazing.
That was a fascinating game, for a total patzer that was a great explanation of the tactics and strategies. But the way Carlson set up the board to give his 2 knights strength was so fun, and then the way Keymer went after it was really a treat. I wonder what, if anything, they said to each other after the game?
Nico Zimmermann Because White Bishop captures knight + check then captures the other knight then white queen could also capture ungarded pawn. It's winning for white. I'm not an expert but I think it's the reason
Suggestion about the presentation Agadmator, you could make the white rectangle around the players pictures in the video black for the player playing with the black pieces. Keep the great content coming.
That phrase at the top is so so right for this exact game. "It's all about the psychology". That boy has come out of a over 7 hour game with the world champion and 2 times threaten by time. And it is in the late game against the world best late game player there is or maybe even there was in history. An impossible scenario for him and yet he almost let the game to a draw. Very impressive!
I’m new to chess, so please help me. How at 5:56 is there an attack on the whites king by the black queen to G6? How is that already a plan? What am I missing?
playing 7 hrs against carlsen and then having to wake up the next morning to play against anand xD. someone help his poor soul
4:52 .."a wild Caruana appeared in the background" had me laughing for an unhealthy amount of time.
Hahaha yeah, he was like "next time i will beat you magnus....damn it"
@@laodeisra4047 it s not about caruana. it's a pokemon reference
@@laodeisra4047 I think his stare said something like "Don't you dare losing this Magnus, you gonna make me look like a complete fool!"
@@james64ibm it feels like vegeta said this
He should start reviewing Pokémon games. “And that’s when 12 year old Timmy Smith resigned the game. Why did he resign? There are no ideas here, he has nothing that can switch into talonflame.”
I never realized I watched a 28 min chess without getting bored
Dan Y. Welcome to the wonderful world of chess
same. I don't fully understand it, nor do I any know any openings or theories. but I cant stop watching! haha
Me too
lol yea, the time just flew by watching this
same
its 11 pm in croatia and you still managed to upload the video. Truly hands down the best creator
Didnt know Croatia had the same hour as France
@@noe8615 Croatia is in CET zone
1am in saudi arabia
@@noe8615 well most of europe is in the same central eastern time zone
Use GMT+ x dude, I don't know about cet
I feel ashamed i have doubted you to upload this late.
You, my sir, are an excellent improver of evenings.
Willi Fischer i love this comment more than myself
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YONG CHAI HENG he’s speaking the language of the gods
Holy shit when did I make such comment 🤣🤣
YONG CHAI HENG you said the most intelligent thing ever how do you not remember
Fantastic to see the organizers of this tournament recognize the influence of your channel on the chess world and send you footage to help promote you and themselves. Glad to see you finally get the respect you deserve!
Watching this young man playing such a complex game against the world champion was thoroughly entertaining, good luck for his future.
new carlsen picture, thank god!
Down with communism
Yes, in the last one he looked like as if he was drunk lol
@@Dan1elAndrade he was
@@FRANKONATOR123 Down with both?
joshh fletchh Bernie wants the Boston bomber to vote, what a joke! What a fool!
What's the idea here...Magnus is starting to look more and more like Leonardo DiCaprio.
Well Magnus is the King of the (Chess) World.
More like Matt Damon
🤣🤣🤣
Thats why he starts to lose 🤣🤣🤣
HAHAHA
Outstanding analysis! Vincent Keymer is like Rocky Balboa in Chess ;)
Hahaha what a comparison!! 😁😀
Yeah, never say die attitude!
Hahaha
Great game by a 14 year old against the world's best human player.
Um "human player" is a bit debatable
@@heroricspiritfreinen38 hmm no
@@heroricspiritfreinen38 he just plays the best moves
@@heroricspiritfreinen38 Yeah, Carlsen must be a supercomputer
夜空が素晴らしいです。 basically is. I just watched an online game of him checkmating someone with only .8 seconds left. Hes insane
Big thanks to Grenke chess team that realises we are all here because we love and enjoy chess and instead of fighting over copyrights decide to coperate with chess followers !!! Amazing sportsmanship on their side .
