I do Not Consider it Good || Capablanca VS Lasker || WCC Game 11 (1921)

[@brendanward2991]

13:32 - That's not a temporary queen sacrifice. It's quite permanent.

[@KrishK8055]

No price is too high for the scalp of the enemy king

[@doodoopoo]

When you're a 1200 rated player and agadmator calls you an excellent player

[@yosefshawah3019]

Derpz Da Derpy 1000* i only find the first two moves tho 😂

[@joonpak]

I’m 1200! 🤸🏻‍♂️

[@chittaranjanbhoi6347]

Same here ...but i really appreciated at 0.53

[@suhailclasher6549]

I'm 1800😂

[@johanseinen8245]

Well, I think rating is overrated!

[@yuristremel]

#suggestion what about a Lasker saga after it? The guy was one of the most resourceful players ever. He is even considered by Krammik to be the first modern chess player with his multi-stylistic approach.

[@danceswithstone]

After Medo made his move to b3 at around 3:00, I had a tough time concentrating on the game.

[@NSFEntertainment]

I've beaten stockfish yesterday. check video proof in my channel.

[@illusivelord]

What I love about your videos is that I can watch them two ways: as a clever dude that sees it all right away or figures it out after a bit or as an idiot just “enjoying the show” sometimes I’m just too tiered to think but still get immense pleasure from the show. Nice to shed my ego sometimes and passively appreciate

[@individuotipo]

I cheer for Lasker in every game. :(

[@ratel.miodozer]

Leandro Viana same even tho i know how its going to end...

[@BenjaminRodriguezIS]

@@brianhoward8336 Very thorough, but no Tal? 🤨

[@NSFEntertainment]

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[@brianhoward8336]

@@BenjaminRodriguezIS You're right. Tal is a Top 10 as well but who do we leave out then?

[@williammaxwell4172]

@Oissev Onos bro you fucking destroyed Tal bro goddamn

[@ericsbuds]

I love how you cover new and old tournaments. you're the best!

[@kevinbyrne4538]

I'm not accustomed to seeing Lasker suffer such a loss. He was usually the player who taught his challengers to be humble.

[@ImGoneForever1]

I don't feel an excellent player if there's no nice sip of water... Dear Agad, stay hydrated :)

[@jeremygonzalez2230]

Bro looks like he just watched the entire saga without blinking.

[@kostadinnestorov4924]

My first comment on this channel,Agadmator. Just want to let you know,if you ever read this,awesome work so far man! I subscribed on your channel in June 2017,when I moved in Australia and started working in car wash and on my breaks I was watching chess,kinda relaxed me and still do. Really happy to see,and be one of the first subscribers and followers.This channel has grown up a lot since that and it's truly amazing! Nastavi tako,sve najbolje!Pozdrav iz Makedonije i Australia!

[@robespierre3364]

If you need: Here is the „Hello everyone“ Button 00:00

[@colinmunro2632]

Oh come on.....I really wanted that button to work.

[@Pascal-md9os]

Lol it doesnt work

[@robespierre3364]

Mine is working :-/

[@mrrobot790]

14:18 10 seconds of pure agad gold 😂😂😂

[@RipperMatricus]

during this championship both played excellent chess , but Capablanca is just relentless and finds of course the winning idea against a great resourceful defender ... hats off to both players and to you too Agad.

[@lordinho-5357]

the fact that lasker is 53 years old at this time , 20 years more than capa makes me sick

[@血液天使]

14:12 pawn f3 was a nice pawn mate.

[@foxhound5702]

It's so brilliant checking out these old games from players who lived so many generations ago... no computers back then, players were just pure 100% players relying on instinct and straight up skill.

[@yggdrasil9039]

Love these epic Capa vs Lasker battles. More Lasker too please.

[@skramjet4482]

Sometimes I find the right move and literally have no idea why it’s the right move. Which makes it the wrong move. 😶

[@oldmantex374]

i try and watch this channel every day or night. I'm not much of a player but love the way you break it down, it seems so simple when really, it's not!! :)

[@SuperDreamliner787]

14:23 : "You can do whatever you want." f3 for example is an option with #1 :D

[@cygnustsp]

Amazing how much Antonio knows about how Casablanca felt about certain positions or moves, incredible vast knowledge

[@ibrahimmuhammad270]

What would someone that never played chess understand from this video. Knight captures queen captures He captures you captures I don't know who captures but someone is surely captures. Love your videos, I'm beginning to understand the world of chess. Keep it up!

