This Game is Not for Everyone || David Anton vs Carlsen || Tata Steel (2021)

[@gabrielibr4709]

This Game is Not for Everyone... Also: Hello EveryOne...

[@traerooks4543]

Why did I not comment this

[@SupremeSovereign]

The contradiction is strong with this one

[@adnanh3904]

So obvious but yet so genius

[@Mm-dn5gc]

he knew Everyone would watch anyway

[@grantstanish551]

Brilliant comment 😂😂

[@benjamindavidson4033]

Really impressed by David Anton matching Magnus move for move in a difficult endgame where he was down a pawn and Magnus had two connected passed pawns with a bishop. I thought Magnus would grind it out but David definitely earned a lot of respect.

[@lukasantos6991]

Absolutely, he played very very well

[@psychohist]

Yes. Now I want to know more about who this guy is.

[@he96765]

Kudos to him, and lots of respect

[@jeffj2495]

Agreed. The game seemed pretty even the whole time.

[@hoffmannlinendarschel5703]

@@lukasantos6991 ⁵쇼

[@cheesyface1422]

“This game went on for 6 hours” *W* *H* *A* *T*

[@thguzzo17]

That's kinda normal in Carlsen's classical games

[@Trynottoblink]

It’s classical chess, which has generous time controls (in this case, 100 minutes for 40 moves, 50 minutes for the next 20 moves, and 15 minutes after that with 30-second increments), so one game can go on for a long while.

[@vikramsrinivasan8176]

I was seeing Bigg Boss 4 Finale for six hours

[@thebirdhasbeencharged]

Games used to go for days depending on the format.

[@igorbednarski8048]

lol, it wasn't even the longest game of the day. Wojtaszek and Tari kept on playing for something like half an hour after this game ended, it ended with a draw as well.

[@idulus]

Fun fact: According to the engine, Magnus had one single inaccuracy by missing that rook move Agadmator pointed out. This inaccuracy turned this from a winning endgame for Magnus in a draw. Crazy how one sinlge slight inaccuracy in a 69 move game can make the difference between a win and a draw.

[@LegendPDN]

Nice

[@007blond]

It was a nice game for sure!

[@Greatermaxim]

The King of Games for a reason.

[@michaelmassaro4375]

That’s kind of pushing it to me throughout a game of Chess there’s going to be good and not so good moves who’s to say a players game should go exactly what some engine says

[@edwardtang3585]

It’s pretty much two engines playing against each other, only at the expense of the deprivation of energy

[@ramachandra776]

Rejecting a early tacit draw offer from Magnus and choosing to play on is definitely something you don't hear often .

[@ash0143]

When did he offer draw?

[@axelfiedler]

But wasn't that more like an early endgame offer?

[@MacDaniboi]

Draw by repetition with the rooks.

[@ash0143]

@@MacDaniboi If you mean at 18:00 Magnus broke the repetition

[@orsdekany2594]

@Android Gamer he did in this game. Not like draw, draw, but more like, want to have a 4-5 hour endgame where we calculate every singel move till move 100 with the best posibilites and draw with that?

[@strawmoon9963]

If you play against Magnus, you defend even with the white pieces

[@saurabhkarki3504]

Saying as If players should never defend with white pieces playing other than Magnus. SMH.

[@Rainbowstunting]

@@saurabhkarki3504 it is a joke, calm down

[@saurabhkarki3504]

@@Rainbowstunting calmer than you dude ;)

[@Rainbowstunting]

@@saurabhkarki3504 highly doubt it

[@saurabhkarki3504]

@@Rainbowstunting seems as If you've trust issues. I'd kindly advise you to work on it.

[@douginorlando6260]

Thanks for this channel and your narration. Personally speaking, I don’t think anyone has brought more public excitement to chess than you since the days of Bobby Fischer. I’m sure many other people have become chess fans by watching your videos.

[@woodfinchcrafts7267]

Public interest in chess has probably increased from 0.000003 percent to 0.0000032 percent from 1972, compared to 0.00005 to closer to 100 percent

[@davidmikan7925]

@@woodfinchcrafts7267 Bro your statistics seem a bit off, maybe there's a rounding error somewhere?

