Can Man Beat a Machine? || Ding vs Caruana || FIDE Candidates (2020)

[@jaychaplotismyguru]

Ding Liren is the Robin Hood of chess, he takes away points from high rated player and give it to low rated players :P

[@mayank080193]

Good one

[@joeyp1636]

Well said

[@ALav-he9gr]

Niceeee :)

[@baris90inan]

Hahahahahaha

[@dirty7444]

True

[@user-bm9cv9vn2k]

It's insane, such a difference on the clock if one of the player is not Alexander Grishchuk... - Agadmator, 2020

[@Shpendi79]

This joke made my day

[@cristianmicu]

it's insane how you even get to say that, agadmator

[@benirabinowitz2537]

What point in the video did he say this?

[@Kamiks-iz2ln]

I don't get it help

[@yeagerist977]

Kamiks0320 Sasha is always low on time so he was referring to the situation being weird as non of the players were Sasha and they were both low on time

[@jolly_roger2]

Great quote from Ding's postgame interview: "At one point I wanted to take with dxe5 and make a quick draw but then I thought it's not my style and I have to play for the most critical line (Nxe5)" Incredible bounceback by Ding, to refute such a complicated engine line OTB (even if it was a semi-bluff) is why he's one of the greats of this era

[@scottchui9858]

This game reminds me of Deep blue vs kasparov

[@StormKillzone]

He had to play for the win in order to have a chance to win the tournament

[@xuvaz4724]

Move 18 was a very critical point in the game. Threw Fabi off the book. That one move saved Ding.

[@davidxu9566]

Subash Maharjan I mean, 18. Qc1 would have been just winning for white objectively, so that would have worked too. It looks like the whole line was just a bluff from Fabi

[@ArthurBonZavi]

@@xuvaz4724 I think that was still in the preparation of Fabi, because that was a very critical move.

[@DarthShpan]

im suprised nobody compared this game to capablanca vs marshal, when marshal started his famous attack. I remember how shocked i was when watching that game. The fact that Capa was able to overcome all those incredibly complicated preparations was a mind blow for me. I had similar feelings in this game. Ding actualy scares me right now. That guy is a beast.

[@agadmator]

Fair point :)

[@santu64]

I agree brother. Kudos to your comment.

[@ekagunadi1934]

Marshall Attack still is my most favorite game in capablanca saga

[@somewhere6]

There are similarities but the 1918 game was more of a clear masterpiece. i.e. Marshall was going for broke continuously with no compromises. Capablanca was also direct. i.e. accept the gambit, defend, then counterattack. In this game, we have a preparation but Fabiano seemed to change directions and was unclear as to what approach he wanted to take. Likewise, Ding alternated between defending and then inducing more complication and arguably making things more difficult for himself.

[@davidxu9566]

somewhere6 Where do you think Ding could have won more easily by avoiding complications? Could you give a specific move number?

[@tizianotiziani1490]

Agad was so happy for Ding that actually for the first time he never asked us to pause the video to try finding the best move!

[@МилорадЈеремић21]

If he did that there would be brain damages all around the world

[@PaperGrape]

It was funny, because once the position turned around Alireza Firouzja in the livestream was saying, "everything is winning here for white" lol. Maybe thats why he didn't bother.

[@МилорадЈеремић21]

@@PaperGrape Caruana had a dirty tactic because he was thinking that Ding is in psychological crisis and that he would not be able to make right moves in time and eventually blunder but he ended in pit that he digged for him.

[@PaperGrape]

@@МилорадЈеремић21 Fabiano played a great game with amazing preparation. I wouldn't call any of it a dirty tactic. Just a very complicated game, sir.

[@МилорадЈеремић21]

@@PaperGrape i just get that kinda impression haha, but generally in the ending it was terrible game for me

[@mehmetfatihkus7774]

Legend says Nepo still talking about his game...

[@YoavMilikow]

lol

[@Alireza-sabb-f1]

Hahhahahhaha

[@xuvaz4724]

Had to mute

[@numbfall]

the FIDE channel actually just cut him off and went to the hosts after a few minutes while he was still talking. it was hilarious.

