Kasparov's PERFECT ATTACK against the U.S. champion Fabiano Caruana!

[@rossmathias5675]

Kasparov beating current world no. 2 at his age is no joke. Truly a legend..

[@goshu7009]

Kasparov beating anyone - is not something special. The otherwise would be...

[@ПавелЯ-т8о]

Договарняк,его все школьники выносят как котёнка. Устарел он к сожалению ((( всё

[@goideneaglet]

Caruana is like #20 in blitz but still good of course

[@lemat579]

He is only 53.

[@rossmathias5675]

@@lemat579 , 53 year old retired GM. Not active player. Still impressive

[@龘纛爨灪麤彠]

For me Kasparov is the best chess player of all time. Considering the fact that in his youth he couldnt exercise with KI or online, and the fact that he still manages to beat the best players of today shows what a genius he is.

[@boriserjavec6470]

What is KI?

[@harisasif4275]

@@boriserjavec6470 Kunstliche Intelligenz (German word for Artificial Intelligence i.e. AI i.e chess bots like stockfish)

[@asdfgwertyui428]

Ni se le acerca a CAPABLANCA...8 años invicto y perdia x otro buen motivo : mejerear

[@CactusClai]

Magnus was 14 when Kasparov was still active and Magnus almost beat him. Kasparov is a top 5. Magnus is best ever!

[@Notir072]

@@CactusClai Magnus did not beat him, also you cannot say who's the best looking at just one encounter. Kasparov was far from his prime already, even if probably still playing at a top 10 level.

[@florida199]

Can you imagine Kasparov on his prime ? The fact that he still plays at this level at his age is a major achievement . What an amazing chess player . This game was a good lesson on how to attack the kingside.

[@chilhvarouch8496]

Best player of all time

[@danieldbdb]

Kasparov in his prime had a highest rating diff to the rest of the field than Magnus has. That's how good he was.

[@josemari2758]

Luckily for me I don't have to imagine it. I had the privilege of watching him live in Dos Hermanas 1996

[@jorge_781]

Why the age is an issue in chess? They arent running 100 meters or football.

[@adilghaznavi3948]

@@danieldbdb fischer had a higher rating diff

[@louisastuto2878]

I love how genuinely happy he seems after the game. Like an artist who re discovered his paintbrushes after years away from painting, the pure joy that comes from composing a masterpiece like this even tho the place chess holds in his life is very different now. I imagine It must feel a lot like running into an old friend you haven’t seen in a while except that friend is a part of who you are.

[@SaintD382]

Beautiful Kasparovian attack! Just like the old days.

[@viniciusaugusto8068]

Kasparov is a machine... My eyes are full of tears seeing this brilliancy

[@brozjoszip6401]

Kasparov is not just a chess player. He is THE CHESS PLAYER. He is also known as the first world champion beaten by a woman. Beaten by a young Hungarian girl, Judit.

[@ChessAndNotCheckers]

​@@brozjoszip6401 No shame in losing at times to Judit. One of the best players ever and a freak of nature. Kasparov is just a bit more freaky than everyone else lol

[@gustavobiermann7257]

Dude relax

[@aspiknf]

@@brozjoszip6401 Judit Polgar is a beast. She has beaten Magnus Carlsen in a friendly too.

[@ChamberSpell]

i bawled my eyes out when I read this comment. I too am very overly emotional 😭😭

[@lifeimitateschess3768]

Wow Garry absolutely annihilated Fabio, imagine the level he can play at at this age he really was the greatest.

[@EGarrett01]

Fabiano is Old Garry's arch-nemesis. He's struggled against Fabiano in several of these Sinquefield games, then did this, and proclaimed that if he were in his prime he would crush Caruana easily, lol.

[@1b0o0]

@@EGarrett01in all fairness, he probably would.

[@ChessAndNotCheckers]

​@@EGarrett01 He probably would annihilate Caruana lol. Remember that Kasparov is kinda middle aged now, and he's still doing shit like this

[@innosanto]

There is no way to compate Kasparov to pre pc era such as Fischer Capablanca Morphy or even earlier era Karpov if no pc in preparation. Or even Tal who beat prime Kasparov when put of hospital pne month before he pass away.

[@scotthutchinson1078]

Fabio Carua.

[@thomashl6416]

Kasparov has done more for the understanding of peoples than most politicians. This shows our enthusiasm for him, his mastery and his sympathetic personality. He should always be a role model for us. Especially in this time.

[@angelstrong792]

Obviously, Gary Kasparov is one of the greatest chess champions of the World! Congrats, GK!

[@andreasbianconeri879]

What a move in a few seconds left..thats why this legend is still no.1

[@lucky.youtube]

This Kasparov guy seems like he could be good at chess with practice.