[@woodfinchcrafts7267]

@@davidmikan7925 Ask any non chess player who played in any world championship since 1972, No rounding error, Ask them to name any two players in the top ten, Ask any of them who played in 1972 - pretty high number will know. In short, no interest anymore

[@Svreign.Studious]

Yeah he got me, from wannabe chess player to a chess player although it just local championship, i just love spending my time doing some chess game with random peeps and socialize, not in competitive way

[@cloroxbleach7554]

Anish Giri: *sees this game* booooring... Agadmator: It ended in a draw Anish: I'm listening...

[@mubaraksenju7521]

🤣🤣🤣😂

[@Scientist93]

It's basically the scene in which Loki paces slowly then turns towards the screen... 😃

[@itwasinthispositionerinoag7414]

0:00 Hello everyone 1:08 9:01 Strikes in the centre 2:58 3:53 7:10 8:06 11:33 Captures captures 3:24 Completely new game 13:06 Lose the rook and of course the game 17:07 Ugly, but what are you gonna do? 20:23 (It was in this position) 20:37 21:28 21:51 So yeah

[@tkrpiano]

3:53 8:06 11:33 is captures ( and ) captures :(

[@sonofsun1320]

This is genius 😂

[@nigelhoudini6284]

I like the tips Agad has started giving in his videos. Like when he said, " it is always good to capture the rook that is not in the center" (after a knight fork). Things alot of us know through experience and training but alot of people do not know. Big props on the lessons.

[@Greatermaxim]

Chess forces you to learn new tricks. Not some wash and repeat fighting games other people are fond of.

[@birubikramkoirala5547]

Who else has watched the ongoing tournament already? In Lichess, in chess24 analysis by Leko and Tanya, Now with Agadmator and later with Gothamchess?

[@soumyadipsamanta2877]

How can I watch this in lichess?

[@ПавелБережной-ц3г]

@@soumyadipsamanta2877 this: lichess.org/broadcast/tata-steel-masters-2021-round-2/CpffNZb2/WrP63Pwg

[@neonlight1214]

Too much chess lol

[@emmata98]

Jan also did analyze it on chess 24. But was afk due to his family for a bit

[@mishakmanuel1115]

How do I watch live on lichess please

[@saravanan3749]

GmHikaru-661k Carlsen-441k Agadmator's-962k ... Keep rocking 🔥🔥💥🤙

[@mbm6048]

What I like about magnus is he makes his opponent prove the draw. Unlike others who just agree to draw

[@miloshockeycards882]

Yeah it increases the chance of opponent makeing mistake in reaching that draw so yeah, its nice from him

[@charlieheath1857]

*cough GIRI cough*

[@bearcb]

@@miloshockeycards882 at the same time he’s confident that he won’t make a mistake himself.

[@dfasdfff6692]

@@charlieheath1857 put ur mask on dude

[@mbm6048]

@Oppressor griefer exactly

[@nicholas205]

I think it’d be cool to hear a “and already as of move 45 we have a completely new game.”

[@dawn21stcentury]

I should have heeded your warning. My head hurts terribly now..

[@rainerbarbey6752]

#suggestion Please do a video on Timman-Karpov Round 11 of the "Tournament of Stars", Montreal 1979! A game with an almost Tal-like Knight-sacrifice by Karpov and the most spectacular King-chase I ever saw in chess!

[@noahed857]

@agadmator FYA

[@harsh2032]

And as of this moment, we have a completely new event.

[@Thongger]

Something very therapeutic about the way you say “captures captures”

[@chandlersperber6688]

Hahaha true

[@ankankumarpodder6257]

sometimes "biiishop"

[@wonksliver]

​@@ankankumarpodder6257 Hahaha

[@juandiaz3651]

2:09 David did indeed have it prepared. I was following the spanish coverage of the game and one of the commentators (Divis) who also coaches David mentioned that the line they followed was indeed what they had prepared for up until Magnus played d5.

[@juandiaz3651]

This was also the first encounter between the two in classical time format. A great accomplishment to draw after such a long struggle

[@Yetia]

Así es Juancito! Antón expected 0-0 instead d5 and some unknown novelty we cant see.

[@katalysis]

Guijarro is the oldest 25 year old you’ve ever seen.

[@hopelove897]

HE'S 25??!

[@Nxn908xxx]

i thought he was like 40 wtf

[@Anonymous-hj7yv]

You have 25 likes now

[@he96765]

He was just built that way

[@cristiangdc618]

Funny thing is he's actually refered to as "El Niño" Antón, which in Spanish means "The Kid"

[@miraj0072004]

Magnus : "Draw?" David : "Nah..let's play on a bit more" Magnus : "bit more huh...ok!"

