He Was Always a Machine || Ivanchuk vs Kramnik || Dos Hermanas (1996)

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Vasyl Ivanchuk vs Vladimir Kramnik
"Chuck Out" (game of the day Apr-04-2008)
Dos Hermanas (1996), Dos Hermanas ESP, rd 8, May-30
Sicilian Defense: Richter-Rauzer. Neo-Modern Variation Early deviations (B62)
1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. d4 cd4 4. Nd4 Nf6 5. Nc3 d6 6. Bg5 e6 7. Qd2 a6 8. O-O-O h6 9. Be3 Be7 10. f4 Nd4 11. Bd4 b5 12. Qe3 Qc7 13. e5 de5 14. Be5 Ng4 15. Qf3 Ne5 16. Qa8 Nd7 17. g3 Nb6 18. Qf3 Bb7 19. Ne4 f5 20. Qh5 Kf8 21. Nf2 Bf6 22. Bd3 Na4 23. Rhe1 Bb2 24. Kb1 Bd5 25. Bb5 Ba2 26. Ka2 ab5 27. Kb1 Qa5 28. Nd3 Ba3 29. Ka2 Nc3 30. Kb3 Nd5 31. Ka2 Bb4 32. Kb1 Bc3
The 8th Annual Dos Hermanas Chess Tournament held from May 20th to June 2nd, 1996 was a category XIX event. Ten of the world's best players, including the World Champion, competed in a round robin format. The participants were (in order of ELO): Garry Kasparov (2775), Vladimir Kramnik (2775), Vassily Ivanchuk (2735), Gata Kamsky (2735), Vishwanathan Anand (2725), Veselin Topalov (2700), Boris Gelfand (2700), Alexei Shirov (2690), Judit Polgar (2675), and local Spanish favorite Miguel Illescas-Cordoba (2635). Kramnik and Topalov took first as co-champions, each with 6/9, edging out Kasparov and Anand by half a point.
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[@davidmitchell3881]

Play the opening like a machine. Play the middle game like a machine. Play the ending like a machine. Stockfish

[@acharyajoydeep]

😂

[@brac150]

With that hairstyle from a tumbnail you always win!

[@fabianhauser708]

What a wild game! Beautiful! Thank you 👏

[@brukujinbrokujin7802]

Whenever kramnik stream, my sale of statistic books went up

[@ugfugf5080]

Really impressive game, looking forward to you analazing some more games from that tournament, games seemed really different back then, and for someone like me who doesn't know much about the chess of the older days, it's always a treat to see these. Also i had never realised before this just how Kramnik and Ivanchuk were!

[@ram9ajju]

"self proclaimed hero against cheating in chess" sums up everything in a sentence.

[@dimazaitsev1960]

I beg you to contact the guys who made funny agadmator compilations to make another episode. These small laughs (like that when you changed the letter on the robot) is pure gems 🔥

[@SarveshParakh]

Woah the table at the end. All legends 🎉🎉🎉

[@brianduncan5758]

Thank you!

[@michaelbrowder1759]

What an incredible game. Thank you.

[@ashishtahelyani3135]

Why can't i find the 1st link in the description? Was looking forward to Kramnik Vs Kasparov

[@agadmator]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKSYpqWZoMqhq8k

[@arunasishsom9190]

This is the game which provided me interest in chess in my childhood. After watching this, I was so amazed that I started to play and follow chess more.

[@gimnasticar]

#suggestion I know Albin Planinc was already mentioned but there are 2 great games from him. Bogdanović vs Planinc (1965) where he also showed that the knights can be tricky bastards, or Planinc vs Najdorf (1973) where he won in 20 moves P.s. love your work. Nastavi s dobrim radom. Pozdrav iz Slovenije

[@Sevenigma777]

Get ready to get a defamation lawsuit in the mail from Kramnik for calling him "retired" lol

[@hughtube5154]

"Physical, or mental?"

[@rickharold7884]

Wow. That was an awesome game w great solving stops. Fun old game. Love it

[@gigas81]

Bro did you all see that tournament list at the end???!!! EVERYONE of those players are Chess Beasts! That Dos Hermanas Tournament should've been renamed to *Valley of the Hyenas Tournament* >:)

[@darking-rayleigh]

Ivanchuk is literally the kryptonite of all the World Champions he played against.

[@hp7639]

The last line on quote in modern days can be like Magnus or Stock fish 😅

[@iamtheiconoclast3]

I won't give an opinion on the cheating debate, but I will say that Kramnik's hair in this thumbnail is... interesting.

[@ashishchitravanshi9550]

Awesome game between 2 legends.

[@sagesarabia5053]

Can’t believe you’re still making videos.

