3085 Rating Performance!! || Parham vs Gukesh

[@aini9027]

Bro the handshake isnt even completed yet and you uploaded the video

[@Singhkayoutube]

Hello everyone 😂

[@dp.0000]

Bro premoving better than hikaru 😂

[@Thankan6969]

Bro premoved

[@saitejabandaru3206]

Vintage agad

[@swapnilsoni3382]

Agad being Agad bro😂

[@liljackypaper]

"It's a very, very long line that if played to perfection, it leads to a draw." Agad literally just described chess 👀

[@hari7368]

that was deep

[@wunknownbeatbox7980]

​@@hari7368you mean the line?

[@jesh-yv2wx]

Your are a philosopher, a thinker

[@rahulgamer4574]

If chess played perfectly it's a draw ~sun tzu

[@Philopantheon82]

Gukesh is just so good when he has more times to think!!! He loves classical format and doesnt annoy to play single chess game for many hours!! And he is absolutely great chess calculator

[@leonardcharlesnew1591]

Amazing to see Anand still a perennial top ten player. How strange though to see the current world champion nowhere in site.

[@Urbanindia745]

Maghsoodloo - I'll take you to the deep dark forest. Gukesh - I'm the forest.

[@satyamvlogs3082]

guki 👑

[@SahilSingh-xy9pm]

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[@satkrapp7697]

Which forest? Amazon forest? Why take him there? To play chess in forest?

[@nazarenoalmiron526]

Racist much?

[@SahilSingh-xy9pm]

@@satkrapp7697 😂😂😂😂

[@lolok6439]

ever since the chennai olympiad and the india b team incredible performance, I've always loved watching gukesh's games. the dude is a monster

[@wexswexs5996]

We are now in the Indian era of chess. Anand is truly a great man . A statue for this man 🎉

[@_sayan_roy_]

We are not here to take part. We are here to take over. Edit - Just a McGregor reference. Although I'm kinda serious. 😁

[@prerakdoshi2774]

You only need one small mistake for Gukesh to force himself back into the game and then he just plays the best moves. This Olympiad will really give a boost to his confidence going into the world championship

[@shivarth17]

Anand the permanent member of top 10.. 😅😅😅

[@dhrub6]

Ageless

[@HarshSingh-hw4yf]

It's similar to how MS Dhoni was in top 10 ODI ranking till he retired ever since he started playing

[@dhrub6]

@@HarshSingh-hw4yf No, it’s not similar at all. Dhoni was in the top 10 only in ODIs, with his highest ranks being 18 in Tests and 13 in T20s, and even those for a short period. Unlike Anand, who has been the best across all formats. Also here he is considering Classical chess which is the longest and toughest format.

[@shashwatsharma2695]

​@@HarshSingh-hw4yf Don't even think of comparing Dhobi with Vishy.

[@HarshSingh-hw4yf]

@@shashwatsharma2695 Just like your father, dhobi!

[@korpilombolo0068]

It is unbelieveble that Arjun has 4-0 classical score against Gukesh, crazy when you think about it.

[@physco4641]

I think they haven't played each other in a long time

[@Crysizz]

😂 actually pragg has a better record against arjun and gukesh has a better record against pragg.

[@asdkjfhkjsas]

4 is not a good sample. Once nepo had a better score against magnus

[@lemarkexyz2931]

​@@asdkjfhkjsasNepo had the advantage over magnus when they were kids.. Then magnus became a big thing and Nepo kinda stagnated at 2600 level which meant both of them didnt play much afterwards with Nepo maintaining the early advantage

[@esrbin95]

@@lemarkexyz2931 More like Nepo stopped playing chess to play dota ; but it's the same thing here well not exactly the same but games played while they were younger - arjun is older than gukesh and early on that gives a huge advantage so it's normal that the score is in his favour.

[@Urbanindia745]

I think Gukesh's rating was 2782 before this game. Now it's 2785.

[@goldeneye8643]

*2785

[@genesh97]

Before this game Gukesh's rating was 2780.2

[@1702deepak]

Live ratings are not official

[@Drunkenmaster632]

​@@1702deepakWill be official, soon.

[@iamalive2826]

So what ​@@1702deepak

[@Jiffy_Park]

Anand lost 2 wc matches against Carlsen, and instead of giving up chess, he decided to keep playing, and find more Carlsens in his own country. Always thinks 2 moves ahead

[@Philip8825]

Hard to understand why Arjun isn’t getting more praise … the past few months he’s been virtually unbeatable.