[@wynn324]

people seem to be confused, it was magnus who broke the draw sequence

[@adityam7936]

@@wynn324 ur the one whose confused

[@alvarorodriguez1592]

Writing the most useless comment ever is already an archievement. You have lost by theoretical paradox.

[@wonksliver]

​@@alvarorodriguez1592 Losing your souls dignity by conjuring up some illusionary pitiful battle that you only imagine yourself to win by some pathetic sophistry in a reality no not loser will ever accompany you, well congratulations.

[@jaimecaballero8267]

Great defence by Antón

[@low-endpc9309]

Defense*

[@David_7171]

@@low-endpc9309 *defence in UK and British Commonwealth

[@lukapajovic8209]

Too bad he played with white hahaha

[@aiGeis]

@@low-endpc9309 u couldnt even place the asterisk correctly.

[@dennisvergel6618]

@@low-endpc9309 *defence

[@jeanxza5395]

Me: hi Girl: says hi back Me: And it is as of this moment that we have a completely new scenario on the board

[@harmanpreetsingh7848]

your comment made me laugh genuinely after a week

[@Alexander-fp6yp]

Anton won against grischuk in 24 moves, show this game pls! #suggestion

[@fahhque5702]

Works better if you use #suggestion

[@anturanggatantra2137]

#suggestion seconded #agadmator

[@alvarorodriguez1592]

#suggestion +1

[@Alexander-fp6yp]

@@fahhque5702 right thx

[@Alexander-fp6yp]

Ph guys, sry, he already did..

[@meisameqbal3783]

Brilliant channel, Thank you very much. I visited your channel about 5 days ago and since that I've watched lots of your videos and I've been enjoying your channel. Thank you and keep up the good job

[@erikk17]

Title: this game is not for evryone. "Hello evryone"

[@ap9390]

The biggest highlight of the pandemic had to be that AGADMATOR LEARNED TO PREMIERE😂😂😂

[@gabrielchisholm9167]

5:42 I don't think bishop A3 is an option as then black has knight to f2 forking the rooks? I am probably wrong tho

[@michaelhandle]

I don't think you are, I checked it on chess24 and the engine also seems to suggest that bishop a3 would be a mistake

[@aminbenbrahim8736]

Correct

[@oni8337]

Exactly what I was thinking

[@malonchirara813]

true, Agad missed the reason for g1 & we got it yaay!!!

[@raulvelasco5700]

Amazing how bishops are considered better than knights in an end-game, (in general to some) but this match proofs different. Great video man, really enjoyed it

[@jammesvqk857]

Amazing David. Well played man. Very happy for him. To draw against Magnus is a big deal even with the white pieces.

[@George-ou9wp]

Thanks for sharing this analysis. Though this ended in a draw and generally we go for "wild games", but this was really worth showing. Thanks a lot Antonio. Love and respect. Keep up with the good job tall man.

[@damohanson5393]

Closing in on one million. Very nice and deserved.

[@somewhere6]

This is real chess. It is much better to see this than the unsound short games which so often end up as a comedy of errors.

[@certainlynotthebestpianist5638]

Every man to his taste - I personally prefer short games, as I struggle to maintain the focus in long periods of time. And in different time controls you need different skills, which makes chess more versatile and challenging - which is awesome!

[@Astonyshing]

good to see classical chess back. I personally found this an interesting game.

[@elaadt]

Hello everyone! Welcome to an exhausting game.

[@omermalka686]

Agadmator: "Hello Everyone!" Video title: this game is not for everyone.

[@Ozmanassad]

@11:35 IMHO What if Magnus had given check with rook on H5. The only way for David to save his Rook would have been to put Knight in between. Magnus could have taken the Knight with the pawn. David would have the option to take either take Magnus' Bishop or lose another pawn. Ultimately, Magnus would have been up a pawn, with David only relying on his lone rook.

[@asiandoge1044]

Nf5; gxf5; Rxa4 it will be a trade and David will have more advantage coz Magnus traded Knight for Bishop

[@krisanthtv-savedbygrace4662]

It will be theoretical draw. As black will have rook & pawn vs rook... at this level they would know how to draw it. So if you would try to win you have to save the bishop first and see if you can take advantage of the extra pawn.

