It was Carlssen's only loss in the tournament........ so far. I love how you try not to spoil match outcomes in your introductions but happen to do so anyway :)
Arthur Inácio he was referring to the beginning when he was talking about the tournament. Magnus had one loss the previous game and he mentioned it in the introduction then said "so far" to try and hide the fact that he won this game.
Since I’ve been watching agadmator and listening to everything he says, my chess game improved immensely. He holds attention well unlike most chess channels i tend to fall asleep, but never agadmator
To translate, Carlsen is extremely boring at chess and goes for long endgame grinds. He seems to want to bore people to death. The worst thing to ever happen chess.
There is a beauty to these endgames...even if they are not as satisfying as some of the more tactical/romantic chess from the likes of Tal and Nezhmetdinov, Carlsen's ability to see these endgame positions so clearly is fascinating to me!
Nice rafting picture, Antonio! When I was 11 y.o. we (10 kids, 2 adults) took canoes 600 miles down the Sabine river, in Texas, from Gladewater to the Gulf of Mexico. What memories! Rafting and canoeing are hard to beat for fun. I'd recommend it to anyone.
Your videos are my addiction bro. Cheers.!! Please do take care during your adventurous outings. I repeat, you made the chess interest in me to grow to a whole new level.
Maybe I am a bit dumb (just starting to play chess a bit) but why could't Teimour play knight to d2, protecting the bishop on f1 and check by black with knight on b3? I mean you either force exchange of a piece or you continue the grind - why was taking a pawn and giving up a bishop the only move that made sense? I mean both of those guys are GMs and one is a world champion and Agadmator is very good chess player, so I am obviously missing something... what am I missing, help :)
Hello Agad! Everyday I start my day by watching your video and a bowl of cereal. I got up early today and was hoping I wouldn't have to wait too long to eat. Thanks for your videos!
Agadmator, at some point you should most definitely analyze a game with the Cochrane Gambit. I would love to see a good material loss for a fierce attack
I remember Radjabov used to be No 2 in the world rating. Somehow his performance started declining since 2013. But man that guy is a dangerous matafaka.
At 13:00 isn't there in fact a deadly discovery against the bishop? Nb2+ and black can't defend the piece. Am I missing something? Great work as always by the way.
at 6:58 why can/can't Radjabov play h5? Seems like his options are push g5 or take on h5, both of which lead to Rxh6#, king can either move closer which leads to Rxe6, and recapture with Nxe6 runs into Nxe6# with a fork on the Rook, or he can run away with the king and be down a pawn. Otherwise he ignores the move and Rxh6 is now possible because if the king tries to trap again, Rxg6 is protected by the pawn on h5. if black goes Be7 to protect, hxg6 leads to Bxg6 or Kxg6, both of which create a pawn island for Carlsen and also destroy the base of the pawn chain, meaning Nxf5 is a threat again, so the Bishop is turned into a pawn.
2:52 But even if Na4 then white plays Qxe5 and black must capture the queen. Then Bxe5 and white wins a pawn (black will never exchange a rook with a bishop). This is what I saw. Please show me what I'm missing.
The knight will then have to capture the black pawn on a2 to prevent queening. Since a2 is guarded by the black night, white will then be one piece down. I don't know how that would be played by black, though, because the white king is in a better position.
Agadmatore, hajde da odigramo partiju na lichess, pre minut sam te izazvao ali nisi prihvatio, odigrao si jednu partiju i otisao 😉 izazvacu te opet samo reci kada mozes!😉
A very nice game with some ups and downs for both players, but in the end Carlsen managed to win it with his masterful technical play and a little bit of luck...
Now you know why I have never won an endgame against Carlsen.... not only am I a terrible endgame player, but Carlsen is a really excellent one. I would probably even lose to Radyabov, especially if he had a pawn on f6 for some reason. Also, he has this habit of incessantly whipping one of his feet while pondering endgame positions, which would drive me out of my mind. I‘d have to resign sooner or later to preserve my sanity. Carlsen is to be commended for his supernatural patience.
Ok you showed you have no idea what you are talking about ... Kasparov himself said you can't compare older players to new ones, cause the new chess players learn from these older ones (and engines nowadays) ... Long story short, Radjabov can easily beat the shit out of those you mentioned above .. Not even going to discuss Carlsen ...
I would say with the first 2, you might have a point. but fischer isnt so far back in chess theory. and stats shown with modern tech put him as one of the strongest players, and holds up very well in this regard
I know, I'm just trying to make a point ... Radjabov peak elo rating is higher than fischer's for example ... But yes, I'm guessing of course Fischer can hold his own ... Still, my point is, Carlsen endgame is just unreal, the best ever ... Just give me one example of someone with better endgame and we will see ...
