"Game of The Century?" | Keymer vs Gelfand | Isle of Man (2018)

[@JulioCoudio]

Black : "Stockfish, what can I do now ?" Stockfish : "Just play knight to d7 and call for a draw" Black : "Done, what now ?!" Stockfish : "My bad..."

[@SamuelPearlman]

Haha, yeah, wtaf?

[@aliince9372]

Stockfish just making sure it stays on top. Don't give away ALL the secrets.

[@aliince9372]

@Daniel Burke It's a form of humour. "If stockfish was a human, and made this move, and was human, what would the next comment be?".

[@uzairshafi4899]

Congratulations. You are an excellent maker of Brilliant Sundays.

[@nickcifarelli8887]

hahahah well played sir

[@ChessSerbia]

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[@thirstyflower6528]

:D

[@soufianeboulachgour3965]

@@nickcifarelli8887 I am 27 my brain to

[@שמואלמויאל-ח2ס]

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[@rayhanmansoor2951]

3:45 That is why Vincent is an International Master and I’m not. 🤣😂

[@Rambofight.]

He has a 2491 rating, just 9 points below reaching GrandMaster! :D

[@Friek555]

@@Rambofight. That's not exactly how it works though. He also needs three GM norms, he currently has two. So it will likely be at least a few months until he becomes a Grandmaster :)

[@jawadhussain8175]

It really made me laugh

[@vladavasiljev]

@@jawadhussain8175 Antonio is a man ended 😊

[@furkanzengin5144]

I laughed so hard at this moment >.

[@GRENKEChess]

Unbelievable tactical resources! Amazing game - definitely on the same level as Vincent's win against Rapport in the GRENKE Chess finals. We cross our fingers for him becoming Germany's youngest grandmaster :) - Thanks for your great entertaining game analysis Antonio!

[@GRENKEChess]

@@kroatos606 Yes Agadmator's channel is simply the best :)

[@kennethlovering1454]

@@kroatos606 His only critics are those who aren't happy unless they have something to complain about.

[@kennethlovering1454]

If you like tactics, check out today's game on Chess On Kosintseva va. Galliamova 2003. A beautiful mate

[@GRENKEChess]

@@kennethlovering1454 board on fire :) - exciting game!

[@Ginsi]

He should have his GM norms in time for Grenke Classic, right?

[@Mister.Psychology]

Honestly one of the most amazing speakers on KZbin. When he talks about some random photo he makes it seem like the most interesting thing in the world. First I see the photo and don't really notice anything interesting in it but he will make even a little thing super exciting to look at.

[@prithwishchakraborty3622]

Because he is a photographer himself

[@kyojin3311]

Just a quick word of appreciation, and a story... You brought back a love of something very close to my heart...Chess! I discovered this channel a few days ago just by pure chance of youtube’s algorithms, and though it has been years since ive played, I put in hours everyday now and I love every second. I learned chess as a kid from my father, and I thought I was pretty badass taking out a lot of my seniors at the time, though I knew nothing of theory, or strategy, only how to move the pieces. One day though, I was sitting on a blanket in a field at a music festival playing chess against myself, when a 30 something year old man asked if he could join me for a game. I eagerly accepted, excited to show off my skill. The man defeated me in less than 10 moves. Turns out he was a decorated Grand Master, and took the time to give me my first true educated introduction into the magnificence that is chess. After that I continued onward, but became distracted with life as well as overwhelmed with the vast complexity that accompanied the game I loved so dearly. Your channel has sparked a fire in me once again, and thank you so much for that. Im a barely adequate player, but im working at it, running the “tacticts” challenges on the Chess.com phone app for hours on end, and playing anyone I can. Hopefully I can run into that guy who taught me at that festival and give him a run for his money 🤙 You rock. This channel rocks. Thanks for inspiring me 🙏

[@IamStrqngx]

Who was the Grandmaster?

[@IamStrqngx]

@@kyojin3311 that is strange but interesting

[@kyojin3311]

Jonny Sua Well you are entitled to your opininion man. Your comment sounds like its coming somewhere personal, unrelated to me, and unrelatedly to chess, and thats cool. Im not gonna pretend to know the “type” of person you are, or make any assumptions no matter how edgy you might be trying to come off. Im sure you’re just another keyboard warrior trying to get attention, or one of those that hates to see someone happy, or maybe not. Thanks for reading my story, thanks for the feedback anyways, and I hope you dig this guys chess videos to come since I assume thats why you are here in the first place ✌️

[@gregparrott]

Kyojin White I agree with you. Ignore 'Jonny Sua'. He sounds like the very creep he is extolling against. Of course, you could try to be a total conformist to his narrow mindset.