[@anirbanbhattacharya3395]

Hi when you do something under your table and say sorry about that .. what do you fix as it happens quite often in your videos

[@decreasing_entropy3003]

I solved 0/4 pause the video moments. You're welcome.

[@h0wnr681]

These were really difficult today, c3 is just not something you think of when you're being smothered in attack

[@davidanderson_surrey_bc]

#suggestion The quote above the board should be attributed to Rudolf Spielmann.

[@mognuscarlson5393]

The quote above was said by Rudolf Spielmann; not Capablanca.

[@Nickunparalleled]

That is some Sweet Lettuce ❤

[@robelengida6211]

Holy hell, a Chucky game. You are spoiling us. Thanks so much

[@dexio8601]

#suggestion Kasparov vs Kramnik 1994 "Vlad the Impaled" Incredible game...h5!!!

[@magnusclaesson5843]

#suggestion Judit Polgar Garry Kasparov Moscow 2002

[@dejsub117]

omg we finally got a "sorry about that" i was starting to worry havent seen one in ages haahahah

[@Javidfarali1980]

"I'm sure some of you already commented on that, but you know, what are you going to do?" 😂😂😂

[@Faustfenix]

I saw that Van Foreest his grandfather also played chess. Do we have games from him? #suggestion

[@a.m.armstrong8354]

"...Something to tell your grandchildren about!" Had to wait five seconds but it's there!

[@egads3696]

Its been years since i started watching Agad, but i still dont know what hes talking about when he says "sorry about that" and reaches under his desk.what is that about again?

[@LukeLongboneOfficial]

I remember some old episodes where the mailman would come to the door and Agad would walk away then come back. 🤣

[@soothingseas]

Probably the volume not turned up

[@frosty6989]

His volume is too loud as he forgets to turn it down before recording. You may hear double sound when he moves the pieces, that’s why he reaches under his desk in order to turn down the volume. Been here since summer 2017

[@funduk89]

Interesting!

[@s--cn8ee]

Where is the game? There is no game, the first link in the description or any of the links in the description

[@agadmator]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKSYpqWZoMqhq8k

[@mohamadbakhshipur1061]

Where is the first link you mentioned??

[@agadmator]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKSYpqWZoMqhq8k

[@0wenfox]

Whereas the kramnik v kasparov game thanks

[@sourabhkulkarni1995]

I'm sure kramnik will hate (rather find it intresting) to be called retired player.

[@KemosabeTBC]

He calls himself a retired player

[@TheFrozencup]

@@KemosabeTBCand he finds it very interesting…

[@amritawasthi7030]

It was karajkin or kramnik?

[@iwassaki87]

the link for the game is not there 😢

[@agadmator]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKSYpqWZoMqhq8k

[@philburns5656]

"It's something to tell your grandchildren about." ROFL!

[@michael-grandpamoses2571]

Hell of a game

[@amanprakash8658]

Is that a fender behind you all the time?

[@spleeeen4it]

Ivanchuk had film star looks in his younger days.

[@chesneytube1]

I'm so against cheating so I'm with Vlad in spirit but unfortunately he seems to "point Alekhine's gun in the wrong direction" as far as that goes... I hope he keeps campaigning against it, I just hope that he refines his search parameters...

[@raylopez99]

Very true. Cheating online is easy, but proving "selective cheating" as Kramnik seems to propose (cheating on just a few moves a game) is impossible to prove (even patzers can make one "GM level" move per game). Cheating OTB is difficult if you have electronic countermeasures unless you build a two-way ASIC transceiver which is expensive (probably over $100k). Is anybody that extreme to spend over $100k to cheat? I doubt it but reasonable minds can differ.

[@agamghai6433]

I think u r a loser

[@chesneytube1]

@@raylopez99 I agree… $100k is a lot of money but I’m sure there are some people out there doing it. If you win enough small tournaments where the stakes are lower you could win 100k and it would have paid for itself, especially if several players are sharing the same device. Maybe there are coaches out there who own one of these devices who are ‘coaching’ several players in this way and keeping part of the prize money from all of the victories. It wouldn’t surprise me at all but that is of course speculation.

[@raylopez99]

​@@chesneytube1 Yes, good speculation. I worked in Silicon Valley for a number of years and ASICs can do amazing things, and they can be customized to be super small, so that your average body fat (buttocks) can hide any RF signature (as demonstrated a while ago with a YT video using an inch of baloney meat as a proxy). You would need a transceiver since IMO an ASIC chess engine is not strong enough except as a blunder check, so you would need somebody "in the cloud" feeding you moves. Which means if Hans is using such a device he would need a team, all under NDA to keep silent, and with the potential for blackmail, and keep in mind a court will not uphold an illegal contract so NDAs would be "psychological deterrents" only. In short, such sophisticated cheating can be done, but at a great cost (at present; if ASIC prices drop dramatically, like to tens of thousands or several thousand, anybody can do it). Thanks for the chat and there's only a handful of people online who I've seen who have even hinted at this possibility. I personally don't think HN (or his backers, or his parents) is doing this, but, in theory it can be done even with today's technology, much less tomorrow's when prices drop.

