They Call Him Beast For A ReAsOn!

[@JohnZimmer-MannerofSpeaking]

10:25 - If this were the 18th century, Antonio would be thanking his supporters for their donations of 2 sheep, 14 blankets, 5 bushels of wheat and 1 block of salt.

[@owly8285]

😂😂😂

[@pradyumnasarkar4380]

Best comment here 😂😂😂

[@akshaypanchal23]

🤣🤣🤣

[@stephenc.4319]

They did have money in the 18th century ya know lol.

[@AndrewSBaker]

@@stephenc.4319 - True, but bartering was also a thing. It's a lot easier when people own stuff directly and can provide you with that stuff directly, without intermediaries that might devalue that stuff in one or both directions.

[@harivatsaparameshwaran4174]

"His pieces were sleeping" - Adhiban

[@yashs.gosavi4024]

Can you tell me from where your profile picture is?

[@harivatsaparameshwaran4174]

@@yashs.gosavi4024 Game of thrones - Hodor.

[@Pacejoshi]

"All the pieces were sleeping"... Thats what AD said in a after match interview. 😂😂

[@sanath.kumar.s]

Lol🤣

[@ratnasur4564]

correction : "all his queen side pieces are sleeping"

[@ketan9318]

He missed "nice dress" 😝

[@avijit3001]

@@ketan9318 He is in a dilemma if a man comes to interview him😂

[@Pacejoshi]

@@ratnasur4564 All his pieces were sleeping on his queen side.

[@YourPhysicsSimulator]

4:50 "And here you're gonna lose a lot of material or if you don't lose a lot of material you're gonna lose the game" I didn't know Antonio was a follower of my games

[@ahmedsayeed1330]

I'm not bragging, I sometimes manage to lose *both* material and the game.

[@adarsh5870]

Adhiban plays to impress his female friends at the bar and library.

[@JESL_TheOnlyOne]

Well, he's very impressive, I would say. I'm studying this one, repeatedly, for how to play against a Nimzo.

[@prasadpappu23]

And he likes to explore strange openings.. 😉

[@arunbabuktkmce]

Chess is not a good sport for that :p

[@adarsh5870]

Nice dress!!

[@77555kuyt]

😂😂😂

[@huang111]

“The comment section is gonna be full of quotes” -Sun tzu, the art of war

[@groussac]

'Pause the video' is the sound of one hand clapping. -Sun tzu, the art of chess

[@Shreysoldier]

"Can you just stfu with these quotes??!" ~ Sun Tzu, the art of savageness

[@adinarayan.p2035]

YOU SUN TZU GUYS ARE IN EVERY CHESS VIDEO COMENT SECTION.BRUH.

[@Zen-fv6kb]

@@adinarayan.p2035 "Sorry for that" ~Agadmator

[@abhishekprajapati1504]

Adhiban must be feeling proud rn. Sometimes I think he plays sacrificial to just feature in agad's video 😂

[@EILF7842]

😂😂

[@bharath4866]

,😂😂

[@ravichandranvivek864]

No, I think he too literally doesn't even care 😄

[@adityasurroy2]

AD is the Virender Sehwag of chess. Doesn’t matter what the results are, people will remember him for his fearless and aggressive style of play. GG AD❤️

[@akulchhillar]

Matlab Kuch bhi ?

[@Lol-qy1dy]

True

[@anandkhanduja12]

srikanth of chess rather than sehwag

[@मोहितचौहान-झ7च]

Shi bolaaa bhai

[@ayandazulu4206]

As a South African, him and David Warner were my least favorite opponents.

[@jayeshyadav8891]

As a professional, Adhiban always takes the responsibility of entertaining the audience with his games. This is something that mostly top players fail to provide.

[@zanabarwary9659]

Dubov too is one such player

[@jayeshyadav8891]

@@zanabarwary9659 ya surely

[@vikaskrishan4969]

You are right

[@sheetalswaroopburada]

Like Tal, Plays for crowd.

[@shiv3382]

Reason is most GM's play safe chess and doesnt take too many chances and settles for a draw.. But players like Adhiban, Dubov, Nepo play very tricky lines, however unknown territory they may be and never afraid to take risks.. Thats why they some time lose some games, however their games are always exciting to watch

[@hansle170]

6:38 Agad: "Qxc5 is Black's most resilient reply." Proceeds to show a line that leads to checkmate anyway

[@williamandres1042]

Go read the definition of "Resilient"...