[@DarthShpan]

omg, made my day xD

[@fourletterwords1826]

Ding "I'm not afraid of anything" Liren 😎

[@ashishshetye5170]

Hahaha ding "not afraid of time clock" liren

[@luminous104]

no ones afraid of atheltico madrid, except liverpool

[@gonzalo4658]

Lumi shut up

[@gonzalo4658]

Lumi “atheltiko”

[@lbjmchz4633]

Classical Mode Carlsen joined the chat

[@itwasinthispositionerinoag7414]

0:00 Hello everyone 0:46 Nice photo 1:31 Very nice closeup 7:59 What's the idea here? 16:48 18:52 Nice sip of water 16:51 Nice image 10:59 11:04 18:24 26:47 Captures captures 18:55 Sorry about that 22:21 Nice rook lift 29:00 It was in this position

[@itwasinthispositionerinoag7414]

@Donald Trump These candidates, they're great guys. World championship's gonna be huuuge

[@shourya202]

You watch Kripparian? Hearthstone? Coz in those videos I see people with names such as yours.

[@itwasinthispositionerinoag7414]

@@shourya202 Yes I'm a highly unoriginal chess spinoff

[@shourya202]

@@itwasinthispositionerinoag7414 nice

[@baiganio6583]

@it was in this positionerino agadmatorino The hero we need but not the one we deserve.

[@JAndrioli]

Fabi is holding his pass. Ding's pass is laying on the table

[@ArthurBonZavi]

Laying eggs?

[@wongdeep]

That doesn't even make sense. Pretty sure he's carrying around the new Final Fantasy 7 remake.

[@fahimp3]

I know this is immature, but imagine the comment with the "a" in "pass" replaced with "i" ... 😂🤣

[@CraigMCox]

Nah bro it’s Final Fantasy

[@plaguedoc1403]

ding showed everyone that under his modest look, he hides a beast with nerves of steel. after losing two matches in the beginning, I would lose all my motivation and wouldn't be able to endure such a ridiculous engine line-game. being a good player was not enough in this game, you have to had those nerves of steel.

[@Khookies-lp2lu]

I think that the mindset and understanding that defeat on the hands of such strong players are fine, but always shoot for the top

[@GJAkuo]

If there’s anything I learned in all my years of Watching Chinese Kung Fu Movies, ranging from Bruce Lee all the way to more recent guys like Wu Jing, its that they dont give up. Very very veerrrry Tenacious people. N I love that about them. Its what helped them survive all these years.

[@MichaelJordan-xp3yb]

@@GJAkuo those are movies

[@GJAkuo]

@@MichaelJordan-xp3yb true. But they portray the chinese people the same way in every movie.

[@peterh.1521]

"What Ding pulled of here today is basically he defeated an engine." -agadmator.

[@johnbjorkman4144]

That seems to be Fabi's weakness: he's great at memorizing engine lines, but gets lost when actual play deviates.

[@manuelper]

@@johnbjorkman4144 This is why Fabi is one of my least favorite 'top' players ever.

[@MichaelJordan-xp3yb]

@@manuelper both players contributed to this beautiful game.

[@PaperGrape]

When Ding took that nice sip of water, you could see the confidence on his face as if to say, "my turn". I honestly enjoyed that photo tremendously. Awesome video, Antonio!

[@axolyn4504]

Well said, my thoughts exactly, it ended up beeing very much artistic given the situation

[@carl0zraul]

I hope you meant that nice sip of water

[@PaperGrape]

@@carl0zraul promptly edited, sir

[@carl0zraul]

@@PaperGrape haha perfect!!

[@mm764]

16:54

[@MrMAiel]

I was watching this game live with commentary from magnus, gustafsson and the others and they kept showing lines where white's position got completely destroyed with sacrifices everywhere and the king was always in trouble. It was amazing seeing Ding stabilize and coming out on top in the end, really an amazing game.

[@MisterShine1912]

THE SATISFACTION WHEN HEARING THE ANNOUNCEMENT "And it was in fact in this position on move 59, Fabiano Caruana resigned the game" IS JUST INSANE I couldn't be any happier for Ding Massive respect to the dude

[@Gablarabe]

Such a warrior. Not gonna lie, i never smoked but i feel like i need a cigarette...

[@ledheadzeppelin]

Khasi? Good to see another north eastern enjpoying chess.

[@MisterShine1912]

@@ledheadzeppelin Whoa man I'm from Shillong yeah... Thank you so much... And you?

