A Crazy, Poisonous Game by Tis The Wiz - What Sorcery is This??? #6

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Jonathan David Tisdall vs Graham Lee
London (1981)
Sicilian Defense: Pin. Koch Variation (B40)
1. d4 e6 2. e4 c5 3. Nf3 cd4 4. Nd4 Nf6 5. Nc3 Bb4 6. e5 Ne4 7. Qg4 Nc3 8. Qg7 Rf8 9. a3 Nb5 10. ab4 Nd4 11. Bd3 Qb6 12. Bg5 Nf5 13. Bf5 ef5 14. O-O-O Qg6 15. e6 d5 16. Rd5 Nc6 17. e7 Ne7 18. Rd8
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[@gonzalo4658]

All these crazy miniature genius games have something in common: there’s a very advanced pawn.

[@jeffreycanfield1939]

I was so happy when I found the move, soooo satisfying

[@tijmenstorm6921]

MistaTwoJeffreyTwenty Yaay me too!! For once i saw e6 and all the possible lines

[@sheamalvasio2832]

Such a beautiful game played here. Definitely stands out on its own

[@harrisonwalker8752]

Hey Agadmator would you consider making videos teaching some openings and tactics you enjoy?

[@topitak5310]

Hear, hear

[@agadmator]

Probably. What did you have in mind? Tricks in the openings? General ideas? Systems?

[@jeffreycanfield1939]

I think general ideas for openings would be really cool. For instance, I'm somewhat familiar with the main lines of the English opening, but what happens when the opponent plays something I haven't seen before, then what should my main idea be? Stuff like that would be awesome

[@shawnr579]

agadmator's Chess Channel Why not all of them?

[@bane1607]

the english

[@MaxWre]

I really like when you show details through different variations. Thanks for the great content.

[@raitkuusksalu8241]

Hello again, agadmator, I'd love for you to do an episode on the chess game from the TV series, The Mentalist. The game is played between Patrick Jane and Tolman bunting. They only play the game in their heads and I'd love to see your insight into the game and their comments about it. Love this channel man!

[@roryjharan]

Incredible game... this is one to watch again and again.

[@roadpvp9640]

Agadmator, I always like the video before I even see it, these are great!

[@teemusa5846]

2:17 Black already invites sorcery on the first move by playing horror-wiz defence

[@khadaressa1547]

😂😂😂

[@dumpnchase]

#suggestion Gufeld vs Kavalek 1962 Thanks for all your videos. Great stuff

[@MrSupernova111]

I really liked this game. Very interesting response from white to black's Bb4.

[@nic-rm5nr]

Waaaw.... great game...👍👍👍...love ur sorcery series

[@brettpoole7888]

Tis went full savage like his life was on the line in this game ... someone had to tell this man to calm down after that.

[@gunjanshellar1987]

Hey agadmator as per today its tal’s birthday, so i wrote a short poem hope u like it: Tal Oh Tal Oh Great Mikhail Tal You are the Greatest of which I recall; Many have a fortune hidden in a shoe, yet you are the favourite of fortune too. Gambit, Sac, attack you play, even with the cronic over the Day, you are my magician and of riza too, over an ‘ELO’ of 2702; Sacrifice you make over the hippo to, finally winning the day which you always do. Tenth they say but you are the first, with you unrepetable style and creative burst; Far in mosow,but close to my heart you lie, we never stood a chance to say goodbye; Greatest Nobel Winter king of all, Tal Oh Tal Oh great Mikhail Tal. #Tal

[@locutusdborg126]

Nice poem.

[@pomstarSF]

That's a nice poem!

[@ElzChess]

Wow, who would've thought there are poems about chess players :). Good one.

[@larissastevenson3720]

beautiful!!!! best comment of them all!!!

[@LJLMETAL]

Great game! Fun to watch

[@avinashnayak7398]

This was a very thrilling attack.

[@hristijanspirkoski9291]

5:19 What a beautiful move... The "e" paw is attacked by 3 pieces but black can't grab it..