"A wild Caruana appears in the background"
😂😂😂
_Caruana used stare. but nothing happend...._
haha
Seriously you said it
Caruana used leer. But it failed.
@@hereiseminem Caruana used contemplate life
but it failed
Hey Antonio, due to your promotion of the event, I went there with my wife yesterday. We had an excellent day, watching the top-players and experiencing the event. I bought some nice book on endgame studies and my wife, who is not into chess at all, even started discussing the players and games with me on the way home. Back home after a very long day, we were very happy to see that you still did the video late at night. Thanks for your excellent contribution to our chess life! :)
I cant even play chess now without thinking my moves in this guys voice
Same xD
Same
Same
Other chess players: Carlsen, we finished our games, want to grab a beer?
Carlsen: I can't. I have to baby sit this boy for another 7 hours.
da96103 can adv why the game was that long 7hr thanks in advance
R
😂😂😂😂
Hes are 14 yr old german so he can drink with them lol
Opinion:
Magnus Carlsen didn't need to play a crazy Benoni . I think he played it to really test young Keymer. I mean he's friends with Leko and knows he's his young student prodigy. So Carlsen didn't play extreme main lines and completely crush the kid. But tested him with a sharp opening. Love our world champion.
I don't know about that. Carlsen himself was once "the young prodigy". He knows how dangerous Vincent Keymer can be. Ask Boris Gelfand !
@@markedwards9247
Yeah your right. But I've watched pretty much all of carlsens games over the past year and this year. I think that's the first Benoni I've ever seen him play...
@@TheMafiaAtackz he’s played the Benoni Czech variation a few times actually it’s really underrated and actually far stronger than the modern Benoni or other variations. It’s definitely given him strong midgames
Excellent video with a new picture of Magnus! And I'm totally ok with the time as it's not even 6pm here in Canada. Agadmator shows passion for his channel and great consideration for his subscribers.
What a marathon game! The bishops versus knights was really exciting.
Agad with the clutch upload! Thanks Antonio
Clutccchh
Carlsen not only knows how to play chess, but knows how to also psychologically play with his opponent. Truly an experienced legend
There's no such thing as psychology, only good moves.
@@problematic7993 well, I think the quote of Carlsen on top of the board just fits and kind of proves you wrong
@@problematic7993 we are humans so there is only psychology In humans vs humans.
@@problematic7993 Bobby Fischer quote
"A wild Caruana appears" shouod have been a line during the world chess championship
I imagine Carlsen satisfaction after being literally hours and hours waiting for his opponent to make a mistake and it finally happened
Lol yeah
I don't doubt that Carlsen is impressed with this youngster's playing strength, though. Was Carlsen at 14 better than Keymer?
@@vincentsartain3061 that's a good question. Then yet again carlsen at 13 almost beat kasparov and drew against him and beat karpov
@@tylerross9706 Let's not kid ourselves, even at 13 Carlsen could hogtie much better players than I'll ever be over the board. But I think sometimes a young chess prodigy wins or nearly wins against top echelon players like Kasparov and Karpov because it's only natural for one to let his guard down, even if it's only a little bit, against opponents who are so young.
An epic encounter. Definitely worth watching. Magnus found the answer to Vincent’s seige engine tactics - turn on the drip feed and play a waiting game! Sometimes I think Vincent is a little too sharp for his own good. He obviously loves getting his teeth into tough positions. But what promise is there!
I never played chess in my life... But boy i love this channel... Keep up the Good work!!!
Playing is better than watching trust me....you need to learn!
@@TheGrandmasterMan maybe in the future With my Kids together!!!
