No One Moves The Queen Like Kasparov!

[@ericschmidt7871]

I never played chess growing up, this channel is 100% the reason I got into playing. Thanks for introducing me to a sweet new hobby

[@chuckihendrix9]

It really helps you think about how to think

[@Joanlow1440p]

just dont get frustrated when you lose xD

[@robertocollo2890]

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[@adolf-vg2wh]

[@monkvibes]

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[@darkhorse2reign]

In my own games when I resign I repeat in my head what Agadmator always says "In this position there is nothing more to be done."

[@benjamindover7399]

I've been following this channel for several years and it has become fantastically entertaining. You deserve the 1.27M followers.

[@jaxx4040]

I’ve been watching Agad since 2017, and I would do it again

[@Leandro-re5ry]

only Jesus deserves that much, he died for your sins

[@HorukAI]

@@jaxx4040 me too.. he was so slowed paced, low energy, I liked it. But then he skyrocketed with candidate series, as he provided something no other chess channel did - a story

[@harpreet...1157]

@@jaxx4040 eeesassss as sssssssssssssssse

[@jacobjosiahsteele]

Agad--apparently an English GM, Michael Basman, has unfortunately passed away. Press reports that he was known for his success with "bad" openings. Would love to see one of his games to honor him!

[@hihunter7]

Wow, that's unfortunate. Would love to see one of his games as well!

[@optimagroup6296]

#suggestion

[@superman5742]

#suggestion

[@xe5101]

#suggestion

[@ryoung527]

#suggestion

[@jacobbraud290]

I deeply appreciate your videos agad. Thank you for your dedication to chess!!

[@robertakerman3570]

Must love that D-pawn march.

[@Islam.And_life]

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[@bertross9727]

Sometimes a game is so beautiful you have to stop the video half way to go and play some of your own. Came back an hour later and realized I hadn't even seen the best bits! Great video, appreciate your work man

[@Beerfish777]

Once again , 'The threat is more important than the execution' That one pawn essentially controlled the game.

[@ZFosterZ]

Perfect analogy.

[@javier-capello]

Shoutout to @GingerGM, who always say that!

[@amosdraak3536]

#suggestion Janowski-Lasker, Cambridge Springs, 1904. The sacrifices started right from the opening and Janowski went all out in the final round to win. He didn’t let the World Champ castle, sacrificed the exchange and even his queen for the black king. I don’t think anyone has really covered it at all, so a good suggestion, I hope.

[@achilleschess852]

The love, the passion, the glory; together they create a panacea for the soul. Thank you brother, much respect and admiration.

[@ecoelsol5784]

I'd like to make a general comment to you. Youre channel is the best channel om chess games. You are factual, calm, balamced. And, you show the why and why not with efficiency and clarity. Thank you.

[@jeremyhulbert3343]

Hey Agad, been a fan for a while. Just wanted to share that your videos are one of the things my son and I regularly catch up on when he comes to visit. Thank you for all the time and effort you put into your channel, it's very appreciated. (I remember when you thought 1 million subscribers was something you considered a joke....look how far you've come!)

[@chuckihendrix9]

that's awesome... My Dad introduced me to chess when I was 7, but didn't teach me too much. I think he was scared I would beat him 🙂 If they had these videos so accessible back in the 80's I could've improved so much more, but I really just like to play for fun.

[@fractalinfect3454]

This is a spectacular post by Antonio. That Kasparov’s inimitable brilliance in this game is corroborated by modern engines, despite the comparisons by Kasparov’s contemporaries to Tal’s more dubious attacks, is a goosebump laden thrill. Kasparov still holds the keys to the GOAT mantle, imho.

[@davidcopson5800]

Goosebumps!

[@AcidicDelusion]

Kasparov is still the goat but just. It depends how magnus finishes his career.

[@fractalinfect3454]

@@AcidicDelusion Not defending his WCC title is not the way to do it.

[@gonzalo4658]

@@AcidicDelusion the stats of magnus will never topple kasparov's genius, "inimitable" as mr fractal said. It's like comparing Lebron to Jordan

[@hunterhunter5998]

yeah Kasparov took Tal's energetic but chaotic style and polished it to be more scientifically precise. He believed in organically building the potential energy of his pieces and only then unleashing hell instead of trying to force complications like Tal. As great as Tal was, Kasparov's tweaks are what led to his incredible consistency and becoming the longest reigning world #1

[@doesntMetter1]

Imagine the honour of Botvinnik and Tal cheering for you, well deserved

[@wondroustransition1622]

Your narration of these games makes this sooooooo exciting :D ... amazing! I like chess, but I'm not very good at at it - not seeing all the implications of every single move. So you exploring and explaining adds so much more depth to the games for me. Thank you!