[@thomasconnor8117]

Agadmator: This game is not for everyone. Boy called Everyone: :(

[@polillaWins]

#suggestion Hi budy, i want to share with you this fascinating game Have a nice day! Muzychuk, Anna (2539) vs Kobo, Ori (2445) Gibraltar Masters, 30/1/2020 beauty award.

[@robbiusdobbius8895]

awesome vid, agadmator, love how much effort u put into the video, it def shows

[@iammilind]

There is an interesting line for black at 11:36. Instead of bishop moving away, give a check with black rook on h5. This threatens white rook, which is being in the same row of the king. So only way is to defend with the black knight on f5. Now black can defend its bishop by further attacking the knight, by placing it on d7. The best trade for white will be to safeguard its rook by attacking the black bishop on a7. This will further pin the black king.

[@MedicalNemesis]

Lot of people asking about 11:34. If Rh5+ he can block with the knight and when the pawn captures, rook captures Bishop on a4.

[@benjamindavidson4033]

Thanks!

[@gurmeetsinghpun9755]

Can you please explain at 2:56 why not bishop captures knight on d5 instead of queen

[@gurmeetsinghpun9755]

I got it C4 traps the bishop then

[@Goshaughnessy]

“After six gruesome hours” 😂😂

[@charles7866-o1l]

I like your coverage of this game. It doesn't matter to me if it's a decisive game, the long, grinding games (and videos ;)) are good too.

[@playerunknown3234]

according to stockfish 11 , this game had only 1 inaccuracy

[@vedparry3367]

Bishop if placed on a1, a8, h1, h8 Or anywhere on the long diagonals, then it can cover a max of 7 squares and it would be placed on the 8th one. Where as a centralized knight can cover 8 squares and it would be standing on the 9th one! Still many say that bishop is better than knight cuz it covers more squares. I feel that it's more abt knights ability to fork and bishop's ability to pin and hence bishop is better cuz a pin can be made to stay in a position for a longer time than a fork! Anyone else feels the same?

[@MayurRocks]

Wonderful game by both players 👌

[@Wisewolf_of_Avalon]

The thought of the two kings staring at each other awkwardly after this battle is highly amusing to me.

[@jorgeeduardodussanvillanue46]

The whole game of chess is one big analogy.

[@malonchirara813]

hahahaha, crazy!

[@bobmathers4124]

Title: this game is not for everyone Agadmator: Hello everyone!!!

[@wardvos7925]

and it was in this position that we have a completely new day

[@king0vdarkness]

You left this video and 'battle for the future' out of your Tata steel playlist...

[@michaelhandle]

question: at 05:34 "You could have also gone bishop a3" is a mistake right? from what I see (and partially tested) is that it looses a rook against a knight. Please let me know if I am missing something

[@oguzkanca5353]

Rh5 is worth considering at 11:35. White would need to block with Nf5+. gxf5 Rxa4 fxe4+ and white cannot capture back with the king due to skewer from Rh4. I think that gives black better chance to win the game.

[@he96765]

So much respect for Antón, I waa rooting for him

[@RajeshKrishnan1]

5:38 Bg1 was played to stop Nf2. Playing Ba3 can allow Nf3

[@matthewbryant3093]

the time control is 100 minutes for the first 40 moves then 50 more minutes for the next 20 moves then 15 more minutes plus a 30 second increment for all remaining moves

[@aceaj2620]

Love to see the channel has grown a lot

[@adamshire1232]

It’s really good to analyse those “passed pawns are (now) just monsters” hope you don’t get nightmares!!

[@shri_man]

I wanaa say something If on move 42 instead of bd1 magnus had gone rh5 check king cannot move rook will fall And after nf4 block we have bd7 that wins a piece correct me if i am wrong

[@rwewew]

Also have been looking for someone else that saw this option. The knight is gained as well as White's last pawn.

[@DaveJSmith]

Nf4 comes with check so no time for ... Bd7. Instead ... gxf5 then after Rxa4 black has ... fxe4+ if then Kxe4 then ... Rh4 wins the white rook, so it looks like black is up two pawns? The e pawn will eventualy fall and the R+p ending is likely a draw since the pawn is on the h-file

[@rwewew]

@@DaveJSmith Agreed.