[@ledheadzeppelin]

@@MisterShine1912 I am from Shillong originally. In Mumbai for the last 8 years. We should play online sometimes. Add me on chess.com or lichess. Id is Deeptak

[@GJAkuo]

That really was VERY SATISFYING. 🙌🏼🔥

[@MrLevonhardt]

I really like it when you tell us when the players going into a deep think and what their timers look like.

[@noctriccio]

Fabi is like a bishop, sniping far away from a deadly angle (by insane preparations), and Ding is like a knight, escaping and fighting back in ways no one could predict.

[@neonlight1214]

Lmao nice symbols of the two players!

[@fib1478]

I guess that Magnus is the King and Nakamura is an isolated pawn

[@aaishikdas]

@@fib1478 lmao...🤣

[@n.c.pfister6485]

Fabi holding Final Fantasy 7. That moment when you realize there was an unknown, underlying reason you loved Agadmator.

[@crossingthetee6733]

This game is an example of why I love the candidates tournament.

[@hasinaacter4686]

Exactly. You never get these insane games in blitz

[@infocent6607]

Yeah 😀😀😀

[@silversid3179]

1:23 "There is dude in the background wearing a mask. So let's enjoy that for a second." -agadmator

[@cygnustsp]

Yeah and wearing a mask will actually make covid 19 worse if you've contracted it

[@halneufmille]

@@cygnustsp Why do you say that? I thought masks were to avoid spitting on stuff and transmitting the disease when you have it.

[@cygnustsp]

@@halneufmille because it will create more moisture when you breathe and that makes the virus worse

[@halneufmille]

@@cygnustsp Thanks I didn't know that. So basically except for doctors who see sick patients and change mask regularly, they seem quite useless for normal people.

[@iliasbaker3870]

cygnustsp stop spreading misinformation please

[@alexdumpty]

At first. When I saw Fabi lost I thought “well, he got crushed by Ding, sad” But now that I’m seeing it, it really makes me happy to see that Fabi lost because he went all out since the beginning of the game, just Ding defended properly and came up with a better position.

[@javierg.b.6941]

Man, this could be Ding's inmortal...'Fight against time and odds'

[@javierg.b.6941]

@@thenumeroncode6921 I have watched It, and I believe (this is just my oppinion) that this game has far more impact than the Chinese Immortal. Not only this is probably the only chance every 2 years to gain the possibility to challenge for the World Tittle, but also Ding came from a 2 loses streak, a blow to his moral and the beginning of this game was also a struggle against time and Fabi's pressure. This game for me was just something else

[@NK-lr4bp]

Waaaah, Ding is back! It is simply amazing!

[@UncleTola_]

Don't spoil games bro!

[@UnhandsomeJack]

@@UncleTola_ don't read comments before watching the video?

[@janmazur3111]

11:42 "Insane, such a difference in time if one of the players is not Alexander Grischuk" I love that comment

[@jakadajakada6939]

Fabi was like "you're wounded boy im just gonna pick you up" Ding: Nah not today

[@dillimore]

Ding: Call an ambulance But not for me

[@diegomorett142]

This game reminds me of Capablanca vs Marshall, when Marshall played the gambit he had prepared for eight years and Capablanca refuted it over the board

[@Arnesfield]

Previous video: "Ding, Look at Your King!" Ding: "Nope, I'm not afraid of anything"

[@pathutchison9866]

“This is Ding’s Immortal “

[@user-bm9cv9vn2k]

Even Fabi fans were rooting for Ding...

[@ДелијеВрбас]

Not me :D

[@MrThemneboss]

Ja jesam, Ding je odigrao fantastičnu partiju i zaslužio je ovu pobjedu!

[@ДелијеВрбас]

@@MrThemneboss Одиграо је одлично, али ја свеједно навијам за Фабиана, и надам се да ће освојити кандидате

[@MasterChiefSamus]

We're fans of the sport, and this was a beautiful performance regardless of who plays it ;)

[@shravaniprabhudesai8895]

Not me...

[@MoisesOsorioPianist]

I am happy that playing chess won over memorizing lines. Fabiano and Ding are my favorites players to be the candidate. I felt Fabiano was at one point playing only for time over Ding, he should have taken at least 20 minutes in a critical position. Ding's time went low but did not affect his performance. This win helps Ding psychologically and the tournament is better for the fans.

