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Follow MprooV on Twitter / mproovapp #agadmator Ilya Smirin vs Viswanathan Anand
New York Intel Active (blitz) (1994), New York, NY USA, Jun-??
Russian Game: Classical Attack. Jaenisch Variation (C42)
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nf6 3. d4 Ne4 4. Ne5 d6 5. Nf3 d5 6. Bd3 Nc6 7. O-O Be7 8. c4 Nb4 9. Be2 Be6 10. Nc3 O-O 11. Be3 Bf5 12. Rc1 dc4 13. Bc4 c6 14. Ne5 Nc3 15. bc3 Nd5 16. Qb3 f6 17. Qb7 fe5 18. Qc6 Be4 19. de5 Kh8 20. Bd4 Rc8 21. Qa6 Nf4 22. f3 Rc6 23. Qa4 Rc4 24. Qc4 Bd3 25. Qc6 Ne2 26. Kh1 Nd4 27. cd4 Bf1 28. Rf1 Qd4 29. f4 Qe5 30. g3 Qc5 31. Qe4 Bf6 32. Kg2 Rc8 33. Rf2 Qc6 34. Qc6 Rc6 35. g4 h6 36. Kf3 Rc3 37. Ke4 Kh7 38. Re2 Rc4 39. Kf5 Rc5 40. Ke6 Rc4 41. Rf2 Kg6 42. h3 Rc3 43. Rh2 Rf3 44. f5 Kg5 45. a4 Kh4 46. Kd5 Ra3 47. Kc6 Ra4 48. Kb7 a5 49. Kb6 Ra3 50. Kb5 Rh3
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[@bsvphotography7]

Anand : thinks over a minute. Me : I resign.

[@rockwithyou2006]

Thats me. I would have resigned if Anand thought for a minute. The scare of what is coming next, would kill me.

[@monketakingyoutoparadise5609]

I would’ve resigned if I played against Anand

[@sanjughosh3148]

@@monketakingyoutoparadise5609 😂

[@primelpious8316]

lol

[@chirubhaiambani]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@about-40-ninjas97]

anand: (notices people staring at him for 1:43 min) oh its my turn now? whoops my bad

[@jaimeduncan6167]

About-40-Ninjas :)

[@kunalrathore2718]

epic. :D

[@nicememe8608]

Lmao

[@atharva.shinde]

About-40-Ninjas LOL

[@allen3178]

Relatable.

[@gregoryzala136]

Anand once explained in an interview that the reason for his deep thinking was infact that Smirin had chosen this very unusual line, and since Smirin needed a win Anand was worried that this could have been some sort of home preparation. So he tried to remeber if there was any new theory about some Kind of opening traps in this system and in addition tried to chose they best line to play to avoid getting into this uncomfortable territory. So basically in those 2 minutes Anand was just struggling to find the right toy he wanted to play with

[@adarshtiwari9058]

Very true

[@sairagavendran3185]

True man

[@TrueScandinavia]

No, what he explained in the interview was that he was trying to remember a game that Smirin had played previously where this line had come up.

[@alexreid2393]

.

[@SerendipitousProvidence]

@@TrueScandinavia What lineup was that exactly that Anand would avoid like a plague?

[@visharadrawat977]

Vishy: I went forward in time, to view alternate futures. To see all the possible outcomes of the coming conflict. Ashley: How many did you see? Vishy: 14,000,605. Ashley & Smirin: How many did you win? Vishy: ALL🤓

[@Ajay_Jakkunoori]

😂😂

[@for_iitpkd_chutiyas]

Hahahahhahahahaha what a comment man

[@Blade.5786]

He was trying to remember if he left the stove on. This led to a train of thought of whether his house was on fire,and if it was how many valuables would be lost. He in turn thought of the things in his house which he valued the most. Finally,he realized that life is ultimately meaningless,therefore nothing is of value. Then he decided he should probably just get the match done.

[@BallyBoy95]

Hahahaha

[@jurjenvanderhoek316]

Hahaha. Great fun!

[@-petrichor-7263]

That seems dark. And also Kim Jong Un, why do you have youtube?

[@omieyadav638]

Hahaha..probably yes

[@chuckthebrother]

this is great, keep it up!

[@lastprophet9904]

he was trying to remember whether he locked the door or not.

