The Era Of Magnus Begins | Anand vs Carlsen 2013. | Game 10

[@morganwalker9636]

This channel has brought my grandsons and myself closer. We all learn and love the game. Thank you my friend. My grandsons keep hounding me to kick down some bread to you. I will break soon

[@PascalWings]

Mr. Closed. As everyone knows the closed sicilian was named after him

[@KarlRKaiser]

He has more games named after him than anyone else, except Mr. Open.

[@johnp.8893]

God dammit i was gonna comment this haha

[@shaihazony7491]

It's Marshall, qs in the Marshall counterattack.

[@georgehornsby2075]

Mr Accelerated Dragon?

[@aerrowqueing]

Imagine your last name being "Accelerated Dragon". Everyone would just think: What a boss!

[@plnsibolis53]

George Hornsby ayayaya

[@DraoxxMusic]

Rest in Peace Me 2000 - 2018 Died from a KZbin comment

[@ThaAlkaholik13]

And so the series that started with the 2013 Candidates tournament ends... what a journey! Thank you Antonio, my knowledge is indeed vast now :D

[@PeskyWabbit.]

Mike Terzakis who tf is antonio

[@shardulnikam9322]

XM1STERX1 The greatest chess interest generator ever.

[@jaredc304]

XM1STERX1 The guy right there, making these videos. His real name is Antonio Radic, if I'm not mistaken.

[@darthtace]

Never commented on any of your videos before, but that double Alekhine's gun at 7:22 was too beautiful not to comment on.

[@rohangeorge712]

fr

[@georgehornsby2075]

Not sure if this would be possible but we could do voting chess for 200k subscribers: subscribers vs agadmator where each move we vote and the most popular move is played.

[@KingSlayer2332]

That would allow engine usage

[@georgehornsby2075]

It would, but hopefully the majority of subscribers wouldn't do that and even if a few did select the engine move they should be outweighed by other non cheaters selecting moves they think are best. Also there isn't a huge incentive to cheat in a group game as there's no personal gain.

[@ThJakester897]

So, sort of like Twitch plays Chess? Sounds neat.

[@MikeCobweb]

Or he can play against a bunch of subs rather than this :/

[@georgehornsby2075]

Didn't know that was already a thing with Simon Williams, but yes just like that.

[@drew284]

"The Era of Magnus Begins" I wonder who is gonna win ^_^

[@TamPham-bs9qw]

Magnus is the current world champion. I wonder who is gonna win ^_^

[@AksiTosbaa]

İt's a draw lol

[@tkrpiano]

@@TamPham-bs9qw Even Magnus Carlsen loses lots of recent tournaments. Yes he is the world champion but he can always be overtaken.

[@rohangeorge712]

well it was a draw. nobody won the game carlsen simply won the championship with the draw, as a draw was all he needed. vishy must have been dissapointed when he saw that queen exchange.

[@RobinToye]

Thank you for your channel! Now every time I play a game, your voice is commenting on all my moves in my head! I think it makes me a more competent player!

[@icantthinkofaname5950]

7:23 for those who love agad timestamps, this is the king of them all

[@rohangeorge712]

fax.

[@nathansauveur6704]

Loved that little explenation of the 3vs2 pawns and the 4 pawns + king vs 3 pawns + king. Really usefull piece of information I would Bever have considered, so thanks for bringing it up :)

[@Shockprowl]

Just watched the series through again; and it's still brilliant! The Anand-Carlsen World Championship battles are such fascinating encounters, especially considering the Great Anand won the next Candidates to try to get his crown back. It's a story that is easily worthy to be included in the history of the chess world championship.

[@viktorgoa]

I remember watching this game online while studying at uni. The commentators were amazed by the accuracy and how he forced the queen exchange at the end as they thought Anand will put a lot of pressure on magnus. Everyone knew something special was happening

[@Slpopa1008]

Start the Karpov vs Kasparov match series

[@vipulahuja4627]

Thank you for this coverage antonio,i enjoyed every bit of it!!!!! Pressure with every move was real!

[@averyc1550]

only channel I have notifications for!

[@Pouncingpuma7]

7:18 Ahhhh so satisfying.