Ratings cannot be compared long term, its only a comparison against other players at the time. Im aware that Carlens endgame is amazing, But so was Fischers. both were fantastic in this regard Its statistically unfair on Fischer to use rating comparisons in this way though en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_top_chess_players_throughout_history Here shows other systems which show fischer in a fairer light
hi bro, im from kroejša es vell, i am a little high but i like your channel... i ja bi se učlanio u neki šah klub pa možemo odigrati? e pa ustvari, možemo igrati online ak si na chess.com? kako god :)
Ovde kako se rodiš, odmah si poliglota. Ako si se rodio negde u Hrvatskoj, BiH, Crnoj Gori ili Srbiji, odmah možeš da kažeš da tečno govoriš 4 jezika i još 2 onako malo slabije :D Hrvatski, srpski, bosanski (bošnjački) i crnogorski tečno, makedonski i slovenački malo štucamo ali razumemo. Koliko je lepo, toliko je i tužno - odlično razumemo reči jedni drugih, ali se nekako slabo razumemo kao ljudi. Balkan ne bi bio Balkan kad ne bi bio pun paradoksa. Inače, Bosna za splavarenje (da ne kažem rafting) dušu dala!
Can someone please explain to me why Knight to B2 doesn’t pick up the bishop at 13:00? Thanks, I can’t find out why Radjabov played A3 continuously but I’m sure there’s a good reason.
It was Carlssen's only loss in the tournament........ so far. I love how you try not to spoil match outcomes in your introductions but happen to do so anyway :)
brent swinnen It's not the only lose... you will see
15:08 Radjabov lost, not Carlsen
Arthur Inácio he was referring to the beginning when he was talking about the tournament. Magnus had one loss the previous game and he mentioned it in the introduction then said "so far" to try and hide the fact that he won this game.
Thanks for the spoiler alert.
So far :D :D :D
Since I’ve been watching agadmator and listening to everything he says, my chess game improved immensely. He holds attention well unlike most chess channels i tend to fall asleep, but never agadmator
Okay we've got prove now, agadmator indeed has legs
I loved this. Carlsen has extreme patience in endgames, Radjabov clearly lost patience.
Not that I would beat Radjabov but in this tortunament he does some very strange blunders.
To translate, Carlsen is extremely boring at chess and goes for long endgame grinds.
He seems to want to bore people to death. The worst thing to ever happen chess.
@@michealocaoinlean6176 that's smart of carlsen to do 😆
@@michealocaoinlean6176that’s what playing smart is.
There is a beauty to these endgames...even if they are not as satisfying as some of the more tactical/romantic chess from the likes of Tal and Nezhmetdinov, Carlsen's ability to see these endgame positions so clearly is fascinating to me!
Of all photos shown so far, the rafting photo was the best!
You are rafting and you see a steep drop so what do you do here ? :D
Those of you who figured it out, congratulations, you are an excellent swimmer.
Nice rafting picture, Antonio! When I was 11 y.o. we (10 kids, 2 adults) took canoes 600 miles down the Sabine river, in Texas, from Gladewater to the Gulf of Mexico. What memories! Rafting and canoeing are hard to beat for fun. I'd recommend it to anyone.
You've quickly become my favourite channel mate! Thank you for the great content :)
Hope you had a good weekend as well, man.
Keep goin' with the great content!
Very nice videos, agadmator! It's really awesome to stay so focused while watching your videos
Terrible weekend with too much studying in no life mode. Great to have a chess video to chill with on the Monday right now.
Damn Agad, i feel very happy for your weekend! Congrats!
Returning after a wonderful suggestion by an excellent subscriber.
Your videos are my addiction bro. Cheers.!! Please do take care during your adventurous outings. I repeat, you made the chess interest in me to grow to a whole new level.
Watching it again after the world cup 2019
Maybe I am a bit dumb (just starting to play chess a bit) but why could't Teimour play knight to d2, protecting the bishop on f1 and check by black with knight on b3? I mean you either force exchange of a piece or you continue the grind - why was taking a pawn and giving up a bishop the only move that made sense? I mean both of those guys are GMs and one is a world champion and Agadmator is very good chess player, so I am obviously missing something... what am I missing, help :)
The white knight will then be to far away to attack the black a-pawn, since b3 i covered by the black knight. And the a-pawn will go queen
Hello Agad! Everyday I start my day by watching your video and a bowl of cereal. I got up early today and was hoping I wouldn't have to wait too long to eat. Thanks for your videos!
Thanks for the game!! The grind, really! Hope your weekend in Bosnia was fun !
You run an awesome channel, love the style and everything about it
Agadmator, at some point you should most definitely analyze a game with the Cochrane Gambit. I would love to see a good material loss for a fierce attack
YES!!!! MY FAVORITE TIME FOR CHESS AND YOU POP UP! LOVE U!
I love those pictures at the end of Carlsen, he looks soo happy xD
I remember Radjabov used to be No 2 in the world rating. Somehow his performance started declining since 2013. But man that guy is a dangerous matafaka.
