What's Wrong With Everyone? || Navara vs Carlsen || Gashimov Memorial (2019)

[@SymphonyOfAThousand]

Danny Rensch's agadmator impression is improving.

[@yasir5422]

ikr his imperssion in this video feels like its the actually agadmator in this video too

[@JB_inks]

Where's the original video of his impression?

[@thienngthe116]

*FINALLY, THE "Hello everyone" HAS RETURNED*

[@MrZukokku]

Dude u weird

[@speedskis777]

that "hello everyone" makes my day every time lmao

[@tomgold5006]

I like that you think I have friends in the bar or library

[@jeremyhulbert3343]

I show my friends chess moves while drinking in the library.

[@anoopsrana]

@@jeremyhulbert3343 😭😂😂

[@07aniketdeysarkar26]

@@jeremyhulbert3343 😂😂

[@jagmohansingh2060]

@@jeremyhulbert3343 so you showed the chess moves at the bar AND library.

[@Lucasbarbieri90]

Why are rook lifts always nice for Agadmator? "A very nice rook lift"

[@mikechambers9129]

Lucas Barbieri Rook lifts are nearly always nice.😄

[@siggm8]

I also thought about this. Should switch up a bit. Many other positive words to describe a "nice" rook lift :-)

[@lothor69]

Because you usually want them controlling open files because of their reach. So when you place them Infront of a lot of pawns and pieces it looks odd "Unless it's not"

[@iski4317]

Because it‘s an excellent move to make

[@joeb4142]

You could have a rook lift which ends up in mate for the lifter, lose material, enter into a strategically unsound position... a nice rook lift improves your position.

[@brownFox420]

I would be great if you mention how much time the player spent on a move,like for example Navara spent 40min on Ra3

[@theoofsweden]

he usually does that most of the time

[@benny3299]

Did u mean rA9!

[@ericsbuds]

he brings that up sometimes. im not even sure if normal transcriptions of games show the times involved between moves.

[@aidankiely8447]

David Navara, my favourite player. A true gent. Delighted to see one of his games 😊

[@amarkhatry9568]

I always read the description to see that I'm an excellent subscriber.

[@martinfrelih1656]

16:24 And now the white king will not go into the corner ... But white will just go to the corner :D

[@goodenzoc1842]

At 15:05 I think an easier way to win for Black would be 1... Qh3 and there is nothing White can do to stop Qc8 blockading the pawn. Of course the method shown in the video is also very nice but in an endgame where you may likely be low on time Qh3 may be the more practical option. Great video!! :)

[@faznaz7455]

Agreed, that was my intuition.

[@werners5191]

An excellent game, and thank you for the instructional segment at the end. Instructional segments add value!

[@alexandruepuran]

Finally a digestible “simple” classic endgame... and a very nice one if I may. Thanks, Antonio! (BTW Chigorin’s pensee is.... puahahahaha) Oh, and please show us Medo’s mug every once in a while, PLEASE ....

[@TymexComputing]

"You can show it [ the ending ] to your friends... in bar or in a library" - the chess opportunities show that we should create more chess clubs :)

[@ericsbuds]

lately I have been going to sleep watching one of your vids and leaving auto play on, and every time I wake up in the morning, the video is one of Magnus talking about a chess game. its so strange but it works!

[@kapteinrdskjegg5285]

Tusen takk , dette et meget underholdende og lærerikt. Love from Norway

[@quaereverum3871]

Was eager for you to upload this, and I'm really glad I didn't have to wait long. Thanks.

[@florianrother678]

The game just finished. How are you so fast?

[@sylicone6952]

He's agadmator m8

[@anderpanders6210]

He has insider information of the moves they are going to play

[@royjonesrampage6684]

he was prob making the video while game was still beign played.

[@UtzChips2009]

Answer: 987 daily videos = a helluva' lot of practice! I can't wait for what Antonio Radic has in store for us for his 1000th video!

[@adiadiadi333]

Stock fish is very fast.

[@ishankakodkar5545]

Anand vs Mamedyarov was a wild one today!!