[@ex0duzz]

Moises Osorio fabi has lost the last 3 classical games against ding now. Surely that played on his mind. Especially the novelty. After he was down 2 pawns fabi had no other choice but to go all in and hope ding makes a mistake. Fabi knows ding seldom makes mistakes for nothing and knows his best chance is to try force a mistake in time trouble.

[@MoisesOsorioPianist]

@@ex0duzz Hello ex0duzz, look at the line at min 13:35. At this point, Caruana had more than an hour over Ding. Even Anish in live commentary saw this line with the queen trap. Of course, is hard to see all the line until the end but Caruana has shown in previous games what a great calculator he is.

[@GJAkuo]

This game is similar to Anand vs Carlsen, also Capa vs Marshal. Im happy ding won tho. (Year late but still)

[@dalibor8397]

this was amazing to watch. " if he burns time trust me he is calculating,he is not thinking about mistakes" Magnus

[@TandemKnights]

Mind officially blown, this is some legendary stuff by both players.This Liren is really something when he is in top form.

[@revolucaoXXI]

Almost 32 minutes of analysis."Go into this madness" and "machine mode" are perfect statments for this insane and incredible game. Wonderful work, Agad.Thank you so much.

[@SnowSamuray]

if after these 31 minutes ding doesnt win im quitting

[@ekagunadi1934]

Hahaha

[@SnowSamuray]

@Mahin Ashad This is the happiest day of my (rather young) chess life

[@dayanandsahu6683]

@@SnowSamuray you saw the results first and then you commented.... I am damn sure

[@SnowSamuray]

@@dayanandsahu6683 can't you see the hope I filled that comment with?

[@dayanandsahu6683]

@@SnowSamuray of course I can

[@drmrinaal]

It's amazing how your game preparations sound almost like world championship preparation... Yet we can understand and play these positions despite not being in similar leagues. Such a difficult game examined so well. And I do enjoy your sense of humor. And it's amazing that I understand the grischuk joke so well. For Agadmator 2020.

[@NaoshikuuAnimations]

It had been a while I haven't been so interested in a game. Absolutely impressed by Ding's performance -even though I probably only understood just a fraction of the complexity. Excellent coverage Agad - we don't say this enough, but it was clear today: you made the game as clear as it could've been for me, extremely interesting, I didn't leave my laptop for half an hour just trying to follow the madness. This really goes in the direction of making me a fan of chess, so you're doing your job perfectly!

[@daniellima4391]

I only noticed that the video has 30 min when you said it, that's how interesting it was0

[@mannyedwards2820]

This guy is an outstanding commentator. Here we have a 32-minute video in which he analyzes a very complicated game, chasing down mind-bending lines, and not a single edit, and not a dull moment. He makes chess as exciting as Formula One racing. What a machine.

[@alessio9483]

You're making my quarantine better, thanks agad greetings from italy

[@bradleylegault-kenney9518]

Agadmator: There’s some dude in the background wearing a mask.😂😂

[@krisss42]

Pretty happy to see you posting this really quick lol. I watched this game move by move and on the endgames, Ding really played top engine moves. Definitely a great game. Keep up with the candidates agad!

[@rfrydell5430]

Agadmator - what an analysis! Your analysis is as great as the game itself. Well, no, that game was just off the charts. Thanks for bringing such videos including pictures, side-stories, backstories, while making it all look so easy.

[@davidanderson_surrey_bc]

I agree that this is one of the great games worth analyzing in depth. However, it evokes last year's world championship, when Caruana came into almost every game with a prepared attack, but Carlsen was able to apply superior OTB thinking to neutralize his opponent. I think this game shows two things: first, Fabi is easily the most prepared player in the Candidates Tournament, and second, Ding is (not quite so easily but still...) the best OTB player -- when he's not distracted by larger concerns. Against any other opponent in the tournament, Fabi would have won in spectacular fashion. Ding shows how patience and focus pay off. If Ding wins his next one, then regardless of what else is going on in the standings, I think we'll see him again become the favourite to be Magnus's next challenger.

[@nosystem1098]

This is just the Ding I was expecting. Very nice work, Agad. This is the longest video I've ever seen from you, and I never looked at my watch once.

[@Maniekozord]

Grischuk joke made me laugh, well done!

[@robkirchhof133]

I was watching this live with Magnus and others commenting on it, and the 10 minutes before Fabi didn't move rook to e5, and then fell apart, is just the best sport we have left anymore. Thanks for immortalizing it with this wonderfully evocative commentary, Agadmator!

