Classical time format is irreplaceable. It is only in classical that the deepest ideas become possible, and as we can see sometimes there is still not enough time!
I agree but there is no shot that I’m watching a classical game live like I would a rapid or blitz game, but classical games are great for videos like this
"Rado did the only thing he could do" Me: Resign? "He gives up the queen." Me: Same thing. "It was in this position that the players agreed to a draw" Me: Damn it.
@@kalpakgupta in most queen blunders, you get a lesser piece back, rook, knight, bishop, or even pawn. But this case isn't so much a blunder so much as giving up the exchange to alleviate pressure. In positions where your opponent's pieces are applying overwhelming pressure, you often left with 2 questions: give up the exchange to alleviate pressure or lose. He chose the lesser of the two evils. Giving up his queen was the best move in that position.
@@mydearfriend007 but not all of us are Carlsen who have the intellectual luxury of spending 35 mins on a single problem otherwise we'll end up getting flagged by the examiner for time before even initiating our calculated line... 😅😂
@@worldofarts547 yeah, but I’m not super good, I just got lucky. I was like ooh this looks like it would cause some problems down the line, so a went through it in my head, and sure enough it was right.
At 16:18, if Black really did push his passed b pawn, then White could play Rd2, attacking the queen and threatening mate, and Black cannot escape both threats.
@@sravan.t7581 they are playing maybe on depth 7-10. They can't find moves. In many games the engine shows depth 2x but when the time is low it is not representative
@@aronuchukwuezugo615 yea. though I would have expected Magnus to go for the kill. He is probably so confident in himself in rapid and blitz that he went for the draw and not the initiative
There’s a classical game from 2018 in the world championship match between Magnus and Caruana that adgamator reviewed. And in it is a beautiful attack that failed by Magnus because he didn’t have enough time to calculate. It’s tragic that engines do not allow us to adjourn games anymore.
There are 3 Things I want to hear in this world: ”I love you" ”a billionaire you never met died and you are his only heir” ”Hello everyone and welcome to this extremely complicated game...”
Would you believe me if I say that I found the move at 8:24 and also saw what Magnus played but eventually I went with the one you challenged? I myself cannot believe it and the most epic event is that 8:24 represents Kobe Bryant jersey numbers from 1996-2016. I'm a biggest fan of him and it's crazy that in this epic video of Magnus which is a Legend like Kobe you showed THE move of the video at 8:24. Thanks to the Netflix movie Queen's Gambit I got into chess deeply and found this happy moment for me. R.I.P Kobe Bean Bryant #mambamentalty #824
@14:02 why not bring the dark bishop to b2?? It activates the bishop, is guarded by the d2 rook, gives a bath for a1 rook, and lines up with black king... I don't see what is preventing it, and it feels like a very easy move to spot; or at the very least better than burying your d2 rook.
Games like this really show how, after a certain point, pointless engines are for judging human play. All the best moves were missed by the players, it's just too complicated for humans to comprehend especially when the clock is ticking
Q and 2P vs R and 2B = theoretically even at 11 points each. And the White 2Bs are balanced against a Black protected passer on the 5th. A draw does seem to be the likely outcome barring a snap mate of Black or a forced loss of a piece by White, neither of which looks forced.
White can get it back probably with Bb6 and Re5, but maybe he can instead use the offside position of black queen and go for the attack 1...Qxa4 2. Bd4 (with the idea of 3. Re7 with decisive attack on g7), if 2...Qd7 3. Bh3 is interesting and black can't capture either of white's bishops, because if a checkmate on e8.
This game was sure complicated but the one I liked the most from his channel is Gelfand vs Kramnik Candidates tournament 2013. That was quite something and complex!
Trust me only Tal can go to that line " first pause the video" ... No disrespect to present players but when it comes to calculate an INSANE line ..no one comes near to Tal's Level . 🙏🙏
Remember that Tal did not calculate variants, he just felt them. Often wrongly (but often - making opponents burn too much time and inviting them to mistake).