[@UncleDansVintageVinyl]

Gorgeous! Such a fun game!

[@markkinnard796]

Excellent!

[@jacklewarrior]

I know it's a really little detail but I really enjoyed the line that you put at 5:42 for the bishop. Great video yet again!

[@NoahC-]

This is a beauty for sure

[@SB-bg4to]

Love your channel! You do such an amazing job with the breakdown of multiple lines - literally watch every day. Do you happen to know of the game where one pawn is relentlessly pressed down the side of the board? It’s not the classic “When Pawns Attack” game. I saw it on the website Greatest Chess Games - the player keeps pushing his pawn down the edge of the board, sacrificing I believe both a knight and a rook, and winning with promotion. It was surreal - I figured if anyone would know, you might. Keep up the incredible work

[@AntiPeach]

No this is some good poison. Really awesome moves to get to see play out.

[@rachidtouaoula1234]

#suggestion Barcza vs Tal in 1971

[@rachidtouaoula1234]

Trust me it's the best Tal game and a real Sorcery :p

[@jeffreycanfield1939]

Upvoted

[@rossgeller422]

rachid touaoula uploaded recently by mato

[@rachidtouaoula1234]

I know I suggested it :) but agadmator and mato have different style of analysis it'll be interesting to see agadmator point of view

[@Hornbaek]

@agadmator Thank you for some really nice videos. You are doing a great job! :D How about analyzing the "Magnus Carlsen vs. Laurent Fressinet: "Too weak, too slow!"" game? I havent seen anyone on youtube showing this game. It could be quite fun. :) #Suggestion

[@GoldenB101]

good one

[@electrowizard9279]

I'd like to hear the complete version of the story you mentioned in the starts

[@h0wnr681]

I read a similar scheme in a novel. I believe the idea is to use different color pieces and play one grandmasters moves against the other. You're supposed to make a bet or something though, not sure how this would work when you're just offering them money.

[@alirezashl978]

Damn... why can't I win like this for once?

[@anuskasrsen2753]

bakini kolači

[@SmilingIbis]

What are your odds of playing Graham Lee?

[@Gr8Believer]

Excellent title for this masterpiece

[@xaelee]

my favourite line "this is checkmate"

[@asrini4u]

Wonderful game

[@FaustRaincel]

Great videos! It's actually Derren Brown, and he explains how he did it beat the chess players with is "sh*t" chess

[@maxnullifidian]

I used to play shoge, but it's too hard to find other players, so I haven't played in many years. It's a good game, though, and as much fun as chess.

[@maceroni4390]

Antonio's brother in law's chess channel is pretty great too

[@0wenfox]

Cool game!

[@Robi2009]

Opera House checkmate is imho one of most beautiful mating patterns

[@TheBengal_Tiger]

@4.32 H6 by Bishop would have been game over

[@manuelodabashian]

Great player

[@kevinsandow5354]

Hey man, greetings from Argentina, love your channel. I've seen all your videos and I appreciate the quality and amount of content you put out every day. I was wondering what does "agadmator" stands for, after all this time I realized I still don't know what it means. Keep it up!

[@vedanshvedansh844]

Tis The Wiz must be accused of sorcery and be hanged right away ..

[@joaopaulodecarvalhoaraujo7094]

#suggestion King Walk - Robert Lasker vs George Alan Thomas

[@rossgeller422]

#suggestion roman toran alberto vs tal in this game tal sacrifies his queen to escape draw by repetition and to explore his chance (even with 1%) to win the game

[@jamesknapp64]

That truely was some sorcery right there

[@mohammadshabih5293]

that was crazy

[@akmd114379]

Moral of the story, castle as soon as possible.

[@shadowphoenix8962]

Love to see magic!