[@Aruesx]

yeah. maybe even a world champion one day

[@apaarshrivastava]

Yeah. Can become world's best chess player of all time too.

[@LePingouin92]

A bit old to improve to that extent. What a waste

[@avigalelimbu9442]

This kind of sarcasm seems old and unoriginal

[@lucky.youtube]

@@avigalelimbu9442 welcome to KZbin, you must be new here.

[@mpeterll]

Ruthless! In his prime, he was in a league of his own.

[@earldriskill3505]

Except when he played Deep Blue...

[@shaunhowe380]

I once had the fortune of playing in a simultaneous match against Kasparov! I can attest to the memory story - he played one of the games from memory to show where the person made their mistake.

[@szilagyiandrasmarton4754]

If Kasparov remembers all his games, he really has a phenomenal memory.

[@vibovitold]

That's an intriguing observation. Do you suspect there may be some correlation between the ability to remember stuff and memory?

[@szilagyiandrasmarton4754]

@@vibovitold That was a compliment to Kasparov, but you can't control yourself, you bastard.

[@vibovitold]

@@szilagyiandrasmarton4754 one might be inclined to say that if I can't control myself, I really have poor self-control

[@cactus_szn6341]

Brilliant😂😂😂​@@vibovitold

[@LuxuryItIs]

Who more games remembered Magnus or Kasparov

[@garryfwright]

Been a Kasparov fan since the mid 80's. Arguably along with Fischer the best player of all time. His defeat against IBM's computer was a complete irrelevance. After all who could compete against a JCB in a weight lifting competition? It was a a milestone in machine learning but did not in any way diminish the inherent depth of talent displayed by the genius boy from Baku! Long live Kasparov!

[@innosanto]

Also paul morphy

[@valentinmagureanu5221]

AMERICANU BOBY FISTCHER JUCATOR DE ȘAH ERA EVREU!😅

[@Nautilus1972]

It was not just the first time he had been defeated by a computer, it was the first time he had been defeated.

[@ArranVid]

@@Nautilus1972 Yep, Garry said that in an interview :-)

[@earldriskill3505]

To be fair, he beat Deep Blue in their first match. The IBM team was also allowed to study Kasparov's games, and wouldn't grant Garry a rematch after he lost.

[@JohnnyGuitarWhelan]

Hate the AI commentary. Great game by Garry though

[@DriveandThrive]

I love that Garry was so happy beating Fabi. Despite the fact he is arguably the greatest player of all time, the modern computer aided players are so highly rated. Amazing he can still take them down.

[@iaber1698]

well, he created a lot of novelties for the game, he did not depend on stockfish finding novelties for them.

[@farishassan1547]

The guy in his prime was himself a computer.

[@greyzoldick4188]

fr fr he looks like “i still got the juice” and i love it 🥹

[@pcicopata3084]

@@greyzoldick4188 xxd yeah itq can be xdqq

[@pcicopata3084]

Gayq

[@AtzeD109]

I just learned more about chess by studying Kasparov's moves in this game, than everything else i have ever watched or listened to about chess before combined. What this genius is able to pull off is absolutely mind blowing. He doesn't think 2 steaps ahead, but rather 20. He knows what the enemy will do, before the enemy even knows it. What an incredible human being. We should all be glad, that he doesn't uses his powers in a tyrannic way.

[@Roq-stone]

How can you be aggressive, relentless and patient at the same time? I really admire Kasparov's methods in his games.

[@williamstyron2156]

finally an intelligent comment here. thank you.

[@coffeetalk924]

So beautiful to see Garry still doing his magic at 53 years old. What a legend

[@ManuelTorres-qw8km]

La cara de Kasparov al terminar la partida lo dice todo, un fuera de serie.

[@lemat579]

O sea.... no le cambio la expresión... como a Don Corleone. 😮😅

[@sparkinitesparkinite9617]

Mr K is a truly gifted strategist on the board manipulating his pieces, timing as well as his opponent’s mind and time. Very cruel, sneaky but killingly efficient.

[@loretozamoras4459]

If Fischer, Kasparov, Kramnik and Karpov etc. have played in this era in their younger years where chess engines are available, you can imagine how formidable chess players they can be.

[@simsimmer893]

I believe it would render them lesser players as consistent reliance on computers dampers creativity.

[@atuema5310]

@@simsimmer893 Perhaps they would be a bit less creative, but they would be more accurate. Just take Paul Morphy: he would be crushed by an average gm if that gm could go back in time. Kasparov was rated 2856 in the year 2000, that's 20 elo points higher than Magnus Carlsen is rated now. If he were born in this generation, accounting for elo inflation he would be rated perhaps 2900 at least.