Suggestion: my son says he wishes you would put a little blinking light or something to talk about variations. Your demeanor and the picture are the same, and a little dot, or flashing beacon could help those of us who are struggling to keep track of hypothetical vs OTB situations. BTW, this is a really fine game. Just a thought: you could have a slightly different picture of Tal for lengthy variations. ;)
Borgov never offers draws, but he’s offering Elizabeth Harmon one. If she accepts, she leaves the stage in a tie with the world champion. If they play on, once the dust settles and the endgame emerges, she could find herself in a very different position. Borgov is death on endgames. He’s famous for it. Harmon, on the other hand, is not. She’s more known for coming up early and strong, demoralizing her opponents from the start. So, I think she should accept the draw. The world will see it as a solid achievement. A draw, however, is not a win. The one thing we know about Elizabeth Harmon is that she loves to win.
@@joyrajghosh6322 after being world champion, he didn't want to play chess anymore. He didn't have any motivation to play chess anymore. He was making good money from his books.
@@joyrajghosh6322 he was the most dominant player, he was undefeated, he was much more better than his opponents. Can you tell me 2nd name that who had 20 consecutive win ever? Can Magnus or Kasparov win any 2700+ GMs with 6-0?
@@joyrajghosh6322 , Look, they had different stories. Unlike Kasparov and Magnus, Fischer was suffering from illness. He was getting death threats from KGB, from russians. It wasn't easy to him to continue to play chess. He came back to chess after 20 years in 1992, he played with Spassky again, and he played like 2706 rating player based on engines. After 20 years, can u imagine that? Last week Kasparov played, he got 1 only 1 draw, 8 defeat out of 9. He played like a 1700 elo rating player. And Magnus is not dominating last 10 years, he couldn't win Karjakin and Caruana in classic time formats. Wesley and Duboy beats him most of time. But Fischer was different, he was destroying everybody, no matter who is opponent is. 20 consecutive win, 6-0 results with 2 GM, 4 consecutive win Petrosian, he crushed WChampion Spassky even without no show 2nd game, and... he didn't have engines in his era, Magnus studies all day with Alfa Zero, I can't imagine if Fischer would have a chance to study with engines.
I see on Lichess someone already did crunch a numbers, Cloud: depth 54, eval: 0.0 Quite good evaluation for players about this position. I am impressed.
@@zenmaster1958 it's literally what engines are best at. Evaluating complicated positions. Long term strategy is something engines used to have problems with...
As Louis Armstrong once sung it. We have all the time in the world Time enough for life to unfold All the precious things love has in store We have all the love in the world If that's all we have, you will find We need nothing more Every step of the way Will find us With the cares of the world Far behind us We have all the time in the world Just for love Nothing more, nothing less Only love Every step of the way Will find us With the cares of the world Far behind us, yes We have all the time in the world Just for love Nothing more, nothing less Only love Only love
"All The Time In The World Is Not Enough But Tomorrow Never Dies"
-Pierce Brosnan, The Art of War
7:40 15 minutes for Magnus, that's not a lot of time. That's 60 games vs Andrew Tang
It's been a hard days night, but Tomorrow never knows
Braaaaaaaaaaaah XD
Yes, officerproblem, we do have a problem with police brutality run amok here in the USA.
Pierce Brosnan, one of the most under-rated of the modern philosophers. 🙇♂️
Title: "All The Time In The World Is Not Enough
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Agad: "I'll give you a couple of seconds"
Sorry about that.
I'm just here to enjoy the show
That's enough to pause the video
🤣🤣🤣
@@theonenonlybass 😂😂😂
Classical time format is irreplaceable. It is only in classical that the deepest ideas become possible, and as we can see sometimes there is still not enough time!
I agree but there is no shot that I’m watching a classical game live like I would a rapid or blitz game, but classical games are great for videos like this
@@Patrick-sz7uk I need the time for the hosts to explain everything to me.
This game is too complex for my friends in the bar and library
Unless the bar provides an aspirin flavored cocktail !
Immediately looked for this comment after openning the video :)
- Sun Tzu
“If I could put time in a bottle the first thing that I’d like to do is save every day like a treasure…..” Jim Croce
"Rado did the only thing he could do"
Me: Resign?