[@chessten]

@@jonnysua2165 you know a real loser is someone who enjoy doing exactly what you did to Kyojin. Your last sentence ironically applies to yourself well.

[@СвевладВелеслав]

My wife calls you capture-capture :D

[@orangeiceice12]

Capture capture and his best friend, takes takes

[@tomaskout8251]

I like his girlfriend Castles Castles

[@noobadoc]

I prefer cherk

[@LoveBadeMe]

I now call him "Penultimate Round." As in, "Madam, allow me to introduce Mister Penultimate Round." LOL even English speakers don't know that word or worse, think they do when they don't.

[@Zerstorter]

my wife calls him "you don't wanna do that because...."

[@bezzlebedeviled4756]

9:49 -- In case you're wondering why Gelfand does not seize the insufficiently defended g-pawn, it's because here's what would happen: If Bxg3, then Na5 (threatening the queen, which must keep an eye on the adventurous bishop), Qe5, Bd4 (X-raying the knight through the queen), any queen move, ...and then Keymer either leisurely captures the bishop if it's undefended, or trades one piece for two via Bxf6, Qxf6, Kxg3. 9:59 -- Keymer's king move is too timid here. Qa6, otoh, forcefully wins material: Qxa6 (anything else loses more material), Nxa6, b3, Nc5, and both of Black's remaining queen-side pawns are threatened and soon to fall, leaving White up two pawns. 12:42 -- Blundering aside, Black should be able to hold this: Kg8 is followed by Rd6, Qe7, Bc5, Qb7, Bd4, and there's little else to do as the rating drops under +1. (White enabling Black to trade his lackluster knight for three of White's king-side pawns is why Qxh3 is the engine's recommendation at 12:50 ) 14:28 -- A seemingly sleepy king move is also in winning for White: Kg3, fxe4, g5+, Kxg5, f4+, Kh6, Ne3, Kh5, Ng4, Qb3+, Be3 (this bishop must guard g1 from the black queen, i.e., Bc3 is a blunder as it permits Qb6, winning the rook as both the rook and the g1 checkmating square are undefended), and now White's knight must move or be lost, after which...Rh8 (the same move Vincent played instead of Kg3, as apparently a short-cut). 16:23 -- Let's explore what happens if fxg4 rather than fxe4 (the played move): g5, Ra8, Ne5, Rxa7, Nd3, Kg3, Qd6+, f4, Nxf4, Bg7+, Kg6, Ne7+, Kxg7, Nf5+ (royal forking, and after taking the queen, White is up a rook).

[@MickThal]

Super video. Great win for Keymer against Gelfand, who was two times World Championship contender. IF Keymer draws his game today, he will become the 11. youngest GM in the history of chess.

[@albertosacco28]

Kid from Kinder chocolate box played really well

[@webcrawler9782]

hahahaha xD

[@jacknoble2050]

Black : "Stockfish, what can I do now ?" Stockfish : "Just play knight to d7 and call for a draw" Black : "Done, what now ?!" Stockfish : "My bad..."

[@arijitkundu5577]

Rh8 was a mind boggling blow by the boy. Soon this boy will establish himself as a grandmaster and then a future formidable challenger of the chess crown. All the best to him. Many, many, many thanks to you for your selection of the game.

[@markedwards9247]

Thanks for uploading Agadmator. I have been trying to follow Vincents games for some time, but they are not published so often. I find his style very natural and creative, and extremely instructive, because his ideas are so familiar to me in my play. Of course Vincent takes it to a whole higher level. Which is why he is an IM (soon to be GM I think) and I am not. I hope he has a great future in the game. If you read this Vincent, good luck young fellow.

[@dianaoelrich5516]

It`s very interesting why rook to h8 is the only move that wins here. Well, because whatever black plays, he will lose this game. Ah, so that`s why. Excellent explanation ;-)

[@MrBob9182736455]

i think g5 immediately also works

[@kasrarahimian3726]

I usually watch your videos at night! And whenever i start to watch them, i fall to sleep! Your voice is really good for telling bed time storys :D! Love your channel!