[@turtle752436]

Gawd. Most of us amateurs worry about losing material, getting checkmated out of nowhere and missing such things and/or making mistakes when we try to calculate 3-4 moves ahead (at most). Realising how on championship level players also worry about positions that result in a draw, although at first prompted a young bull reaction out of me, like "someone has to win-this should be disallowed-change chess rules so that fewer draws can happen", thinking about it more, made me appreciate both the intricacies of the game, the players, and the game too, for a draw is very much a part of it. I would observe that it does make a difference on how its drawn, i.e. its different if a player reaches out a hand and the other accepts it, than for example when sometimes engines, trying to find the best move for each side, end up in 3-fold repeition of position(? definition of draw in chess iirc). Indeed it is the calling of the chess player to mind both space and the limitations and capabilities of the pieces, and avoid such draws, as this type of draws are not much different than checkmate either, which is also defined from the available space on the board and the limitations and capabilities of the pieces. Thank you Agadmator. Well done to the young gun and always a pleasure to watch Magnus play (to me at least - not that I could appreciate the depth of such a game but I believe not all was lost to me, as I am sure other players better than myself found and will find this game both educational and enjoyable)

[@keizan5132]

2:10 I can tell you for sure this was all prepared. One of his trainers is a broadcaster in chess24 en español and was talking about this preparation. It's only by Magnus playing d5 that they got out of what they had prepared.

[@MrBolaextra]

Yes he was more prepared if Magnus had castle.

[@adityakrishna3604]

@agadmator why not Rh5 check instead of Bd1? On move number 42

[@deanlabbe]

Can block check with the knight, and if Carlsen captures the night then he loses his hanging bishop

[@alatriste2222]

¡Bravo David! He played very brave. Could have gone for the draw earlier, but tried to push for more

[@Korovox]

i love your coverage of draws!

[@JTST1234]

Respect for this guy from Spain!

[@theowl2308]

U posted three times,u are a legend

[@huckyutube]

Thanx for all your videos, one little comment: at 5:40, White bishop cannot move to a3, because Black Ng4 -> f2 fork threatening both rook.

[@Icenas57]

Your pronunciation of Spanish is pretty good Agad. Continue the good work!

[@JohnKuhles1966]

Agadmator will be the first Video Chess Channel on the whole Planet to reach 1 Million subscribers soon! :) ... I hope he does something special on that day ... :)

[@milindhindocha4420]

Why not bishop captures on a4 8:36 can somebody explain please

[@zionburner]

Guijarro earned my admiration with this. Really impressive to challenge the best end player ever to an end game

[@jonielsibaria1885]

Hey agad! 11:35 If rook h5 check, black would be winning here right? I don’t know if I’m missing something thanks!

[@alextam4607]

Black but yeah I think so too

[@jonielsibaria1885]

@@alextam4607 yeah thanks for correcting! if white tries to block with knight, it's completely losing or if white king just simply dodge then black rook will be captured. I think I'm missing something because definitely top tier players would see it

[@Snarkbar]

Both of these gentlemen played excellent games, and I really admire them for fighting it out. I enjoyed this game, even if it did end in a draw.

[@amitbikramroy25]

"This game is not for Everyone" "Hello Eveyone"

[@arpanmukherjee961]

Copied from top comment

[@איתיריכרדסון]

After 42... Rh5+ instead of 42... Bd1 then 43. Nf5+ gxf5 44. Rxa4 fxe4+ and Black is two pawns up, because if 45. Kxe4 Rh4+ wins the Rook. Is Black winning after some move like 45. Kd4?

[@n20games52]

That's what you call a real grind!

[@AustinCaroe]

At around 5:40 Ba3 is losing since ...Nf2 forks the rooks. After Magnus goes ...b6 attacking the dark square Bishop, Bg1 is the only move.

[@certainlynotthebestpianist5638]

I was sooooooo relieved after the e5 push finally occured!

[@elementsofphysicalreality]

That was an incredible game. You would think Magnus would have those final moves memorized as a winning endgame but he ran out of options.

[@indramaniarora7901]

I guess this is the 1st agad video where where there were no moves to find

[@mscir]

Thank you for discussing the various strategies.

[@kosed7041]

At 5:36 you made a mistake Agad - he cannot go to a3 or b4, because then Knight to f2 forks the two rooks and the pawn on e4. So white shouldn’t move his bishop out of the g1-h7 diagonal. I think what Guijaro played was the best move.