[@hansle170]

@@williamandres1042 Lol, if you weren't aware, this is a chess video and not an English teaching video. I checked the line, and yes, Black could actually have survived mate by giving up the exchange after Nf7+

[@williamandres1042]

@@hansle170 I don't care, the point is your first comment has no sense, Agad did use that word properly and you did a lazy ass joke about that. You should know how to read before know how to play chess.

[@ai__ninja]

Blacks light square bishop and Queen side rook didn’t even move in the whole game lol, this shows the importance of piece development in the opening, as our good friend Mr. Paul Morphy always does

[@studstud9241]

The White's queen side rook didn't move as well.

[@ChandanSingh-hm7rd]

The queen side pieces should aleast get participation certificate for joining the game😂

[@ASHISHKUMARDPSG]

They were sleeping

[@alpha007org]

We need more Judit Polgar games.

[@komaddog]

How come a GM makes that mistake?

[@sagarraheja2705]

Never in a million years I would have found c5. What a silent subtle brilliant move.

[@jurjenvanderhoek316]

Well, if you would have tried out one possible move per year, then you would have found c5 within about 250 years

[@psychicspy1234]

@@jurjenvanderhoek316 maybe 252 years

[@eyeofhorus1301]

Noob

[@sagarraheja5514]

@@jurjenvanderhoek316 haha

[@pasunurusaivineeth3739]

That's why he is representing India and you are..... in another profession

[@ChallHatt]

The beasty showman of chess. It takes courage to be that man when you have the looks of a UPSC aspirant.

[@goofyfandango1312]

"Stop misattributing quotes to me!" -Sun Tzu, the art of war

[@Gymrat83363]

Sun tzu always lies- sun tzu paradox

[@freecoder522]

I almost mis read that .......

[@archishmand2475]

@@freecoder522 lmao yes

[@varadarajcuram2238]

Adhiban is like modernday Tal, his chess is very entertaining. Wishing him all the best.

[@kohchungwei]

_"No, I did not write 'The Art of the Deal'; I'm so fed up with people confusing me with the other guy"_ - *Sun Tzu*

[@TheSummersilk]

That's a great book, a really really great book. It's such a great book.

[@symmetricshaman]

@@TheSummersilk Some say the greatest book.

[@falquicao8331]

@@symmetricshaman very good people, very smart, smart people, very, very good genes

[@mohamedmostafa765]

Book name plz?

[@pedrorengel9603]

"Actually it's not a problem, it's really an honor." Sun Tzu

[@SantoshkumarPandeySKCP]

It's amazing how almost every on move after the opening Adhiban is somehow threatening checkmate.

[@turtleez7086]

my man b3 grandmaster is winning with style

[@harshpatwardhan7624]

Abhiban is the real beast, I remember another brilliant game by him that you published an year ago maybe

[@akshay9840]

Bishop sac right

[@harshpatwardhan7624]

@@akshay9840 I guess so

[@SWard-oe8oj]

Agad straight up violated him with that thumbnail lol

[@thesarasohrabi]

The opponents pieces were all sleeping - Adhiban 😀 - Sun Tzu

[@SantoshkumarPandeySKCP]

Adibhan should have a special series dedicated to him. His games are insane and absolutely entertaining. When on a song he demolishes the opponent's defenses like a madman.

[@vibhormaloo7296]

Love how the photo of Adibhan in the video is so confused 😂

[@panda4247]

" to confuse your enemy you have to confuse yourself first" -- Sun Tzu

[@canoli72]

“All your kings are belong to us.” Admiral Zorg

[@nuggystan9128]

are*

[@canoli72]

“are” not all. Fracking autocorrect!

[@YourPhysicsSimulator]

@@canoli72 You can edit comments

[@shyamwarrier2252]

4:03: Black simply castles and his King is safe. 7 seconds later : Castling is very dangerous! :D

[@n.007gaming9]

Classical agadmadtor

[@akshay9840]

1:40 Taking the bishop from light square to dark quare to make us understand, That skill right there is professional one, only our Agad can do 💪

[@danielwhite2178]

I agree, im new to chess and physically seeing the bishop move to the opposite color squre was a big help in understanding the game. It did seem strange tho, like a glitch in the matrix

[@ezy_accounts]

when Adhiban plays, it is Diwali!! (lot of fireworks)

[@jaijoshi7954]

Flash: I am speed Agad: Hold my Hello everyone

[@mosesabunike2055]

I'm adding Ahdiban to my list of "don't miss their games" Dubov Ding Carlsen are on the list already

[@abdumalikshukurov9241]

8:42 be6 bishop sacrifice would also be also a devastating move

[@Sksahu_123]

Adhiban beats his opponents like my parents beat me

[@MohamedMElbadwihi]

That's tough. I hope you've healed/on your way to healing from that.