[@steve-dn8ru]

what a game & thank you for the fantastic (as always) commentary & explanations - keep up the excellent work

[@AJ-sb3eg]

Why is white winning? Because whatever black plays, he will lose this game. - Agad 2018

[@Brainsucker92]

Hey agad, I put this particular position at 13:02 into my engine and let it calculate for a few minutes (since depth 21 is actually NOTHING), if you seriously want to refer to an engine estimation you should calculate at least up to depth 30 or even more. So after 244 seconds of calculation my engine (Stockfish 9) hit depth 37 and said white is winning with an evaluation of roughly 1.6. Best moves are either Qc4, Qe7 or a6. After playing Nd7 the engine immediately jumps up to +4 for white which can be considered to be a blunder. So if you're refering to engine recommendations in future please make sure to calculate (a lot) further than depth 21.

[@rasm523]

Totally correct. It's interesting though that Leela Chess is preferring Nd7 above the other moves even after a long calculation time...

[@lllMacBethlll]

wondering what alpha zero would say :D

[@shanelevene4864]

SF9 depth 37 is fine for beginners and LEELA is good for those of us who are slightly mentally retarded, but if you want a serious and genuine analysis of the position there's only one place to go: the java based CPUCHESS on a 5 second ponder. It also gives Nd7 as a blunder and also recommends Qe2 or Qc4. So, you don't need to turn SF up to 11 nor wait 244 secs to find the best move in such a position. Though, please note: if you do abandon SF for CPUCHESS (as you no doubt will) you must always bear in mind that CPUC has no understanding of either a King attack nor of the danger of passed pawns. X

[@badereric]

@@shanelevene4864 why would i abandon stockfish to save a minute of time for a weaker engine that cant understand king attacks or danger of passed pawns

[@shanelevene4864]

@@badereric I sincerely hope that you have not taken my comment seriously? If you have then I am genuinely concerned for your intellectual well-being. But no, there's no way that you thought I was being serious... No way at all. X

[@groussac]

The game of the century until the next game of the century comes along. In the meantime, we'll be making mental notes in admiration of a game well played on both sides.

[@EscarBOOM]

What an amazingly entertaining game and commentary!

[@nopederp6027]

I really like your commentary on these games. you do a good job of showing the alternatives. thanks for taking the time.

[@vivekjoshi5207]

Fantastic game by the "German Bobby Fischer ".. Had an excellent weekend.. Thanks to Pragnanada, Vincent.. and Agadmator..

[@amirmn7]

Thank you for keeping me sane during thanksgiving holidays and visiting in-laws! My gosh I can’t spend another minute with Gfs mom! Jesus!

[@vitoruffalo2576]

Your followup and commentary is really great, much better than some of your older videos. Bravo to you Gamer. I was wondering how much of this is sinking in, influencing my game. I noticed yesterday during a game, I was using some of the moves learned here. Thank you

[@jefffritts68]

you need to sell t-shirts that say "theres nothing left to do here" lol

[@tdb517]

Or "capture-capture"

[@sarban1653]

@@tdb517 Or "castle-castle." 😂

[@edpottinger849]

Played a lot when I was young but the way you show the game I seem to be able to see the right moves bravo

[@obadahabak8598]

And this why is he IM and I’m not😂😂

[@violetasuklevska9074]

Don't you mean IM not

[@arrowghost]

@@violetasuklevska9074 , I. M. Meen to you, Violeta. Get it? XD

[@makdavian3567]

@@arrowghost seems like you're the one who didn't

[@splandromeda800]

Fischer would be jealous at this title 0:

[@agadmator]

It's a different century ;)

[@sameetkhadka8438]

@@agadmator haha yeah

[@amitkrgupta094]

Fischer will always be a legend (Personality wise I do not like him but chess-wise he was/is way ahead of many people,Don't forget the scarcity of good Chess materials,Chess Engine etc )!

[@zagrebnesh1875]

maybe u mean envious. jealousy it s all different thing

[@arrowghost]

I don't know Donald Byrne very much, but obviously we know young Bobby Fischer. Now the order is reverse when we know Boris Gelfand, and maybe know a little of Vincent.

[@Dybbouk]

Agadmator offers a precious insight into how a chess master's mind works: formulation of a series of plans.

[@stevenhaff3332]

Very impressive win. Such subtle understanding of positions by the young man.

[@rileysigtuna6284]

Very nice!! This was a really exciting game, thank you Agad for sharing.

