Three World Champions VS Three Russian Talents | The Ultimate Showdown at Tal's Memorial

[@jessegimble1102]

Karjakin is like that guy on the group project doing all the work who gets sunk by his teammates.

[@atharvapatil4414]

🤣🤣

[@me_hanics]

Ian to be honest wasn't that lovely to him lol didn't even look into his eyes, not really paying attention to him and even took away his turn once because he was hesitating while in check

[@6Scarfy99]

@@me_hanics ian is a dic

[@terryfuldsgaming7995]

@Yagita better get used to it! It just gets worse in the private industries... and no, nobody will ever acknowledge it! Lol

[@devadathans5506]

Dubov isn't any pushover. He plays wild moves but this time, it didn't do well for them.

[@dineshssairam]

At the beginning of the game, Anand is seen telling Karpov "All of our styles are very different. It's not going to work out."

[@atharvapansare1487]

Dinesh Sairam technically, white was losing in d beginning.....dubov blundered and that's why white got a huge advantage and won d game

[@manishjain5000]

He said that avout the opposition.

[@prakhargahlot9373]

@@manishjain5000 Anand is too classy to say that about his opponents, that too when they are just kids.

[@jcb3883]

Karpov: he he he... * eats black queen *

[@MyThoughts19902X]

JC B These kids need to be taught a lesson:D

[@DanielSanGV]

White ELO.. it's over 9000!

[@samsungsam4042]

Daniel Gonzalez dragon Ball xD

[@globalmalfunction]

Just under actually, but I get the reference, it w funny ;)

[@myriadshalaks]

Lol

[@Daniele.Rossini]

Well fun fact: in the original Dragonball manga the actual quote was "its over 8000" which in this case is even correct!

[@quill444]

Three players have an ELO of 9000? You silly wabbit: you don't *add* them ... you *multiply* them! - j q t -

[@squealer42]

"You're down two pawns against three world champions, what do you do?" Go back 20 moves and phone Alpha Zero?

[@iyeriyer548]

**STOCKFISH**

[@Nikhil-dj2ht]

@@iyeriyer548 bruh alpahazero is way better than stockfish.... 154-8 on alphazero's favor with over 800+ draws

[@iyeriyer548]

@@Nikhil-dj2ht stockfish 11 can easily defeat alpha

[@Nikhil-dj2ht]

@@iyeriyer548 has there been a standoff / match between em?

[@Nikhil-dj2ht]

@@iyeriyer548 see if there hasn't been a published match between them, u can't say that Stockfish is better because of the previous plays were so much dominated and beautified by alpha....

[@Rivu_Chowdhury]

Just imagine that one of the grandmasters would have been Tal. Other Grandmasters be like-WTF did you play?

[@01Thal]

Imagen Tal, Nezmetdinov and Bronstein on one side and Andersson, Ribli and Hort on the other side, talk about worlds colliding

[@manvendra_singh]

copied comment

[@safe4547]

@@manvendra_singh it doesn't matter. stop crying.

[@udayagarwal007]

Funny man

[@lonelyhumanbeing99]

😂😂👈🏼😂😂😂😂😩😩😩😩😩😩😩

[@sujaykherdekar7541]

Decades have passed,but Karpov is still the pawn grabber like he used to be😅

[@BeingHuman5291]

That's his way of playing. He won't just simply check mate opponents first he eat all of his yummy pieces then checkmate

[@saurabh1627kondkar]

ha na 😀

[@siddharthjain8526]

Kramnik anand and karpov were smiling whole time.. Even forgetting that it's whose turn..

[@semiawesomatic6064]

I was honestly expecting karpov to be the weak link here given his age, but I was definitely wrong.

[@electromorphous]

this is chess. not a sport. old people are better at it.

[@krishnasykam7930]

@@electromorphous this is not actually true, players past their prime are not equal to the current players, but they do stand a chance

[@yashwani612]

@@krishnasykam7930 yes if they continuously practise... But given the modern chess and time constraint and old age thinking ability does lower

[@Ivan_Preobragenskiy]

@@electromorphous Chess IS sport. At least, here, in Russia. Officially.