"He gives up the queen."
Me: Same thing.
"It was in this position that the players agreed to a draw"
Me: Damn it.
Man if someone gave up his queen..i definitely expect resignation lol
LMAO that so funny hahahahhaha
He got a rook and a knight for the queen, so it wasn't as bad as just blundering a queen (like I do all the time).
@@kalpakgupta in most queen blunders, you get a lesser piece back, rook, knight, bishop, or even pawn. But this case isn't so much a blunder so much as giving up the exchange to alleviate pressure. In positions where your opponent's pieces are applying overwhelming pressure, you often left with 2 questions: give up the exchange to alleviate pressure or lose. He chose the lesser of the two evils. Giving up his queen was the best move in that position.
@@cloudtheavegner1000 yes, he didn't blunder it, he gave up the queen willingly.
"All The Time In The World Is Not Enough,
unless you reach the time control" - Sun Tzu
"Sometimes a bad bishop can be like a pawn, but a pawn can't really be like a bishop."
- agadmator
Except when it captures, and then only at close quarters.
I'm waiting for The Legendary Carlsen vs Dubov match.
Dubov is losing.
Who is Carlson, tho?
@@YourPhysicsSimulator Ayan’s neighbor.
Link?
@@YourPhysicsSimulator Carlsen's true nemesis.
The title is a constant feeling for me while in the exam hall...
@@mydearfriend007 Are you a JEE aspirant by any chance?
This comment will blow up
@@mydearfriend007 but not all of us are Carlsen who have the intellectual luxury of spending 35 mins on a single problem otherwise we'll end up getting flagged by the examiner for time before even initiating our calculated line... 😅😂
@@manoranjanjena5259 😂😁
@@mydearfriend007 I agree with every cell of my body
"If you complicated the position so much that you even confused yourself, offer the opponent peace."
-Sun Tzu, The Art of War
I used to be a lot more depressed than I am today. Thank you for these rays of sunshine Agadmator
Great work as always. Thank you for your fantastic coverage of the world cup, Antonio.
The pause the video at 8:27 I actually found the move that you said would be impossible to calculate, I'm so happy with myself.
Really???
@@worldofarts547 yeah, but I’m not super good, I just got lucky. I was like ooh this looks like it would cause some problems down the line, so a went through it in my head, and sure enough it was right.
Antonio doesn't love me anymore
-Sun Tzu
Any more? When did you first notice?
At 16:18, if Black really did push his passed b pawn, then White could play Rd2, attacking the queen and threatening mate, and Black cannot escape both threats.
If it helps magnus was the one who offered a draw. 💁♂️
but white has many options why would he offered a draw? he could have won by timeout?
@@sravan.t7581 they are playing maybe on depth 7-10. They can't find moves. In many games the engine shows depth 2x but when the time is low it is not representative
There's no time to calculate the many variations. White could blunder while looking for a win. So a draw is better than losing
@@aronuchukwuezugo615 yea. though I would have expected Magnus to go for the kill. He is probably so confident in himself in rapid and blitz that he went for the draw and not the initiative
@@sravan.t7581:
>> magnus was the one who offered a draw
> but white has many options why would he offered a draw?
Magnus was black.
There’s a classical game from 2018 in the world championship match between Magnus and Caruana that adgamator reviewed. And in it is a beautiful attack that failed by Magnus because he didn’t have enough time to calculate. It’s tragic that engines do not allow us to adjourn games anymore.
Last video I've suggested
"Carlsen vs. Wojtaszek in advance"
Yeah, that's it - thank you. Also...
"All's fair in war and love. And chess". - Sun Tzu
I was watching this game while it was played. What a beauty. Far too complicated for anyone. Amazing how that went.
3:10 he took approximately 17 minutes 29 seconds
6:13
What a cool setup
This game turned into quite a stand off.
What a game. Just shows that even after trillions of games chess can present us with a new painting. Beautiful.
That variation starting at 5:57 is absolutely insane.
What a fantastic fight! Truly all the time in the world may not be enough to calculate this position.