[@veselinjokanovic3032]

Go for 2014 candidates. This series was amazing, I enjoyed it very much and I'm sure other viewers did as well. Bravo, komsija. :)

[@aini9027]

Man i watched that documentary film of Carlsen's journey becoming the world champion. This is what led me to start my chess journey. I am still just a beginner level player. But its really great to play such a game

[@swupz9959]

I have watched your whole coverage of the 2013 championship finale. I am new to chess but wanted to see our norwegian world-famous chess champion become the champion. And I'm glad I found you, I wanted to watch short videos of the finale, and I find you funny and I feel welcome as it all is very casual. Thanks for making these videos!

[@astoyan4645]

Thank you Antonio! That was an awesome journey with you!

[@avatarmufasa3628]

I would say my favourite addition to this was indeed the tweets. i thoroughly enjoyed the series, cant wait for more content

[@carlingtonme]

This series was where my interest in chess was re-ignited.....there are no chess clubs where I live and online chess lacks the human touch. Thank you for your vast knowledge,Antonio,now I watch chess year round,so......when do we rejoin the Capablanca saga?? :O

[@bard6184]

Not sure I'm learning very much, since my level is so far below even most casual players (or those watching here, at least) but I love to watch these anyway. Great channel!

[@amundbjerve]

Vishy Anand won the candidates tournament in 2014 and played against Magnus Carlsen in the world championship a second time. I think that is pretty impressive, and he put up a better fight this time. I am happy to see him still playing in top level tournaments (Anand is the only one in the top 20 who is older than me), and he will participate in the online tournament "Legends of Chess" starting at July 21st 2020.

[@jakster909]

Fantastic series Agadmator. I really enjoy the World Championship match series, as I find it really interesting to see the same 2 players changing their opening preparation to try and push for advantage

[@rajhacks4958]

c'mon - the dog needs a channel all to himself :)

[@IRON--MAN]

As an Indian, it really really hurts to see The Legend Vishy Anand getting defeated and losing the title....But anyways, Magnus played and won honestly, that's why i love him❤, actually i like both of them the most amongst all the chess players

[@benjaminrobertmoit6079]

Thank you for uploading the game

[@abdul-wahiddacosta8450]

watching your videos really helps me when i play. sometimes i find the position on the board similar to one i've seen in one of your videos, or a similar tactic can be employed. Thank you. Keep up the good work :D

[@vardenispavardenis3526]

Thank for this series, really enjoyed it.

[@ericsbuds]

they actually played it out! amazing! great series though. thanks for covering these.

[@fardinfeiz629]

Anthony Saidy vs Robert James Fischer (1964) The 11th Hour #suggestion

[@eshneto]

Dragon. I know because this is a variation of the Sicilian.

[@codylee2818]

Pizza. Finegold has informed me that this is his favorite Sicilian.

[@dashengovender766]

Najdorf

[@tommasoremo]

you are so close to 200k subscriber! happy 4 u man!

[@Shockprowl]

Brilliant series. Really good. Thank you.

[@zennoqelly8469]

Thanks agad for you hardwork..im Malaysian sorry if my English broken.but i really excited if you upload a new chess video..before watching you channel i just know how to the pieces move..but now after 1 year follow you channel i already know a lot of opening,variation and idea.hope you can do a chess lesson episod for improve our knowledge even the simple lesson.just to make a improvement in chess bcoz not all person can pay the class,buy a book or have a pc for study laptop..we also can study a bit from you channel..thanks agad.

[@ChicxenYT]

Hey agad! Been watching your channel for a long time now, but never looked at comments, just enjoyed the games and your commentary and analysis. I'm not sure how active you are here, but I had a question/comment. Is there any way to fit in the "time left when move played" when you are going rather quickly or even when you're going slow. Sometimes ill watch the full game, and be like "wow he went into so many deep lines", and then at the end you mention it was BULLET! If there is a way, I think just putting that "time left after this move" right above and below their pics would fit well! Think it would be a cool addition so we always know, and can sort of see how long each move took etc, or if it was bullet, how quickly such a move was made! Great work!

[@Benjo1102]

Chicxen You, Sir, need to be heard. Great idea.

[@luisfilipedesouzagomes9545]

It would be awesome, indeed. But, first, try to edit a video of a simple 25 move miniature with some kind of time stamps like those. If it's feasible it's fair to ask Antonio to do so :)

[@ChicxenYT]

I'm assuming there is something out there that when you move a piece, that counter will already exists. So then he'd just have to screen cap it simultaneously. If that doesn't, then yes, it seems far fetched haha

[@manigopal92]

"A certain line of the Sicilian defence named after him. A pretty famous one" that's a massive hint 😜 The line which Bobby Fischer crushed against the same guy. N for....