[@badlula17]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@raylopez99why would you need an asic transceiver to cheat otb?

[@ayoubabouhachem]

the quote above the board, is it Kasparov or Capablanca?

[@robelengida6211]

What kind of machine existed in the era of capablanca

[@bbiju4585]

Neither, it was Rudolf Spielmann

[@ayoubabouhachem]

@@robelengida6211 True that!

[@ayoubabouhachem]

@@bbiju4585 haha Okey, point taken 😂😂

[@sophisticat7673]

VERY EXCELLENT INDEED

[@sbelgrade]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@fibonacci112358steve]

When I see Ivanchuk, I click.

[@-_Nuke_-]

The hair speak for themselves!

[@yavuzkoroglu7792]

About the correct move Qe7, I don't understand, c3 would again allow white to defend, so why is Qe7 better than Qa3??

[@nalgene247]

I also wonder

[@tonypalombinijr2946]

I just called up everyone I know and told them about this game. They all hung up on me.

[@samuelbruyneel]

Interesting

[@user-dj4pq1sh6o]

#suggestion In the 1860s, during Morphy's era, there was another great american player called James Leonard. He was very good but didn't become famous or great because he died in the Civil War at 21. But supposedly he played a game against Paul Morphy and Morphy gave him rook odds. If you're able to find that game Agadmator, your name will be written in chess history with a much stronger ink.

[@alpha007org]

Bobby Fischer went insane in his old days. Kramnik is going insane in front of our eyes. I think many will find this Interesting! :)

[@LukeLongboneOfficial]

Bobby didn’t. Learn the truth. Can’t rely on the numerous media hit pieces.

[@alpha007org]

@@LukeLongboneOfficial Ohh. Well hello my friend. Seems we have similar views on history.

[@5kunk157h35h17]

Would not call Fischer crazy. Clearsighted about the things that mattered.

[@V0idFace]

@@LukeLongboneOfficial he absolutely did. You don’t know much about Fischer, do you?

[@robinhoodwinker8621]

I don’t believe that Fischer went insane… people will immediately call everyone “insane” if their beliefs don’t match the most mainstream and accepted ones. Slam dunk for the mainstream propaganda erm.. “media”. Kramnik for that matter is hardly going insane, too. Unless you start calling everyone who is overconfident in their own opinions to be “insane”.

[@Halberd38]

Machine? Very interesting

[@robinhoodwinker8621]

Awesome game from Kramnik! One of the all-time legends. He was a nightmare for Kasparov. There’s an awesome video of them playing where Kramink backs himself up into a seemingly unplayable position but Kasparov cannot find a way to break through, and eventually finds himself in a lost position.

[@V0idFace]

Too bad he lost his mind and became bitter at the chess world leaving him behind. Must be hard for an old man like him to see how much better players are now, that he could never keep up.

[@judg1k]

With all my respect , he is VasYL , the stress on the Y, not A!) Thank you for amazing videos

[@GoodManPT]

Stress doesn't apply the same when speaking in another tongue. For example, as you know Vladimir has got the first "i" stressed, but when speaking English, everyone (including those who know Russian) tends to stress the "a" instead.

[@nedzhatincherkezov8285]

Damn show us more Kramnik games agad please.

[@user-ff9zg7wz2o]

Please show more from past tournament. Nowaday tournament is just so boring

[@DhDeadMan]

please show more from this tournament, love this era of chess

[@dimitriosdoulgeris4659]

About 8:23 Call an ambulance! But not for me.

[@nicbentulan]

PLEASE agad it's been 4 months! 2023 USCC - Atousa almost beat Carissa Yip, the eventual winner! Carissa was losing most of the game. Atousa just blundered in the end. It's Hikaru's WIFE vs Wesley's GIRLFRIEND. #suggestion #womeninchess #uschesschamps #uschess #uschesschamp #uscc

[@angosalvo5734]

Hilarious hair style

[@zwarrior1983]

I see ivanchuk i click

[@p382742937423y4]

Me too! The most creative player to my mind

[@rkrmtest]

Yes, something I do even if it is Dubov!

[@alanjenkins3511]

Absolutely, he's like the joker.. never know

[@shoaibrehman9927]

Gata kamsky is there as well

[@ocaldini]

Wonderful game.