The fact that it took the world champion 7 hours to beat a 14 year old says a lot. This kid is amazing. We’re gonna see so much more from him
Most of the time was Vincent's turns so it didn't really took 7 hours for Carlsen
set them for a Bullet game, then your " fact " will be sad
mainly It says that Carlsen is much better in Rapid games than in normal time games where he often draws.
Magnus Carlsen isn't the world champion for nothing.
And Vincent it's gonna some places.
My money on him becoming a champion, some day.
@@retardosexual It took seven hours and everything Carlson had to beat a 14 year old.
Sure did. Though Carlsen probably crushes him with white.
Carlsen has had the best training (one on one with Kasparov) that money can buy.
@@TheGrandmasterMan I'm wondering if Carlsen is willing to do some training. If he decides to train Keymer, the kid is gonna go places
One of the most wholesome channels on TH-cam. You deserve your success agadmator!
I can't shake the feeling that carlsen was playing with his food.
It's like he constantly showed he could win pawns (like on a4 around move 40), then didn't.
He even allowed that really scary attack, defending brilliantly. He knew from the start it wouldn't go anywhere. Then finally he crushed Vincent.
If I was that German kid I'd be crying right now or something. What a nightmare game for him.
Was following this game live and really was looking forward to your video :)
I must say those were some AMAZING videos I am really happy about them, I really enjoyed them, thank you very much :)
15:06 Keymer offers a rook sacrifice which Carlsen gratefully declines - 46. Rg1 Qf8
Had he accepted he'd have lost both knights, his g5 pawn and likely the game.
Thanks! This was a really interesting game, with many chances for both. No doubt the young Mr. Keymer will learn a lot, & take some comfort knowing that he went 81 moves with the champ, & is pushing chess theory forward. And all of this happened on my birthday, no less! ;) Thanks again. Rikki Tikki.
“I don’t even know what day it is”
Happy 4/20 Agad. 😉
Happy Easter
This was such an entertaining game. The knights dueling against the bishops was legendary. The knights can really hold their own! Thanks for sharing adadmator!
This was so much better than the live coverage!
Amazing that Germany has a chess prodigy 😄😄
The fast uplodes and the quality of the game analysis is just amazing. This is why this is the biggest chess channel
Carlsen is a pure genius. A master mind not only in chess. But also play psychologically with the opponent. He has a great presence of mind.
Two world champions in two days... Being 14 years old. This fella is going places
Amazing, the bishop pair vs. knight pair at the end. Beautiful game! This 14-yo is a serious force.
Finally watching an agad video in Croatia during my Easter vacation. Actually have plans to go for Grenke next weekend. Let's see if I can make it.
Gold, you content is just Pure GOLD! kepp it up (y)
I enjoy the pics you provide with the analysis. They add texture. Another job well done.. Jim Gilks
Mr. Keymer played very, very well for a very, very long time. An impressive game on the part of both players.
Looking forward to seeing more from young Vincent Keymer. He really did a good job holding his own for a while against the world champ; there were a lot of solid opportunities for him as he had great positions several times as well - definitely an entertaining game and great coverage from agad as usual.
The mysterious sip of "water" isn't making any good to agadmator. He's forgetting what day it is. I bet its vodka
In the spirit of mikhail tal
This guy knows too much
Wow what a wonderful game. Thank you for such an insightful coverage of it Agadmator.
4:44am in Laos. Thanks for keeping us updated :^)
I was very lucky that I could witness this game while joining a chess tournament for the first time in my life. I'm really happy about it and the tension at the end in the hall was just amazing ending with a respectfull aplause for both players. Great days here at Karlsruhe!
Just finished a project after 6 hours of work, glad to see you posted to relieve myself!
Thanks to #GRENKEchess for putting on a great event and allowing Antonio to use photos and video. Your both doing a great service to this beautiful game 😃
Carlson's patience is truly impressive. Keymer may well be a future world champion.
One of the most interesting games you have shown. Looking forward to more matches featuring Keymer.
