Losing When Everything is Winning

[@HereGoesNothing9001-kw9dr]

"Whenever you have more than one winning option, make sure you still choose the winning one" that is a great qoute right there

[@jimskea224]

The blunder spoke for itself.

[@aadilharoon1807]

Cheeky mf 😂

[@patrickthubs]

Definitely😂

[@Andrew-ig5sp]

Hahahahahaha 😅

[@Urugururuu]

His battery must’ve died

[@ndnd7614]

He Cheated till a winning position and assumed he can take it from there 😂

[@PolishDork]

Sometimes if not most, the hardest games to win are those in which you are ahead because it's your game to lose now.

[@mohamedkoblawi4175]

Bro Hans' games are always just pure chaos

[@JJBA1000B]

Today was just insane.. 3 draws, Niemann's 2 blunder that costed him the game and Nikita vitiugov was annihilated by tabatabei.. Please cover that game as well

[@junaydjaved6776]

#suggestion

[@JJBA1000B]

​@@junaydjaved6776 yes sir

[@ndnd7614]

Vitiugov is sadly washed 😢

[@proosee]

Mateusz never disappoints to deliver an interesting game. Side note: no draws for him in this tournament so far.

[@lijosebastian8167]

Kudos to mateusz bartel❤❤❤.Even though he was completely loosing,he continue to unleash the attack, and when he got a slight chance he never let it go. And hans never disappoints chess fans with boring chess(easy draws) 😂😂😂😂😂

[@wszczebrzeszyn]

Mateusz is playing amazing chess in this tournament and along with Tabatabaei has most wins. 4 wins 4 losses, that's his score, no draws. Very impressive.

[@ToivoChess]

"Stay flexible. Be ready to transform advantages from one type to another" What most excellent chess advice!!

[@rafatrasul4300]

One of the best and most dramatic games I have seen this year.

[@glenmenas9424]

That game was a roller coaster ride, and it ended how most of my games end 😅

[@borissherman3790]

Niemanns batteries went out

[@tomasgoes]

That's why I always use Duracell batteries on my toys. Can't have it running out in the middle of the fun!

[@kedduff1814]

Lol

[@SboxeRNo2]

Chess spoke harshly

[@JM_-ix7yh]

london chess classic has been really good and exciting chess. So much more fun than the top 10 doing 50 move draws against each other to get an invite back to St Louis next year

[@nbnd3342]

very creative from Mateusz, i approve of his moves (i am rated 900 in bullet)

[@Ramin2340]

900 bullet = trash

[@gchomuk]

​@Ramin2340 Your opinion is trash.

[@allanshpeley4284]

@@Ramin2340Cmon man, it's not trash. It's just really, really bad.

[@stoutlager6325]

Might be fatigue showing through for Hans in this one. He's been ridiculously active in recent months playing pretty much every tournament he could back to back to back.

[@rhysgriffiths9675]

Maybe because there’s anti-cheating measures in this tournament

[@brukujinbrokujin7802]

Maybe his ass is sore for sitting too much, we should be more considerate. Hans will comeback stronger after his ass recharge.

[@davidoconnor1773]

Every time I see Hans win a game, i'm surprised. Every time I see Hans lose a game, i'm surprised.

[@KrastyoKrastev]

This game was madness :)

[@rajasaha354]

Simply superb play

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Definitely was a blunder giving the king a check in most games opens up the possibility of follow through lack of focus on Hans part hope he does better in future thanks for the Game

[@ejsampana426]

radio wave jammer is way to go!

[@avinaashashastry3910]

The titles are making my days. 🔥

[@pugsondrugs6556]

Hans wins or loses spectacularly

[@darkin1484]

If Chess spoke for itself that day, it would apologize :D

[@abgvedr]

No more hopes and dreams for Hans. Chess have spoken for itself.

[@AllenProxmire]

you should get it where the board changes color during a variation

[@incessantyoutuber9318]

The battery got discharged 😂

[@alexhein9136]

#suggestion would have loved to see Hans awarded a Barnes head for this game. Great position blundered away by a great attacker who continues to fight long after it’s over

[@richardfeynman7332]

#suggestion use eval bar please

[@_iky4488]

What a moder Fisher this 2667 rated Hans guy is... for sure future legend (:

[@chefdinarvadal5111]

Hello everyone when I hear it immediately happiness come ❤

[@tebogokanyane2330]

Crazy stuff 😂

[@fanemanelistu9235]

His pocket engine ran out of batteries.