After a chat about what a move would do when you see the reset you feel how far any of the both sides think
Are the cameras soundless nowaday or the players have to deal with it?
8:35 : He can't continue doing what he was doing! after Carlsen moved the King, Radjabov can't keep checking him anymore ...
please make videos on Altibox Norway Chess
2018...
So good to see you back
Show us the first match from Norway chess 2018 classical between carlsen and caruana
Idea for videos: can you add players ranking from the time game was played (more or less). Jut to have some reference point.
Very instructive game ending!
Always look forward to your video in the evening ;)
please sir can you add kramnik vs aronian round 12 to this exelente playlist
welcome back
Thank you! Good to be back :)
16:19 Chadnus carlsen
Is that tournament from year 2013 or is that just some name?
At 13:00 isn't there in fact a deadly discovery against the bishop? Nb2+ and black can't defend the piece. Am I missing something? Great work as always by the way.
ahhhh I knew there had to be something but I guess that wasn't a sharp time of day for me
Hey: Why don't people compare Carlsen to Karpov more often? It seems like it would be a natural comparison, but I almost never see it mentioned.
Early for once, your videos help me get better at chess, one game at a time
the picture of you rafting looks so photo shoped xD cool for sharing anyways
At 13:00 was there a discovery by playing knight to b2 square winning a bishop? Actually it is a question, what happens if it is played.
at 4:00 I thought I had a message😂. Anyways amazing job man keep up the good work
these guys are really good
at 6:58 why can/can't Radjabov play h5?
Seems like his options are push g5 or take on h5, both of which lead to Rxh6#,
king can either move closer which leads to Rxe6, and recapture with Nxe6 runs into Nxe6# with a fork on the Rook, or he can run away with the king and be down a pawn.
Otherwise he ignores the move and Rxh6 is now possible because if the king tries to trap again, Rxg6 is protected by the pawn on h5. if black goes Be7 to protect, hxg6 leads to Bxg6 or Kxg6, both of which create a pawn island for Carlsen and also destroy the base of the pawn chain, meaning Nxf5 is a threat again, so the Bishop is turned into a pawn.
Or King can just play Kg7 immediate and avoid all that.
are you going to do the altibox tournament?
16:43 Why not right? What's the idea behind it?
Isnt this from 2018 instead of 2013 ?
2:52
But even if Na4 then white plays Qxe5 and black must capture the queen. Then Bxe5 and white wins a pawn (black will never exchange a rook with a bishop).
This is what I saw. Please show me what I'm missing.
14:25 why not go Nd2 to protect the bishop and get the knight out of danger?
Then excange bishops throwing the knight away and A pawn will March to victory
The knight will then have to capture the black pawn on a2 to prevent queening. Since a2 is guarded by the black night, white will then be one piece down. I don't know how that would be played by black, though, because the white king is in a better position.
THANKS MAN FOR UR AWESOME CHESS VIDEOS .. ☺☺☺☺☺☺
Love the quote, a very apt analogy.
Greetings from USA boss! Keep up the good work.❤️
What if the Knight captures the Bishop?
the quote is so good
Don't worry about weekends being long. It's not your fault!! Great vid. :) :) :)
Your the best my man
At 2:18 why not Qc2-a4 checking the king and winning the bishop?
Eshaan Joshi Knight to C6 would follow by Black, is my opinion :)
Peter Lustig ok. Thanks. Good observation
Can you make more Morphy games
13:55 why didnt magnus carlsen capture the f2 pawn with knight?
Checks the white King.
Agad, when is your summer vacation? Maybe it is time for a 24-hour Chess marathon tournament?
12:59 knight to b2 attacking the Bishop ?
I thought that as well, why couldn't he?
on min 8:18 what happens if Radjabov plays Knight-C6 ??
Today is memorial day in the US; my weekend is still going strong :)
On 12:59, couldn't Radjabov go for knight to B2, checking the king and capturing the bishop aferwards?
Rahul Khanduri I don't see it! Recreated the position and couldnt see why it is not the best move...
Nevermind :)
46 views 44 likes 15 comments all in 6min
This is really amazing!
still awaiting the clash of Carlsen and Anand to be displayed by you.
Pretpostaviću da si bio na Uni? Najljepša rijeka na planeti :)
Well..
He is the king of End games
Agadmatore, hajde da odigramo partiju na lichess, pre minut sam te izazvao ali nisi prihvatio, odigrao si jednu partiju i otisao 😉 izazvacu te opet samo reci kada mozes!😉
A very nice game with some ups and downs for both players, but in the end Carlsen managed to win it with his masterful technical play and a little bit of luck...
At 13:09, playing knight to B2 instead of A1 would place king in check and white would capture the bishop at A4..!!!