[@innosanto]

I think chess engines are a zero point. There is no comparison of pre to post this event. Fischer was finding moves by playing with himself. Now moves are generated by player or team through solution engines. And Morphy. Capablanca were astonishing good

[@innosanto]

@@atuema5310if inflation counted Fischer would be 2920-2950 And dont even want to imagine what Morphys would be who was many decades ahed of contemporaries and all training availabilities It took many decades for slmekne to reach rating

[@HiTechOilCo]

Fischer did not need a chess engine and learning to play like a computer instead of a person is a distinct drawback.

[@carlossimancas9867]

The instinct he has for attack is phenomenal. Only Alekhine and Tahl would match him in this aspect

[@divereconomist3960]

Chess legend for 20+ years! Legends never die or get old!

[@aspiknf]

The legendary Gary Kasparov

[@anujpawar8515]

Kasparov had the phenomenal attacking instinct. Only Mikhail Tal could be compared him in attacking.

[@joeoliva4415]

Bobby Fischer*

[@hotshitonly1]

Bobby

[@JM-et1jk]

Tal used to rely a lot on intuition, Kasparov was pure calculation built on home preparation specially in the opening, no bluffing in his attacks, he was an unstoppable force!!! a true juggernaut 💯👏

[@ArranVid]

Paul Morphy, Capablanca, Tal, Fischer attacked like Kasparov.

[@dowaliby1]

Gary's sacrifice of the bishop was the turning point. Although the deployment of his pieces well before that was the beginning of the end for Fabi. Fabulous commentary.

[@Corteum]

Im not sure about this artificial voice commentary situation.

[@dowaliby1]

@@Corteum But the analysis is real, no?

[@Corteum]

@@dowaliby1 I think the analysis is okay. Could be better. I like EpicChess's analysis more, though.

[@dowaliby1]

@@Corteum Yes, EpicChess is especially good.

[@stevemuzira9155]

Wow that was a cold blooded attack!!

[@karaengkinzuv9224]

The one and only,...Until now NO ONE could match the record of how long he defended his world title!

[@marcovaccari7276]

Maybe Carlsen will

[@karaengkinzuv9224]

@@marcovaccari7276 yes, if carlsen not retire next year 😀

[@brozjoszip6401]

Kasparov is not just a chess player. He is THE CHESS PLAYER. He holds one more world record however: He is also known as the first world champion beaten by a woman. Beaten by a young Hungarian girl, Judit. (And he said before no woman can beat him ever. It seems he forgot about the Hungarians)

[@T.R.U.T.H..]

@@brozjoszip6401 Pure luck! Never happened again did it.

[@danieldbdb]

Kasparov in his prime had a highest rating diff to the rest of the field than Magnus has. That's how good he was.

[@christopherlees1134]

Bobby Fischer was further ahead of the rest of the field then Kasparov was. Fisher was 120 points higher than world champion Spassky who was number two.

[@danieldbdb]

@@christopherlees1134 I know, but it was just for a short time.

[@christopherlees1134]

@@danieldbdb The fact is, Fischer had the highest rating difference to the rest during his prime. Kasparov's rating different from the rest of the field wasn't much.

[@ratkomentos8757]

​@@christopherlees1134 Its true, Boby Fischer in his prime is the best Chess player ever, he was a genius.

[@nathanhosea489]

@@danieldbdb There's a saying that says "The star that burns twice as bright, burns half as long." That's the perfect description for Fischer as a chess player. He probably isn't the best of all-time, probably isn't the greatest, either. But no one, absolutely not a single chess player in history has had a higher peak than him. He's an anomaly - I truly believe that Fischer at his peak is the only chess player who would even stand a chance against the engines of today.

[@lucianadiacipriani5220]

Wow. Such a great attack. We can learn a lot of the style by Kasparov.

[@connorduke4619]

I have been trying to learn efficient Kasparov attacking moves - punctuated by strategic sacrifices - for decades. In vain!

[@tengokjebaru6320]

at this age. kasparov still can defeat the super gm. no wonder at his younger, he is the best player on this planet

[@hagnuj1070]

It took the Russians 20 years to top Fischer and Kaspy was the man🎬

[@priyamdubey28]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@whiskeySe7en]

Because age and vitality is the most important thing I chess. It's a very physical game....

[@DarkSideChess]

Pretty awesome though. In no other sport can an old man keep up with a young man quite like in chess. Yes you get worse as you get older, but the gap is not as significant as in some other sports.

[@scottwarren4998]

no wonder at his younger, he WAS the best player on the planet* How can you type present when you should type past?

