Garry Kasparov's Most Memorable Moments | Part 2 | Historic Blunder Against Anand

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The battle took place in 1996 when the reigning World Champion (under the auspices of Professional Chess Association/PCA), GM Garry Kasparov, was challenged by the would-be Champion, GM Viswanathan Anand. The battlefield was the finals of the knockout Credit Suisse Masters Tournament, a major PCA rapid tournament at that time, held in Geneva, Switzerland.
In the finals, there were only two games left to decide the winner, and to complete one game each player had only 25 minutes without increments. In case of deadlock, both players would have to play two tie-break games with a significantly reduced time control to a fifth of the time they had before.
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Viswanathan Anand vs Garry Kasparov
PCA-GP Credit Suisse Rapid Final Blitz Playoff (1996), Geneva SUI, rd 4, Sep-01
Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation. English Attack Anti-English (B90)
1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 d6 3. d4 cd4 4. Nd4 Nf6 5. Nc3 a6 6. Be3 Ng4 7. Bg5 h6 8. Bh4 g5 9. Bg3 Bg7 10. Be2 h5 11. Bg4 Bg4 12. f3 Bd7 13. Bf2 Nc6 14. Qd2 Ne5 15. O-O g4 16. f4 Nc4 17. Qe2 Rc8 18. b3 Na3 19. Nd5 e6 20. Nb4 Qa5 21. Qe1 h4 22. Be3 h3 23. g3 Nb5 24. Rd1 Nc3 25. Nd3 Qc7 26. Rc1 Ne4 27. f5 e5 28. f6 Nf6 29. Nf5 Bf5 30. Rf5 Qc6 31. Qe2 Qe4 32. Rf2 Nd5 33. Re1 Qe3 34. Qg4 O-O 35. Re3 Ne3 36. Qh3 Nc2 37. Qd7 Nd4 38. Qb7 a5 39. Kg2 Rc3 40. Nb2 Nc2 41. Nc4 d5 42. Nd6 Ne3 43. Kh3 f5 44. Qd7 f4 45. Qe6 Kh7 46. Nf7 Rf7 47. Qf7 Rc6 48. gf4 Rf6 49. Qc7 e4 50. f5 d4 51. Qe7 Rh6 52. Kg3 Nd1 53. Rf4 e3 54. Rg4
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When you're preparing for a test tomorrow but Agadmator posts a Kasparov game.

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Why am i watching this when i have exam xaxxa0x0a chess addicts

[@stopwritingthatreplyjohnat6638]

Looking back a year you now know why you failed that exam

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How did the exam go?

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Plot twist: You are getting ready for a test for chess and Agadmator saved you with this video.

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Bro how was the exam 🗿

[@Anon221BC]

you did the blunder face better. man im still laughing 😂😂😂

[@Traumtheater0]

Famous chess player impressionist. Career right there!

[@jacosta2244]

JAJAJA

[@alephnull4044]

Was very accurate!

[@jeremyhulbert3343]

Anand helps Kasparov to never again forget that queens can move diagonally.

[@elektrogamer-roblox8717]

What do you mean

[@Dpk_YT]

Lol 😂😂

[@ytubid]

Bruh

[@shigrakumar]

😂😂

[@farogh_ghaderi]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@FaqUrNwoBS]

Garry was 3yo in 1966.. What an absolute prodigy

[@gurbindersekhon8240]

Anand was always 45..

[@stampcookie8099]

its 1996 ...mistake in title

[@mrhawk2051]

@@stampcookie8099 no shit sherlock

[@xyon9090]

*That Kasparov blunder face* you did is priceless haha!

[@rickardblane8369]

No greater pain in chess than the pain of being in a completely winning position then losing.

[@nagarajy1392]

Absolutely bro..

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

I remember seeing this on tv back in the 90s.

[@MrSupernova111]

You said you played Carlsen in one of your previous posts. I believe on lichess. Do you mind sharing your user id so we may see the game?

