13 Year Old Kasparov was a Beast!

[@josephcallahan1664]

Kasparov shows his brilliance at 13 and why he is considered #1 of all time by many. Thanks!

[@Joker-ur7zq]

Bobby fischer played his game of century at 13 too and he is #1

[@sastrych7866]

"13 years old Kasparov but Kasparov is a Kasparov" ❤️❤️❤️

[@BrunoFrac]

It really amazes me Agad's humility and at the same time excitement to show many other great games! Thanks so much!

[@tamasszombati1395]

Thanks for spoiling us with these amazing Kasparov-games recently. Always a pleasure to watch. I am still dreaming to see a Kasparov Saga on this channel someday

[@MrWonszBoa]

Oh yes! A Kasparov saga - this would be something!

[@shnoogums1]

Even at 13, Gary looks decades older than me at 29

[@OG_Hemant]

Well i just want to point out that Garry is in black and white photo 🤣😅

[@CitoyenDuMondeSocrates]

So you can't show this game with your friends at the bar. What a shame.

[@NghiaTuanLe]

@@OG_Hemant u have a good point actually

[@jacobpeters5458]

I could definitely believe if someone told me he was early 20's, but not much - look at Ralph Macchio in Karate Kid, he's like early 20's, looks 14. East Euro genes, we all look like 5 years old from birth

[@ramachandra776]

The 13th world champion born on April 13th played this immortal game at 13 years old . 🙂

[@mothudimothudi2946]

And it's posted today on the 13th

[@verrettlasatt7909]

Just a taste of Gary's power

[@simonmultiverse6349]

Today is SUNDAY the 13th.

[@CitoyenDuMondeSocrates]

@@mothudimothudi2946 Agadmator is a poet.

[@P.sherman45]

His true immortal game is against topalov Absolutely beautiful game by garry

[@amosdraak3536]

#suggestion Blackburne (the Black Death) vs. Lasker, London 1899, rd. 16. Blackburne plays the Ben Finegold approved explosive “c4” and the game gets just insanely wild. From pins on diagonals to the center blowing up to kings having to run away, the Black Death doesn’t fail to deliver. He also was the ONLY player in the entire tournament to inflict a loss on the World Champ.

[@cohrelo]

Me and thirteen year old Kasparov have something in common, we both like to sacrifice pieces. Except I end up losing the game.

[@NikhilJha89]

That’s not sacrifice, that’s called blunders😀

[@eddarby469]

Just like Kasparov, I played countless games when I was thirteen when I was down material. Heck, I played many tournament games when I was 13-hundred-ish down material. I think I won two or three. I guess I should've stuck with it and become a GM.

[@nicholaswideman6658]

You really have done a great job with this KZbin channel. Providing alot of wonderful and entertaining not to mention some historical games and "vast chess knowledge" for your excellent subscribers.

[@VictorIturriozPalleja]

Please, do the Kasparov saga. It would be so cool to get full coverage of his career like you did with the great Capablanca

[@broda9381]

Such a game from a 13 year old is just insane

[@DJARCxD]

#suggestion I would love to see you cover the game Kasparov played vs the world back in early 1999 internet where one move was played a day. Amazing game and very interesting storyline.

[@jackf3619]

Can’t imagine being able to find such deep tactics at 13 years old. So much talent

[@ferassoliman4441]

كاسباروف ..اسطورة حية ...شمس لا تغيب

[@timperalta9430]

I still think Garry is the strongest chess player of all time. He had the attacking style of Tal but with less spark because Garry gave his moves more consideration and pragmatism. Garry emulated Bobby’s unparalleled analysis: both would see what seems to be an okay-move as a bad move by showing a lot of lines and providing alternatives. Then, in hindsight, you would agree with Garry. Anand had this talent too. The most likely reason why his endgame technique is not exceptional (for a Super GM) is because he already looks for the kill at the opening.