[@jatinahuja9161]

😂

[@aadityasingh2327]

😂😂😂👏👏

[@mtripathi803]

😜 😂 😂 😂 😂 👍

[@nghtmregaming3844]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@SatyendraPandeyhello]

🤣🤣

[@supernova9453]

Me:Why did you waste 1:43 min just to beat me? Anand:Oh what?No no no you got it all wrong, I was thinking on how to checkmate on my next game.

[@dragndorf9]

cringe

[@user-bm9cv9vn2k]

Damn it feels good to be a gangsta plays

[@dragon_warrior_]

Lol

[@johnnypiquel2295]

@@dragndorf9 no. kek. very kek.

[@for_iitpkd_chutiyas]

😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆

[@anvik2897]

Anand was trying to figure out Obama's last name

[@snowfloofcathug]

Anvik (Care, duh)

[@ejej_shej7958]

@@snowfloofcathug Whats trump's last name?

[@silentoccasion4359]

@@ejej_shej7958 Administration

[@youarecorrectiamwrongbecau1338]

@@silentoccasion4359 😂😂

[@silentoccasion4359]

@Jinay Shah that’s the joke

[@matheuspenteado7624]

"MAKE A MOVE!" (Maurice Ashley)

[@arvindhmani06]

OOOOOH and he's sacrificing his queen

[@fahimhoq3166]

0:55 how agadmator feels about Maurice Ashley commentary

[@Memorex996]

@@arvindhmani06 This is why they call this a shootout

[@sujaykherdekar7541]

Look at him make a minute look like a year....

[@arpanmukherjee961]

He was thinking: "If I cheat in chess they will call me Fishy Anand"

[@AshokKumar66]

Cheat and Anand can't be in same sentence.

[@johannchin6431]

@@AshokKumar66 this aged poorly

[@indicgamer2907]

@@johannchin6431 yeah lol

[@scrltmcw963]

@@indicgamer2907 no lol

[@choi-r7108]

Future prediction eh

[@longball756]

Vishyy was thinking about saving on car insurance

[@deus_ex_machina_]

But you need 15 minutes to save 15% or more on car insurance. With 1:43 he could only save ~1.5% or more. Doesn't seem worth it.

[@endlessacrificedsons]

@@deus_ex_machina_ Funniest comment I've seen in a while!! :D

[@Blade.5786]

@@deus_ex_machina_ See,the important phrase is "or more". He can probably save up to 3-5% on car insurance,which may not look like much,but it definitely worth it in the long run.

[@pulakitbharti7687]

Couple of common theories: 1. He saw a mate in 48 and waited for 100seconds so that his opponent gets some time to think and resign. 2. He was trying to predict world war 3 in that time. 3. He wanted to avoid the number casualties on the chess board. 4. Some say he was thinking if it would be better use Houdini, Stockfish or Rybka fitted in his mind for the rest of the game. 5. Some say he even predicted death in that time.

[@thegreatthor6421]

LoL.NICE ONE....... this is the most under-rated comment on this channel

[@kunalverma5450]

Dude this comment made my day 😂😂😂

[@brokeguy5607]

You just earned yourself a Like 🤝

[@marybrown7228]

Some say he forget that it was his move But that theory is just for losers...

[@nikhilkalakuntla8071]

Actually he took time to pray for the just killed pawn. Sooo kind 😂

[@georgebush7223]

It said Anand was thinking on what to eat for dinner that following night.

[@adarshtiwari9058]

Hahaha hahahahaha 😀

[@psychozirus9085]

I see what you did right there ;)

[@georgebush7223]

Lord Osirus Well,that is why you are Osirus and not Osiris.

[@psychozirus9085]

@@georgebush7223 Right, because Osiris is dead and i'm not

[@caseykijk1412]

Nah that's what Anand had said after losing the World title to carlsen in 2013

[@nitendocube9835]

Anand spends 1 minute on 4th move Everyone : wow he must be calculating the 40th move Anand ; Should I have idli dosa or paneer tikka for lunch ?

[@nitendocube9835]

@vaibhav verma no problem mate I fixed the comment

[@aslamblade223]

4:35 'Aanad plays rook to e2 check, forking the rook and the rook'

[@anandsuralkar2947]

Lol everything is ruk a knight and a king is also a ruk only bishup was spared a life

[@devanshusharma4391]

Rook - I am inevitable 😂😂

[@inner_sailor]

@@devanshusharma4391 Fuck I was thinking for an hour when did I made this comment 😂

[@devanshusharma4391]

@@inner_sailor Wow, what are the chances that a person having same name as mine is also interested in Chess!