[@ritamdeb2232]

Mostly because he's been unbeatable against 2600 rated GMs, but hasn't played against Super GMs much. That's not really his fault though, for some reason Arjun doesn't get as many invitations to super tournaments as Pragg or Gukesh.

[@Philip8825]

Yes, oddly that seems to be the case. Unfortunately competitive chess has become heavily political like most everything else. Arjun has a 4-0 edge over Gukesh in classical, and 38-14 with 18 draws in all games. His score with Pragg is much closer, but with fewer games - 1-1, with 1 draw in classical, and an 11-10 edge with 10 draws in all games. A plus score against both his compatriots and #4 in the world, 8 points from 2800. IMO it speaks poorly of tournament organizers he’s not included in the more highly-regarded super GM tournaments.

[@pt7258]

What is Underrated among juniors is Abdusattorov's. Gukesh overshadowed Nodirbek. He also has only 1 draw.

[@DhanushK-z4k]

May be but the real reason Gukesh is being recognised is because of the last match with Wei yi it wasn't just because he had to win but because it was against Wei yi and nordirbek too had to win in 8th round and he did but he had advantage Gukesh had to find only winning moves in under 1 or 2 mins and he did and Gukesh is also the championship challenger so he is in the spotlight well I guess we will soon have Gukesh vs nordirbek since it's 1st India and 2nd is Uzbekistan someone's about to lose their winning streak soon

[@randomchess7044]

But nodirbek only played 1 2700s player liem le.. While gukesh played against multiple of 2700s players

[@DhanushK-z4k]

@@randomchess7044 yea but Gukesh had to win against Wei yi.... Wei yi is a monster in chess I really didn't expect Wei yi to lose but damn did Gukesh exceed expectations

[@dimitriosdoulgeris4659]

If Arjun manages to cross 2800, he would beat Alireza's record by three months to be the youngest member of the 2800+ club.

[@One_God-x1t]

But alireza was in 2800 at 18 yrs 5 months?? Arjun is already 21?

[@SaiCh-yw9wp]

Yh ​@@One_God-x1t

[@Drunkenmaster632]

Arjun is 21 already 😂

[@dimitriosdoulgeris4659]

I mean by actual age, not the age of reaching.

[@biswarupdas1861]

@@dimitriosdoulgeris4659 What? I don't understand. Do you mean Gukesh instead of Arjun?

[@vikasbedi82]

Rating speaks for itself. - Hans Niemann Moke

[@rhysgriffiths9675]

"I am a filthy narcissistic cheater and I am willing to blatantly lie in order to sway public opinion." - Hans Moke Niemann

[@anishjoshi4018]

Gukesh is in phenomenal form!

[@tamatamt]

Anand is permanent member of top 10 😅

[@bernardobila4336]

Gukesh and Arjun are on fire 🔥

[@glenmenas9424]

Oh man I missed this game! Love watching both these guys play

[@loneranterism]

Gukesh coming into a great form at the business end of the tournament. Defeated Wei Yi and Parham back to back. Iranian players were in really good form...they were undefeated throughout the tournament...until Today...when they met Gujesh, Arjun and Vidit

[@panda4247]

Gukesh with that moustache looks like a 40yo engineer

[@abhishekhgd]

Bro makes a video each for the 14,000, 605 possibilities of the position and uploads immediately when the game ends.

[@xethnyrrow]

And it was in this position, upon playing uncle moves only, that I became a GM, and there is nothing more to be said.

[@cskwillreturn2473]

cannot disgree more with Indian think tank. Arjun's performance rating is over 3100 but he is playing on board 3. Pragg has been a little overrated in classical and Arjun has been seriously underrated. he deserves as much appreciation as Gukesh

[@hkumar7340]

Arjun is the highest rated among them all, but Pragg and Gukesh have more experience in such tournaments. Hence Arjun on board 3.

[@ThorfinnBus]

​@@hkumar7340 Gukesh is doing the best of all of them. Like wayy better.