[@elijahrivera4275]

Capablanca is my favorite old timey GM🤩 Great Analysis "A Good Mater"!

[@ahmedaref2821]

NerdytsArts06 I have a dirty mind when you said mater

[@elijahrivera4275]

@@ahmedaref2821 i was trynna guess the meaning behind his channels name😂

[@ahmedaref2821]

NerdytsArts06 😂

[@NSFEntertainment]

I've beaten stockfish yesterday. check video proof in my channel.

[@kavyanshagrawal5279]

It is said that Capablanca still doesn't know any opening theory in heaven and has said "Who needs to know the theory if you can follow basic chess principles".

[@northshores7319]

Did not Alhekine say that after studying Capa's games he found that often Capa missed some deep tactics in complex positions and that he would play for complex positions to take advantage of it?

[@BalázsSzentpéteri]

Hello Agad! Thanks to your videos I was able to climb from 1200 to 1450. I have learned much from them. The irony is that thanks to your trolling I finally tested the Evans gambit and now I want to play it almost every single match.

[@talalsaad531]

It really seems to me that agad dose not want this saga to end. With each step in the story we slows down the pace.

[@kratostv9366]

*At this point, does Capablanca know opening theory?* 🤔

[@alex-cm9fd]

Sinele Shongwe no

[@simontrappmann3]

He studied some before the match. Still not on GM level tho.

[@danielchequer5842]

Capablanca never studied opening theory, in fact one of the reasons why he didn't faced Lasker before was bc one of the terms he had to agree to was to have basic opening knowledge about the queen's gambit declined. He was deeply offended by that and completely raged that he burnt the letter, spreading fire across his town and then beat the postman who delivered it, asking how one can deliver such message to the endgame god.

[@jamesknapp64]

Yeah Lasker should try something like the Dutch Defense to see what Capablanca knows.

[@NSFEntertainment]

I've beaten stockfish yesterday. check video proof in my channel.

[@cygnustsp]

I love me a great agadmator video after a long day at work

[@amun1040]

#suggestion Caruana vs Aronian today in the 2019 Sinquefield Cup Round 4 Levon played the last 10 moves down to 1 second.

[@nirajways]

Nowadays I just come to enjoy the show man. It is a beautiful show at that. So why not!

[@bakermantop]

When Agad is commenting the game I have a feeling that Capablanca is still alive and explaining the game himself

[@lostin_bass]

i spend more time on your channel than i should... great content

[@Nikwagner_]

14:25 unforgivible mistake to not mate with pawn f3

[@kurtzipagan6704]

The puzzle part,I think there's a improvement in the move,its rook captures pawn in e6,if knight captures,then Bishop to d3 check,wherever the king moves there's no defense againts queen captures pawn in h7 and its checkmate so knight captures rook doesn't work because Knight defends the h7 pawn,its silly if queen captures rook,it's defended by the bishop,another line,if queen capture pawn d4,then pawn to h5,so if King captures the pawn,it's the same what agadmator shows in the vid,but if King to h6 then rook captures pawn f6 and its checkmate another line,if queen goes to d7 to attack your queen then queen captures queen,knight captures queen,Bishop takes pawn e6,Knight needs to be move somewhere else so in endgame your a pawn up,I thought rook capture pawn e6 is the line.

[@mithileshwadurkar8809]

Will you show Alekhine vs capablanca next?

[@nmagko]

Very useful tactical video. Thank you.

[@pahularora9642]

Watching agadmator's video leaving my Revision for exam....I do not consider it good....BUT, I'm helpless...

[@richardfeynman5560]

A monster game with monster knights an monster moves leading to a monster victory for Capablanca! ;-)

[@NSFEntertainment]

I've beaten stockfish yesterday. check video proof in my channel.

[@cygnustsp]

"Sorry, that's not a bishop" -- what I said on the third date with my girlfriend

[@willdemeyer6397]

How in the hell can people actually dislike this video!!

[@MrEmre.20]

Bu adam çılgın dostum.

[@kyoopihd]

Back to the good stuff.

[@mncedibest6716]

This was some amazing chess by Capa!!!!