[@PrinceofMacedonVlogs]

Kasparov-Karpov is my favorite rivalry of all time. I love seeing Kasparov come back periodically for some Chess

[@archievthapa3593]

Such an engaging commentary !!! enjoyed the video so much !!! subscribed

[@richardpowell1772]

Guess Kasparov still remembers how the pieces move. Strongest ever. If he’d had computers growing up, he’d have been rated 3000.

[@Rafael-uv3uf]

3900 because hikaru and Magnus are 3600, Garry is better than them

[@shengpingliu8888]

@@Rafael-uv3uf 😂😂😂 huh you high? First off Magnus drew with Kasparov 2 times and lost 2 times at age 13 what makes u think 29 year old Magnus won’t beat him?😂😂😂😂

[@leacanada5307]

@@shengpingliu8888 ko

[@ChessAndNotCheckers]

​@@shengpingliu8888 Kasparov was middle-aged by the time he played young Carlsen. Let's not forget that Kasparov has actually never lost an official game to Carlsen. And Kasparov drew against Carlsen a little while back in a round-robin tournament (a tournament in which he abused Alireza too, who is 40 years younger than him lmfao). Just face it...Kasparov is not human

[@yessir6427]

@@Rafael-uv3uf what drugs you on

[@joescott8877]

Knight G5 was cold! Smooth and nicely followable commentary! Never knew that almost unbelievable infoa about K's game memory. Unreal.

[@magchild777]

Gary was born clutching a chess board in his left hand and pieces in his right.

[@lexsoft3969]

Most of Kasparov's moves are still hard to predict like when he was in his prime.

[@kenbrown438]

I tried to subscribe , but , KZbin says I have too many subscriptions !!!! Keep making chess videos and I'll keep watching !!!! Thank you very much !!!!

[@raayschneider2759]

this smile from kasparov in the end.... said, eat my skillz little boy

[@marcuseaston4640]

Beautifully exhibited and narrated…thank you.

[@marpandz8483]

Magnus said in his 2023 interview with Levy that Kasparov is the greatest of all time

[@CalixaCal]

The Legend: Garry Kasparov

[@bbrinces]

I love your pronunciation of "Caruana"

[@raminew2012]

Perfect commentary bro.

[@bobymox]

Kasp is amazing.You see what is he doing to you and you can't stop him!

[@connorduke4619]

Yes well if Karpov's defences couldn't stop him, what hope have the rest of us?

[@avsd6654]

¡Menuda paliza le ha metido Kasparov a Caruana! Tremendo ataque! A+++++

[@saptaparnoburmanroy614]

Hey man, loved the enthusiasm in your commentary. Looking forward to your coverage of more great games. One recommendation would be Kasparov vs Nakamura.

[@zacharyliles8657]

This was absolutely beautiful chess. What a legend

[@Belajar_Catur]

Cool Bishop Sacrifice GM. KASPAROV. Thank for learn Master Good Luck Always 👍👍🙏🙏

[@MarkLuyk]

Awesome game, fun commentary! Well done. Thanks!

[@suarauangkitak599]

Great attacking move at the end.

[@greatloverofmusic1]

The GOAT. Enough said.

[@thomasaskew1985]

Like Lasker a century ago, the champion still has it.

[@antoniotomic3559]

Legenda, majstor. Pozdrav iz Hrvatske

[@WorldChessComunity-gh3xx]

Amazing video, thank you

[@FM-yq8yfXYZ]

A genius will get old, but memory will come back sometimes.

[@avigrabli1140]

Marvelous Kasparov! He played a great chess, as brilliant as he did in his glorius past!!...

[@ProfessorChomsky]

I love chess. I don't know very much about it - I do know how to play it - and I find this hard to follow. But see this patter - "Kasparov had the same position in the 80s against the chess player Simon Webb" - that just blows my mind. Remembering one game from 30 years ago? FFS. But it's magic, I love it!

[@florianmaillard4009]

The best of his times. These good old times when chess players train without stockfish...

[@prasanthvaravoor]

Great game 😊

[@rhemaislife]

I like the commentary...thanks man

[@mariofermin]

Kasparov mantuvo la ofensiva desde el principio, presionó tanto que finalmente logro penetrar en la defensa de Caruana, sencillamente fue una partida muy elegante"

[@robertstrong6639]

Kasparov's style is precise and lethal, like an apex predator stalking and efficiently hunting prey.

[@DrDeepstack]

What a game, brilliant attack

[@angoor101]

Great game by the old man. May I suggest a square color change as pieces move so beginners can follow the moves easier.

[@ersinkaygan1432]

congratulations to the greatest master of all times !!