Bhavya Aggarwal Bb5
EXTREME AGADMATOR!!!!
Hope you had a nice trip ☺️
Why couldn’t white do Knight to C3 8:40 checking the king winning the rook
If you ever make it to the United States, you would enjoy the white water rafting here in West Virginia. Another great video!
What is wrong with Nb2 at 12:57. You win the bishop,don't you?
Nevermind ,You can block the check with your own bishop and after the bishops are exchanged it's all fine for black
Yup,that's why white chose Na3,to prevent Bb5
Now you know why I have never won an endgame against Carlsen.... not only am I a terrible endgame player, but Carlsen is a really excellent one. I would probably even lose to Radyabov, especially if he had a pawn on f6 for some reason. Also, he has this habit of incessantly whipping one of his feet while pondering endgame positions, which would drive me out of my mind. I‘d have to resign sooner or later to preserve my sanity. Carlsen is to be commended for his supernatural patience.
"No deadly discoveries" What would've happened if Radjabov went Nb2 on 13:00? Discovered check by be2 and Nb2 could capture bishop a4, right?
Max Arzt Same???
Yeah I don't see what the problem with my suggested move is/was. Still can't see it.
agree, they must have been time pressured
Bishop to b5
Ah! Thanks mate.
Can you say hello everyone in croatian in some of your next videos? It would be interesting to hear you speaking croatian :D
14:44 Carlsen didn't move knight to f4 (threatening capture on h5) because...?
Because King can't move 3 squares and it's also covered 3 times.
Have you ever played with Carlson?
You kinda can't argue that Carlsen is the best end game player of all time ....
EDIT = I think Carlsen is the best endgame player of all time.
Who is better than Carlsen in the endgame ? a0 doesn't count!
Ok you showed you have no idea what you are talking about ...
Kasparov himself said you can't compare older players to new ones, cause the new chess players learn from these older ones (and engines nowadays) ... Long story short, Radjabov can easily beat the shit out of those you mentioned above .. Not even going to discuss Carlsen ...
I would say with the first 2, you might have a point. but fischer isnt so far back in chess theory. and stats shown with modern tech put him as one of the strongest players, and holds up very well in this regard
I know, I'm just trying to make a point ... Radjabov peak elo rating is higher than fischer's for example ...
But yes, I'm guessing of course Fischer can hold his own ...
Still, my point is, Carlsen endgame is just unreal, the best ever ... Just give me one example of someone with better endgame and we will see ...
Ratings cannot be compared long term, its only a comparison against other players at the time. Im aware that Carlens endgame is amazing, But so was Fischers. both were fantastic in this regard
Its statistically unfair on Fischer to use rating comparisons in this way though
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_top_chess_players_throughout_history
Here shows other systems which show fischer in a fairer light
2:03 blunder
Carlsen in thumbnail looks like Josh Brolin
"Sorry it was a long weekend" HAHAHA
13:00 black's bishop will take down after discover open check with horse.
Sometimes chess is a war of attrition.
Radjabov looks like Mr. Darcy from Pride and Prejudice.
samo nastavi sa dobrim contentom👌
Those 2 dislike should be checkmated in 7 on the opening
hi bro, im from kroejša es vell, i am a little high but i like your channel... i ja bi se učlanio u neki šah klub pa možemo odigrati? e pa ustvari, možemo igrati online ak si na chess.com? kako god :)
Whats the name of the park in Bosnia?
Sta ima,kako si? Nadam se da ti je bilo ljepo ovdje kod nas u Bosni? 😉
Odĺično. Same pohvale :)
agadmator's Chess Channel E bas mi je drago.Kad si rekao "it was a long weekend" natrenutak sam pomislio da je to receno u negativnom smislu.Heheh
Bas me zanima kako pricas naški 😁
Uros Stanmirovic HaHa
Ovde kako se rodiš, odmah si poliglota. Ako si se rodio negde u Hrvatskoj, BiH, Crnoj Gori ili Srbiji, odmah možeš da kažeš da tečno govoriš 4 jezika i još 2 onako malo slabije :D Hrvatski, srpski, bosanski (bošnjački) i crnogorski tečno, makedonski i slovenački malo štucamo ali razumemo. Koliko je lepo, toliko je i tužno - odlično razumemo reči jedni drugih, ali se nekako slabo razumemo kao ljudi. Balkan ne bi bio Balkan kad ne bi bio pun paradoksa.
Inače, Bosna za splavarenje (da ne kažem rafting) dušu dala!
will agad call out ksi?
thanks man, i suck at chess lol.
Wooowww Carlsen. Hats off
Classic Chess...ATTACK ATTACK ATTACK
Blitz Event Not Rapid Event
Can someone please explain to me why Knight to B2 doesn’t pick up the bishop at 13:00? Thanks, I can’t find out why Radjabov played A3 continuously but I’m sure there’s a good reason.