[@ebwholesaler]

- " I resign × 1,000,000 !!! " (poisoned player intoxicated & loosing badly)

[@martondoboroczky6958]

Ey smart guys! 6:14 Agad says that here capturing on f7 wins, because after that, comes rook to e1 check. But what if then, black blocks with bishop on e6? What am I missing? D8 is guarded, the bishop blocking is guarded by the queen, the queen does not hang because of the H pawn. Couldn't it be, that white played e7, because it was the only winning move?

[@morapelimokokomali7907]

Agadmator: "As the following continuation is straightforward ". Well I don't see such, no wonder I'm rated below 1600

[@harsh3608]

Hey can you link the story of Capablanca and Lasker vs the Millionaire ...I couldn't find the story anywhere

[@KevinMQChess]

Hello everyone (... agadmator's voice) I just wanna say Im addicted to MatoJelic and Agadmator's chess vids...

[@vandansawai2380]

@/suggestion Zigurds Lanka - Alexey Fedorov, Chebanenco Memorial 1998 for sorcery series

[@srinivasashankar8513]

What a game

[@AlanIanke]

#suggestion The Brazilian Immortal, won by Canas Vieira, 1900, Rio de Janeiro, Evans Gambit.

[@chengzhou8711]

WHAT A GAME

[@140TrillionSuns]

#suggestion : Magnus Carlsen vs Levon Aronian Sinquefield Cup (2013), Saint Louis, MO USA, rd 6, Sep-15 Spanish Game: Closed Variations · 1-0

[@Gr8Believer]

Can you please make a video explaining the 'master' and grand master path in chess?

[@shubhamraunak]

I would like to learn some opening with black please make some videos on black openings.

[@user-ky1sk7kr6t]

Way cool.

[@thomashead-rapson811]

Hi, Antonio, all. After Black Knt to f5, at 4:45, how about Q to f6 threatening mate on e7, This pins the knight on f5, so Pg4 would win it. If black plays Knt to c6, then Pb5, and both knights are potentially vulnerable, and white still has the threat of mate on e7. Black's queen can't help as the black squares c5 and d6 are covered, and Qd8 is mate anyway if black's queen moves off that diagonal, so Qxb4 doesn't save black.

[@adrianjamesgamboa5236]

If Qf6, black's left knight can do some tricks 1. Qf6, Nc6 2. b5, Ne7 3. If either Bxf5 or g4, Nd5 will kick off the white queen, gives black tempo to recapture f5 or move knight from f5 while removing checkmate threat

[@medexamtoolsdotcom]

0:27 "His fudder was Irish and his mudder was Japanese". In soviet Russia they do not have fathers and mothers, they have fudders and mudders.

[@huytoquang4476]

What if Mr.Lee played Pawn f6? Were it going to be a disaster for Tis? I think yes.

[@zanderary]

At4:41 in the vid, how come B-h6 is not the best for White?

[@armaanmalhotra9042]

🔥🔥🔥

[@owennutter3802]

I was coached by Graham lee

[@kasurusak5168]

#suggestion: please teach us what do we have to have in our mind to play like this? what kind of preparation that we have to do? i am a low rated player, i learn chess like crazy, but i can never give a pawn for free just for a positional advantage, because if i miscalculate, i will be lose. actually i will sac anything to win the game, but is very difficult to "see" the way to that winning pattern. but this GM even sac a queen, and still win!!! i wish i can play like that too. please change my stupid mind. i want to become a stronger player. thank you agad ^_^

[@senvilla3302]

Is the name really Richaed? Or a typo for Richard?

[@AtomsCreated]

Do you have any recommended chess books for a 1300 rated player?

[@jeeperspeepers8323]

Suicide in 10 Easy Lessons. No, just kidding. Really, just kidding.

[@morallygray6527]

AtomsCreated The art of attack in chess by Vladimir vukovic

[@michaelemerson1949]

Wow

[@askbob2009]

yes

[@kasurusak5168]

i dont know what to find to winning the chess game. i can see almost 40-60% of my opponent threat and how to prevent them, but i dont know how to create/prepare my own threat. i never win a game like this GM, not even 1%. please tell me what concrete thing that i have to do to improve my ratings. thanks agad

[@FilipSandecomposer]

Why did not white play Bch6 around 04:34!!!????