Vidit vs jeffry please..It was a beautiful game🔥🔥
#suggestion
I love your content Agadmator!!!
I think that this was the best game of the tornament so far.
Vidit vs Xiong Game 1 of World Cup 2021. #suggestion
I think this is the most insane game I've ever seen
There are 3 Things I want to hear in this world:
”I love you"
”a billionaire you never met died and you are his only heir”
”Hello everyone and welcome to this extremely complicated game...”
You are a weirdo
@@joeybeann it's a joke dummy
Imagine hearing all three on the same day.
@@geckogeico2212 is it supposed to be funny "haha" or funny "hoho"?
These titles are getting more and more philosophical
8:22 that's why No one is like Tal! Such a wonderful attacker he was ❤❤😭😭
Tal wont be able to attack Carlsen
@@bahasainggrisbersamamradi9308 Why do you think so?? Do you even have the level to face Tal or Carlsen??
Would you believe me if I say that I found the move at 8:24 and also saw what Magnus played but eventually I went with the one you challenged?
I myself cannot believe it and the most epic event is that 8:24 represents Kobe Bryant jersey numbers from 1996-2016. I'm a biggest fan of him and it's crazy that in this epic video of Magnus which is a Legend like Kobe you showed THE move of the video at 8:24. Thanks to the Netflix movie Queen's Gambit I got into chess deeply and found this happy moment for me.
R.I.P Kobe Bean Bryant
#mambamentalty #824
@14:02 why not bring the dark bishop to b2?? It activates the bishop, is guarded by the d2 rook, gives a bath for a1 rook, and lines up with black king... I don't see what is preventing it, and it feels like a very easy move to spot; or at the very least better than burying your d2 rook.
I had copied the time the time to write it, then I thought I would find it on comments!
lol I love when Agad uploads during my meals
''Offer a draw''
-sun tzu
"I wrote the Art of War about Chess" -Sun Tzu after winning a simul against Fischer, Kramnik, Kasparov, Karpov, and Carlsen at once
I’m watching every Agadmator video this month. 💯
They were playing a new variant where every piece is worth the same as a pawn.
Games like this really show how, after a certain point, pointless engines are for judging human play. All the best moves were missed by the players, it's just too complicated for humans to comprehend especially when the clock is ticking
Not necessarily missed. The players may have just not wanted to get into some of them.
I was waiting for this video
This is the very first vidio I have watched after five minutes since it has been launched.
Amazing queen sacrifice!! Bold nd beautiful. 👍
I wonder what would have happened if they didn’t agree to a draw
One of them would've lost
@@user-mq3yz1ij2o Yes, but what would have happened to the OTHER player?!
@@dylan9013 He'd have won
@@jacobfairey8325 Mind. BLOWN.
They would have played to a draw. Magnus didn't have enough pieces to get a killing attack against all those lesser pieces.
Another good move when draw was offered was Bishop to b6.
13:44 Bb2
The whole game is an engine line.... #suggestion
1. d4 d5 2. c4 e6 3. e3 c5 4. g3 Nc6 5. cxd5 Qxd5 6. Nf3 cxd4 7. exd4 Bb4+ 8. Nc3 Nf6 9. Bg2 Qc4 10. Bd2 Nxd4 11. Ne5 Qc7 12. O-O Qxe5 13. Qa4+ Nd7 14. Qxb4 Nc2 15. Qa4 Nxa1 16. Bf4 Qh5 17. Bd6 f6 18. Qc4 Ne5 19. Qb5+ Kf7 20. f4 Nc2 21. fxe5 Ne3 22. Qc5 Nxf1 23. Qc7+ Kg6 24. exf6 gxf6 25. Be4+ f5 26. Nd5 Qd1 27. Bf3 Qd4+ 28. Kh1 Qxb2 29. Ne7+ Kf6 30. Nd5+ exd5 31. Qe7+ Kg6 32. Bh5+ Kxh5 33. Qf7+ Kg4 34. h3+ Kf3 35. Qxd5+ Kf2 36. Qg2+ Ke1 37. Qxb2 Rd8 38. Qc1+ Ke2 39. Qc4+ Ke1 40. Bb4+ Kf2 41. Qc2+ Rd2 42. Bxd2 Nxg3+
"Crazy Crazy" - Samay Raina, Agadmator, 2021
"This is a great move, because it gives white a lot of options on how to go wrong" 😅
Finally...I've been waiting all day.