[@tamasszombati1395]

A Kasparov game, finally. Much more of this stuff needed here!

[@TheMarksT]

Very well played by the one of the strongest and longest reigning WCs ever! Good example of why too. Thanks.

[@pranayrawat1]

longest reigning world champion is Emanuel Lasker not Kasparov

[@TheMarksT]

@@pranayrawat1 I stand corrected. Checked that and saw 27 for Lasker., 21 for Kasparov. I thought I heard 30 for Kasparov. Thanks.

[@pranayrawat1]

@@TheMarksT You're welcome bro...!

[@drzlecuti]

At 9:29, once White takes with N on g5, there's a faint hint of smothered mate in the air, and this is due to the pawn on d7 now blocking the Black queen's view across the 7th rank; with Nf7+, Black would have to capture with the rook because on Kg7, Nh7++ etc. Of course Black would absolutely take the N with the R. Great story about Tal's phone call to Kasparov on the eve of the latter's championship-winning game! This is one of my favorite aspects of your videos--not that these are simply nice anecdotes, but that you provide the contexts that humanize these players.

[@fractalinfect3454]

Well said.

[@williamgoss4691]

What a fascinating game, and as always make much more enjoyable - and understandable - by Agad’s breakdown of the moves and strategies. Thkz

[@KEPerry]

One of the most interesting and complicated games yet. Good job.

[@AbdulBasit0044]

We really do love these recaps, of the legendary games. AndI have to admit Kasparov was a monster attacker, especially in his youth, everyone must be scared of his attacks.

[@FabrisFanatic]

Thank you for that story about Tal at the end. Man, what a boss.

[@DrXtoph]

Wonderful coverage!!

[@justaman2659]

This is the best chess channel in the chess world. Keep doing like this agadmator!

[@danbuchman7497]

What would be cool, having a retired legend like GK come on and analyze one of his great games and talk through the moves as he thought during the game. I had a history professor who assign us to visit VFW’s (veteran of foreign wars) to interview WWI Vet’s since in the 70’s they were passing away very quickly. With Karpov not feeling well, it would be fantastic if any of the greats would be up for it here. Just a thought.

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Interesting Game I like the way you stated the obvious the fact of a Good offensive player making opportune moves one after another not faltering which is what White succeeded in doing the momentum carrying him over finish line to Victory Another Enjoyable Game and Breakdown from you Thanks Much

[@ferassoliman4441]

كاسباروف العظيم ...الرهيب ...الاسطورة الحية استاذ الاساتذة ... جلاد الجلادين ...

[@zanti209]

Nice re-polishing of this game. It shines!

[@GeraldM_inNC]

This is an odd game, in that Kasparov looked so far ahead in position early in the game that his victory seemed inevitable, but in reality victory could only be brought home with extremely precise play by white. I could not personally have played with the precision necessary to bring the win home. I'm sure I could have drawn with my imprecise moves, but the win would have eluded me. It reminded me of many of my draws against the LiChess engine, in which I knew I had a win but ended up with a draw for lack of precision.

[@douglasbarrett512]

At 15:00 I thought the good move for White was Rd8. If Black takes rook with with bishop, then it's checkmate. If Black takes with rook with rook, then there's a great combo where the white Queen says check 3 times and all Black's minor pieces come off. So, Black cannot take. The best delay seems to be ..Ne8, but White brings his other guns in with Re1.This seems to be winning, eventually, but Agadmator's move is sharper. Thank you for another good show!

[@PSVVinodKumar]

Agadmator you really dig deep in order to analyse..... Please continue inspiring youngsters.

[@pianoforpresident4154]

it's totally understandable, agad, in the young years, every streamer wants to compare everything and everyone with tal ;)

[@godfreyofbouillon966]

Kasparov is a great player and a human being. Watching his games will never get old. Please more! :)

[@fractalinfect3454]

Exactly. Kasparov is anything but a one dimensional chess savant. Time will tell if Magnus is more than just a chess player, but Kasparov has proved time and again that he is invested in the good of humanity, far above and beyond his chess brilliance.

[@GeraldM_inNC]

Agadmator often makes reference to "sad bishops", who have been assigned to protecting pawns from behind and thus been demoted from a bishop to a pawn. Well, in this game Kasparov brilliantly lured black into demoting his queen into a pawn, early in the game having forced the queen to sit behind a knight and pawn to protect them, That was indeed a sad queen, who contributed nothing to black the whole game.

[@12yanschump]

First time I've ever seen a video that isn't out yet...

[@altariqmceachin4059]

I'm here for this one can't wait to watch

[@jjiacobucci]

Great analysis of a great game

[@lunakid12]

At last, a 60 fps video of a chess game! Now I understand why I've been missing the point of so many moves.

[@sailorjerry3720]

Brilliant game by Kasparov!