[@sanfords]

When I studied chess many years ago, I was taught that the first 3 move of the gioco piano was called the Max Lang attack - but I never hear that name anymore. Any insights?

[@TheWensoflur]

Hello, as far as I know Max Lange attack is a variation in the scotch gambit. It can transpose from the variation from the movie if the 4.d4 was played. From that point it goes 4...exd4 5.e5 d5 6.Bb5.

[@sophisticat7673]

best game ive seen for a while..

[@tjtak7486]

Don't be cheap Hans. Change the batteries before they get low

[@pelimies1818]

Climax reached without the buzzer.

[@Mygoalweight]

10:45 what about ignoring your rook under attack and just pushing the pawn?

[@schroederluck7984]

I thought queen f3 was the refutation, but it’s actually knight takes the rook on b4 with check. Where ever the king moves next, the queen always moves to C2 with check to pick up the remaining rook behind the pawn. Queen c2 is the only follow up that wins for black.

[@maximetu]

“Queen” signal has come, but he couldn’t figure where to move the queen.

[@Vaii]

saw this game during my college class was very shocking

[@anthonysellers6455]

This must have been crushing for Hans 🤯🤯🤯

[@pranavmahajan4190]

@7.22, Matheus can play Rxd2 check. He could have gotton Queen for rook and knight. His position was winning.

[@SamuelPearlman]

Chess speaks for itself. And in this position, Chess said, "Suck it, Hans!"

[@hickiwawa]

Solar flares affecting electronic devices maybe?

[@goose5462]

What happened to vibro-boy, he was so strong before.

[@MatthewThornhillTheDoctor]

when the chess doesn't speak, we always can rely on agadmator

[@ronjohnson9690]

Whew, Hans was going on a solid path, and a rock slipped out from under his foot, causing him to scramble and fall. Thank God he isn't Humpty Dumpty.

[@odinniereece4096]

I saw the double check... Thats why i choose Qh6#

[@damien4197]

Could it be that the buzz is dying down?

[@michaelandrew83]

I’ve been Mated in similar positions playing bullet and blitz against 1800s… Hans had a lot of time to deal with this… interesting

[@sekcaJ]

Someone forgot to charge the battery

[@Doddster1983]

he must have lost the bluetooth connection to his beads

[@Bobby-fj8mk]

7:50 - I saw both lines yet Hans didn't. Still - a very exciting game.

[@rafaelrocha5626]

such swings in performance, i wonder what could case this

[@ChocolateMilk..]

Interesting...

[@davidanderson_surrey_bc]

"When you have more than one winning option, make sure you choose the winning one." ...because the other one is sure to lose. As I have discovered countless times.

[@shaundiltz5821]

chess spoke for itself

[@dzllz]

Great vid. Anyone else miss the old wooden background?

[@edmzfrs]

300 hans nieman game on your channel is equivalent to one game of Tal - Botninnik 1961 return match #suggestion

[@allwynmasc1]

I wonder if Hans would have gone for the fried liver attack if that pawn was not pushed

[@jimhofoss9982]

when the batteries go dead in your beads, right in the middle of round 7

[@FiveQuickReasons]

Maybe the bead battery ran out half way 🤣

[@juanprietob]

he forgot to charge the beads to 100%

[@KirubanithiKiruba-vo6ih]

Hans Neiman is playing like Bobby Fisher it's seems to be he is going to be next world championship. One advantages he has most advanced American ibm computer will show everything is so beautiful but in the chessboard he has to play like Paul Morphy of course ever green player before computer

[@VaibhavBabalsurkar]

❤❤❤

[@RonaldoMoura]

My knowledge of chess is in the bottom of chess pyramid but I'm reading vol. 1 of Kasparov's My Predecessors and Niemann resembles a lot Chigorin. Really creative strong player but inconstant.

[@MrCelsjusz]

WIARA MATIBARA!

[@inersphobia]

This is such a strange game. I understood the whole thing. WTH.

[@fredvomjupiter8849]

When....almost!!!.....everything is winning...............................................

[@Hayliconfused]

happens me a lot

[@peterpetrov6522]

"Completely winning." And now it's completely, completely winning. Hey, that's Jozarov's most favoritest phrase too. According to Stockfish black was always losing after the f pawn fell. No way to save the game unless you play against another human.

[@RR-xb1nh]

When is gukesh vs Hans?

[@somnathnayak-qw3by]

Are you obsessed with this guy?😂😂

[@SaidKerimov]

#suggestion Shahriyar vs Aydin Suleymanli, Vugar Hasimov Memorial 2023

[@P.sherman45]

9:38 i have no idea why hans didnt take with the king.