At some point yesterday I checked the position and I thougth it was barren, My, I was totally wrong, It was a dynamic position.
If Magnus had 1 more minute on the clock he would have played for a win.
For future videos the Ł or ł in Radosław is said like „w” in for example „wow” or „west”
Q and 2P vs R and 2B = theoretically even at 11 points each. And the White 2Bs are balanced against a Black protected passer on the 5th. A draw does seem to be the likely outcome barring a snap mate of Black or a forced loss of a piece by White, neither of which looks forced.
16:15 - with all the time in the world is there a reason to play b3 over Qxa4? Does white have a sequence to get that pawn back?
White can get it back probably with Bb6 and Re5, but maybe he can instead use the offside position of black queen and go for the attack 1...Qxa4 2. Bd4 (with the idea of 3. Re7 with decisive attack on g7), if 2...Qd7 3. Bh3 is interesting and black can't capture either of white's bishops, because if a checkmate on e8.
I want some Magnus VS Chucky matches to happen soon.
13:52 Bishop C3 to B2 I would play. But I get checkmated by lvl 3 Lichess in turn 2, lol...
Great quote by Bruce Lee. Who would have thought he had such a deep understanding of chess.
I would never agree to a draw vs magnus with a rook rook bishop bishop vs queen rook.. that is the best i could ever hope for lol
"Always look on the bright side of life."
- Sunny Sue
I cannot even begin to comprehend that game
I think this may be the most complicated game you've ever shown in your channel.
This game was sure complicated but the one I liked the most from his channel is Gelfand vs Kramnik Candidates tournament 2013. That was quite something and complex!
#Suggestion
Please show Fabi game from round 3 where he got out
Trust me only Tal can go to that line " first pause the video" ... No disrespect to present players but when it comes to calculate an INSANE line ..no one comes near to Tal's Level . 🙏🙏
Remember that Tal did not calculate variants, he just felt them. Often wrongly (but often - making opponents burn too much time and inviting them to mistake).
@@kwzieleniewski not sure why you specified often wrongly , chess books and agad would disagree there.
Suggestion: my son says he wishes you would put a little blinking light or something to talk about variations. Your demeanor and the picture are the same, and a little dot, or flashing beacon could help those of us who are struggling to keep track of hypothetical vs OTB situations. BTW, this is a really fine game.
Just a thought: you could have a slightly different picture of Tal for lengthy variations. ;)
Please analyse the game between vidit gujarati and Jeffrey xiong
Jeffrey Xiong.. Tabatabaie was against Pentala Harikrishna
I still don't get it at 13:45 why not play bishop to b2, attacking the queen and guarding the rook. What am i missing?
The bishop is defending the d-file Rook. if ...Bb2 then Qg5+ picks up the rook
I burst out laughing when he was forced to double up on the A-file, lol. Those poor rooks
I'm so confused by that move. What am I not seeing? Couldn't he have blocked the attack from the queen with the bishop instead of doubling up?
@@HabitualJunctions Yeah, but I believe the rook would fall to Qg5+
@@lorentacla9740 I see, thank you. I totally overlooked that
Want to recommend you review Javokhir Kacper from today. Thanks for your awesome channel!
These titles are legendary. So poignant
Borgov never offers draws, but he’s offering Elizabeth Harmon one. If she accepts, she leaves the stage in a tie with the world champion. If they play on, once the dust settles and the endgame emerges, she could find herself in a very different position. Borgov is death on endgames. He’s famous for it. Harmon, on the other hand, is not. She’s more known for coming up early and strong, demoralizing her opponents from the start. So, I think she should accept the draw. The world will see it as a solid achievement. A draw, however, is not a win. The one thing we know about Elizabeth Harmon is that she loves to win.
It is Fischer the GOAT!