[@apaarshrivastava]

​@@electromorphous How can you be so wrong lmao

[@doubleux]

8:55 Last try to save the game with stalemate ideas!! hxg7 would be a Blunder!!

[@RayVitoles]

That Re1 move was Dubovius

[@MdHabiburRahman-ti5qg]

Everyone is criticizing Danill Dubov,but look at after 2 years

[@hughmongusfeline3452]

He still fucked up here boiiiiii

[@nicbentulan]

Why criticise Daniil when Nepo is the 1 who blundered Ne5?

[@johngrey5806]

I would hate to play on a team of 6 great chess masters and be the one who made the stupid move!

[@tommasoremo]

it would be fun!

[@eshneto]

I am sure I would be the one to make the stupid move

[@kushsingla7541]

eshneto he said GREAT CHESS PLAYERS

[@pranshubhagat9926]

Do you like Dream Theater????

[@eshneto]

Kush Singla damn, I am only one GREAT CHESS PLAYER.

[@ismailfialihilali8006]

Very nice ! I actually I am happy you listened to the suggestion

[@postmasterpez]

I suggested it too!

[@KaustubhRayrikar]

Me too!!

[@TheBurakius]

Me too 😂

[@tommasoremo]

me too!

[@weamemad9115]

Ismaïl Fiali Hilali I

[@jeffersonpaesdefariasfilho]

Fun fact: looking from left to right, there is the oldest player Karpov (1951), Anand (1969), Kraminik (1975), Karjakin (january 12, 1990), Nepo (July 14, 1990) and the youngest Dubov (1996).

[@nicbentulan]

ah nice. maybe they decided the move order by youngest to oldest?

[@jeffersonpaesdefariasfilho]

@@nicbentulan yepe

[@adnan4688]

Svaka cast Antonio,preljep kanal.Ja sam bio odsutan posljednih 6 godina,tako da nisam imo priliku da te pratim,ali ovo je stvarno neprocjenjivo.Vratio si mi davno izgubljenu ljubav prema sahu.Poceo sam ponovo da igram i bez tvog kanala ne bih se tako brzo vratio u formu. Ljep pozdrav

[@whitenightf3]

8:55 Rg7+ hxg is stalemate.

[@4cer356]

I guess that's why I'm 1600, had to check with the engine to see why didn't they capture

[@143_meetvasani4]

Thanks man I get it now

[@PapaDante]

Very glad you saw my suggestion! Take care legend! 👊

[@shoaibaalam8978]

at every bad move..karjakin be like to his team mates.."wtf bruh"

[@richardfeynman5560]

Really a nice "showdown" of the generations, thanks for uploading this video!

[@abtking91]

Thank you Antonio for uploading. You're a gem! :)

[@tamajeetsinha9013]

Imagine vishy, carlsen and Tal in the same team...🔥🔥🔥

[@shreejitparmar339]

Capablaka , Fisher , And Larsan against them

[@mayankthakur5341]

tal sacrifices magnus and vishy be like: wtf is that move

[@Nirvana-k4c]

I would like to watch Tal & Nazhdimov vs Botvinnik & Petrosian 😂

[@mohammadaminsarabi6207]

What a match haha

[@mohammadaminsarabi6207]

What a match haha

[@ksharma587]

Then we wouldn't have chess engines, coz no computer would be able to confirm/understand those moves

[@avinashnayak7398]

It's Nezhmetdinov, not Nazhdimov.... Anyway, that match would be very interesting, as, two great attacking geniuses teamed up would play against two legendary players known for their solidity

[@GaneshKumar-bv2td]

Loved that karjakin Rg1+ idea..cool game! Thanks!

[@gennersly3840]

The biggest regret in chess is that we can never see Fischer, Tal and other World champions attending games like this. It’d be like some meetings of the most insane minds.

[@atharvakokaje5818]

Thanks a lot for doing this suggestion🤘🤘 Truly loved it👌

[@kyukiTost]

I just noticed the description. White's elo OVER 9000. Nice one sir 😂

[@Nikola-de4uz]

I love your chess videos man, nastavi da ih pravis zaista si zanimljiv, pozdrav iz Srbije

[@armagaan007]

This actually looks like a fun format to introduce into chess: 3 vs 3 match with rotation.