[@akinmanap8881]

Judit and Shirov at the bottom ..😮 Very strong tournament indeed ...😮

[@beepboop204]

[@MrGuitarman8000]

Kramkik is the greatest player to use helpful moves from other players. It turns out now he was probably using other players to help him ? How well figure it out..

[@jesterpie204]

wow, such an attacking brilliancy while essentially being down a rook the whole game!

[@Goobrino]

Kramnik very interesting

[@technologik05]

Basically playing without both of the rooks. What a beast.

[@user-lp3mc8sl7x]

That mullet is absolutely amazing. There are 80s coke dealers and small town Canada hockey players dreaming of that sweet flow.

[@saikatchatterjee6165]

Why you say "sorry about that" and put your hand down and looks like you switch something off. What is it that you do?

[@angosalvo5734]

A signature

[@saikatchatterjee6165]

@@angosalvo5734 Yeah, but what does he do?

[@kausas85]

Yeeey more Dubov, Ivanchuk please

[@deanroberts9188]

At the pause the video moment, isn't Bc5 even better than Bf6? Just take the knight and then take the rook for free. What can white do?

[@ensiehsafary7633]

Nd3

[@normja6876]

​What does Nd3 do?

[@alisterzarkar7163]

Yeah, i chose Q-a5 as Kramnik did.

[@alisterzarkar7163]

I dont know. That is a good question. He did not explain why Q e7 is better.

[@normja6876]

On e7 queen can defend

[@PredragCrnkovic]

Kramnik ina frizuru kao za "Folk paradu" 1981. Dragana Mirković i Era Ojdanić i Biljana Jevtić da crknu od zavisti. Kramnik čak ima i zlatan lanac i šimike s "bosanskim" čarapama.

[@different_breed001]

#suggestion Could you cover fabi's games from 2014 sinkfield cup?

[@josiahmacfarlane4344]

#suggestion

[@BillHimmel]

Nd3 should have stopped Qb4!

[@borhanegouarir5332]

what the hair is that?!

[@KirubanithiKiruba-vo6ih]

Both are tossed by Vishy Anand so no need to worry

[@doctorc-ton1099]

Show some games where Ivanchuk wins, please? You have many presentations where he loses, and that's a travesty.

[@elijahhang9986]

Too bad Kramnik has gone mad in his old age it seems

[@Mudvayne4live]

1

[@JJBA1000B]

I love kramnik's statistics 😋

[@FenShen-us9tv]

Kramnik has amazing hair lol

[@user-lf2vg6hx9p]

This is one amazing haircut by Kramnik

[@AlessandroPisa]

Primo :)

[@vikasbedi82]

First

[@deepaknairneo]

The three chess I admire the most..Ivanchuk, Kramnik, and Taal..😊😊😊😊

[@mschmidtz3099]

Fourth

[@pastorofmuppets4552]

“Russian John Lennon isn’t real”

[@SuperStarTidus18]

In Spanish, the “H” is silent. “Dos Hermanas” means “Two Sisters”.

[@hudsonthereal]

Wonderful video! Almost as good as GothamChess 😆😂😝 but I love it 😉

[@arkzbh]

Unstoppable force vs immovable object 👍

[@nicbentulan]

2nd: Hans Niemann = next Bobby Fischer - Wesley So = current Bobby Fischer - Bobby Fischer's ghost = old Bobby Fischer - Beth Harmon = Bobby Fischer in another universe Each of these 4 'is a prodigy, had a rather dark childhood and is American'. Speaking of Wesley So Hikaru's (the rapid WFRCC) wife almost beat Wesley So's (the classical WFRCC) girlfriend! 2023 USCC - Indeed Carissa Yip won and thanked Wesley So as her secret second in the 2023 USCC closing ceremony speech. But in Carissa vs Atousa, Carissa was losing most of the game. Atousa just blundered in the end. move 54 for black is an 8-move equality puzzle it's so sharp [Variant "From Position"] [FEN "1Q5k/3r1rn1/p3N3/Pp1p2P1/1q2p3/1B2R2P/5P2/6K1 b"] 1... Kh7 2. g6+ Kxg6 3. Rg3+ Kf6 4. Nxg7 Rxg7 5. Qf4+ Ke6 6. Qh6+ Kf5 7. Rxg7 Rxg7+ 8. Qxg7 Qxb3 PS xcdhgq #suggestion #womeninchess #uschesschamps #uschess #uschesschamp #uscc

[@gabrieldavis2795]

That haircut in the thumbnail has a 2300 Elo

[@ayalatxaluma3789]

nor ivanchuk nor kramnik found the best moves, u say, but i amateur under 2.000 elo found the moves they played so i feel like one of the best of the best !! the computer is crazy ...