[@lucasmateo2581]

Vid starts at 2:14

[@pareshgujarati9392]

What does the phrase mean in the video- chess is 99% tactic

[@drawsgaming7094]

Could you put up a new Tal video?

[@luisfilipedesouzagomes9545]

#suggestion Karpov vs Kasparov, Linares 1993.

[@alexanderfortier5488]

Luís Filipe de Souza Gomes, I believe he's already shown this game.

[@luisfilipedesouzagomes9545]

Lord Strongpike the one where Karpov's pieces are squished to his back rank? He showed the Linares 1994 clash, but in 1993 Kasparov won with black pieces, actually on time, but the position was lost for Karpov.

[@MohamedAtef-mw9uz]

What happens if After a3 bishop goes to a5?

[@Xrexy555X]

After Knight e7, why not B.e7?

[@archismanadhikary1548]

who won the match between u and ur bil?

[@JR-zc5pz]

good video, but you wrote Richard wrong

[@Sk8Fam]

i try these tactics and get fucked up every time lmao

[@AnimationArtist]

Any game if you have uploaded already on World Grand master resigning the game where he could've won. A blunder of win. If not then please upload.

[@goldenrooster7295]

Wow 9 dislikes in 6 months pretty good for a decent channel

[@hydorah]

I found this detail of both schemes. Some details are actually different: en.chessbase.com/post/derren-brown-s-che-trick-once-more-with-feeling

[@noelanto7829]

At 4:41 why not Bh6 instead of g5???

[@verses4745]

Noel Anto I thought the same

[@dmed312]

Qxb4+, safe

[@noelanto7829]

If qb4+ then c3 or Ra4 wins queen...

[@dmed312]

After c3, black plays Qc5 still protecting the rook, and if b4 attacking the queen, black has qxc3+ and he might be better

[@noelanto7829]

After qc5 not b4 but ra5???

[@gonzalo4658]

They’re all 8:21 in duration haha

[@wolfgangwilhelm9699]

Petrosjan was for chess, what's Italy for soccer: don't attac and let your opponent make mistakes...

[@chateaudupapier8144]

so nice Agadmator! There is a game of LINARES 1999, between Viswanathan Anand and Peter Svidler, with a victory with move 31. 0-0 + after that castling Peter Svidler resigned, so nice if we could see your analysis! Link below: www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1010724 "Last But Not Least" (game of the day Feb-15-2015)

[@ritushandwork]

#chess

[@edravago8202]

so he had the same experience as AlphaZero

[@albertapotz1845]

Y cant the f7 pawn capture tbe e6 pawn

[@glorisa999]

Ashalata Nongthombam because Qe7 would be checkmate

[@FireOccator]

Irish-Japanese? How much alcohol does he drink?

[@aniketbramhankar5980]

#askagad who won the game between u and ur brother in law?

[@agadmator]

+Aniket Bramhankar I did, but not because I played better, I just tricked him in the end.

[@aniketbramhankar5980]

agadmator's Chess Channel #suggest If u remember that game could u share it or maybe show it on ur channel

[@junaydparvezjaved6417]

is this bald nakamura?

[@ibgi1995]

Hi, im quite new to chess. But after Lee played Kf5, why didnt Tiasdall play Qf6?. Isnt there some very quick checkmate after that?

[@piyushjadhav1152]

I ve similar game played, if you want to upload i will send

[@newche8772]

#suggestion: Rashid Gibiatovich Nezhmetdinov vs Mikhail Tal USSR Championship (1957) www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1102196

[@alvinruben1213]

pls lesser introduction.. straight to the game.. tnx anyway..

[@kevinsandow5354]

Alvin Ruben shut up. Introductions are what makes this channel great. You get to see the game anyway.