[@jovohodzic508]

14:34 black can play either f5xg4, which is the move suggested by the Chess.com engine, which ultimately gives white a winning lead, but after a series of 7 exact moves, that I don't think either player would be able to follow as per engine. Second option is qf7 , which also gives white an advantage, but it's nowhere near finished.

[@krupalupa3386]

I subscribed recently and i find your channel really great and amusing.Only thing i would recommend is to put pictures of both players in the beggining,so videos would be even more tense and fun.Keep up good work

[@meathead919]

Keymer is one to watch. I hope he surrounds himself with a good team and also gets good support from his family.

[@saveusbloodymess]

Always nice to see such nice photos of Boris Gelfand

[@philipstrange60]

"Without further ado" is perfect, don't change it.

[@MrDannyg77]

Ag, once the game reaches a position that has not been seen before, it doesn’t mean that it is out of the player’s preparation as you state in the video. It could still be within preparation. Better way to say it is that it’s not been seen in over the board tournament play. Even that may not be true in that it may have been reached in a game that wasn’t reported or stored. Great video as always.

[@jasper5016]

Great game and great thinking of this little boy. Your analysis is fantastic.

[@ravirawat6856]

At 1:06 Gelfand sleeping like a Grandmaster

[@eljanrimsa5843]

A typical Gelfand pose. Perhaps he is also juggling the white bishop under the table.

[@DraoxxMusic]

I read that in a Fine and Golden voice

[@kennethlovering1454]

Look at his hands. I think he has his phone in his hand, or is that not allowed?

[@-yeme-]

lol it does look like he's checking an engine on his phone

[@arrowghost]

The scene was easily reminded when Carlsen slept for 10 seconds against Anand. XD

[@TheOriginalGankstar]

Outstanding work. What more can be said? Keep on keeping on, agadmator.

[@edmunddantes5657]

Go raibh mile maith ,agadmator,Eireann go brach.Can't get enough of your content,an Irish subscriber.

[@foxybingo1112]

1:03 I love the intensity with which Keymer stares at the board. Like a wolf eyeing his prey

[@noahbirdrevolution]

I havent played chess in years. Started watching your videos today, love em. I actually paused and called the rook, but to G8 and with no regard to the knight counter or any counter for that matter. lol

[@cygnustsp]

Sunday just got more amazing thank you agadmator

[@alexkooistra]

hoped you would pick this game! awesome play by Keymer

[@bezzlebedeviled4756]

13:09 -- Interesting, then, the difference between Stockfish 9 and 10, the latter of which rather rapidly discounts Nd7 after about depth17 or so, and eventually doesn't have it within the top 8 considerations after depth20. Past depth35, it prefers Qc4, Qe7, and a6 as the only moves that remain under +2 in favor of white.

[@prakashchandra2001]

Game of century ...its always come to mind Bobby Fisher game...brilliant queen sacrifice and lot more tactics.... Now Vincent..... Doing really well..... Keep it up....thanks a lot agad ...you are doing brilliant job..your vedio I never miss....

[@johnkelly2272]

I got confused there for a second -- you aren't as LOUD as Hard Rock which I was just listening to, but your vocals and percussion as well as pianissimo are even more sophisticated and precise!

[@rpgcompletionist6998]

Awesome video as always!

[@woodstoney]

So much for kids and video games... Very nicely reviewed and yes, that was a great game by a young IM!

[@MrDavePed]

..."you don't want to capture with the rook as this rook would really feel silly on d4 .." ;D ..

[@orangeiceice12]

My rooks always feel silly

[@mika274]

@@orangeiceice12 same, I have no idea how to truly activate my rooks

[@DJ4H4]

In my team rooks are always doomed to remain rookies

[@dafabled750]

Are we still talking about chess?

[@SrikarMaddula]

Wouldn't pushing G4 pawn be a good move at 14:19 ? The king will go to H5 or be forced into H5. Then a fork to the queen and the king with the night moving to E4. Knight tales queen and we have a huge piece advantage too. Is there anything I've missed or is that ok?

[@richardfeynman5560]

A very promising young talent, this Vincent Keymer!

[@doppelganger2012]

Subscribed to your channel. Great content and analysis! Also very nice production quality

[@totitakreknu320]

9:47 Can´t help myself, but what about bishop takes pawn on g3? Then knight h5, and according to reaction knight f4 or bishop h2 + queen g3 etc. Also black rook can capture knight on c5 any time when white bishop is busy defending / out and then proceed to first line. Any flaws I don´t see? Thanks.