[@rickharold7884]

Ug. Hans the buzzsaw stopped Again.

[@drob9673]

When the vibrating egg runs ot of batteries

[@deanmcintyre4334]

1854? Is that the evergreen game

[@leredrasscul]

Kramnik has the interesting engine

[@thesuperjacobshow8151]

This will create quite a buzz in the end...

[@junc3354]

.... and remember., if you have more than one winning option... always chose the winning one.. agad..

[@thecaptainindia9790]

Unplugged

[@onenewworldmonkey]

Wow. I think even I may have been able to win in that pause the video. I thought the king would hide from the rook on the 8th behind the pawn. On a side note, I've been watching your videos forever but haven't played an actual game in a very long time.(decades) I think I better bare down and memorize these damn openings. I've been putting it off, figuring I'd get them through osmosis or something. Anyhow, in order to do this I need to organize a bunch of them and go from there. Then it occurred to me that I wonder if a study guide would be a good future video for you?? Say, for example, you make a couple moves, pause the video, then say why its this way. Then move on to another opening, rinse and repeat? Just a suggestion that I think could have value. If anyone knows of someone with a chess channel who can help me memorize 20 openings in half an hour which I can play over and over...

[@micharespondek1172]

You aren't gonna memorize 20 openings in half an hour... If you're a beginner just learn basic opening principles and play games because nobody on your level actually knows any real opening theory. You can watch a video about maybe one common opening like the Spanish to better understand how you should think in the opening, but don't memorize lines if you don't understand the opening.

[@onenewworldmonkey]

@@micharespondek1172 Thanks, I thought knowing the main lines of 20 would even make watching others more enjoyable. I doubt I ever play another game, to be honest. I learned when I was 6 or 7 and played all the time. In highschool I won almost every tournament. I was the best in my school, then in the surrounding ones Then I couldnt find anyone to play and stopped. That was 40 some years ago and haven't played since. I got interested again when deep blue beat the best in the world, which saddened everyone. Now I just watch these channels and wonder how much it changed. Even the names of the squares are different.

[@allanshpeley4284]

@@onenewworldmonkeyAlso, I agree with the other guy. Learn maybe 2 or 3 openings max at a low depth then focus on tactics and not blundering your pieces.

[@onenewworldmonkey]

thanks. I'll relearn a few. I've always remembered a psychologist while in college in the 80s. Every day he taught his children at the age of 5 one 4 line stanza of Shakespeare; the same one every day for exactly one year. He never mentioned it again until they were 18 when he asked if they remembered it. They did not. Then he asked if they could pick it out of multiple choice. They could not. After all the effort he found that they could relearn that stanza much faster than any other. So our memories can be in there deeply, but still in there. I've been watching chess on youtube several times a day for over a year. Yet have not played a single game. The reason is I've been on a long journey to understand how people think. For the past 5 years I devoted the same time to mma. For the same reason. I now have an opinion that is very unique. My opinion is that it all comes from being predators. The moment when a hungry lioness sees a herd of gazelles something happens to her. We don't have a word for it. She considers the wind, topography, chooses the weakest, develops a strategy, etc. This "thing" is what humans have ran with and evolved like a giraffe did with a long neck. So much so that everything you own either solves problems or is ammunition to solve problems. I write this because it is on my mind. Thanks again for your suggestion.

[@saeidk736]

today chess was screaming

[@strooomon]

At least Magnus won't accuse him of cheating

[@tomasz9429]

**device disconnected**

[@liamwalsh4008]

This is what happens when you play without a rest day.

[@ghostgoggles]

Hard to believe he couldn’t find H6

[@stooczu9359]

As elo 800 i can confirm it was easy to find.

[@OySAGE]

No vibrations this game.

[@toddbowles8201]

Why do you give so much attention to Hans?

[@Fadhilah-gk2mz]

#suggestion amin vs nikita, wild wild game

[@woo_tang]

@agadmator Bro can u quote me on this ``Chess is indeed a waste of intelligence and time, but at least it's the best way.``

[@sublimeade]

Sometimes I feel its a sin When I feel like Im winning when Im losing again

[@seven.0158]

#suggestion Artemiev round 4

[@pulakitbharti7687]

Connection lost 😂

[@aswinaravind2801]

Batteries out of charge and he forgot the charger at home, I guess

[@WoeReeVade]

Batteries must've run out

[@nedmerrill5705]

Carelessness, the bane of the young, impetuous grandmaster.

[@toodle361]

Careful with the word "interesting" agad 😂