@@joyrajghosh6322 after being world champion, he didn't want to play chess anymore. He didn't have any motivation to play chess anymore. He was making good money from his books.
@@joyrajghosh6322 he was the most dominant player, he was undefeated, he was much more better than his opponents. Can you tell me 2nd name that who had 20 consecutive win ever? Can Magnus or Kasparov win any 2700+ GMs with 6-0?
@@joyrajghosh6322 , Look, they had different stories. Unlike Kasparov and Magnus, Fischer was suffering from illness. He was getting death threats from KGB, from russians. It wasn't easy to him to continue to play chess. He came back to chess after 20 years in 1992, he played with Spassky again, and he played like 2706 rating player based on engines. After 20 years, can u imagine that? Last week Kasparov played, he got 1 only 1 draw, 8 defeat out of 9. He played like a 1700 elo rating player. And Magnus is not dominating last 10 years, he couldn't win Karjakin and Caruana in classic time formats. Wesley and Duboy beats him most of time. But Fischer was different, he was destroying everybody, no matter who is opponent is. 20 consecutive win, 6-0 results with 2 GM, 4 consecutive win Petrosian, he crushed WChampion Spassky even without no show 2nd game, and... he didn't have engines in his era, Magnus studies all day with Alfa Zero, I can't imagine if Fischer would have a chance to study with engines.
Are you using some online analysis tools? Offline Stockfish 13 running 3 lines gets to depth 35 in ~3 minutes on a 6 years old office laptop.
12:34 We haven't had a Queen to Ivanchuk in a while!
Hey agad at 14:11 can you play bishop to b2?
You hang another bishop that way.
@@schuller623 No. Qg5+ picks up the rook on d2.
14:18 Why not Bb2 ?
Qg5+ picks up rook on d2.
Radoslav plays all engine moves to defend the position.. very impressive..
Legend has it he has been trained by lord Nikhil Kamath himself.
I see on Lichess someone already did crunch a numbers, Cloud: depth 54, eval: 0.0
Quite good evaluation for players about this position. I am impressed.
What does it mean?:)
The engine evaluation might not be accurate though in such an unbalanced position
@@zenmaster1958 it's literally what engines are best at. Evaluating complicated positions. Long term strategy is something engines used to have problems with...
23 years old Magnus would've swinged this game no sweat
Bruce Lee has been making a lot of appearance. I love it!!
12:34 Agad: queen to E1 C H E C K
14:23 bishop e2?
#suggestion Kasporov's mindboggling calculations
Why don't these vedios have clip option ?
15:23 we've reached the position on the video title
Lightning fast video!
I see Magnus I click ❤️
Magnus says aye 14:30
Now we are are starting a Bruce Lee saga in the "Kuot abov da Bord".
As Louis Armstrong once sung it.
We have all the time in the world
Time enough for life to unfold
All the precious things love has in store
We have all the love in the world
If that's all we have, you will find
We need nothing more
Every step of the way
Will find us
With the cares of the world
Far behind us
We have all the time in the world
Just for love
Nothing more, nothing less
Only love
Every step of the way
Will find us
With the cares of the world
Far behind us, yes
We have all the time in the world
Just for love
Nothing more, nothing less
Only love
Only love
how long do they have in classical chess?
Waiting...
>Me finding K×e5 and Q×h4 in first sight.
>Agad saying Tal would find that.
> My heart Melting like Butter on Garlic Naan. 😭❤️😭❤️😭
I make random guesses each time without pausing and sometimes I guess correctly
@@NJ-wb1cz ig "Sometimes" isn't good enough.
@@paramdrall nah, it's great because I love it
@@NJ-wb1cz alpha
Times hav definitely change, Bobby or Tal"Draw No Way"white or black
Bb2 instead of Ra2 attacking the Q?
i thought i was going crazy?!
qg5+
@@execution-style Yes of course. TY
What is time for classic match for each player ? ... 3 hrs...
A GM with two B's on an open board is enough to offer a draw.
"... So it would be mate and that's extremely ugly for white...." Laughed for 5 minutes at least...
The Bacrot - Ponkratov game is maybe interesting to cover! #suggestion