[@SebinMatthew]

Pragg is not overrated. He just is more drawish compared to gukesh/arjun whose games are more decisive

[@androgynygoat]

@@hkumar7340 It was said earlier that Arjun was placed on board 3 because he has more experience at beating lower rated players

[@annika803]

@@SebinMatthewhe has been worse in his drawn games but it could just be form. He didnt do too well in St Louis either. But calling him overrated is a HUGE stretch

[@arpanbordia4741]

Patiently waited for agad to upload this game

[@risingsun9064]

These games are so good, chess olympiad has turned out to be a very exciting event.

[@fishmongal]

why change in Gukesh's picture. Previous picture of him smiling was best.

[@theplayzpaidoff]

Your videos are entertaining and I hit 1700 today. :) You videos help me keep up with interesting games I might not of seen otherwise!

[@icecoldbros3302]

I agree love the commitment

[@ReffvvCff]

Lol. If you lived in some less populated country. You might have played in the tournament with that rating.

[@Soumya_216]

I think only Magnus can stop this madness of Gukesh

[@akmd114379]

And Argun

[@lemarkexyz2931]

But even the Goat has to bring his A game to beat olympiad Gukesh

[@121nahibataunga]

its just the start the ig. Guki slowly getting stronger??!

[@Soumya_216]

@@akmd114379 Don't think so No doubt he is strong and playing great but all of his opponents are a bit easier to handle.

[@Soumya_216]

@@lemarkexyz2931 Maybe but he has a huge advantage coz he is MAGNUS

[@bluecocacola]

that's why it felt so different... Agad using the eval bar feels weird

[@jonathanrojasv.-on8pz]

Is this suddenly the slightly proof that the youngster super star that Magnus was praying to face in a WCC match it's showing up until now?, If he achieve to become the youngest World Champion does Magnus will set up his mind to come back to fight at top?

[@Kal-El_]

He might not.

[@Abhishek-150]

​@@Kal-El_: He better not.

[@herodeadman007]

I am rooting for Gukesh for the upcoming WCC match. He is destine to be great. But Magnus is a different beast. You can only win 1 or 2 match against him on a very very good day but winning a 14 classical game tournament against him! I don't think any living player has that capabilities.

[@AyushMaurya-ei4sv]

​@@herodeadman007 gukesh is young maybe in 3-4 years he will be at magnus level

[@One_God-x1t]

Gukesh is still young. May be 4-5 years later, he is the new magnus. But offcourse it will harder for him to keep the title than magnus.. given new generation of players looks almost similar or sometimes higher.

[@CoffeeAcorn]

Gukesh is still young, he might not be at peak yet

[@Abhishek-150]

He memorised all the openings, classical games, all the new computer ideas, . He's currently peaking and giving performance of 3000+ . What peak are you still looking for?

[@Justacommentor777]

​@@Abhishek-150 He means that Gukesh will get even more stronger with experience.

[@CoffeeAcorn]

@@Abhishek-150 when google/deepmind pays him to have training games against alphazero

[@121nahibataunga]

just the start ig?

[@BedrockBlocker]

Of course not! Chess players usually peak at age ~27

[@wesleydeng71]

So many wonderful games in one episode!💯

[@FloydMaxwell]

Great coverage. Thank you, Agadmator!

[@FAMFriendsAcrossMap]

Guki farming at 2700+😢

[@Rareme530]

Great players farm 2600s and the best farm 2700s

[@lemarkexyz2931]

Something that magnus does and what prime fabiano used to do

[@adarshs1671]

He farmed the Candidates, the toughest tournament in chess 💀😂

[@rahulgamer4574]

​@Rareme530 idk why but the word great sounds better than best

[@vedantyelmalle2439]

Finally! Gukesh is back on Agad’s channel

[@ExMuslimKerala_India]

Gukesh will be a toughest opponent for Ding.

[@troytheriot8679]

He has been playing GREAT chess for over 2 years

[@cjcarrizo42]

Ding will never recover after his match with Gukesh

[@ajaymallah532]

Wow was awaiting for this game ❤❤❤

[@daviddurbin7682]

Gukesh crushing everyone

[@tom7]

Loved the lightning round!

[@Amer1kop]

The man’s a menace!!! (Other chess streamers tryna upload first)

[@fierykaku]

there is also a mate by underpromoting to knight in Arjun's game which i am surprised agad didn't show

[@artistejiro]

I always enjoy this part of the recaps : "...and on move {number}, {player} resigned, as there's nothing more to be done "😂😂

[@agnivaroy3445]

Agad with lighting fast recaps

[@dark_magician_sdy]

Thank you for the amazing content.