[@CramcrumBrewbringer]

@@MrSupernova111 f

[@SpiderBatmanable]

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[@larissastevenson3720]

That blunder face Agadmator makes at 7:40 was just awesome!!!

[@rossgeller422]

7:40

[@Leandro-ik2lx]

😂😂😂

[@A.Rahman..]

Great Gif material right here

[@tomaskadlec9534]

Why he did not pick the E1 rook? White would have to capture it with knight and then black can take the queen.

[@minakshisilswal1923]

@@tomaskadlec9534 how?

[@beena2730]

@@tomaskadlec9534 He castled immediately because after white rook captures the queen on e3.. kasparov s knight can capture white rook advancing his position and then after black queen captures the pawn on h3 (which was cramping anand s king) black can grab the c2 pawn.. So that was a tactical move from kasparov.. *the best move reccomended by engine itself *

[@uau_exitar]

Hey agadmator, at 4:32 anand actually played the best moves because if he had exchanged the knights thn Garry's dark squared bishop had taken the rook.

[@dennistanui7085]

not only that but after Qxa1, Qxb4...losing the knight

[@vikashlg3267]

No dude u blunder a move ,if Kasparov take the rook anand would play Nd6check and take Kasparov's rook ,at last kasparov would be down a piece

[@nucksfordacup]

@@vikashlg3267 How can he go to d6 wth

[@jasperhalsey8574]

@@vikashlg3267 Knight cant go to d6 you patzer😂

[@vikashlg3267]

@@nucksfordacup first I said black N×b5 B×a1 then N×d6, if N×b5 B×b5 Nd3 Q×e1 Ra×e1 I didn't say anand is winning, I say the position is complex

[@AlioshaKaramaz0v]

I saw the video you linked, and i can say that your kasparov-blunder-face is on point... It's nice to have a more complete perspective of the moves Kasparov highlighted, and as always, your analysis is great and enjoyable. Thank you again!

[@Riverofnaamjaap2910]

vishy was born in 1969 how did he played in 1966 :P .

[@bombzooka3003]

It was played in 1996

[@Akashsrajput]

Vishy is immortal

[@avinashnayak7398]

@@Akashsrajput Immortal is good, but I'd call Vishy Sir ageless. Vishy Sir can play matches even when he does not exist xD

[@mauricioliborio7793]

as always, a great work, agadmator. I remember seeing this game way back there and how Kasparov completely threw it away after a typical opening demolition from his part. Thanks again for this and many other great games that you are posting !

[@owenfleming892]

Thank you agad for sharing your love of chess with all of us I️ love watching your videos every day!!

[@goncalofreitas2094]

00:12 Spotted the "historic" blunder ;) *1966*

[@NiIex]

2nd camera reaction footage, as Anand holds his hand above the pawn: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqnFfq2QasZlkMkm5s The eye movement, desperation to hide his shock, followed by breakdown after the fatal realization. It's hilarious in many ways but Mr. Kasparov handles it with dignity in this very recent video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKe8e6yFfLB2fqcm35s Kažu: "U strahu su velike oči" :)

[@dzoni95golubac]

Tako je majstore! Super si!

[@mr.mesmerus2249]

"U strahu su velike oči". To sam procitao u Alan Ford stripove

[@mikeock2087]

7:35 hahahah I didnt know you was such an amazing actor

[@bedwarri0r333]

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[@yashrajpal3637]

7:40 Epic brother! great game

[@aBetterMove]

"Held in 1966" toddler v sperm?! xDD

[@enteradj]

aBetterMove 1996?

[@agadmator]

+aBetterMove Yes, yes... I blundered :)

[@spiralabyss9989]

best move was 1996 suggested by the engine

[@BMessemer]

So what's the idea here? He was thinking about "66" because at 0:27 he had prepared the line "ended in a draw after 66 moves." So you can see he played the "66" move too early at 0:12 and as a result he blundered the "66" piece.

[@AJ-et6rx]

@@agadmator You should have paused the video and give it a couple of seconds.