[@arunkumarchandrasekaran2653]

Nerd?

[@rolandwongwai2102]

damn you got crushed lmao

[@MorphysinceC.E]

@@arunkumarchandrasekaran2653 it's Najdorf. I know you'll say I didn't get the joke. But I didn't like it 😂

[@arunkumarchandrasekaran2653]

@@MorphysinceC.E what's wrong with being called a nerd. Stop watching stupid movies and own it. Everyone should be proud to be a nerd

[@richardfeynman5560]

I think it's Miguel Najdorf on the photo. About this last game we can say that they really fought until the end! I very much enjoyed the coverage of this World Championship Match by Agadmator and I'm sure that there are more interesting things to come! ;-)

[@Trassik]

Thank you for the coverage.

[@ramimahbabshabab6421]

That dog gave me chills😂😂😂

[@pierremmanuel777]

Thanks very much for your great work!

[@user-xi8je4js5r]

Could you make more series? This was very entertaining as it adds an extra layer to the games.

[@SandSeven]

Great series good sir! More, more, more 😋

[@alienrenders]

Finally! Been waiting to see who would win. :)

[@pawanbhatt1840]

You are the best youtuber i ever seen.

[@Grylluslit]

What a way to become a World Champion. I really enjoyed this series!

[@elmuchaghiibe6939]

#Suggestion : judit polgar vs kasparov 2002

[@victory_jade]

#Suggestion

[@elmuchaghiibe6939]

Victoria Pearson , i didn't pay attention but thank you

[@Habackuk24]

I don't think the subcomments are visible unless you click on them, so it may be best to edit the first comment so that a search on the page for "suggest" will render a hit on the comment. It would be interesting to see that game.

[@elmuchaghiibe6939]

Habackuk 2:4 i don't know how can u please do it in my place?

[@Habackuk24]

I can only edit my own comments. But I can tell you how to do it. If you draw the pointer to your comment, there will appear three dots to the right of your comments. If you click on those dots you will get to chose between "edit" and "remove" your comment. Click on "edit" and then make the changes you want to make.

[@gheffz]

Fantastic! Great game, great series, great champion (and what a champion!)

[@simonininicola9438]

0:38 Medo already started Magnus celebration

[@yahyaanique]

very fun to watch the series!

[@suraj-tk4vz]

Watched the full series, love your content

[@spotifyvibes319]

"Hello Everyone"

[@yankochoynev652]

Unlike Pluto congratulations. You are an excellent hello everyoner.

[@KingOfCheesee]

And for those, who just want to enjoy the show:

[@mayasenthilvel3711]

@@KingOfCheesee lmfao

[@tugboat2030]

So yeah

[@amirjalol793]

Hello Agad now that you are finished with the 2013 world chess championship can you do a QnA about yourself and show more of your own games, I like to see your games because they seem more interesting as a lot of blunders can happen with also happen with us amateur players ( I mean myself as an amateur player ) and I like the way you talk about them. Keep working hard on this channel and good luck!!

[@joyjitpaul2770]

Doggo showing some crazy moves!

[@anilbapanshakya2945]

I think you may also do the videos on World Chess Championship 2014 and 2016 too.

[@victormiguelmaprelian7286]

Honest question: why in the capture sequence in 7:19 Anand kept the knight and not the queen?... It's perfectly possible, as one of his pieces will allways survive... I lovo your videos, man! God bless you!!

[@hairyputter5363]

It is possible and then both of them will have a Queen and a knight but i guess they just wanted to trade off as many pieces as they cam

[@GranatGaming]

Awesome work!

[@jotirmoy12]

0:45 When ur mom doesn't give u candy

[@suruchigarg3376]

Please publish the 2007 candidates tournament

[@benjaminmalaga4857]

Hey can you please add their FIDE rating about their photos I think it would make your videos so much better

[@Max-mm7vp]

Felt like I was there watching them play👍

[@pranilpatil4109]

0:42 So, no one noticed dog behind, on the sofa.

[@midwesteigensheaf]

Obviously the photo is of Sir Johnathon Hyper Accelerated Dragon.