[@kafkaesquee521]

This is what separates the good from the greats; coming up big when you are down and out, and when the odds are stacked against you. 2-0 down, against the top seed, coming up against insane preparation, weathering the storm and than winning. What a performance. Ding is 100% back in the tournament now.

[@somewhere6]

Maybe. We will see. Fabiano lost this as much as Ding won it. Ding also got himself into further complications when simplifying likely could have won more easily. That's a dangerous way to play. Entertaining for sure but he will have to be in consistently top form and we have not seen that yet.

[@davidxu9566]

somewhere6 Where during the game do you think Ding could have simplified more easily and won? Could you give a move number?

[@juliatruchsess1019]

@@davidxu9566 22:42 Qg3 looks like the start of a killer attack or at least a queen trade, but "incredibly complicated" as Antonio says, especially with DIng's time pressure.

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

Final Fantasy VII s indeed the best Final Fantasy game.

[@chadosgood5494]

Im sad that nobody in my town wants to play

[@mr.gangex]

My head hurts after watching this game! What a game!

[@harshal8956]

After Vishy who is past his prime, I like Ding's style very much. He is always up for a challenge and always has the courage to enter in the "deep,dark forest".

[@mika274]

Agreed after threatening mate in 1. He just kept going like it was the start of the middle game

[@tommyhugo1423]

you mean the “forest of suspicious arithmetics.”

[@harshal8956]

@@tommyhugo1423 Kind of. However to be precise it is a phrase used by Mikhail Tal for his game against his trainer Koblents. That was a highly complex game.

[@phineasgage8252]

Vishy and Ding are my favourites too!

[@mariovanderwal1695]

11:40 agad: It's just insane that there is such a difference on the clock... me thinking: Grischuk was also down an hour in his match today and down over an hour in his match yesterday. agad: ...if one of those players is not Alexander Grischuk

[@MANCO513]

HAHAHAHA diying

[@pattabiramans]

That was quite humble to hope if the presentation was satisfactory. This is the best channel on chess games analysis, I have benefitted so much from it. This channel is an apt reflection of Agad's immense passion for this awesome game.

[@B1G_Dave]

Taking in the context of the match and how good Fabi is with classical time control, this has to be Liren's greatest victory.

[@gamessportsandmore3371]

Either that or ding beating fabi at the sinquefield cup.

[@ex0duzz]

BIG Dave ding has won vs fabi in the last 3 games they played

[@B1G_Dave]

@@ex0duzz Yes of course, but come on, losing the 1st two games and coming up against the tourney favourite, who also had prepared a sick engine line and Ding was low on the clock since the start, he showed amazing temperament in this game.

[@euroyank860]

Excellent coverage, i was following live on the net, this made it a bit more understandable, Thank you !

[@jdfromparis6230]

I saw the video was added 24 seconds ago... already 7 comments... we are excellent subscribers :-)

[@dzaijn]

Fantastic presentation Agad. You have the most unreal way of making static things come alive. Thank you for the passion you share!

[@hydrodio8935]

Always ready to watch agadmator

[@marc0limabreu]

amazing play by Ding and amazing video by agad! congrats on showing such a complicated game with perfect balance between lines that didn't happen and the actual game! thanks again for your work and keep going!

[@solidandshade]

Thanks for clarifying. Watching Magnus and Alireza, I couldn't really understand why they kept saying Ding was winning starting from half the game lol.

[@arthurbarbosadelira7505]

Think they were Just extrapolating. With the caruana's attack being neutralized, Ding was just up the pawns, at that level is a sure win. At least this was what my outclassed chess mind heard from them xD

[@arthurbarbosadelira7505]

At one momment, Magnus Said exctly what agadmator pointed. Teleport the king to g1, the rook to f1 and white is just.... Winning

[@siddspain]

They comment without engine so maybe ding felt the same

[@gamessportsandmore3371]

If you could understand how the greatest chess player of all time evaluates chess positions you probably would be playing in this candidates tournament.

[@anasothman1686]

Your Videos are truely the Highlight of my day thank you agadmator

[@-DigitalExcel]

this chess game gave me an adrenaline rush, incredible

[@MichaelJordan-xp3yb]

this is still one of my favourite youtube videos

[@chessiscool9748]

"It's just insane that there's such a difference in the clock if one of the players isn't Alexander Grischuck." *Roasted*

[@zipsypd4181]

I dont get the joke

[@flamedash1132]

@@zipsypd4181 Grischuck generally is always in time trouble.