[@RBG9000]

The re enactment was very precise

[@av5431]

7:40! Oh you reenacted it perfect enough

[@gonzalo4658]

That was actually spot on

[@wjl3299]

they don't let me out very often ... so i'm happy you get in to show me this craziness

[@howardinothegreat136]

Great analayze👍

[@zachhaywood1564]

You nailed it with that impression of GK when he noticed his blunder, eyes bulging and everything.

[@franciscoobrequedote911]

It’s 2am in Chile and I wasn’t gonna watch this so late, I just had to after reading the comments on the blunder face; it was totally worth it as I’m still laughing!!

[@amyalindaily3781]

Nice. Tks.

[@sarthaksharma1783]

You enacted Kasparov pretty precisely with those BIG EYES!!

[@sameetkhadka8438]

I finished watching part 1 and part 2 is uploaded you must do great at blitz

[@MagnusAnand]

Kasparov gave us one of the most memorable blunder faces.

[@paulboro5278]

I am learning Chess from Anand sir. He mentioned this blunder in his lecture.

[@kundanmergu9559]

4:40. Did anyone notice that agadmator’s move (The trade of knights) is a mistake becoz white’s bishop on g7 simply takes the rook on a1. After that whites position is just collapsing.

[@the_dark_sage]

+1

[@tellierlouisemarie]

You get Nxd6+, and after Kf8, Qxa1; white is just with a much better position. And if you d'ont play Kf8, but Ke7 you've: Nxc8+ (for Ke7) or just Nc7+ picking the queen

[@tellierlouisemarie]

@@shashwatshakti I was replying assuming 23. ... Nb5 24. Nxb5 Bxa1. In that case, the knight isn't dead. And after. 24. ... Bxb5 25. c4 Bxa1 26. Qxa1 the position is far from collapsing and considering engines analysis and Agadmator's one, in a better position than in the game.

[@vikashlg3267]

@@tellierlouisemarie and even anand would be better 24 ..... B×b5 25 .c4 B×a1 26. Q×a1 Rg8 27.c×b5 and Anand have two pieces for rook

[@tellierlouisemarie]

​@@vikashlg3267 No, 27. cxb5 you lose your knight, and you still have one piece for the rook. And the engine there give an evaluation of -7.5 (Clearly winning), and it was -1 just before.

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[@AM-sp6je]

Your Kasparov face is spot on !

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[@agadmator]

+Anthony Gesiotto Thanks Anthony!

[@eriksimonyan2682]

During the last week, this channel became somewhat Armenian chess channel :D Aronian, Petrosian, so many types of Kasparov hahaha. As a continuation I have a #suggestion to analyse the game between Varuzhan Akobian and David Baramidze from the World Team championship 2013. It's a very sharp game with a positional queen sacrifice. Cheers Antonio! ОТВЕТИТЬ

[@nogamenolife6708]

7:40 is priceless agadmator u did that blunder face incredible funny

[@mrblacky6882]

#suggestion Israel Albert Horowitz vs NN Los Angeles (USA) (1940) · Vienna Game: Stanley Variation. Meitner-Mieses Gambit (C25) 1.e4 e5 2.Nc3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Bc5 4.Qg4 Qf6 5.Nd5 Qxf2+ 6.Kd1 Kf8 7.Nh3 Qd4 8.d3 Bb6 9.Rf1 Nf6 10.Rxf6 d6 11.Qxg7+ Kxg7 12.Bh6+ Kg8 13.Rg6+ hxg6 14.Nf6# 1-0

[@dumpnchase]

It would be great if you did this game.

[@davidgriffiths7696]

He also stared at the g4 square like a mad bull at the fatal moment as Anand lifted his queen, and then flopped down his arms with a thump, for re-enactment purposes.

[@NekysAcherontios]

1966? time travelled to play in a chess tourney...i like the motivation

[@zigahancic8666]

#suggestion maybe you can do Kasparov vs the world match! Great channel. Pozdrav iz Slovenije :)

[@filantiguan7213]

1966? I believe it's 1996

[@harshdeepsinghful]

i was also thinking the same..