[@fmo3765]

Brilliant game, and brilliant defense by black, up to a point

[@gonzalo4658]

This game, and agadmator's comentary, is what helps us remember why Kasparov is the greatest player in chess history

[@tarikay93]

Kasparov's game truly boggle my mind

[@1993buakaw]

15:07 rook to d8 is also a winning move I guess. If rook f8 captures rook d8 then queen take bishop f6 is check and after the king move queen f6 capture rook d8. And if the knight blocks after at e8 just capture the knight with rook, then rook f8 x rook e8.. we can still take bishop with check and continue... Or queen to d6 , threatening knight and rook

[@douglasbarrett512]

Yes! I found that one too!

[@brodyr.5540]

loved this remade video buddy

[@rahulkaap]

Classical games of top GMs are a wonder!

[@goblacklist]

thx for this video :) very good game by Kasparov

[@kasparov9944]

Agadmator great video, I don't think you have ever covered the amazing Kasparov vs Kramnik 1994 Novgorod "Vlad the Impaled" game...please take a look at it....

[@ronjohnson9690]

That was a great birthday story with Tal and Kasparov. Thanks for all you do!

[@Fake_Snail]

Thank you for the video!

[@alisterzarkar7163]

I thought Tal would have said something like, "Tomorrow is my birthday, so if you win, you owe me a present."

[@fnf342]

No,when kasparov was playing the last game of world championship he only had to draw to win the world champion ship and become the youngest world champion. Mikhail tal who was then the current youngest champion called kasparov and said "young man tommorow is my birthday and I expect a very good present" and hanged the call

[@mihaicristi9617]

If agad did this, I guess it must be a hell of a game.

[@אלעדר]

14:45 I think Rd8 is also winning (but not good as what Kasparov played)

[@Youssef-kx4cd]

#suggestion any Max Euwe game, but I like Euwe - Keres from round 11 of their match in Rotterdam, 1940 Max Euwe is a former world champion and FIDE president, so he deserves a game to be shown here!

[@rifwalker6807]

Groningen 1946

[@jsanon1634]

Lovely game.... Kasparov is a prodigy

[@ajaybenjamin3087]

Gary worked so hard, his idols became his rivals. Still behooves me whether chess is something that one can have a natural inclination for ( like your naturally gifted), or is it something you culminate through years of hard work. Chess is hard because, even with all the hours of work, there is that level of prep and memorization. For me the most idealistic way to play is what the engine would say, but my human side and what I want votes for the 2+2=5 forest, and all the nuances and intricacies of position that almost is fun with human doubt involved.

[@doone8849]

that is an improper use of the word 'behooves', just fyi

[@ajaybenjamin3087]

@@doone8849thank you genius

[@ajaybenjamin3087]

@@doone8849 if that's all that you've taken away from my comment, then you must have a great life!

[@anonym3967]

@@ajaybenjamin3087 "behooves" is wrongly used in your comment

[@ajaybenjamin3087]

@@anonym3967 Do you guys all just watch videos to grammatically correct people? I don't understand. Take my point for face value . Your name is ano nym for a reason.

[@ForumArcade]

KZbin has updated and now they have this "shop" icon overlayed on top of the video. It used to disappear after a while, but now it seems to be permanent and there's no way I can find to get rid of it. So annoying.

[@gladiatorgaming5582]

This is why Kasparov is one of the greatest Chess Champions of all time!

[@nalgene247]

Young man, tomorrow is my birthday and I expect a present!

[@venpaii4562]

Such an inspiring game

[@doc032848]

Gary is so smooth, he played with the confidence of the greatest players. It is like he already has every possible game worked out ahead of the actual game. What a gift and blessing to our chess community. He is still that way today. P. S. Also loved the Tal story!!

[@alisterzarkar7163]

Young man instinctively knew the best way to beat a seasoned opponent was to creat multiple lines of attack.

[@jeffreyknapp945]

And yes, I love your videos as well.

[@georgedan6270]

Great video on My favorite chess player go Garry

[@zemm9003]

This is an amazing game.

[@jurjenvanderhoek316]

7:59 In this position Rxg6! seems to be much stronger than h4. There is a direct mate threat with Qxg7++, and there are only 2 reasonable possible ways to counter that: Rg8 or Qe5. Moving the bishop means mate in 1: Bf8 Rg8++ or else Rxh6+ Qh7 Rxh7++. Rg8 is followed by d8Q and clearly wins for white. Qe5 is followed by Rxh7 Qxh7 Qe8+ Qg8 Qxg8+ Rxg8 and d8Q. White clearly wins this.

[@tomgoodacre8615]

Black has Rxd7. White has back-rank issues

[@blindhaze8689]

That Kasparov looks like one for the future.