[@philipvigilii4639]

Thanks for rekindling my chess game. Grew up in the Fischer era oh the memories.

[@iamtheiconoclast3]

Every time you say the words "knight moves" I hear Bob Seger in my head. :)

[@majncriftgamapleys9928]

Thanks really needed this video :P

[@alexandruepuran]

The strength of the little guy’s game is unbelievable! Not that I know anything about chess but he was conducting the music almost all the time! Not that I know anything about music... I guess you play better with a great player not making mistakes than with a noob in the park... Not that I ever go in the park... What am I doing here??? Thanks, Antonio!

[@Infamous_V.I.P]

Is this attempt at humour?, or did someone with a brain injury get their hands on their carers phone?.

[@vitohapib2885]

Just for fun.. At the rko move.. If you want to win the knight you can simply take it with ROCK (Rxd7) if you he take it back with queen you can check the king and take his queen after a few moves.. But we are looking for winning in here!! Great work bro 😍

[@vitohapib2885]

14:25..

[@vitohapib2885]

1.Rxd7 Qxd7 2.g5 Kxg5 3.Be3 Kh5 (haha GOTCHA) 4. Kf6 404 page not found 😂👌

[@newfbs]

I can hardly see the dog! I barely see one ear from the dog - I'm very concerned if the dog is sleeping or not! Let's sponsor a 2nd camera to Agadmator so that he can always show the dog in a small window.

[@johngrey5806]

Gelfand was NOT sleeping in the photo. He was checking the engine suggestions on his mobile device. :P

[@preparedsurvivalist2245]

Man, Blacks pieces and strategy looked great. But it was like everytime Vincent moved his knight it solved everything.

[@westsidebilling]

Not the "game of the century" IMHO but a good one nevertheless. I enjoy this series, good games and smart commentary. Thank You for posting. :)

[@arijitkundu5577]

Thank you , it is a superb game.

[@favhwdg]

Ty agad. You got me into chess and I love it and your videos. I actually watch them when I study because they make me feel smart for some reason ×p

[@Cellkist]

What chess site do you use

[@favhwdg]

@@Cellkist You profile picture thief :P, lichess.org is the best one tbh

[@laustar380]

first of all, what a fantastic video once more! It's insanely catchy to watch this stuff... but for some moves, its hard for me to understand them since I am not a chess player myself and the last time I actively played for more than once a year was 12 years ago when I was 6y.o. I do see some moves and definitely, more then I expected! Still, I would love to see some videos of you where you explain some basics of chess for those of us who are not quite as good as most of your viewers... I would understand that this kinda video would take way too long and only effects a smaller part of your community but I still wanted to throw the idea out there, anyway thanks for the video!

[@danceswithstone]

Head over to lichess.com to get back in the swing of things. Also, Antonio's brother in law has a channel more devoted to instruction @ Jozarov M chess channel

[@Mainlychesscontent]

Very humbling to see such a young talent. Good for Khmer for competing at this high level!

[@Luke-kv2ot]

"this is why Vincent is an international master and i am not" is such a Mood

[@hoangxuandat964]

Congratulations. You are an excellent maker of Brilliant Sundays.

[@festusmaximus4111]

the stockfish thing could be an example of the horizon effect, where as engines only look a certain number of moves ahead it can't find a win in those 21 moves, but when you look 22 moves ahead it can find a win.

[@ishandhawan9011]

3:50 that's why Vincent is an international master and I am not. - skip to a video a few months later, hey guys, I got my final im norm today

[@nemamidejezanick]

I'm a simple man. I see a new agadmator's video, I click on it..

[@zippymax1]

Wow...fun game, scintillating analysis. Subscribed. I'm a long-time subscriber to Chess Network. Saying you're at his chess-journalism level is saying A LOT--and you are. Ever played Jerry?

[@edwardtang3585]

Vincent is unbelievably strong... just impressive

[@owaisahmad18]

Peter leko is his tutor and he prepared vincent well for this Halloween not even "Gelfand" can scare him.

[@bitcoinski]

This Kid's amazing! I couldn't solve the solution. I guessed Bishop checks with E3.

[@raveendrank.n.3449]

13:36 thug life 😂 by stockfish this is why I love stockfish

[@dgontar]

13:58 The ply of the machine is programmed to a specific depth and no more. If it doesn't reach the depth that shows the winning position for white, what it evaluates as winning, it won't make that evaluation.