[@vladislavsharshukov2202]

Anand was born in 1969)

[@filantiguan7213]

I confirm it was 1996

[@eugenev13]

No worries. It was just a blunder...

[@johns3824]

I came for the chess, but stayed for the cute dog! lol

[@BruteZ7957]

Lmao @agadmator this guy is funny aff

[@jmtluimem6427]

I play this line frequently best lines are to bring back the knight on e5, the queen on a5 quickly, and add e6...

[@MozaffarK]

Lol that face I saw full video he didn't even shake hands before starting of the game. Give respect take respect. Lol

[@sohamsengupta4268]

If Kasparov had made made this blunder against me... I would have never taken the queen. Thinking it to be some alphazero level trap😂

[@A.Rahman..]

I got an ad for kasparov masterclass xD

[@vj8593]

0:12 1966, eh. Well the rumours are true, Anand doesn't age.

[@avinashnayak7398]

I'm watching this video again after several days. I never took into consideration, that on 0:12, you said the tournament took place in 1966. In fact, at that time Anand wasn't even born. Actually, it's 1996.

[@wassimsaiden6278]

6;57 most critical moment

[@SrbTech]

10:44 Rh3+ Kxh3 Nf2+ Kg3 Nxb4 and it is still rolling

[@rajatbadonia6832]

00:08 Agadmator blundered, it is blitz championship tournament in 1996

[@zebfross]

I like that Kasparov played it out even after losing the queen. I feel like today's GMs would've resigned even before having it taken.

[@ademolaadelekan8400]

“In chess, every move is a blunder.” - Ademola Adelekan

[@aidenmalan4151]

#suggestion hey agadmator love your vids. Could you please show a video of a game between Kenny Solomon vs Fabiano Caruana of the 2017 chess world cup. I am South African and Kenny is our first grandmaster. Although he lost to Caruana but Id still like to see a game from Kenny. Please keep up the amazing videos :)

[@xMSnake]

At 4:39 Anand can't play Nxb5 because his Rook would be hanging. Even after locking the position. :)

[@lucask4865]

Nxb5 Bxa1 then Nxd6+ Ke7 and Nxc8 Rxc8 and Qxa1 I dont know if this is the best line but white can grab a pawn and a bishop and should be winning

[@davidmoore1253]

Lichess's Stockfish says instead of Qxa1, Nc6+ and the Black Queen falls. If Nxd6 Kf8, Qxa1 and both Black Rooks are vulnerable. If Black waits until c4 to play Bxa1, yes White lost the exchange but Stockfish says it's still better than the mess after Kasparov's Nc3.

[@subhabratabasu9804]

Anand is basically stopped aging after this.

[@arvindvedaprakash8685]

What year was it played?

[@martinprieto9713]

That blunder was so painful to watch.

[@Shivam-oo9gq]

At 10:25, isnt the move pawn to f6 possible?

[@avinashnayak7398]

There's now a famous meme on Garry Kasparov after this game: Pentagon, Hexagon, Octagon, "His queen is gone" 😂😂

[@magizz7805]

After move 14 Ne5 , why not capturing the g5 pawn with the Queen ? PS : thank you for the consistent work you doing !

[@roberttheis3832]

It loses to ...bh6 (traps the queen). 15. Qh5 does not help as ...bd2+ 16. K×d2 r×h5 - white lost the queen for a bishop and a pawn, this should be winning for black 😉

[@lonelysonofgod97]

why didnt queen capture g5 at 02:05?

[@talionthenazgul3213]

Dammit he was so close

[@scottphil33serom90]

You're missing 2 alpha zero matches, show them to us please!!

[@infinitysalinity7981]

You can go see them for yourself

[@scottphil33serom90]

It's better when agadmator does it don't you think?