[@amosdraak3536]

Also it’s kind of just mental limits, too. Smyslov could play an even endgame forever and win. Kasparov, maybe. But with the slightest of initiative, Garry could turn it into something special, Smyslov not as likely. The best positional players were some of the best endgame players, and the best attackers just weren’t. Some people just do some things very well, and other things, not as much, and that’s a widespread thing amongst chess styles.

[@timperalta9430]

@@amosdraak3536 on-point insight. Korchnoi too had that gift that Smyslov had. Capablanca, Karpov and Carlsen are positional masters, and all are excellent in the endgame. I think a part of the handful players who are really good (but not too exceptional) in both tactics and strategy are Caruana, Aronian, and Kramnik. As per Garry, he not only looks for the initiative to make an attack or gain an advantage, but he also looks at his opponents’ initiative of making mistakes. If you read “My Great Predecessors”, he would always analyze the losing player’s moves as questionable and unnecessary (even at move 6 or so!) even when engines see them as a draw. You cannot expect less from someone who sees 40 moves ahead!

[@jacobpeters5458]

I'm sorry but Morphy would clomp Kasparov, Tal, Anand, or anyone else with 2 pawns and crippled knight

[@anpancake]

In terms of pure chess ability and intuition, yes. Unfortunately the chess world has changed into engine moves up to move 30

[@TalEl59]

Very correct breakdown of Kasparov's style and approach. He was like a chessboard version of a serve-and-volley tennis player (going for the 'ace' in the opening and 'volleying' in the middlegame if his opponent somehow survived his opening shots)

[@Jeff-KK]

Kasparov Saga coming!!! Antonio thank you.

[@yourn4m3h3re]

Such a wonderfull game. The pointe ...Rb2! is an amazing move.

[@RicardoAGuitar]

Kasparov is the God-Emperor of only move chess

[@antonioo.2683]

Brilliant game! Thank you for sharing it!

[@AlexMaass]

I love how their pictures match their chess colors

[@georgedan6270]

Thank you so much for such a nice game on my favorite player

[@dark_magician_sdy]

Love it! More like this please.

[@Psychedelicide]

I would like to see your analysis of the games that elevated Kasparov to Legendary status.

[@mcronrn]

What a game! Inspirational, for reals ☺️

[@Fake_Snail]

Thank you for the video!

[@romcorleone]

What an impressive show from the dragon Kasparov!!

[@zombi3lif3]

Probably best game I ever seen🔥

[@GiDaOne]

Incredible game, thanks for sharing.

[@xyxyxy1991]

Almost feels like we are getting a Kasparov saga? 😃

[@cboii2861]

You should have a bar to show who is better in you videos! Love Sweden ❤❤

[@danbuchner28]

Kasparov is truly a master of sacrifice!

[@dmitripogosian5084]

Amazing, so much calculation !

[@1994mrmysteryman]

Ah yes. I remember the day Kasparov and Karpov fused together to form the ultimate beast: KAPAROV

[@agadmator]

:)

[@kaiserauthoria]

I really liked that time after they fused they said "Its Karsping Time"

[@victorvandenhende6571]

It s morbing time

[@1994mrmysteryman]

@@kaiserauthoria And then they Kaparoved all over the chessboard. Truly one of the games of all time.

[@talphazero1036]

Bobby Tal: Finally, a worthy opponent. Our battle will be legendary!

[@dudewheresmycube]

Omggggg I found the knight move and was like nah thats not it then the pawn and then saw the knight move was also apart of it omg playing puzzle rush is actually helping me it seems!

[@akramkssiri2642]

Kasparov !!!!

[@prettysoIdier]

The prodigy

[@Theworldofeverything_67]

How many variations he might have calculated before c5 move! Great !world best 👍👍👍

[@eddarby469]

I wonder how many minutes he spent on that move, ... c5?

[@hnalike7778]

Wow. Just wow.

[@finaldestination1000]

we were waiting for the Steinitz Saga but agad seems to have started the Kasparov Saga..😅

[@deepankarmukherjee4572]

A great game n lucidly explained

[@elephantheart9988]

I found both moves you had us pause for! =D

[@elephantheart9988]

but did not see the ultimate ideas like Rb2, and the threatmate/rook attack.