[@Anshuranjan]

Can someone tell me why there is a dog on the bottom left? Is his dog okay?

[@jamescaserta6265]

I like Parham's crazy style.

[@netheshramroop3281]

Why the different interface for the second game? Did I miss a video where this was explained? 🤔

[@johnduncan5117]

It's exciting to see Arjun, Gukesh, Nordirbek and Alireza playing such great chess at the moment, with the old guard still at an incredible level. Of course Magnus remains comfortably seated on his throne, but there are plenty of young tyros hovering there waiting to take his place !

[@anandp7482]

I know pragg is not in good form, but he’s there on that list too imo. Next candidates will be interesting

[@ant7936]

Show us a game from Scotland's team on the lower boards - Keti Arakhamia Grant plays consistently well. She was Scottish Open champion and also played Smylov many years ago.

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Wow definitely one of Gukesh’s better games although Parham missing a move helped Gukesh’s cause still it was a great calculating game by Gukesh

[@gredangeo]

Why the different board? Was that brought up at some point in a video?

[@azharzaman]

I like the thinking of attaching nation's flag with player❤

[@vipulgajipara]

09:40, Gukesh is playing at a rating performance of 3085 and that is out of this world..!!😊😊

[@psr4550]

The glash of chess uploads😂😂😂😂

[@MeannMugginn]

Gukesh is on a mission He’s going to take of business in November

[@Gokulaz]

loved it man

[@sniffableandirresistble]

Read his recommendations "Practical Chess Beauty" and "Under the Surface" chess tingles both the highest forms of risk and of logic. "Chess is" it doesn't speak for itself it just is ❤ maybe Hans Gruber Neimam hasn't watched Die Hard 27 times yet. 😉

[@dev1lz0wn48]

It's nice to see so many interesting games in one KZbin posts...but I really appreciate a one game per post as I feel it was a more solemn way to watch your analysis @agadmator 😊😊

[@CitoyenDuMondeSocrates]

پرهام‌‌جان بهت افتخار می‌کنم. ایشالا دمت همیشه گرم و پرچمت همیشه بالا باشه برادر هموطنم.❤️

[@iamsujanrai]

Can you use eval bar as well in video

[@brylevelarde8226]

Excellent coverage!

[@hari7368]

levon's game sounds pure harmony to me

[@aries2764]

I really, really like Ding and have been rooting for him since day 1, but damn... Gukesh's form sure is looking formidable lately

[@zerozero-kj4dr]

+20 is insane

[@dandecastro51]

Three full rounds left... yet, rd nine india v uzb is likely already gold medal match. Esp obv if India wins.

[@sinasohrabi9509]

You pronounce persian names so good

[@Enesdemrts]

Can you share onenof ediz guler's game? He did 7.5/8

[@Jonathan-b4x]

Both the games just wow, yes of course Arjuna opponent wasn't as strong but just . gosh. It was savage

[@CharlesOffdensen]

Gukesh vs Magnus will be the Future vs the Former world champion.

[@kamogeloalbert1511]

its the best because you survive for an extra move😂

[@programmingwithprof.kapilb3812]

Legendary gukesh hats off❤

[@emmaell123]

When is india vs norway

[@granota-81]

Because Agad lives in his own time zone.

[@daviddurbin7682]

Liem is so cool even if he lost

[@parsafakhar]

RIP Ding

[@anthonysellers6455]

3085 is crazy. Fabi’s 3103 is even more crazy

[@malsawmzela609]

What about my 3500?

[@rahulgamer4574]

Nah bro fabi's performance rating currently is 2785

[@prateekc7804]

​@@rahulgamer4574its back in 2013

[@anthonysellers6455]

@@prateekc7804 2014. Big kudos to Gukesh, though, he has a record performance at an Olympiad

[@chesswith_luthomfazwe]

the rating system is unfair for top rated players. if a 2800 player is in a tournament of 2500s - 2700s, surely , considering performance, there should be ways to reward the 2800 for impressive play. else the only way to reach 2900 would be (1) wait until there are enough players who crack the 2800 level that you can verse or (2) win every game you play against lower rated players. either way, the system doesn't really work out well.

[@fabiananicker3811]

Arjun could have checkmated directly with an underpromotion to a knight I think - shame that this did not happen on the board.