The more time you take, the more time you give your enemy to think.
Best game I have seen this year! Svaka čast na odabiru.
15:06 why doesn't Carlsen capture rook?
Thought so to??
@Joseph Mahiya and d6 pawn and threatening rook
@Joseph Mahiya thank you. I didn't see that lol
he'll blunder knights if he does.
I aslo thinking for that but thank you
I almost died when you said "a wild Caruana appeared in the background". It's certainly the best line since "Knight takes c6 in 60 FPS, which is a very strong move" 👍🏻
This is super fast 🙄🔥.. I saw the live telecast of Grenke ...and here you are... Amazing man!!
Where can you watch it live?
@@arshiaparsheh1568 th-cam.com/video/wjKWHtAj2w8/w-d-xo.html
Almost half an hour of vast knowledge. You are an excellent youtuber.
15:12 How is the rook on g1 defended?
If Carlsen had taken the rook, Keymer would’ve taken the knight with check and then captured the other knight as well. It would be a queen/rook vs. queen/two bishop endgame, which was apparently a drawn position
The Queen protects the knight. If Qxg1 then Bxf6+ and the king has to move, Bxe7 and it's over for Carlsen
if the queen takes the rook then the white bishop would take the two knights. I guess Carlsen wasn´t interested in that.
He would loose both knights
Had that happened it's game over for Carlsen
This was one hell of a game. It was like a Rally. Every twist and turn, just wondering if the car was going to tip over or not.
Every move shown, showing a possible line which I thought was great, showcasing how it would fail. Yet Carlsen manages to pull a win out of this mess. This Keymer kid is on to something, to hold his ground for this long. Definitely a future to look forward to.
#suggestion please do more games of Keymer (if they are interesting enough). I am also from Germany and have just started with chess a week ago or so. I would love to see more of him!
A game of intrigue and challenging moves with neither player at their best but prepared to sit and fight it out. Not brilliant, not a master piece but a slug feist...wonderful, and a deserved draw but for a few moments of M.C's "slug it out to the bitter end" play, eventually winning it....Your explanations enhanced this game. I enjoyed it immensely.
I watched this game live, and I was hoping you would post your analysis tomorrow, but you have free same day delivery.
As always, love these vids as well as the extra photos/video captured from the tournament. Just one minor suggestion - If you could show the photos / video coverage as it matches the point in the game (based on piece location), that would provide us some insight as to their thoughts at that moment, adding an extra dimension to your videos. Anyway, just wanted to throw that out there. Again, your videos are great - this is now my favorite channel!
Its 2.45 am here in India.....and I think I am still not going to sleep for one more hour.....Agadmator chess video fever🤪
Now it's 3:01
just finished at 3:08
@@kinjasgaliya1847 now it's 3:08
Any one from Gujarat
How's the josh ?!
That quote, "It really doesn’t matter what the computer says after tge openning. It's all about psychology." It says everything. It says why we are human. Why everything means what it means to us. It Is beautiful. It is thought provoking and that thing, the thought part is what has got us this far. We are human beings because of our ability to think, to imagine, to be curious to do all these things when in the end it does not even matter. Its amazing. amazing.
That was a magnificent game. I can't believe it took that long to play.
I didn't play for a while now. Thanks for the motivation to play again. By the way congrats to 400k!!!
15:05 why is queen takes rook on G1 not possible ?
I have the same question.
Ditto. Did you find the answer?
Kreymer's black bishop takes knight in fx6. That's a check on the king, then takes the other knight
That was a fascinating game, for a total patzer that was a great explanation of the tactics and strategies. But the way Carlson set up the board to give his 2 knights strength was so fun, and then the way Keymer went after it was really a treat. I wonder what, if anything, they said to each other after the game?
I feel like the chess community is growing faster this year
Jesus I am as much impressed by how this guy analyzes the game, rather than chess grandmaster actually playing a game! Great content fam!