[@GeraldM_inNC]

What precision!

[@NeilTheHippy]

Brilliant game 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@dimitriosdoulgeris4659]

Tal was probably very proud when I saw Kasparow throwing his pieces all over the board just going straight for the kill.

[@basharsaid7047]

You always say "I'll see you soon", but you never see us, it's only us that sees you. I vote you change it to "you'll see me soon" sounds cool 😎

[@oshharan1832]

Wow great game by young Gary

[@jassingh2451]

Would love a saga on Kasparov or Karpov #suggestion

[@preparedsurvivalist2245]

White did good at neutralizing Black's early attack, but somehow Kasparov emerges in the middle game with a slightly better position due to White's doubled pawns. And Black just very calmly pushes the pawn to victory, understanding what the winning concept for that position was.

[@krisss42]

Kasparov was a beast. Agad we're still waiting for the Steinitz saga. Hope all is well!

[@georgedan6270]

#suggestion can you please cover the game between Bobby Fischer and Florin Gherogiu 1966 Havana Olympiad where Gherogiu beats Fischer in a nice game can you please cover it thank you very much. Ps I believe it was the only time Fischer lost a game to someone younger than him. Love your videos ❤️😍

[@shreyasherale]

"Are you even using these?" Yes Agad, yes. We definitely use the timestamps.

[@gregorywilliams5606]

This was AWESOME!!!!

[@gregorywilliams5606]

I don't know how to text on telegram.

[@vivek_yt]

Cool game!

[@acharyajoydeep]

Chess before the engines

[@antoniobacic5674]

10:42 doesn’t moving queen to e3 or d3 help (after the rook attack)?

[@awriter1214]

You lose your rook on h1

[@antoniobacic5674]

@@awriter1214 sorry, meant the position at 10:42, after black makes the deflection-attack with his rook (not the position at 11:00, as was firstly written)

[@wandering-jew]

My Sunday has been improved

[@Alan-megan]

Brilliant

[@Ziolek.2000]

1:40 Maybe I'm a noob although I wouldn't call myself one but why tf is capturing possible here if the pawn is no longer on the square?

[@jeffjones6951]

Capture was "en passant" (in passing)

[@Ziolek.2000]

@@jeffjones6951 Interesting, I just googled the rule. I recall seeing it before but never actually understood or knew of it. Now I do thanks! (If anyone reading this also didn't: If a pawn on its first move advanced 2 square the enemy pawn can move the square that was just passed and take the pawn as if it only advanced 1 square.)

[@jeffjones6951]

@@Ziolek.2000 The initial pawn 2-square move was invoked in the 16th or 17th Century to speed up the game, bringing in the modern era of chess. However, pawn theory required that a pawn could not pass an adjacent enemy pawn without the opportunity for capture. So "en passant" was introduced to preserve this pawn principle

[@giorgibliadze1151]

Hi from tbilisi!

[@brianmccormick8328]

Kasparov is a beast.

[@rickharold7884]

So cool.

[@jonathancauley5345]

What a great game!

[@Theworldofeverything_67]

Also best chess channel 👍👍👍

[@TheMarksT]

Chess is definitely not for the timid! Gg. Thanks.

[@SGCric]

OMG!! I correctly spotted both moves .... give me my well deserved GM title already !! 😁

[@GeraldM_inNC]

Spotting the winning move isn't sufficient; one still needs to play with precision to bring the win home. I've sometimes solved two or even three pausethevideo puzzles, and yet knew in my heart that I just couldn't play precisely enough to earn the win.

[@nicbentulan]

1 - I see Garry Chess. Who's Garry Kasparov? 2 - Was Lputian the guy that Josh waitzkin faced in that pawn endgame or queen endgame in chessmaster?

[@mattgreen8]

Anyone else wonder how the pawn was captured @ 1:41?