[@onenewworldmonkey]

Why not play queen to e2? It would be a knight and rook again a rook and 2 connected passed pawns.

[@risingsun9064]

Arjun's queen sac was also lit!

[@RorisangMosaka]

The legend world number 17

[@ubertoaster99]

The later games are a good test of showing the eval bar. I don't like it. Knowing immediately if a move is good or bad by the way the bar reacts is unsatisfying, you stop thinking about the position. Definitely a good choice to not have it in your normal setup.

[@faznaz7455]

“You stop thinking about the position” - That’s a limitation for you specifically and it is not a good mindset to have. If you want to improve your chess level, you always have to ask yourself “why?” as in why a move is good or bad, then as an exercise, challenge yourself to find the idea or move. This point becomes irrelevant if you simply want to watch chess for solely entertainment

[@UnknownUser-j3n]

​@@faznaz7455but having the bar tell us whether its good or bad in advance limits our options of evaluating the "why".

[@malsawmzela609]

​@@UnknownUser-j3n that literally doesn't make any sense. Without eval bar, you need to guess if your move was even good or bad. And if the next opponent's move didn't take advantage of your bad move, then you wouldn't even know the bad move you played before. With eval bar, you instantly know that you made a bad move. And when the opponent fails to take advantage of it, the eval bar rises back up again. It is way easier, saves time and prevents you from missing lines when analysing games with eval bar. For entertainment purpose, ofcourse no eval bar is also great, but only because the youtuber is there to explain why some moves are good or bad. I enjoy both.

[@UnknownUser-j3n]

@@malsawmzela609 when you know in advance its a bad move you automatically start looking for the "issues". Hope you see my point

[@malsawmzela609]

@@UnknownUser-j3n yes. That's literally why eval bars are good. You know when you make a mistake and you can study upon it. The only argument against eval bar is that it makes the game less interesting for some people. That's it. Personally. I like them both. Seeing eval bar jump around especially during time scramble is fun.

[@archinsoni1254]

This was a very complicated quick game. I watched it twice.

[@fernandovargasmejia8512]

Missing your videos playing Rapid

[@muditjoshi7960]

Ding BEWARE !

[@DocPrakhar]

Gukesh is eating 2700s for lunch!

[@Jimjammcblamblam]

gukesh is looking very strong going into the wcc ding will have his work cut out for him

[@matthewfairchild3846]

Need that new magnus game ASAP pls🙏🏾

[@1.4142]

new board style

[@queennine]

Gukesh absolutely the next World Champion no question about it. Ding is just such in a bad mental state and it will continue, there's to much pressure!

[@cloudlessbluesky1748]

Kramnik accusing Gukesh of cheating in 3...2...1...

[@neerajnongmaithem392]

Gukesh in tremendous form, he is definitely playing at 2800 level

[@BedrockBlocker]

The true infuence of Anand on the chess world becomes apparent now. India with Erigaisi, Pragg and Gukesh will dominate chess in 5 years, calling it. The golden generation of western players Carlsen, Caruana, Nakamura, Nepo, So, Aronian, MVL will evntually loose their grasp on the chess world.

[@One_God-x1t]

Abhishek Mishra will come from US.

[@lozychess]

World champion Ding Liren isn’t in the classical top 20 list?😔 dayum.

[@goonerboy93]

This might be hyperbole but based on form is Gukesh currently the best classical player at this very moment? If he plays and beats Magnus I think it's a fair shout even if just for a brief moment

[@nikhildawani2913]

He is not,Magnus fabi hikaru are way far better ,and No player in this world can is comparable to magnus

[@goonerboy93]

​@@nikhildawani2913I'm talking about the level he's playing at, at this very moment. Obviously Magnus, Hikaru and Fabi are far more accomplished but if you put them in front of Gukesh today I feel Gukesh would get very good results

[@nikhildawani2913]

@@goonerboy93 Aginst fabi and Hikari prolly yes,but Bro against magnus I would give him around 10 % chance to win and 20 % chance to draw,but It will be tough matchup for sure

[@goonerboy93]

​@@nikhildawani2913 hopefully they play against each other in the Olympiad!

[@jasper5016]

Ding Liren is going to loose so bad in the world chess championship match

[@re_striker3431]

Rule 1 in war is never underestimate ur opponent