[@zipsypd4181]

@@flamedash1132 oh ok thank you

[@mohammedk2790]

I was super excited for this video

[@prominence676]

This game is the reason ding became my favourite in this generation nearly beating magnus 🎉

[@sauga2osaka450]

agadmator, your chess channel is absolutely amazing. from format to the way you do a deep dive into the moves and more so get into the brain of the player, really awesome stuff your doing.

[@huihuang1475]

In the post interview in Chinese, with Hou Yifan, he mentioned, he missed the Bc2 move, and he was shocked when he saw that, but luckily found Qd2. Also he mentioned he checked Qc1 instead of Qf5, but it was too complicated and he just don't want to run into that. He think he is winning after Qg3, Qf2. He knew he went into preparation, but he really have a good nerve, even after 2 loses...

[@plane_riotous4202]

What an incredible game. I watched the live coverage and I thought Ding would lose on time. Unbelievable position. Furthermore, I enjoyed your coverage tremendously. As a matter of fact, I’ve been waiting for your coverage and I really enjoyed it. Thanks a lot for the hard work. I’ve been watching your channel for long time now and unfortunately this is my first comment. So, “ SORRY ABOUT THAT “ 😄

[@esmondtheillusionmotsepe7656]

We're upgrading to 30 mins games now... Exciting stuff

[@n20games52]

You did a great job presenting this awesome game! I look forward to the rest of the tournament. Anything can happen!

[@c14n_]

FIDE Fantasy VII

[@iamtheiconoclast3]

Brilliant game and brilliant commentary as always. Thanks for keeping us all up to date!

[@mohammadaminsarabi6207]

This game shows that chess is not poker. Calculation beats bellufs.

[@user-zb8tq5pr4x]

No shit, chess is a perfect information game and poker isn't, they are as different as can be.

[@morugastyle5820]

But the transition from chess to poker is pretty natural.

[@user-dw4dq1if1m]

If only poker played for hours lol

[@stevencurkovic4528]

@@user-dw4dq1if1m In Poker, the WSOP Main Event lasts 10 days and is played around 8 hours a day lol

[@gonzalo4658]

Belluf

[@omdon3437]

It is the best game i have ever seen! And yes, you did it a complete justice Agadmator!! :)

[@edukid1984]

Ding to Fabi after getting punched by Fabi's advancing pieces: "You have NOTHING! Nothing to threaten me with all your strength!"

[@mika274]

Funny, cause I just watched the dark Knight just now

[@anbee8127]

Minor correction.. Nothing to threaten me with... Nothing to do with all your strength.....

[@Boleslav4]

Fabi prepared an offensive of such magnitude that we could just imagine him aiming a huge cannon at his opponent and firing multiple devastating shots. But, to my amazement, all of those shots just Dinged the impenetrable armour of the opponent and did nothing more. Ok, I know the pun is terrible, but I just could not resist. I will see myself out now.

[@panda4247]

I am so glad Ding won this. It was most satisfying at so many levels. I like Ding's style, so it's good that he finally got a point here. But more than that, I don't really like the course of present day chess, where everybody has an engine and the just try to catch the other guy out of preparation with 20 moves memorized. So it was awesome, that Ding could refute Fabi's preparation.

[@alvindaniels4230]

I like how you described Midgar at the beginning! Very well done, Agmad

[@vidiveniviciDCLXVI]

This just proves what I've said since I seen Fabi play, he's a memory monster, he can remember such deep supercomputer lines, but he lacks natural ability like Carlsen does.

[@Litwinel]

Right? Just imagine if Carslen had such deep opening book like Fabi. Not like Magnus has bad opening book, actually Carlsen is supposed to play the widest set of openings of all Grand Masters, but nobody dives so deep into preparation as Fabiano.

[@ayoubyoussefi3996]

his name is calsen you dick head

[@xRafinha]

@@ayoubyoussefi3996 lmao

[@vidiveniviciDCLXVI]

@@ayoubyoussefi3996 NO its Carlsen I just typed it wrong by accident, no need to be a jerk, you just got his name wrong too. In self isolation atm with this COVID-19, what's your excuse for being wrong?