[@be_like_aghorie]

Anand: THINKING FOR A MINUTE Opponent: Defeat is now inevitable

[@joyli2016]

4:40 so the knight became a rook and the king also became a rook.

[@user-ib9bj3rc5e]

Hahahahaha

[@RobinLundqvist]

Joy Li he looks sleep deprived lol. maybe he hasn’t slept in so long that he’s starting to hallucinate

[@callmeNapster]

Hahaha

[@baybee6379]

I guess he meant forking rook and king and discovering an attack on the other rook, so he just joined the two and said forking both rooks, maybe

[@Satyamm3]

He is sorry about that

[@maidenjump]

"Did I turn off the gas" , thoughts in Anand mind..

[@shashankshukla4297]

Anand was waiting for his maggi for 2 minutes

[@PoliticalMatter]

Anand such a humble guy definitely calculating the moves on where he may go wrong!

[@AshishKashyap057]

Anand was thinking about developing a vaccine for Coronovirus.

[@betidontget30subsuntilnewy39]

There was no corona these times Big Brain

[@AshishKashyap057]

It looks like , for you , there was no sarcasm either.

[@GrausamerKerberos]

@@betidontget30subsuntilnewy39 It was a prophylactic move.

[@AshishKashyap057]

@@GrausamerKerberos There you go. 😂

[@nou9162]

@@betidontget30subsuntilnewy39 ok, comedy man.

[@AayushSaxena07]

Anand wasted 1:43 mins on 4th move and then defeated his opponent in next 1:43 mins

[@rakeshojha2217]

Probably he was waiting for Maurice to resign.:p

[@shubhamjain1328]

The legend has it that Anand still hasn't remembered what he ate the day before.

[@turtlepedia5149]

"Anand was thinking what opening to try against kasparoz in finals in the 1:43 mins"

[@yogesh_ifsb]

Common vishy make a moooove... This is unbelievable Danny.. He's spent almost a minute .. 20% of his time in analysing what I do not know. This is ridiculous. #lol commentary Tough life vishy anand

[@anandsuralkar2947]

Almost a minute?? He spent almost 2 minutes..40% of his time

[@masterdye7614]

The video is 2x longer than the actual game

[@pothi]

You learn some interesting tidbits during the extra time, such as why certain variation wasn't played.

[@hamzakais1762]

Its an analysis of the game of course it would take a longer time.

[@JoeDidIt]

you probably mean twice as long lol

[@user-nr9fc4xm3g]

Actually not, each player have 3 minutes, so the match endures 6 minutes.

[@suniltompe1390]

He was saying ' I love you ' to his wife in different style 😂😂(143)

[@Philiopantheon82]

Anand in his day can beat anyone!! My top 3 favorite chess player of all time after Vasily Ivanchuck and Elekine

[@mobiusklein9140]

This was superb and for me, one of the most enjoyable games you have posted, thanks.

[@dangeloromero3874]

He was thinking on how he could form the spirit bomb from dragon ball to finish the game

[@Hallands.]

Anand is back in style! Beautifully played - even had it been a classic game.

[@nigginsshutdown9366]

What an amazing chess channel! Thanks for uploading everyday ❤️❤️

[@rogerscottcathey]

It wouldnt be the first time Anand tried to put his opponent to sleep. It worked on Magnus once.

[@spm7945]

I spend 1:43 min to find my opening.

[@anandsuralkar2947]

Lol and u movies the king a knights move

[@anandsuralkar2947]

I mean white king to f3

[@Nyctasia]

The Petrov Defence is a very underrated opening, well worth a try in competition as most people consider it drawish and study it little, but it has several very sharp lines or traps many are totally unaware of.

[@weray7605]

I just remember listening to Daniel King and Maurice Ashley to 'color commentary' and 'play-by-play' respectively. (Ashley was still an IM at the time.) It was so cool; it was on ESPN. I remember a game in one of those ESPN-covered chess tournaments between Alexey Dreev and Eric Lobron. Gosh. Good times, seeing chess on ESPN.

[@pawelsilkin1328]

Love ur Chanel and ur great work, trzing to watch every video u do. I don't have a clue about chess and I am really bad at it but it's just interesting to listen to u and I love how much work u put into this channel

[@doncarloancelotti2256]

Wow you brought in some analysis too, Antonio never disappoints!

[@kirannolan]

thx for uploading this

[@subhajitdas9003]

Anand must have been calculating those lines during that time.

