Yasser: Kasparov Smashed The Clock With His Closed Fist and the Pieces Jumped off Their Squares

[@MrJtsai1]

He approaches everything like chess, "what do you think the idea here is"

[@BaliBaggins]

John 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Friek555]

"If you want to, you can pause the video and think about it yourself"

[@infinitysalinity7981]

Or maybe he approaches chess like he does everything else

[@dasistmeinnamedasistmeinna9662]

Had to laugh so much ^^ one of my favourite youtube moments

[@painiscupcake5433]

The idea was to force an exchange of queens

[@Marlboro100sfan]

It's from Kasparov. Skull has radio transmitter in it. Be careful

[@ahmedbob423]

Marlboro100sfan It's a good thing Agad doesn't have any gold in his teeth

[@noodlesyoutuber]

Marlboro100sfan damn Russians at it again

[@Nygge1982]

KGB at it again! Cyanide capsules in the chocolate also?

[@ricsouza5011]

xDDD

[@yalntoker4146]

Serdar fil yap kendini......

[@ublade82]

lol "What do you think the idea here is" like a skull and chocolate is some chess variation

[@medhedysbaa3530]

you got me rofling bro xD hahahhaahahahhahahhaha

[@kingsama4146]

ublade82 LMFAO 😂😂🤣🤣

[@stormshadow5668]

Skull Candy.

[@tusharbasra9724]

Lol im weak😂

[@jc0626b]

Scrolled to see if any1 rose noticed 😂😂

[@miad222]

"What do u think the idea here is ?" THAT WASN'T A CHESS MOVE !!

[@foreverseethe]

miad222 or maybe it was...

[@yugimotobutjacked3231]

Honestly the farther you progress in chess the more chess and normal life become one in the same. Often times I'll find myself using chess thinking on normal things.

[@AshenElk]

“You know, I wasn't sure if I should accept the gambit, but I captured the skull anyway.”

[@maxpower789z]

Everything is a chess move.

[@DipanGhosh]

after knight captures and rook captures, bishop captures and queen captures, simply skull to the doorstep now. This comes with a box of chocolate of course, and Antonio goes for it.

[@Anjabro]

He played skull to doorstep, and you captured it... :-D

[@smartdeco8074]

What about the chocolate though? Moving two pieces at once sounds more like castles. But you can never capture two pieces at one go. And then you have to ask which one is the rook!

[@jeremyhulbert3343]

The REAL mystery is: how did that skull manage to ring the doorbell?

[@tusharkamble1506]

jeremy hulbert love u😂😂

[@themogul5442]

it didnt, the skull knock the door

[@octuru449]

jeremy hulbert it was a full skeleton, but he dropped his head as he was running away

[@jeremyhulbert3343]

mystery solved

[@gonzalo4658]

Rowley’s Dad illuminati confarmed

[@lefteriskalonaris2779]

Of course you can't capture the chocolate, because if you do diarrhea takes night, and this is completely losing.

[@BMessemer]

LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!

[@tasossopakis109]

Best comment ever !!! Εγραψες !!!

[@shubhambillus8008]

I don't laugh or comment at all on youtube comments but your comment right here is the funniest comment ever! Still laughing.

[@valtr1578]

Lmfaoooo

[@ChrisHyde537]

Fuck, I think I broke something.

[@ClearReception]

It was from AlphaZero, it's not good at giving gifts yet. Give it another couple hours.

[@gonzalo4658]

Whizzpopper lmao ur profile pic too

[@keedt]

Easy, it's the skull of a fan that binge watched too many of your videos and died of starvation. His last wish was for his skull to be delivered at your doorstep. To make it less creepy, his widow added a box of chocolates.

[@austin_hector]

lmao

[@mal2ksc]

She should have bought the chocolates earlier, and maybe he wouldn't have died.

[@daliovic24]

@Scott good point xD

[@DonkeyFrog]

You are a genius!

[@gonzalo4658]

Haha since life is like it.