[@hsuldrador8744]

Man I love this channel. Watched so many of these videos recently. Keep it up!

[@Wladislav]

Thank you for explaining the possible moves and why they are good/bad so eloquently.

[@stateofdecay2210]

it was a great game , yeah , but i wanna say thank you :) and an extra thank you for a lot of variations you did on this game, it was excellent like always. you are just great, it is really good when you come home after a long day and watch something really great and enjoyable. thanks man :)) keep it up the good work, you are gonna smash the 400k very soon :P

[@raphaelschostok9467]

i was convinced the title would sound something like "back to 2850?!"

[@raulr9386]

Once again thanks for showing why did he resign in the end.

[@majeedahmed470]

You are a very good teacher i love that you simply it for the beginners like me so thank u and keep up the good work

[@SK18459]

"If it works, it works" - Agadmator, 2019

[@topalov96]

This is how the world champion destroys the opponents who tries to play against his preparation!

[@wsemenske]

Wow! when you hit the subscribe button and hit the notification bell, instead of a normal bell it plays "you are a wonderful subscriber" in agadmator's voice!

[@ss8101989]

Thank you for explaining the drawable king & pawn vs queen endgame. I usually just resign before that, now I will resign if I can't get to the corner :) I hope everyone has an excellent day!

[@oliverangermuller9827]

Great game by Carlsen. It always looks so easy when he´s playing such positions. I´m sure many other players would not have been able to win this game.

[@tatetadeng9616]

Oliver Angermüller yes many draw lines.

[@cae9838]

I'm pretty sure Anand and Navara were just doing their part on April Fools.

[@johngrey5806]

Near my university there was a bar called "The Library". That way you could tell your mom that you're going to The Library. I wish I had known of the stale mate combinations with the A, C, F and H pawns to show my friends in the bar/library.

[@ygorquerino7817]

'both kings are quite naked here' got me a good laugh

[@Zain.A09]

After watching more than 50 videos of your wonderful analysis I'd to thank you for you splendid efforts, even though I'm still a beginner player and so I'm learning a lot form you to improve myself.

[@dodekaedius]

Try some videos from Jerry, his channel is called chessnetwork

[@briankauffman1495]

You can show your friends in the bar or in the library. You're killing me😂😂😂

[@mygg2963]

4:09 You have the best justifications of Magnus moves. x)

[@ParleLeVu]

It's the first time I have successfully solved one of your puzzles, Agad, I'm so proud of myself! :D

[@Christian-jf5ys]

Love your videos agadmator! I just have one small suggestion, what about showing the difference in pieces during the game? Lichess uses a very nice and simple system for that, it really gives a good overview of the game!

[@YoavMilikow]

Really instructive analysis!

[@mrmarkstv6585]

Carlsen is a BEAST!

[@shilpimitra5342]

He is the Mozart of Chess

[@richardfeynman5560]

A beautiful game and a perfect endgame study!

[@josephcallahan1664]

The game looked close at the end, but if you watch the entirety of it, Carlsen was always in control.

[@mohitshirode9902]

Loved the dark navy blue T-shirt of yours. Too good !!😍😍

[@shashankvashishtha836]

I don't think you take sip of "water". Its something else!!! 🤔🤔

[@iainmcdonagh6963]

Magnus is awesome commentary is absolutely fantastic and all the different variations

[@jackiesingleton2351]

Carlsen's end-game skill is very impressive! He seems to play out what appear to be drawn, or even lost, positions and convert them into a win far more often than anyone has any business being able to win. And he does it against some of the strongest players in the world. THNX 4 another great analysis of another interesting game. Good bye everyone! P

[@michaelsherwin4449]

When the star of the channel is having the day off you should put a monitor on the couch playing a video of him!😜

[@eduardovasquez2689]

I haven't been watching Agad for a while. I have to check this one out though. The title is great.

[@YoavMilikow]

I clicked this as soon as I got a notification :)

[@henrymick9648]

1am in Laos, thank you for your lightning speed commentary!