[@wunderwald]

en passant

[@mattgreen8]

Ohhhhhh. So when their pawn moves 2 forward, if I am adjacent horizontally, I can capture? Nice. Thank you!

[@Ziolek.2000]

@@mattgreen8 I literally also just commented this because I didn't know. Before getting a reply and googling it so we are not alone friend. Chess is a complicated and difficult game.

[@SAM_UL]

6:35 can we not play Qf3 there to block the attack on the rook & defend mate while also defending the rook against a potential Qb1+

[@antoniobacic5674]

Qf3 is impossible, because the bishop is pinned, it’s a free queen

[@SAM_UL]

Appreciate it 👍🏼

[@MaxyDandyYT]

Young Sheldon Season 4 Episode 14, Young Sheldon vs Federal Tax Preparer. #suggestion see if you can recreate the game

[@kuyasoriano5958]

First time I watched an agad video with multiple pause the video moments and I got all of it correct..yus

[@hal312]

quite hilarious that my guess on blacks move was Knight H5 only to learn seconds later after unpausing that it was played in a game decades later that "lost the game terribly for black"

[@Requinix17]

How do you keep track of which games you've covered already?

[@aliabul9000]

im convinced they hire jin at the cost of unknowledge of relativity

[@Foxnram]

1976? My god...my dad wasn't even born yet

[@antoniobacic5674]

Any words on Kasparov’s chess academy (in Croatia)?

[@alexanderluzin7022]

so whta is this, kasparov saga ?

[@ajaysrinivasan7321]

I wonder how do you keep track of your games before making a video

[@b0za]

Was it his first tournament with the name Kasparov? As he had to change it from Weinstein when hes was 12.

[@uwakmfonutuk4939]

12 min video posted 1 min ago. People: Cool game

[@mugbhary]

Brilllllllliant

[@JOHNSMITH-gy8rq]

Wow

[@fredvomjupiter8849]

Instead of playing rook b2 the bishop could take with check on d4 so it has to be taken by the queen and than play pawn takes on c5 threatening the white queen. In this position i would let the engines crunch the numbers if black also gets an advantage........sadly i don't have the computer nor the stockfish for this but I'm curious if someone could do this ^^

[@jerel42]

Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@chancerobinson5112]

The other YT Chess Channels that I have watched seem like caricatures compared to Agad’s, like they were being broadcast from their parents’ basement! 😂

[@jessejordache1869]

I got the "pause the video" move because on ...Re8 I was like wtf, why not _secret move_?

[@crazypomp927]

Rb2 was disgusting. What a move

[@srivatsav9817]

Kaparov💀

[@mcronrn]

Everyone!! Congratulate ProfessorX-man on Lichess, who played this exact game in 2021 right up to 17…Qh4+ in a 25+0 game at Lichess ELO 2300. Interestingly if White blocks w Bb2 as Agadmator pointed out, the eval is 0.0. 18.g3 yields -1.9. 🙏🙏

[@troytheriot8679]

At the pause the video moment I would have played Bh3 since my pawns are on the kingside are on light squares and if captured Qd7 threatens h3 pawn so castling would be pointless

[@dodekaedius]

Day 9 of asking politely for a duck chess game review, please #suggestion

[@hanshansen1990]

Agadmator ❤

[@kineahora8736]

That’s Garik Kimovich Vainshtein to you! Half Armenian, half Jewish-all super GM

[@theBittonFamily]

The Garry

[@sreeraghk3602]

By the way mr agad mator What's ur real name?

[@jackbicknell4711]

Strange then that most chess players are timid

[@thedeadbaby]

the greatest of champions with any doub pre-engine era. now we wonder who is using butt engines

[@purnimathy]

There is queen f3

[@artpak2761]

This is the reason why you play Berlin endgame vs Kasparov #kramnik

[@neshnesh1441]

I found correctly the 2nd pause, Rook capture on b1

[@maheshpadaya3376]

Is there Kasparov Saga???

[@tenkkutn]

I'm glad Garry escaped the cruel soviet union and Russia