[@benleitmanis5712]

Sneaky little check with the black rook at the end on g 7. If the white pawn captures it is stalemate 🎉😁

[@marc0limabreu]

that's amazing! if it were today, i would probably bet on the youngsters' team, especially because dubov and nepo are in a much better shape. anyway, karpov is still the greatest among these players, followed by anand. probably some 20 years from now we will watch this same game and just think abouth how lucky we are to watch such legends enjoy this relaxed moment

[@arpanmukherjee961]

Are u sure Karpov was better than Anand? Don't count on the World Championship, as that was a dirty game played by Soviets. Karpov was given a day of full rest and direct entry, whereas Anand had to travel all the way by CAR and couldn't get any rest, also after playing all matches. I'll leave some quotes to defend myself. "It was almost as if I had been asked to run a 100-metre sprint after completing a cross-country marathon... Karpov waited for the corpse of his challenger to be delivered in a coffin. If anybody else other than Karpov wins, it's a world championship. Otherwise, it's not." "In the 1998 FIDE cycle, FIDE granted Karpov, the reigning champion, direct seeding into the final against the winner of the seven-round single-elimination Candidates tournament. The psychological and physical advantage Karpov gained from this decision caused significant controversy, leading to Kramnik's withdrawal from the tournament. Anand won the tournament, defeating Adams in the final, and immediately faced Karpov for the championship. Despite this disadvantage for Anand, which he described as being "brought in a coffin" to play Karpov, the regular match ended 3-3, which led to a rapid playoff, which Karpov won 2-0. Karpov thus remained the FIDE champion." Both are GOATs and amongst top 10 of all time, so peace

[@frosty6989]

What a great game! And it's even greater with you commentating it :)

[@vaibhavshah4344]

Thanks for putting analysis of this amazing match.

[@BeingHuman5291]

At the beginning of the game, Anand is seen telling Karpov "All of our styles are very different. It's not going to work out." but ya at the end u know why they are world champions

[@nicbentulan]

ah yes, very humble of anand.

[@abhisekchoudhury2661]

Imagine Fischer, Kasparov and Magnus on one team

[@luwangth999]

Waiting for Tal and Bot...I haven't checked who won..yet..as if I am in their time waiting for their live match report...chess does take u back in time :-)

[@vishwasnegi5184]

Luwangamba Thounaojam spoiler alert mikhail won the match

[@takatotakasui8307]

I've been doing the same, lol.

[@luffin6065]

Ur Commentry Is Spectacular Antonio 😊👍👍👍

[@rockybhagat]

Wonderfully analyzed Antonio :)

[@MegaGandalf12]

All world championships should take place like this. All the players of one team against all the players of another team playing on one board. Save time and effort.

[@pawanbhatt1840]

I seen this video in other channel but like i always says.you are the best in this world 🙋♥

[@nanitewarrior3690]

Early . Really though 3 minds are better than one but turns out they got a hive mind 😅. Well played by Karpov at the end there , really carrying the team.

[@jpm8942]

It seems like they didn't really have a chance to talk to each others between the moves. So rather than 3 minds working together they were three minds working individually one after another.

[@ismailfialihilali8006]

Yasuo jungle hits the board again... That one carry !

[@EmperorBun]

This is so fun! Are there more games like this where several players play alternating moves?

[@xxadam619xx3]

Love your videos man! Notification squad

[@adityashanbhogue9019]

These games are gold ❤

[@redoxred5588]

At 8:54 when black goes Rg7, why does white not perform hxg7? Doesn't this practically put white in a forced win position? Am I missing something? Edit: Sorry, did not notice that by doing so black would draw by stalemate, I am indeed missing something -_-

[@Philologically]

HAHA DID ANYONE ELSE NOTICE "ITS OVER 900"!!!!! HAHA Excellent Aga, I see you!

[@abdelrahmananbar6286]

Hi...i just wanted to say that i really enjoy watching your videos and that u really inspired me to learn more chess.i am still a begginer but i am making my way there.also...egypt and croatia have the exact same time

[@Fletchdoig]

Big fan of the FULL size photo at the end!