[@ncripzx]

unbelievable

[@dariocastro9079]

estaba tomando fuerza para tirar su jugada preparada, hayq tener bolas pa jugar esa linea

[@Hoobyj]

Nooo. I think he was deciding what to eat for dinner.

[@foreverbooked2964]

Looks like Sherlock Holmes is real

[@Newton_Xavier]

Agadmator love your videos so much....What an explanation...

[@frankiegee6135]

Hey even superhuman Chess player’s experience lag at least once in their life.

[@yssacnton95]

All the time I watch your videos what u doing is great, I played chess during my school time... I wish one day I get back to playing chess 😂

[@entropy5646]

Can you show us the match after this semi finals, the one between Anand and Kasparov.

[@smokingisinjuriestohealth7842]

Entropy 5 annad won the match

[@blasttrash]

@@brocklandersx87 any link? unable to find it. thanks

[@user-bm9cv9vn2k]

@Kim Taehyung thnx bruh

[@karthikp6473]

What made u think so much in 4th move Anand : i was actually thinking about the 52nd move

[@TheMrshadab1]

How much agadmator has improved with time.. Bravo.

[@pauljustin9583]

Thanks for daily uploads.

[@MadderMel]

It's a great game considering the time limit ! I think it's astonishing how fast the top players physically make their moves !

[@tohnic441]

5:19 "AND HE SACRIFICES HIS QUEEN!!!!!!"

[@pulkitbatra2467]

The V8 actually the commentator shouted this in the actual game

[@VR471]

@@nrico6666 A sacrifice is a sacrifice whether or not there's a checkmate in one or more moves. You're still giving up something for something greater (winning the game).

[@Sarbuttam.Prapti]

4:38 Re2+ ! I never knew that rooks move L shaped like knights .. Thanks agad for teaching me this new thing !!

[@xyzxyzuvwuvw7633]

very entertaining channel, really inspired me to play more chess

[@lokeshKuldeer]

Very rare he praise Anand and share his winnings ;) he is a Carlson Fan..:)

[@shaxter]

Anand was asked about this in the interview after. Smirin did not play the opening Anand was expecting. In a finale like this, White must win and so will play something dangerous to avoid Black forcing a simple draw. When Anand saw that Smirin was deviating from his usual opening, he says that he stopped to think what players and tournaments Smirin had been in recently. He was trying to figure out if there was some new trap or opening that had been developed recently using that move. Once he had an idea what Smirin was going for (which could have been ten moves out), he decided what opening he would play to avoid that line. The plan worked. Anand was able to prevent Smirin from getting any momentum in his attack. He sacrificed a piece to try to get a clear path for his center pawns (to try to queen one of them), but Anand was able to trade away enough pieces that Smirin couldn't keep the position active enough to win.

[@sujaykherdekar7541]

Look at him make a minute look like a year...loved that from Maurice Ashley

[@aaronbruce5568]

Your theory at the end reminded me of something I recently did in a tournament. We each had an hour for our moves, after which we would continue the game with a 5 minute clock. At the beginning of the game, I stared at the board for about a minute before moving Nf3 (I was white). It developed into a Queen's gambit declined, which I won. :)

[@celestia9737]

4:37 wow! Great move Re2+.

[@jram00]

Anand in his book ‘Mind Master’ pg.61 mentions that “Smirin had captured a pawn out of sequence, which had thrown me off.” And that “...My decision to pause and consider had paid off - I’d gone from spending 1.43 minutes on one move to using up only two minutes on the last 46 moves and rode right into a win. It’s a lesson that almost runs as a leitmotif through my career. It’s not the worst idea to take a two-minute pause and get clarity. At the board, I use the time as I see fit.”

[@dannygonzolez8915]

He was clearly trying to view all the 14,000,605 possible outcomes before the endgame.

[@adititakale5790]

3:18... With an attack on the king and the rook👍

[@ambivert0208]

Beautiful game.. 1:43 mins gamble is another kind of gambit

[@alexreid2393]

4:39 he calls the knight a rook lol.

[@Geert_Stradmeijer]

4:43 !!! he said rook instead of knight ( im pointing it out cuz it never happened) dont worry its still a great vid

[@agadmator]

+Geert Stradmeijer Ye, I do that sometimes. I get too excited about the game :D

[@leeball4585]

Maybe he was recalling his 6 move defeat playing the petroff at Biel 1988 and was making sure he didn't do anything like that again!