[@yahuchanonyakov]

I used to play a mathmatician who was also a chess player. We would get into furious battles on the board, sometimes playing a hard-fought game that would last 3-4 hours. I probably fried a lot of my brain cells playing that man.

[@djtv6102]

Hi I’m new to chess but I was wondering at 13:20 as Boris moves his knight towards the rook, isn’t it possible for Vincent to win in the next two turns. Could he move his bishop between all three pawns in the triangle, leaving the king exposed because of he were to move he’d be capture by the pawn and if he doesn’t, the bishop will capture.

[@spmcdade901]

This truly is *very interesting*. Thanks!

[@alienrenders]

@13:42 I tried Stockfish 9 and let it run to ply 47 and it picks Qe7. Qc4, Kg5 and g5 are also in consideration but they are all bad. The knight move is very very early in the analysis. I get past that in under 5 seconds and stockfish does consider it losing. You need a better machine agad. As others have said, go to ply 30 or 40 at least if you're going to mention engine lines.

[@EliteSpark-tf7kw]

Magnus Carlsen falls asleep on a game with the man he beat for World Champion. Absolute Power Move

[@jlmmcguirkmusic6050]

Great game. Thanks for posting.

[@bobthompson3739]

What a brilliant young player; hats off too him

[@deepaksbharadwaj]

Great match. At 19:20 when you displayed the standings, the flag of India for all Indian players is wrong. The middle symbol is incorrect. Kindly check.

[@FerrisMcLaren]

14:15 I know he moved the rook and it was practically over but what about G5+. Then the king can either take the pawn or move down and then white rook takes knight next and if queen takes, the white knight has a fun fork.

[@DennisGr]

damn. that was just crushing. and yes, vincent is still 13 years old, he is going to turn 14 on november 15th.

[@Marhakesh]

Hi @agadmator's Chess Channel, At 14:10: Is ist also possible to move pawn to g5 right away? If king moves to h5 you win directly with Knight to f4. If king captures g5 you follow up with bishop to e3 wherever the black king moves you play rook to h8 next.. and I think you either win the black knight afterwards or it will be mate. Am I right?

[@jeupham]

At 3:00 its is claimed that this position is new. There are two games where Black played either 12...Sb6 and one where Black played 12...Se5 so 12...Dc7 is a Novelty.

[@christianereis7361]

Vincent Keymer is readdy to become a future candidate for the world champion title!

[@karlh1928]

3:29 ''Seems like a better move as... it's a move for example I would probably play.'' Chess computer agadmator

[@sinahelmi6696]

#suggestion Lazarev vs Uhlmann - Hartberg 1991 (0-1) An old game but a shocking one with an extraordinary ending and many brilliant variations.

[@Ankur-all-around]

@14:20 Shouldn't white directly play g5+ if king moves to h5 then white rook takes the knight and when queen taken rook, white knight can fork king and queen on f6

[@JuanMarin-jy4xm]

Without a doubt u are the best chess channel worldwide. Fan from colombia

[@agadmator]

Thank you

[@betaneptune]

Question: Why not play ... K-g7 at 14:46? It escapes check and threatens capturing the rook.

[@arrowghost]

Wow, cool, this is one great game, I would consider as Game of the Century too. Boris Gelfand is someone I know more than Donald Byrne, the order is also reverse when young Bobby Fischer is more well known than Vincent (but he is getting there)

[@kasparov9]

Great comment! Gelfand played in the 2012 World Championship! Bryne was a nobody :)

[@karagothshlomidabush3727]

wow this was a great game ... and your video is awesome your cover of the game is amazing man ... i subscribed

[@IIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIII]

13:17 for me the engine told me that a5 was the best move with +1.5... I think what happened is that you just edited the board and you moved the knight, then the engine finally started calculating it from the white side's point of view, changing the values more the engine just thought it's start of a new game, not calculating properly, just like it does on the start because of so many openings

[@Jan_ne]

I knew this video was coming 1. his name is Keymer (Cuy - mare) 2. He is indeed still 13

[@chrisprall]

Vincent Keymer (born 15 November 2004) [interesting wikipedia.org bio on him]

[@rickrick5041]

Jan Nelle Lier. He’s 14

[@chancellorgv]

He was still 13 when this video was made

[@MajorTom4]

3:46 Believe me you're much more than an International Master for the chess world and for all of us.

[@for_iitpkd_chutiyas]

Yea "master" as in he teaches so many ppl in this channel