[@nicbentulan]

8:54 why not mention the stalemate trap attempt?

[@russelllomando8460]

Great original footage.

[@carolprincipe2419]

Which website is agamator, ? Pls tell me po

[@superarc8398]

need more these games like in someone s b days

[@casdomdomcas5214]

Imagine if the most creative chess players Tal, Nezh and Morphy vs. troll gms Grishuk, Ivanchuk and Anish. 😂

[@tasos5810]

Comment your non favorite openings. White: English/reti/london system...similar openings. Black: St George's/ Dutch defence

[@eat_fas0lda_r342]

King's Gambit for white. For black french defence.

[@kshitijjhalak1939]

King's Gambit for white and King's Indian Defence for black.

[@Vinicius-xm3cy]

Kings gambit for White and nothing for black

[@liviorivelli5547]

at 7:28 how about Qh5 forcing to capture instead of Rh4? this would even result in beeing up the exchange or not? so it would be Qh5+ Rxh5+ Rxh5?

[@siddharthjain8526]

Livio Rivelli you didn't see the rook on g1..

[@eyto96]

#question why didn't Anand qualify for the candidates?

[@luisclaudio3387]

And ivanchuk? And nakamura?

[@jaimalpatta570]

Erick Tapia he didn't play grand prix. He didn't reach final in wc. He isnt the previous challenger. He isnt in top 2 to qualify via ratings and lastly the wildcard was chosen to be vlad

[@tommasoremo]

MVL?!?!?!?!?!

[@acarrizo82]

In the position at 8:42 black to move. Why not take the pawn on d5 with check? Then the white king has to move back to the 4th rank, and black can also take the pawn on b5, eliminating white's passed pawn and creating one of his own. Am I missing something? The king's move to g5 seems like a terrible blunder.

[@arrowghost]

Wow, live stream can be very tough to manage. I heard you mix up the pieces' names between the rook & king. XD

[@samuelbruyneel]

I'm wondering how they decided about the move order, and if the team mates were allowed to negotiate, or not. Anyway, a different move order would have been a totally different game...

[@sreeharie821]

The footage is in chessbaseIndia

[@nivasaikia6382]

great video sir!!!!!!!!!!

[@PJTimelapse]

Hey Agadmator. Great work so far. I have seen almost all of your games, from when you began last year until now. You are THE, Chess Instructor on KZbin. Here is my suggestion # Sergey Kasparov vs Torben Schulze. Colorado Gambit game.

[@siddharthjain8526]

Anybody watching Fabiano vs kramnik live.. Fabiano is spending half an hour for a move in just beginning of game.. I know agadmator will come up with that match soon..

[@zolv]

8:53 Rook to f6, not the king! It's max I can to in chess - find such a small and unimportant mistakes ;)

[@kaushiktechno]

Saw this game earliar next to live but forgot to suggest!

[@Scorp9031]

At 8:44 why not Rxd5 because it comes with check and the black king can't go up the board so white has to play Rf5 and then simply Rd3 and you win another pawn

[@siddharthjain8526]

Scxrp no man beacause after rd3simple push b6 and there is no stopping.. And Queen will come. And also there is h6check coming

[@MolchumanGaming]

Show a game of Ivanchuk :)

[@rawwdawgg4801]

😂😂😂😂

[@Judgemasterr]

All of them ws TAL i wanna see this

[@sujayjoshi381]

At 7:22 what if black continues with Rh1+ and try for 3 fold repetition?

[@nicbentulan]

Rh1+ Qxh1 ?

[@maximus3022]

Just imagine Carlsen,Kasparov and Fischer😵

[@DeeEast]

Kasparov after preparing 20 moves of preparation begins with e4. Magnus taking nothing seriously plays Ke2, Fischer storms out of the room and calls magnus a disgrace to the world of chess

[@senjuuchiha7698]

8:55 why not pawn capture on g7?