7 1/2 hrs? While I feel 10 min rapid games are too long.
At 15:05 why can’t black take the rook on b1 with the queen on b7? It definitely appears to be hanging
don't you think both of the knights of carlsen will fall if he goes for the rook
BIJESH ADHIKARI right. The bishop on h4 threatens the knight on f6 with check.
At 25:06 the position is a forced draw (tablebases).
At 15:06 why did the black queen moved back instead of capturing rook??
Dark square bishop would capture the knight on F6 with check, king moves, bishop captures on E7 attacking the D6 pawn which can't be defended.
15:11 why didn't carlsen just capture the rook instead of Qf8
The knights defeat the bishops in a closed position...nice presentation Agadmator...thanks.
i love u agad 💕💕
5am here in the Philippines. waited for your videos! always thankful :)
15:05 Why didn't magnus capture the rook on g1 ?
Gaurav Dawg ah good eye
@@dawgyX doesnt re8 defend the 2nd knight though which would mean white us down a rook for a piece
@@dannyvillegas9104 bishop captures comes with check so no time to defend
Harvard College the first knight capture comes with check
@UCQwdQEpSjKgbhwpzgoTSaog it's with check
at 15:05 after rook attacks black queen. isnt it undefended? queen can simply capture it?
If 1. ... Qxg1 2. Bxf6+ Kh7 3. Bxe7 Sacrificing two knights for a rook in this position is probably not worth it and f5 pawn will be hanging.
Magnus vs Kasparov reversed
Fabian Acuna Carlsen didn't have to play Carlsen
@@samipihlajaniemi I guess you're right, he didn't have to play himself
Flavius Pop He had "easier" match up, if you didn't understand
Lol
At 15:06, black queen doesnt capture the rook at g1. is it cause the black might end up losing 2 knights?
15:05 why carlsen didn't capture the castle
Castle?? 🤣It's called a rook ,he didn't take because then bxf6+ kg8 bxe7
Basically, black bishop takes knight, checks the king and then takes the other knight :). Cheers
@@kavyanshagrawal5279 50 years ago it was commonly called a castle.
What an incredible game. Big things to come from this kid in the world of chess I'm sure
A blurry Caruana in Magnus'es background... Ouch :))))
The quality of the video footage is stunning
I'm not as excellent as the 20 people who commented before me, but more excellent than the 1.4k who will post after.
Lol "wild Caruana appears in the background" Agad! This is why I love your videos!!
15:06 why do not capturing the rook ?
That would give the kid two precious knights and even a free pawn as well
Nico Zimmermann Because White Bishop captures knight + check then captures the other knight then white queen could also capture ungarded pawn. It's winning for white. I'm not an expert but I think it's the reason
Next moves for white would be Bxf6+, Bxe7, Bxd6 creating fast pawn on d5
'Twice as young' is such an odd phrase to say out loud. I love how Croatians speak English. Polish people too, they have such a fun accent.
I demand you bring back Carlsens old picture!!! He looks too human like here. :D
Suggestion about the presentation Agadmator, you could make the white rectangle around the players pictures in the video black for the player playing with the black pieces. Keep the great content coming.
Magnus Carlsen is hot. This is the end of my chess wisdom
~23:00 at any time could you sac on c5 and push the pawn with check?
excellent subscriber here, first comment
Seems ur 2nd
@@aphexon. first mate, saw the video at 3 views 0 likes
Holy crap this was a half an hour video that was intense for every second along the way. What a game
That phrase at the top is so so right for this exact game. "It's all about the psychology". That boy has come out of a over 7 hour game with the world champion and 2 times threaten by time. And it is in the late game against the world best late game player there is or maybe even there was in history. An impossible scenario for him and yet he almost let the game to a draw. Very impressive!
I’m new to chess, so please help me. How at 5:56 is there an attack on the whites king by the black queen to G6? How is that already a plan? What am I missing?