[@eiriksimensen737]

Two and a half men lookalike? Is Charlie Sheen and Jon Cryer Playing chess? Anyway, great channel

[@samraatsood1159]

Dude can't u show the caplabanca saga along with one or two videos from the recent tournaments...coz I found caplabanca saga quite engrossing

[@somethigsplayer6787]

I find at least all moves that agadmator asks❤❤

[@Obi_Gorn]

Love ur vids, they are fun to listen to and help my games out significantly. Only chess channel I watch other than you is Coffee Chess

[@huntingteemo83]

6:31 noone talking about that 'fart' ?? :D cracked me up

[@fatfighterxDDD]

amazing one!

[@aruncapalepa692]

As usual, a nice video!! Kind of sharp line,, but very little poison position in the game.

[@luminica_]

Pretty sure Navara didn't play Kd4, that it was the director settimg the kings on the black squares signifying black won.

[@almostgoodcontent]

Yeah I was also thinking that was what waarmee happenend

[@amangoel1575]

When will I get to see Capablanca in 60 fps?

[@michaeljanapin9528]

15:25, Danny Rensch would have played that Ke7 move.😂

[@iski4317]

This isn‘t the agadmator I remember

[@elibaum5489]

Would you be able to post links to the pgn file of the game that you analyze in the description? #suggestion

[@BrokenG-String]

"I don't even know what to do here, are you kidding me"

[@Floki_the_Boatbuilder]

16:36 ofcourse Black has still Options, simply check on c6 and if King goes to a7 you either capture the pawn with check or if King goes b8 again you simply pin the pawn from d6 again

[@crackstagebuch1779]

after Kb8 Qd6 you simply play Ka8 and the pawn can again not be captured

[@th3m4dj4ck]

Is it just me, or is Carlsen looking more and more like a Bond villain as the years go by?

[@DevanshGuptaChess]

My mum hears hello everyone and knows im gonna be magnus carlsen

[@stanaklol]

Finally! Another Magnus game :)

[@thesecretguy2197]

I like how in both games Carlsen won by basically one move. With Anand it was the pin on the bishop and here he needed the check otherwise it's a draw. Yes he didn't NEED to do this but I agree. It's poetic.

[@vladavasiljev]

To be the best in the world in anything is such accomplishment in life. Seeing Agadmator's effort, dedication and above all love for chess, from his humble begginings to today's definitely the best chess channel in the world, I feel very happy that he managed to achieve the ultimate meaning of life - working for money what you will do for free anyway.

[@chessandmathguy]

14:42 you mentioned Navara played Kd4 and then resigned. That's probably not what happened. He simply resigned. The reason why you might get Kd4 on the move list is because after a Black victory they place the kings on d4 and e5. Also, 15:02 after h1Q Kd6 easiest is Qh3 to c8.

[@vikramsrinivasan8176]

After seeing Antonio Agadmator's channel "There is so much to Chess than it meets the eye"

[@MickThal]

I immediately know that it was a joke yesterday, because there was no dog ! Would have been funny, if Danny also had a dog on the couch.

[@drfredostein4410]

I had no idea who David Nevara was before this video. Seems like a relatively good chess player

[@kgx29]

Since it took around 6 hours for Carlsen to beat him, he is obviously quite awesome. But maybe you mean "relatively good" among those 2700 guys. :D

[@drfredostein4410]

By relatively I meant to the field, GM’s and such

[@mikechambers9129]

#suggestion. Will you covering Anand v Mamadrayov?

[@Triggered_Carefree]

"Hello Everyone" -Agadmator

[@Space-lb7be]

Never play sveshnikov against carlsen

[@bogumi7797]

perhaps it's some kind of strategy to beat Carlsen: seein' that Fabiano was able to draw most of the games, maybe strategy is: "play what Fabiano played with additional improvment". :D

[@InfiniteUniverse88]

I didn't find Rxd5, but thought the pin looked strong. Does that count as solving the puzzle? If I had actually played the move, I would have found the correct continuation.