[@lukinglese]

#suggestion Kasparov vs. Portisch (1983)

[@manjunathswamy2270]

Agadmator, it was held in 1996 and not on 1966. Correction

[@gabrielmillee8745]

I see Kasparov's a Sartre fan

[@MrVoidyman]

At 10:16 why can’t the knight capture the white pawn which was just advanced ? It is defended only once by the rook no?

[@BoleeOfficial]

I would try Rh3 maybe he'll blunder and play Kxh3 then Nf2+ and after capturing the rook you could try to push those pawns

[@ritabhpandey776]

Agadmator actually said 1966 😂 Vishy wasn't even born then 😂

[@samielhankouri9016]

Hi Agadmator :)

[@chessguru900]

Vasily Borisovich Malinin vs Viktor Savinov 1988 Suggestion

[@ex0duzz]

@0:10 lVishy wasn't even born yet in 1966 right? Lol. I'm guessing this was played in 1996 instead right?

[@kaushiktechno]

I wonder what if kasparov himself would see your copying reaction of him!!!...very nice man! One more thing, when you said "they drew the the 1st blitz game with 66 moves, it sounds like they drew the 1st blitz game with 6 moves"!!

[@hrudayaranjansahoo2781]

@0:08 Shouldn't it be 1996 and not 1966? I mean, Viswanathan Anand was born in 1969 (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viswanathan_Anand) lol... Anyways great video as always! :)

[@simonmultiverse6349]

0:10 "held in Geneva in nineteen sixty six" NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Nineteen NINETY six! You have your head on upside-down.

[@RAVIKUMAR-nb5un]

0:11 what?!!!!

[@abhaygupta9799]

@4:45 bishop takes the rook at a1.

[@Dpk_YT]

4:32 capturing Knight at the price of a rook.. Anand did best at that moment he didn't captured it

[@antokrnjic1146]

I feel Fischer was right about Kasparov

[@JoeDidIt]

in 1966 anand was only -3 years old impressiv

[@BMessemer]

So you may be wondering about the move "1966." So, clearly this is an inaccuracy at least, the engine calls it a blunder but, okay. So what's the idea here? On move 12 (0:12) Antonio played the move "1966." Well if you analyze several more moves, you will see that Antonio was preparing the line on move 27 (0:27) "the game ended in a draw after 66 moves." So you can see here that at move 12 the standard line in this position is "1996" but Antonio was calculating too far ahead in his variation and played the move "1966." Although this was an inaccuracy, this line has never been played before so may want to consider this a novelty in the game.

[@sibimarcos7076]

You said the match was held in 1966?? Anand was born in 1969!

[@risvymahi3118]

Well after night exchanges what about Bxa1???? You might forget that

[@Sara-gz1lp]

Deep Blue by Arcade Fire brought me here

[@joachim3368]

so yeah ;-)

[@AGT0M]

Thanks for sharing. Kasparov's quote should actually read as: "There is no one who can share your responsibility."

[@guiladshmaya1]

Held in 1966? Wasn´t it 1996?

[@kaustubhgarude6145]

at 4:42 there is bishop captures rook on a1

[@delfoization]

Why didn'y anand capture the g5 pawn at 2.10 ? i can't understand

[@mohan_hamal]

Marco Delfino i guess it will trap the queen..

[@merdishakki]

3:18 why not knight capture?

[@grantstevensbreak]

In the original blunderface video, Garry’s eyes widen just before Anand plays his move. It’s the look a man has when he suddenly realizes he will be judged for his sins. Not a good feeling.

[@gideonbistricer3391]

4:34 I can understand why after Nxb5 black can't capture on a1, with 2. Nxd6, and white is up a piece and a pawn. But after 1... Bxb5, 2. c4, why not capture on a1 then?

[@boblegree1213]

why not Queen takes pawn on g5 at 2:02?

[@gammafirion9162]

IS THAT THE BLUNDER OF 87??

[@polgarbertalan4147]

4:06 what if Kasparov capture the knigth?

[@garhwalibolo]

Hello Agad, from year 2024