[@praveenrawat6574]

"Ya baby" - Sun Tzu

[@aromaljayachandran4300]

"How does this happen, this is how its happened" - Agadmator

[@NishArcturus]

I found both the pause the moments with all the lines 🙂 I'd like to dedicate my success to lots of free time that I had in the past year (pandemic) 🏆

[@rishu_singh_]

Adhiban would be so happy 😂😂 ...only few people know🔥😂

[@harishsp7152]

Pls share your vast knowledge 😀

[@bhendi6220]

consider sharing your vast knowledge

[@84y87]

Kindly spread your vast knowledge.

[@nikhilgaur5848]

vast knowledge for presidency

[@user-qc7vf7pb3c]

Why

[@borisakelovic9930]

When you see Adhiban picture, you know that some chess magic is coming

[@GeraldM_inNC]

This reminded me of playing against an engine.

[@alexselvanathan]

If adhiban wins more games it'll be good. He needs to win more🙌🏽

[@aubreysteele4466]

As one grandmaster said of Marshall on the occasion of Marshall's death whom he had beaten virtually every time they played, he had rather lose every game except the one to play a single game of such beauty. So had I. A virtuoso performance by Adibhan!

[@mbm6048]

@@iam_curt_curt Basically ,His trying to say its ok to lose every game as long as you get to play a single game of such beauty .

[@rogerstone3068]

What a wonderful quotation from Socrates. He must have been quite a thoughtful and observant chap.

[@williamgoss4691]

Amazing CM + great exposition by Agad.

[@pb7479]

"Adhiban is the Beast" - Sun Tzu

[@thecaptainindia9790]

9:26 when Agad said it's only 22 moved kinda reminded me of Anand vs Aronian, 2013 which was only 23 moves game but video was 22 mins long !!

[@akshatrai9743]

If you don't want to lose a lot of material, you're going to lose the game😂 -Agad 2021

[@jacksprat7525]

Good game. India thoroughly enjoyed it. Adibhan is a future world champion. Continuing with the tradition of excellence in chess. 🇮🇳🙏❤️

[@ezycuberz4563]

Legend has it that Rooks on "a" file found the time machine and gravity Equation and grandfather paradox and other mathematical paradoxes' solution.

[@deepp1884]

I like how any mistake in whole game was ending in a checkmate for white

[@ebwholesaler]

- " I feel a little bit crowded in the corner... Someone open a window ? " (that's MISTER Black King to you !)

[@Brotherbear75]

Its like staring at painting in a museum. Of course I can paint, but not like that. Marvellous

[@xabelesor5392]

What extraordinary chess players there are today, and what good generations are on the way

[@manomishra]

Adhiban’s chess has been exciting and entertaining for a while. I wish he participated more in the super tournaments. I believe e he was in 2700 club for sometime and slipped afterwards,.

[@honourabledoctoredwinmoria3126]

What's fascinating is that every move up to the winning move of castles has been played before, and as Agadmator said, the games that nearly reached this position were all won by black. I wonder how long Adhiban had that castles on the back burner before someone went down this line.

[@sheriff1283]

The Beast we love to watch when he is in full flow

[@jonathancauley5345]

All these wonderful games, so much love and support goes to you my friend.

[@machhijagdish123456]

Superb Brilliant game played by Adhiban !! Thanks Agad for covering in-depth lines with your Beautiful interesting awesome commentatory !!

[@DansChessLounge]

What a display of tactical brilliance!

[@rallro684]

I love The quotes You choose for videos, they speak to me.

[@SaiKiran-km8fn]

Beast they said , very well they said !!! Trust me we are going to get more crazy games ahead !!

[@pchallen9795]

Great as always!! But ... at 2:05 in the "gambit" sideline, after ...Nxe4 then Qg4...Nf6 / Qxg7 why ...Rf8? why not ... Rg8 as in the usual "Winawer Poisoned Pawn" lines.... thanks!!

[@kushalvora7682]

Adhiban has to be the most entertaining gm of india. Both over the board and off the board.

[@gauravjha8938]

To beat a GM in 22 moves in today's era is just legendary...

[@DevilOrange666]

At the first pause Rxf5 is also winning. Anything other than Qxc5 leads to checkmate. That's honestly the first move that jumped to mind for me. Checked with the engine after and it's legit.

[@jsanon1634]

Incredible game. So complex. The attack is relentless.

[@icyy9864]

Bishop of gold, queen of lead.