[@oceanhan3611]

Then it would be stalemate: a draw because black has no legal moves

[@saurabh1627kondkar]

8:55 of you take black rook by a pawn then it's stalemate

[@shreyassardesai4991]

GM Karpov The Pawn Grabber🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@John99lm]

"You don't become world champion if you can't win a game being up two pawns“. Agadmator

[@MirYaqub]

I would love to see more games from Azerbaijani grandmasters, especially Teimur Radjabov and Vugar Hashimov. Good luck! :)

[@ashrafshaikh3678]

did you knw ? :- Kramnik and vishy are great buddies. Best chess frnds ever 😇

[@sillychinas]

So surprised Nepo didn't calculate out that tactic. That is one bad blunder, and only several moves deep.

[@derektran3710]

7:40 what if knight takes queen forking the rooks ?

[@KrekreDoBusao]

It's the same, rook takes pawn checking the king and taking the knight afterwards.

[@nobintheboss]

after rook checks the white king (rook to g7) why didn't white capture it with pawn? h6 pawn to g7.

[@lightyagami1752]

Stalemate (draw). White wants to win.

[@TheTinnin]

why didnt anand play in the candidates tournament this year:?

[@shivengoel1446]

Towards the end why the king was moved to f6 after rg7x, instead hxg7??

[@federico1326]

nope that would be stalemate, black does not have any legal moves

[@ariafrianto9583]

Imagine nezmetdinov join this game with magnus carlsen and wesley so. After castles, Nezmetdinov play: B4 Magnus and wesley: ohh nooooo 😱

[@avinashnayak7398]

Rooks and kings got misplaced through the commentary, it seems 😁😁 Kc3 played by black

[@nicbentulan]

and then almost 4 years later dubov betrays karjakin and nepomniachtchi....... p.s. 4 years ago wow agad so young

[@siddharthjain8526]

Legends are legends

[@smitamaheshwari1377]

08:53 wasn't it legal to capture the rook with the pawn 🤨?

[@uttamm4837]

it would result in a stalemate.

[@foreverbooked2964]

That would be a stalemate. That rook move was deliberately played

[@Aj-ch5kz]

Nakamura vs Caruana from 2016 London chess classic.with a very nice Queen sacrifice.

[@amitbharati8941]

Gods of chess Karpov Anand Kramnik

[@TheBlurayHacker]

White ElO is... is... is... NANI?? Its over 9000

[@electromorphous]

why doesnt h pawn take rook at 8:56 ?

[@minnion2410]

Coz that would be stalemate.

[@ravirawat6856]

Correction-Vlad offers the queen trade not karpov

[@khwnadianikhorang2897]

8:55 Rg7+ Couldn't h6×Rg7?

[@federico1326]

nope that would lead to stalemate

[@avinashnayak7398]

After checking the real coverage of the game, it was realized, all white pieces placed on the 8th and 7th rank at the start of the game, instead of the 1st and 2nd ranks. Black's pieces were also arranged in the same order/disorder/anything, doesn't really matter. Was there any arbitrator nearby?

[@suegro24]

8:55 why white didnt take a rook by the pawn ???

[@JA_BRE]

suegro That would be the worst blunder of the game. Try to play as a black after pawn takes the rook

[@TrueScandinavia]

Very insulting to Dubov to say that Karjakin would not make that move.

[@uttamsharma6358]

It's over 9000!

[@harjotsingh-ps1wo]

One minute silence for those who wanted to take rook on g6.

[@itschax9102]

g7 you mean?

[@pradyumnaathreyas4662]

*g7

[@AlanIanke]

No one noticed that the algebric notation is reversed on the board they are playing!

[@giorgichkhatarashvili1171]

8.56 why did nt he capture rook with pawn?

[@dougholtby3035]

karpov kasparov ivanchuck fisher and spassky my 5 man team (I know capablanca is perhaps the best, but hey gotta pick 5 )

[@absidyabsidy2727]

I'll take carlsen, anand, caruana, capablanca, and nakamura for this format

[@pineapplesareyummy6352]

I am imagining if Mikhail Tal was playing on one of the teams. He'd start sacking left, right and centre, and his team will end up losing quickly because the other GMs will not have a clue how to continue.

[@shakunrelhan2944]

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