[@hungha8590]

13:35 Why didn't Magnus go Rh5? I don't know much about the endgame...

[@dennisdzeko3916]

He doesn't want to ruin his own pawn structure I think.

[@ABAtrading]

15:10 and it was in this position i had to resign myself from watching the tournament from a migraine

[@abanoubnakhla9161]

Why why didn’t Magness give a check with the rock after move 40

[@rinupm2731]

@@zfut7 that looks good for black

[@IMautodidact]

@@zfut7 hi, why not = after knight blocks, just move the bishop first?

[@zfut7]

yeah dunno

[@jamesraypaisleythetables4710]

@@zfut7 Because it is Nf5+ :)

[@rabinxhr6661]

i think that dog is chess genius dog already hearing all these commentries of GM games

[@iandlz9311]

11:35 why not Rh5+ ? Seems to be a winning move. If the king moves take the rook. If the knight blocks with check, take with the pawn, lose the bishop, then take the e pawn, trade the rooks and go to the endgame up a pawn?

[@eis6818]

Side pawns are automatic draw if defending sides king can reach the corner.

[@OswinOsgood]

The description says it QGD??

[@tobif.5039]

Can somebody pls explain 8:36 ?

[@lp4969]

Anton pushes the a pawn to stop the two pawns from advancing (you can't take woth the bishop becaise of rook a1 with a skewer and you're lost), magnus takes the open file with his rook and Anton blocks it woth his knight to make that rook weaker

[@mobiaum2274]

Chess magazine said they would put you on the cover when you made it to 1000000 subs. @chessmagazine almost there!

[@TheChessGiant]

This dude is a stud of a KZbinr

[@JZimblean86]

Hello chess friends. Please help me understand. At the 11:35 mark of the video, white captures the a5 pawn and seems to leave himself wide open for the rook h5 skewer from black to win the rook on a5. Astonishingly magnus doesn’t go for this. Why not? I know white can block with Ng5 with check, but the pawn can capture so it seems black is coming ahead a piece no matter what

[@imanhaiqal23]

If the pawn captures the knight then white’s rook captures bishop. And if then the two pawns in the cente get traded off than Magnus will be up the h pawn. Maybe he didn’t like his chances with that although it seems winning

[@slaxblake]

11:34 Doesn't magnus have rook h5 check and picking up David's rook in next move? What am I missing?

[@leeboger7303]

Yeah, I saw that too! It seems that white has to play Nf5, then if PxN, RxB, PxP, KxP black has R and H pawn against R. Or after Nf5, B can escape to safer places and simply win the knight.

[@jamesraypaisleythetables4710]

@@leeboger7303 Nf5+ is check, so it needs to be grabbed, later K has to postpone taking e4 pawn, but probly a theoretical draw still. (?)

[@leeboger7303]

@@jamesraypaisleythetables4710 good catch, so PxN, RxB, PxP+, K moves and black d pawn will probably fall, but Magnus has h pawn. Seems like a better shot at a win then what he played.

[@kazukiyuED]

11:34 would castle to H5 be good move? Cause the king is checked and it is locked on the castle :I

[@aragornsonofarathorn3461]

white can block with the knight. in the end it would be a minor piece trade

[@bardamu9662]

Very good game by David Anton, especially against the best ever chess player in end game. No better way to build up confidence OTB!

[@Shipdacheese]

AT 11:35 what's wrong with Rh5 check for black?

[@buztix6017]

Please anyone, can you help me understand y after Magnus captured on E4 @2:38 that Anton didn't immediately capture the knight on C6 with his bishop. Based on looking at it magnus would have had his pawn structure ruined on the queens side with no consequence to Anton. If the bishop captured the knight then the king would have been in check. Magnus's bishop, the other knight or queen could not block because that would have led to a 2 for 1 trade, with white winning. Either nagnus's king had to move to F8 or the pawn on B7 had to capture the bishop. Afterwards the same series of move(queen captures queen) could have resulted. After all that Anton's knight on C3 could finally capture the pawn on E4 and be protected by his own pawn. Antons his pawn structure would have remained and it would have ruined the pawn structure on the queen's side for magnus. This would have been a much better position for white. Please tell me if any of my moves are off.

[@ruantristancarlinsky3851]

Wow well played by Anton!

[@rhettzkie]

I clicked on this video expecting a "Hello everyone" to jump-start my day as it is the start of classes. :(