[@tasosgiot7038]

At 11:26 what about pawn to f5 Doesnt that create an escape root for the king

[@CaimSama]

Then you move the bishop to H5, to attack the knight, if you defend with ne7 then f4 is winning, black either sacs the queen, or go kf6 and be met with Qf7 checkmate. the other way of defending the knight is e5, but then you take the knight nonetheless as if the queen recaptures white has Qh4 checkmate, so it becomes a free piece. 8/7Q/1p1qppn1/6k1/r2P4/6P1/4BP2/4R1K1 b - - 0 1 this is the position on Chess.com, you can see how it works there :)

[@tasosgiot7038]

Thank you I will definitely check out the position at chess.com You are an excellent comment answerer 😂😂

[@sameetkhadka8438]

Hi welcome to the good stuff Title: i do nnot consider it good

[@pashapasovski5860]

I found it after a second I always find moves when I focus, the problem is that I can't focus for long periods!🥊

[@adnan4688]

When I think about Lasker Capablanca match,all I see is younger generation succeeding the older one. Passing on the torch...

[@NSFEntertainment]

I've beaten stockfish yesterday. check video proof in my channel.

[@fanoflanguages7278]

Capablanca played great chess in this game. Lasker got a difficult position from the opening and was unable to do anything for the rest of the game.

[@fanoflanguages7278]

You are correct. I checked Capablanca's annotations for this game and he believed that Lasker's 34th move, Rc7, was the losing move. Until that move, Lasker still had chances to save the game.

[@Ccamiloosseguraa]

Yup, he said "Hello everyone". I can sleep now

[@brickshotted]

It's weekend and beer time, so ofc I'm watching this on my TV😁😁 Capablanca my all time favorite player.

[@ShishDude]

Came back to this channel after like 6 months... I can see the Background changed😜😜😜

[@NavinBetamax]

Has the world ever changed ?........going round and round and around ?? Lol!

[@visalb3008]

Pubg?

[@ShishDude]

@@NavinBetamax There was a different sofa where his dog used to have fun in the back...🤣

[@NavinBetamax]

@@ShishDude aaaand so too !!! Mendo is still his playful self on this new couch ! lol !

[@peterday3253]

10:10 Qd5 setting up Ra1 (actually that doesn't work either...)

[@jackkrauser7068]

Capablanca : I have a monster knight. Agad : you only do, cause I said so :)

[@jakehobrath7721]

I am but a lowly subscriber and would never be worthy enough to suggest a change, but when a pure, ideal or model mate occurs in a game, it would be cool if you highlight it :) This was a pure mate. Does this count as a #suggestion ?

[@TomSmith-mv9uj]

0:00 what I say to my homies when I bring them my sweet herb

[@AayushSubedi]

When you're welcomed to the good stuff :)

[@eccentrichorse11]

Ah finally the good stuff

[@openclassics]

High Agadmator! Why not showing the chart of the computer-analyzing of the games? (as: inaccuracies, mistakes, blunders) I had in my whole chesslife only one single game with „0 - 0 - 0“ Nice to see, how computer would charge the GMs games....

[@colbyj79]

Hello everyone from Houston Tx!

[@gillrowley7264]

I must be getting better. I saw the queen sac at the end.

[@narayandejesus218]

Can't wait for the next game.

[@peterharband326]

Thanks for more vids buddy! Chess for coffee!!

[@DipankarSahoo]

Who was better-rated player at that time: Capablanca VS Lasker? What was their FIDE rating at that time?

[@TSgitaar]

There wasn't a rating system back then. But I would assume it would be very close, with Capablanca the strongest between them. Both very strong players for that era. I think they won most tournaments in those days.

[@dannygjk]

Capa was during his prime period, Lasker was past his prime.

[@DAce-jx7pm]

7:20 look at the dog haha

[@davidkelly8313]

After ...Kg6, isn't Bd3 the best move?

[@yolkolai]

*The good stuff*

[@anoopsrana]

The Knight on d4 is no more ~agadmator

[@ahmedbenromdhane7059]

How does he have a colored picture in early 90s?

[@stefanvuksa3397]

Good is a point of view, Anakin

[@shirishsharma8372]

I think lasker was most dominating champion ever.

[@brianhoward8336]

No! He *monopolized the title for 12-15 years* too long! At that time there was no governing international chess federation like FIDE to force the champion to play the No. 2 ranked player every two years. That came in 1924 during Capablanca's reign. The champ at that time determined: (1) who he would play, (2) when he would play, (3) the purse amount, (4) how the earnings were divided and (5) even the rules. Lasker *took full advantage of this* and agadmator did a separate video on the negotiations between Lasker and Capablanca. I recommend you see it. What Lasker put him through was as tedious and infuriating as reading through a legal disclaimer for a website today. Last point: WWI also delayed their title match further allowing Lasker to hold the title longer.