[@amolgavandi6342]

Please show the world chess championship 2010 series between two legend Vishy vs topalov.

[@drutgat2]

Thanks for this. Interesting, as always. And, as is often the case, extra humour is supplied by your dog in the background :)

[@nashashibimajd945]

"Hello everyone" is the reason why I cannot sleep. Love chess!

[@igorsawicki4905]

Maybe you can continue by doing 2014 CCS as next 'season' of this series.

[@shahiburRM]

Please make videos on world chess championship 2014, please.

[@rohangeorge712]

7:23 was my favorite moment of the game, epic captures captures captures captures captures captures moment idk if i got the captures count right lol

[@BuddhiKarunaratneAltair]

how long you have been waiting for doggo dance to start recording your video? love your channel mate!

[@יראציידה]

Many you can do something with Simon Williams? Maby a stream or a video or a sierras

[@charles7866-o1l]

Thanks for your tip on queenside vs. kingside pawn-majority! Stuff like that helps!

[@sebastianrex6697]

Loved it.. ❤️

[@alekssavic1999]

I will watch your videos for the rest of my life.

[@sergiomatos39]

Bobby vs Spassky would be great.. there are so many nice stories to tell about that match

[@rohangeorge712]

carlsen forcing the queen exchance was smart, he probably wasnt super pressured as he knew he just needed to draw, and he did just that. as agad mentioned, he could have moved the knight but just captured with the pawn, leading to an epic exchange in a double Alekhine's gun, leading to the endgame very quickly. and we all know thats a drawn endgame.

[@shreyastaware7213]

#suggestion Carlsen vs Morozevich World Blitz Championship 2013

[@Aromatic-ring]

7:23 the epic climax

[@sayan64]

Plz cover 2014 candidates tournament next series

[@AjayMohanan]

@agadmator : not covering the paris section of the grand chess tour?

[@amrnaser3476]

What is the next ws that u are going to cover?

[@swarupsirdeshpande2888]

I would love to see 2014 candidates tournament

[@1rkofans]

After this game, that boy from Norway is just dominate everything. And never look back

[@Simon_Trier]

Is it Najdorf?

[@coffeemania4990]

The dog at the background lol 😂

[@abhi5823]

make video on capablanca vs Emanuel Lasker

[@stuna210]

1:43 match starts

[@arnabmishra827]

Can you please cover some of the games from the Candidates for the 2014 world championship 😇😇

[@thaddtermeer6688]

I would very much appreciate a video displaying Emmanuel Lasker's excellent gameplay

[@jamesmalcom9975]

At 7:25. Rook captures, Rook captures, Rook captures, Rook captures, Queen captures, Queen captures, and Knight captures. That's a lot of captures.

[@rohangeorge712]

7 captures yea. getting right into the endgame. when i saw the position after all those captures, i knew it was gonna be a draw. i knew that magnus would either win or draw, but after that series of exchanges i saw the position and knew neither player would make a huge mistake and that it was a draw. i liked the way the draw ended up tho with magnus sacrificing his knight in cool fashion. then that nice promoted queen sacrifice to leave anand with a king and a knight vs his king and pawns. when i saw the queen promotion i was like o maybe someone can win but when i saw carlsen's check to force a queen sac i was reassured that my prediction of a draw was correct. but thats all magnus needed to win the championship and thats what he got.

[@jamesmalcom9975]

@@rohangeorge712 Old comment to reply to!

[@misomiso8228]

You could also do Annand Carlsen 2014

[@cyberdragon3889]

Agadmator (for the 4 time xD) can you show us your funny dog in the next video? Please ahaha i’m a dog lover!

[@ForeverHobbit]

i'm new to this channel and competitive chess in general so i might seem stupid to most of you but why didn't black capture with knight before his rooks/queen at 7:22??? i don't get it

[@joeb4142]

Hobbit Anand wanted to exchange the rooks and queens.

[@-_Nuke_-]

Viswanathan Anand is the most satisfying name ever!

[@hellboy92ification]

Old classic...pleaseeee😁😁

[@Johnny-Joseph]

Hey Antonia, love your videos! Do you think you could feature a few more women's games?

[@WeretigerX]

My vote goes to 2014 Candidates Tournament. This series was really enjoyable

[@onated2]

Hello can you review games with beatiful attacking chess? Thank you

[@angelamcligeyo1407]

The person in the picture is Naidorf