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Wow Love seeing when the Checkmate is coming and Can not be stopped that’s such a reassuring feeling a player must get knowing no matter what their opponent does they can not stop the checkmate it’s the defining moment for a chess player when they can say to himself or herself I’m a Winner

[@0wenfox]

Immortal game!!!? Fantastic well done!

[@theallsingingalldancing4753]

for learning, these videos should include at the end a "where the game broke" moment.

[@mayureshvaingankar4703]

What a masterpiece by Adhiban ❤️

[@jaysanga5981]

Adhibhan is guy we shouldn't underrated.

[@kyletripp9833]

Absolutely savage Queen H7

[@loneranterism]

This tends to happen when.... "the opponents pieces are sleeping " !!!

[@letsgetreal2501]

"And now, you're gonna lose a lot a lot of material. If you don't want to lose a lot of material, you're gonna lose the game." ~Agad, 2021

[@MorphysinceC.E]

One of those Magnificent games to cheer yourselves up!!! 💯💙

[@vaibhavpurohit9577]

"At last, I am no more THE BEAST" - Sun Tzu, the art of war

[@lokmanuddin574]

can someone explain why at 1:24, why u cant check with the queen and take the bishop?

[@tenzinlee6393]

#suggestion Do a video on the landscape of chess tournaments. It feels like there are 5 new tournaments every week. Which tournaments are the most prestigious? Of course candidates is the top tournament so I was really excited to watch that. I got a little bit of a sense that tata steel was a big deal as well (maybe second most important after candidates?). But I think this is something a lot of viewers would like to know about. Kind of like in tennis... There are 4 tournaments a year that everyone recognizes as the "majors". I would love to know which tournaments are chess's equivalent of majors.

[@K.O240]

This was the first time I actually found the entire line during the pause the video moments, I think I'm getting better :D

[@n20games52]

Beautiful check mate in that final position. Too bad it didn't make to the board in the live match.

[@AGeniusDexter]

"Congratulations on always boldly going where no man has gone before"... Star Trek reference 🖖🏽

[@murodjonmusayev6408]

You are the best commentator in all chess world or world chess. Never don't stop!

[@cliffstar913]

I really enjoyed that analysis, so many great lines

[@Codermonk1997]

"STILL SEARCHING WHY THEY call me BEAST " -Sun Tzu

[@MultiFirefox23]

Was expecting 1. b3 but nonetheless, an impressive and exciting game. What a ruthless attack! Black was just a step or more behind and White conveniently crushed him. Prolly the reason why a tempo behind for Black spells immediate doom...

[@bradstephan7886]

On the 2nd pause, I had Bishop to H7, which is also a winner, but requiring many more moves, including the capture of the Black Queen. Of course, Queen to H7 was brilliant, which I am not.

[@danielwhite2178]

That was a good game, made better by your commentary...thank you, and have a nice day.

[@laffataffa100]

#suggestion Mikhalevski - Xiong. From today's round. Very nice victory with the black pieces for Xiong.

[@shiv3382]

Most GM's play safe chess and doesnt take too many chances and settles for a draw.. But players like Adhiban, Dubov, Nepo play very tricky lines, however unknown territory they may be and never afraid to take risks.. Thats why they some time lose some games, however their games are always exciting to watch

[@john2001plus]

2:22 The computer line here is 10... Rg8 11. Qh6 with a slight advantage to White.

[@gabe6281]

Had to re-watch for that queen sacrifice.

[@sabelombotho112]

Great content, the consistency is amazing 👌🏿

[@abhijitsharma7425]

"Even if a snake is not poisonous, it should pretend to be venomous." - Chanakya

[@justinwitte9164]

@ 6:45, why did rook or king not take knight? It was him explaining something but it was an uncovered piece. Am I missing something?

[@manipedia6345]

I love you Antonio... I was just about to check this game out... I saw adhiban's interview

[@mrsamd1776]

@0:54 the white can easily kill Bishop after that pawn move. Not sure why he did not do

[@GaneshKumar-bv2td]

The position in that thumbnail is stuff of nightmares😲

[@timhysniu]

This is a great game, thank you!

[@DrAbuImam]

That weird smile on Adhiban's face...

[@erichoffmann8515]

Hi Antonio, I was wondering if you could find a game featuring the Latvian gambit. Would love to see Stockfish play the Latvian gambit

[@barleyeducated8714]

Thanks for all your insights into the games. If I may be so bold, I'd use the thumbnail for the first or last 'stop the game moment'.

[@lantailengket8051]

Neuirs may be shocked after seeing his position