[@seawolf9693]

As always good video 👌👌

[@klausdiekmann7370]

Show ding liren vs alex grishchuck from round two. That was the most exiting game so far

[@justinbrereton1507]

After 59 ... h1= Q+ 60. Kd6 Carlsen can just play 60 ... Qh3, guarding the queening square, followed by 61 ... Qc8, blockading the pawn. This is the easiest way to win Q v pawn, but the mating net method is also instructive.

[@isaacm2332]

Chess noob here so maybe I'm wrong,but at 9:56 couldn't black threaten mate with R2f3? If white were to promote the pawn with c8=Q then R8f4 would be checkmate... After 1 ...R2f3, 2. Rxf8 Rxf8 seems forced. Or am I missing something?

[@Subswithnovids-io1bs]

Came just to hear "Hello Everyone"

[@stduserid]

FYI: Both players agreed that Re3 (David) was a blunder

[@kgx29]

yes! Ra3 was quite clever (according to engine), but then Re3 a bad follow up.

[@UtzChips2009]

I think it's time for the fans to campaign for Antonio to enter a few big tournaments & get his fide rating up above 2000 where it belongs! Can I get a thumbs up?! Antonio Radic 1 Vishy Anand 0 = a helluva' lot of points! :) With Antonio having covered 42 of Vishy's games, I put his chances at 50/50. Because, with Antonio's fide rating being 1898, he has absolutely nothing to lose [other than making a amateur's blunder] and will have no pressure on him until he gets a winning advantage & has to make sure he doesn't spoil it. I would be willing to go a few weeks without a video from Antonio so he can test his mettle vs the Big Boys! ..... I've got 987 videos to review while he's competing.

[@Namelessuser501]

6:45 „Rook“ to e6, Bishop to e6👍

[@einked9692]

New to chess. Just want to know 9:18. What would happen if rook to f5?

[@saumykapri9764]

Agatmator is fast as hell

[@Lens98052]

This is crazy risky. Carlson was playing in a match which means he will play weaker OK lines early in the match to stretch his opponent and then deviate as the match progresses, playing stronger lines in the later games. This way he milks the most out of his deep preparation which will be at the level of computer assisted postal chess by a world champion. It is why I think Kasparov's assessment of Fischer in his books was inaccurate, because Fischer did the same thing with an opening variation to combat the Russian preparation machine. Now 2 players have tried to capitalize off this, which is great because we get to see the depth and breadth of Carlson's preparation.

[@andrekleiven2707]

Carlsen! - With an E!! Otherwise nice content😉

[@dalsenov]

In the end,instead of ...Qb7,there was a more direct win with ...Qh3 and Qc8 next move aand queen blocks the white pawn.

[@wildexperiense]

Saw the knight on c4 Carlsen in the video, thoughtbwas the game with 2 knights check mate withe that queen sacrifice, disappointed...

[@Celestiallava]

At 8:14 it wouldnt be check the bishop is a light squarw not a darksquare

[@TheProdef]

Carlsen mentioned in the Press Conference that he considered Re3 a blunder

[@CaradhrasAiguo49]

14:52 Navara also had only 3 seconds for 2 moves before reaching the second time control, and the increment is only incorporated from move 61: chess24.com/en/watch/live-tournaments/shamkir-chess-gashimov-memorial-2019/3/1/3

[@eyalitmanager]

First or last? Anyway sure this video will be more than great

[@TSgitaar]

Carlsen is just too good. Very good game by Navara, but there is just nothing you can do against Carlsen in this opening. I think its a questionable decision to play this against Carlsen, because he most likely knows everything about this opening.

[@AnandSivaram22]

Antonio.. Navara didn't play kd4 and resign.. That doesn't make any sense.. If one were to resign he would play kd6 and resign.. I think this is a case of Navara resigning after h2 from carlsen and the arbiters put the kings on black squares in the centre indicating black won.. And the stupid computer registered it as kd4

[@mahdivaliyev5483]

Please make the sound a bit louder

[@americalost5100]

That title...

[@sayan64]

What's fps joke.? I don't get it. Plz tell

[@jorgeeduardodussanvillanue46]

Fantastic endgame.

[@davidburkhardt9390]

At 8.50. Why doesn't white push the pawn to f6 ? If black captures you win back the exchange for a pawn.......