[@yosht6110]

11:18 I did find the pause the video moment here (one of the rarer cases) but agad had me feeling completely defeated after he read my mind like an open book 🙃

[@artimmiftari6312]

5:54 what about instead black moves knight A6 to B4 then B4 to C6 to defend the queen square? Could someone explain why that wouldn’t work. Thanks!

[@nuurquatfaoui3021]

You'd lose tempo and the queen still has to guard to knight

[@rogerpartington9413]

I enjoy games with passed pawns. Always trade-offs of one advantage for another

[@tmowasright]

Would you please remake Ivanchuk’s Immortal against Kasparov 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@jonathanespinola7556]

14:30 in this position how about Knight to e6 Agadmator?? Could it work?

[@theprofessional438]

Great game and great analysis, but Is that a steam deck carrying case behind you on the couch? 🤔

[@bhawest]

What would happen if Rook to D8 was played in the final position instead of Queen to F6?

[@nobread2666]

Ke8

[@sidharthkalje4996]

i love these videos

[@jaxx4040]

#suggestion Vachier, Legrave vs Vallejo Pons C70 Ruy Lopez Morphy Defense, Norwegian version nightingale gambit, one of the longest opening names and one of my fav gambit opening. Thanks Agad!

[@sauravanand9100]

I believe in good moves -bobby fischer after losing a game against misha's smile😆😆😆😆

[@Cryptorocker2000]

Hay Ag . i wanted to ask what this means . Choose between three moves - 3...cxd4, 3...Nxd4, and 3...e6 Can you tell me what the cx means and the Nx. I know the 3 is third move. and the D4 is D4 on the board of coarse.as well as E6. But im confused by the other stuff

[@nandalal133]

Knight in this game: Why you bully me.

[@verrettlasatt7909]

#suggestion can you show any games where Kasparov was known to take his watch off when he got real serious, can't remember who he was playing in the case I had seen it on a Maurice Ashley Teaches Chess disc for the computer, very inspiring, even just the energy with which Maurice described it and then showing the clip and if I'm not mistaken he won the match, wonder how many times he has done this

[@askashutosh8667]

How does Agad puts player photos rating and stuff .I wanna learn

[@bigboybubble1]

3:22 why cant Bxe7? isn't queen overloaded?

[@Dullyboy]

e4 hangs after exchange

[@vendingdudes]

9:14 the board burped back at that move

[@malkanijr]

Great game!

[@jonny5_]

Does anyone know their ratings during the time of this game?

[@johanstrydom9408]

Please do the game of Tal end Kasparov

[@illens08]

I miss the story telling, bring it back!

[@evilrslade]

More Kasparov please!

[@ericgottschalk6261]

Antonio, I’m relatively new to your channel and this is my first comment: I’m grateful. You make my day. I own a book called The 1000 Best Short Games of Chess by Irving Chernev. I admire them all, but would undoubtedly benefit from any games you might analyze (you’ve done at least one - Veitch v. Penrose. Stunning!). I never miss a day. Thanks so much.

[@maheshbhat8452]

Agad you must cover much more garry games

[@elgar104]

Wonderful!

[@HarrisonHajanika]

I am here within 30 minutes of upload 🙌. Cheers to me

[@yuriiagi1646]

yes you were able to do that. thanks

[@shaundiltz5821]

I remember this game at 30 frames per second!

[@georgedan6270]

Hello Mr agadmator can you please cover the game between Bobby Fischer and Florin Gherogiu 1966 Havana Olympiad where Gherogiu beats Fischer. It was the only game Fischer lost to a player younger than him I think so. Please do cover it I love your videos.👍

[@nwachukwuanayofrancis9009]

Hello Agadmator, your videos looked blurred and I don't know whether it's from my internet because other videos looks OK. Please check if the upload does not have any issue. Thank You. Your fan from Germany.

[@tavishbryan1317]

Could you play queen d6 as the final move as well?

[@amvoriginal]

Tho a total amateur I am, I believe not as then the black queen can get back on defense by moving to c8

[@parthiv17]

I have seen this game in some book I think. It is in first chapter I guess.

[@IgorYagolnitser]

@8:05 h4 Qxh4 Qd8+ doesn't do anything, Black has Kh7 and the Rook on e8 is protected by the Queen.

[@zabimarukamido6064]

Casual chess enjoyer here. At 14:03 would it not be good for black to play knight to D5? It seems like a forced queen exchange to me. And as black would take the queen it would come with tempoo on the rock at b1. Am I missing something basic here? NVM realized that queen H3 is perfect for white. For a moment I felt like a genius.

[@stefanmarton2954]

Doesn't work because of Qg7#

[@wot_hog]

14:14: Q×P is nice too!

[@Vahe345]

Weird the bottom pieces didn't fit with big screen mode on my phone