[@sofyanbou7910]

Kasparov looking as a dad for a cornflakes commercial

[@GlorifiedTruth]

You do a great job of presenting this.

[@Nature-cn5ke]

Thx, for the narrating this game

[@quantum3712]

This guy kasparov is a beast.

[@valerigeorgiev977]

Another proof that the pre-engine theoretical understanding of the game makes you a better player than today's technical approach.

[@aldo9383]

I like this channel.I'II follow soon.keep adding more interesting videos

[@gregpetre1225]

This was a tough tough game, Kasparov pushes it home

[@dobariram9920]

My All time favorite Garry Kasparov.❤

[@plavitigar]

The way Kasparov just stands up and his friend just hugs him he's like: damn nice one.

[@gerardotapia832]

Kasparov, the best player ever 👏👏👏

[@brozjoszip6401]

Kasparov is not just a chess player. He is THE CHESS PLAYER. He is also known as the first world champion beaten by a woman. Beaten by a young Hungarian girl, Judit. (And he said before no world champion can be beaten by a woman ever)

[@bobobandy9382]

0:35 Kasparov responded with g3? He has the black pieces.

[@singaporeghostclub]

Kasparov always blessed his chess pieces before a match

[@joshuahemming4280]

This would be the last person I would want to play if I was kasparov, this game was incredible.

[@control5835]

Very clear commentary!

[@vladoss4643]

This Caruana just missed Fisher's attack but from black) Kasparov is the master

[@iaq5205]

Old but bold 👏👏👍

[@vanarnemelvin8853]

a genius my favorit player of all the times

[@lttraveler2458]

He took the usa champ! That's pretty good. And at blitz! Being a former state champ & conference champ...we got 1 minute between moves. So odds are that if he can win at blitz now....that he is better now in many ways. I have picked it up after 25 years and it's tough. I am winning 90% of matches but losing constantly on timeouts. Winning by 3 to even 9 points and then losing on time. Last night, up 7 & losing on time. So kasparov is doing something amazing adapting to new rules and styles.

[@Shiva..]

Garry is a Magician!

[@brozjoszip6401]

Kasparov is not just a chess player. He is THE CHESS PLAYER. He is also known as the first world champion beaten by a woman. Beaten by a young Hungarian girl, Judit. (And he said before no world champion can be beaten by a woman ever)

[@anujpawar8515]

There is only one magician and whose name is Mikhail Tal.

[@edeguzman89]

12:18 call the next move the death move because that’s exactly what it is, made him shake your hand after that

[@LoveChristJesus]

Kasparov has killer instinct even with the black pieces...it's like, I'm the attacker.

[@transylvanianite3391]

Kasparov a Hero and a Gentleman 🎉🎉

[@salvadorpepe3732]

Gary el mejor de la historia x lejos único incomparable imagínate esta partida 40 años atrás? y le regala la dama

[@daniscool5092]

Wow a spectacular attacking game. What an inspiration to play the KID

[@platondegrecia]

Simply the best!!!

[@dimifisher]

Kasparov the real Emperor of chess

[@Alinktome]

In the 90's I had bought the most expensive electronic chess game named Kasparov. With a plate to protect and close the game. And under, a little compartiment to put the 32 pieces inside, which was a little hard put them all inside I remember. But it was really the biggest and the most beautiful electronic game. Someone stole it from me and I never found it again.

[@ostrados]

Kasparov, the best player in history. *full stop*

[@f.hammad]

Super game play. Both are champ.

[@johanarmenta2503]

A legend in his own time!!!!

[@WillBrooks-h9d]

Great. Chess! Very. Sneaky. Win by. Gary! Cool Chess!🎈

[@shalehdesoul2739]

I loved your commentary

[@KCotreau]

Obviously Kasparov played very well, but Fabi played very poorly for that level. First, he never should have played 8.e3 to play 10.d4 ceding space. He was just worse after 10.d4 e4, and his pieces could not easily get back to the kingside with the Pe4 jammed down his throat. By then, 10.d3 was required, just being a little cramped. The more normal 8.Nc3 with the plan Ne1-c2-e3 and then one of the knights goes to d5 was much better. For better, or worse, regarding the d3 square, he needed to play 13.dc and trade the queens and rooks down the d-file. Of course, later he needed to play h3 so on h4 by black, he could keep the kingside closed. Lastly, the whole Ba3 was WAY too slow. 16.Rfd1?? allowed the Bf5 to join the attack with tempo. It was totally over from there. Fabi has improved his rapid an blitz dramatically since then, but his judgment and intuition in that game was horrendous.

[@hemanthpatruni4895]

Great analysis