[@brianhoward8336]

@Oissev Onos Yes he's one of the most dominant players ever but there are decades of great champions after him to also consider for that debate. We've spoken before Oissev but I felt these points needed to be shared with Shirish. I personally thought Lakers' negotiations with Capablanca were harsh and self serving. I believe this should be shared with chess enthusiasts. Fischer decades later believed the Russians were negotiating harsh with him regarding his match with Spassky and I'm sure the Lasker-Capablanca negotiations were in his mind when he became so demanding during their match. I'd like to see your video if you don't mind.

[@tebogoramahoyo]

Capablanca is considered great at endgame play ,I see that a lot in this game.

[@quistusquist542]

#suggestion Anand vs So sinq cup 4. round, so exciting game

[@sumiya3218]

Uhmm. Guys can you teach me how to notate an En Passant? Beginner here

[@sumiya3218]

Or can you guys show me how to notate a checkmate

[@enlightenedwarrior7119]

Old school the best chess

[@markohorstmann9637]

Funny that he is rated only 1921

[@davem6179]

anyone else find it sad how lasker is trying to win a game but cant and you see the old master start the flicker out. great chess to watch although

[@LaPantalladelMaster]

But how many games did these two chess gods play against each other???? Not enough

[@nitin6358]

#praggnandhaa vs Amruta kokal #kramnik India base chess program

[@zoodidwa]

Time to rename the Capablanca saga to the Capablanca vs Lasker saga. Messing with you...

[@NSFEntertainment]

I've beaten stockfish yesterday. check video proof in my channel.

[@pranitps8601]

Thank you... Please show more of D4 opening instead of E4 (INDIA)

[@NSFEntertainment]

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[@TurboSixxSpeed]

this Capablanca guy is pretty good.

[@tele-marmotte]

Nice ending !

[@munindradeoshakya1807]

#suggestion Vishy vs So round 4

[@atwownica9868]

#suggestion Annand vs So round 4 of sinquefeld cup

[@Omar-of4tz]

I'm not saying that lasker is better than capablanca but it is hard to beat lasker with such result if he's focusing on chess. Lasker is a polymath and in 1921 he has many activities to do including philosophy and mathematics unlike capablanca who is really obsessed with chess intensively.

[@sanelprtenjaca9776]

Lasker was Einstein's close friend. Capablanca is chess magician but Lasker is father of modern chess.

[@danijelnaporic2348]

Capa was all but obsessed by chess. Idk I think you have no clue

[@panda4247]

Oissev, this is maybe 5th comment of yours where you advertise your video. Stop spamming pls

[@fuani959]

Doesn't Bd3+ work as well?

[@fuani959]

Around minute 11-12

[@stewiegriffin6503]

o no, Capablanca saga again

[@7867meet]

Why are caplablanca and Lasker playing chess even after they are dead??

[@gagarigabinalayefa3617]

nice game very interesting

[@jamespimentel1794]

I only watch your chess channel and dont have time to study chess my question is what is a backwards pawn

[@fanoflanguages7278]

A backward pawn is a pawn whose adjacent pawns have advanced beyond the pawn, leaving it without pawn support.

[@jamespimentel1794]

Thankyou

[@jurjenvanderhoek316]

I do not fully agree with the quote of Capablanca in the top. Playing a game of chess involves more than pure logic. It is also very much a matter of psychology: controlling your emotions and nerves. It might even be so that this is just as important as the logic part.

[@brianhoward8336]

What part don't you agree with? Most people would agree that psychology, emotions & nerves are absolutely crucial to performing well at any difficult task in life...

[@אלוןצרפתי]

A night at the cuban opera...😉

[@happyhourstogether6060]

Was going for your old videos where botvinik crushed capablanca and notification pops out Hurray😂😂💯

[@felipeblin8616]

link needed :)

[@happyhourstogether6060]

felipe blin kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmenf5pvlLehpaM here you go buddy Enjoy

[@n20games52]

Capablanca is really running away with the match.

[@ShermanSitter]

Spoiler alert: It's called the Capablanca saga...not the Lasker saga. :)

[@mayattv4986]

Hello Agad from Philippines!

[@bennya2846]

Bro where’s the hoody guy,,,hoody????

[@akshaynaik8306]

That's not a Bishop! LOL

[@jandom9008]

I almost forgot.