[@kafkaesquee521]

That's just dumb. You don't become the second best in the world, & reach the 3rd highest ever rating achieved in classical format in chess history if you aren't a "natural" lmao. Please don't ever say that again.

[@atulratnam7517]

He defeated an engine here .what a quote from agadmator ,well said

[@riam-313-diyaq]

The last time I watched liked this was your coverage of Fischer's saga titled "OUTCLASSED" vs Bent larsen

[@ChesswithSuyashinMarathi]

मराठीतून बुद्धिबळाचे डाव बघण्यासाठी माझ्या चॅनलला जरूर subscribe करा :-)

[@Niceonthefrenchriviera]

What a tough guy this DING, what a mental ! A grand Super GM!

[@vinayakjadhav1719]

True champion is like a *spring*, more the pressure more the bounceback force.

[@ChesswithSuyashinMarathi]

मराठीतून बुद्धिबळाचे डाव बघण्यासाठी माझ्या चॅनलला जरूर subscribe करा :-)

[@diegocatellani6747]

"How much complicated do you want the position to be?" "yes"

[@halneufmille]

This game is classical Fabi. Extremely deep preparation, but weak when he's out of it.

[@ashwinashu4825]

Fabi is actually pretty solid in any situation unless it is a shorter time control. Ding just outplayed him in the match.

[@radebatinica5545]

Antonio, Your presentation is great and befitting of this amazing game. Your programmes are a ray of light in these weird times. R

[@mrbeanfan7217]

It is an Identity card!

[@Requinix17]

to get into Midgar's upper plate

[@cagnusmarlsen4050]

And not final fantacy 7!! You kidding

[@gerainedoss7123]

You crushed this video Agad. 💯 great job! 👏👏

[@zebra3stripes]

Engines are still analyzing to determine whether Ding opened up a can on Fabi or took him out behind the woodshed.

[@eszterpos1734]

great coverage and awesome explanations of the comlicated sidelines of this difficult game, many thanks, agadmator!!

[@berua_svl8167]

Ding is my favourite player. i don know why. He always have strange moves

[@mika274]

Same feeling, he doesn't mind playing moves that don't really do much as far as we are concerned but little but little his position keeps getting brilliant. Somehow I feel like his opening preparation is kind of off in this tournament, which is why in all three games he was behind after the opening But against Fabiano he was able to find the absolute winning moves especially around the time when the black Knight goes from f8 to g6 and h6

[@pajelo88]

FF7! Hell yeah @agadmator! Best game of all time! Can't wait for the remake. Thanks for this video as always.

[@justchillingafterwork9580]

King ding Is not to be underestimated. I want him to win the candidates and be the next Challenger.

[@gos4343]

I found your presentation to be hugely entertaining.

[@kevinsholisticrecordingstu916]

Incredible game. Beautiful sip of water, I must say.

[@napoleonbonaparte4410]

Yesss, congrats Ding. I waited last night for this game to finish, but after Qc5 I went to sleep. It's good to know Ding pulled it off nicely!

[@v.jinesh3151]

If Ding wins the candidates Magnus: Finally a worthy opponent our battle will be legendary

[@pablobrowne3774]

What a good movie... Which one is Tai Long?

[@v.jinesh3151]

@@pablobrowne3774 Magnus

[@mauricemeijers7956]

Unbelievable!! Just a really bizarre match. Many congrats to Ding. And many thanks for the analysis.

[@orhazan483]

" i dont remember since when we had such a complicated game" - yesterday

[@advancednutritioninc908]

I am a rather low level player, and you made this complicated game understandable to me!! Great Commentary!! Thanks !! Liked !! Subbed !!

[@lepeshysche]

In the end of the video, Agadmator has brilliantly formulated my overall impression of Fabiano that I got during the WCC match in 2018. Fabiano is brilliant in memorizing complicated engine lines in the opening but he lacks the feeling of the game (says the guy blundering his pieces in every second game). It is the reason why I could not root for him in the match against Magnus. Fabi is like that person in school who is respected by teachers and peers for putting great effort for learning everything and getting good grades. BUT, there are always folks who get even better grades without putting so much sweat because they are simply smarter and they can cathc everything on the fly.

[@juannunez4436]

So true

[@ichirofakename]

I don't think his memory is anything special amongst GMs. They all can memorize as many moves as they want to.

[@tensaiventures]

Your presentation on this game was amazing! Thank you!