[@agadmator]

+Lee Ball That was a good one :)

[@taralsarvagod765]

Lee ball fuck u don't know chess

[@nikolaidebrey4960]

Taral Sarvagod but hes not wrong?

[@greatsquare7046]

Every chess player has lost some time or the other in his Career

[@primeobjective5469]

Anand with a rare move, the Psychological Mind Game Gambit accepted!!!

[@feminist098]

He was just missing his wife for 1:43 minutes

[@robertpsotka3525]

Found this channel 5 days ago and can't get away from it. I played chess 45 years ago, what a beautiful game. The host talks better English than most Americans

[@agadmator]

Thank you!

[@satishgade1356]

Quite the fun this game!

[@tayyabkhan2228]

Legend!

[@zaheera6899]

The real game was played much faster. I mean faster than he was pushing buttons in this analysis. That shows anand's ability to Spontaneously make proper decisions as he was down on time at the end.

[@Just_anotherhuman434]

can u please make us see the anand vs karpov 1998 match where anand discovered two way check against the two passed pawns . That game was something . Anand really made this game from near to loss to a victory.

[@kartikjain8445]

Will no one talk about that wink at 7:22

[@higherbeingX]

That commentary adds color to this otherwise an ordinary blitz game

[@anowontheruinsage6422]

Anand did lose a game as Black in the Petroff in 6 moves against Zapata in Biel 1988 so it's possible he had memories of that loss and wanted to be careful about another early loss in the Petroff. Just a thought.

[@raginivalluri2563]

Woh what a great 💃

[@vangelism7591]

Antonio could you make a video about famous blunders, like the one Kasparov made against Anand in 96?

[@sunrevolver]

4:40 The Magician's move.. ROOK to e2! ROOK! GO MY MAGIC ROOK !

[@rockstargaming4732]

Anand was thinking about the questions coming his way post match after the 4th move. He knew he already won this one.

[@davidbjacobs3598]

I think I watched this once... I remember coming away with the impression that he just didn't realize it was his turn. Though it seems unlikely on the GM level, it's certainly within the realm of possibility.

[@anmolverma6389]

Anand be chilling and still freaking out the opponent

[@Upanishadicsaint]

Make some more video about Anand so u will get huge no. of viewers from India..

[@jasonmichael3676]

He waited because he wants everyone to think he can calculate the entire game ahead of time. When in reality he just moves his pieces fast and HOPES he might win.

[@protonx80]

LOL yeah id like to do that too

[@jerry6830]

He was thinking what to eat for dinner 😁😁😁😂😂

[@kush9030]

Everyone: He must be calculating all the possible moves Anand: If I mix two types of toothpastes would all dentists agree or would 2 disagree?

[@ramswaroopbaggam9844]

Classical explanation of this game

[@hence0182]

4:49 YIKEEEEEEEEEEEEEES. WHAT A FUCKING DUNK JESUS. Best move sequence i have ever seen in chess wow.

[@useless_fella]

He said in an interview that he was thinking of all the lines that Smirin played in his past matches with the current opening!!!

[@timmis1971]

My favourite chess game of all time!

[@MrJut144]

3:33 - instead of dxe5, what about Qe6+? After Kh8, Qxe5, clearing the middle and keeping the pawn structure. If Nxe3*, fxe3 and white has 3 connected passed pawns in the center for the bishop, though they may be hard to defend down the piece (though he's down the piece anyway at that point). * Black still has attacks to be considered here too, including Bxg2 instead of Nxe3.

[@Da.1SH]

In an interview after the match he stated that he didn't know it was his turn and was waiting for the other player to move.

[@professorcashj9636]

"rook to e2 check" *moves knight* 😂

[@nitinsemwal8058]

Anand was thinking, "Ye melody itni chocolaty kyu hai??

[@abhijitkunjiraman6899]

Anand's brain goes not responding in between but when it comes back its overclocked😂

[@ahmedrizk106]

- Who is here after hikaru's video ?

[@LtZovi]

Me

[@ashrafshaikh1723]

yes he already knew the lines.... he was just happy and was thinking isnt the dream come true

[@lyricsronen]

Agadmator has a lot of respect for people who win with f6

[@louisbambino2216]

4:38 "Rock to e2" 🤔😂, but it was still a great game and also commentary 👍.

[@willzillagaming]

Of course, he spent an hour and 43 minutes on that move

[@darthkek1953]

Anand was thinking if he REALLY wanted to face Kasparov or if he should throw the game.

[@gamingbutnotreally6077]

I’m so proud I noticed d6