[@daniel67797]

The idea was to checkmate your soul agad

[@atsourno]

hahhahhaha

[@mukmin01]

lmao

[@nenkenshainnenkov8790]

Lul

[@PatrickPray]

True story: A friend organized a chess match in Prague between Polgar and Shirov in the summer of 1999, with major corporate sponsors. My friend usually organized rock concerts, but he was also a chess fan, so he was expanding his activities. It was a huge media event, and I had VIP tickets each day thanks to my friend. Both Kasparov and Yasser were there, both usually hanging out in the VIP room commenting (the actor Woody Harrelson also showed up on one day, as well, probably filming in the country at the time). Yasser was a complete gentleman, he had time for everyone, just the nicest person in the room. Kasparov was a classic VIP snob, who had time for nobody unless you were also a celebrity or a CEO or a famous actor. He never even looked at me, much less bothered to talk to me, the complete opposite of Yasser. I didn't even know Yasser before that event, but became his biggest fan afterwards. I bought his books, etc. I always rooted against Kasparov from that time, as well.

[@Greenlion781]

At risk of being some kind of armchair psychologist, Kasparov never had any chance to avoid being a total dick. Children cannot separate their moral sense of self-worth from skill-specific aptitude, and he was pumped full of praise from a young age. He won the world championship at an age when most men have to have already learned how to deal with huge setbacks and stay persistent to win success. He never had any meaningful relationship with his father, that could've at least taught him how to conduct himself, and his mother until very deep into his middle age coddled him everywhere.

[@eudaldodelvalle445]

Thank you for sharing, highlight the quote "First impressions matter"

[@pkallday8255]

Patrick Pray good one

[@pkallday8255]

Greenlion781 good one that's partly true

[@rohit1697]

Wowowowoww! Its fun when all that classiness is not reserved exclusively for the TV Cameras

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

It was a good friend of yours, but he turned into a skeleton because he had to wait so long for you to open the door. Poor guy, he was just bringing you some chocolate for christmas.

[@j.prt.979]

Beerdy - Bruce Lee Central is

[@gonzalo4658]

J. Prt. was

[@gonzalo4658]

Protip don’t da shoklitz hahaha

[@ЕвгенийАнтонов-ы2у]

peoples dont like that stuff, bcs it also could be maniac, who wants to poison you, and now he knows where u are living ... Yeah, its pretty bad times we are living in

[@matthewwong1552]

Garry Kasparov : Bad manners, bad sportsmanship, but he is a chess genius.

[@douwehuysmans5959]

Or he is really obnoxious and wins by throwing the board around

[@scoopart4651]

Shy Fan plays skull and chocolate on Doorstep1 with check. Because the queen is pinned on LivingRoom2 by the Movie on LivingRoom4, agadmator plays the only move: king captures on Doorstep1. Shy Fan plays king to Internet8 waiting for more videos and agadmator simply plays king back to LivingRoom1. In this position, Shy Fan found a new agadmator video and resigned the game.

[@foxybingo1112]

This comment is too good

[@dry5555]

Hi agadmator! Any chance of putting up the ELO ratings at the time of the game along with the players' pictures or is that too much trouble?

[@Hrabonszcz89]

+1

[@profd65]

That's a dumb idea.

[@Fofo-sr2xu]

profd65 Why?

[@dodgecoates8760]

@@Fofo-sr2xu people become so pedantic when commenting on chess videos... It's truly cringey

[@vampireducks1622]

dry5555's comment wasn't pedantic. Yours is churlish.

[@fritzvold9968]

Many great players were fiercely competitive, chess was more like war to them than a sporting game. E.g. the great Alekhine once resigned a tournament game by throwing his King clear across the tournament hall. The great Nimzovich once climbed up on top of his tournament table and shouted "Why must I lose to this idiot??" The great Akiba Rubinstein once refused a draw offer by tournament opponent Wolf, a master, and then played on to a dead draw eighty moves later. when asked about it, Akiva exclaimed "With Wolf, I draw when I want to, not when HE wants to!" On the other hand many great players were also complete gentlemen of the old fashioned british style of sportsmanship ethic: e.g. Sir G. A. Thomas stunned Edward Lasker after being checkmated in the famous "King Walk" tournament game by profusely congratulating and complimenting the victor on such a beautiful combination. and of course there was Boris Spassky who defied the Soviet Chess Empire by his integrity and unshakable sense of fair play after the Fischer default of Game two in the 1972 "Match of the Century" and he payed a dear price for it, but history has and will be forever kind to him. There is an old saying: "The faults of our brothers we write upon the sands; their virtues in the tablets of love and memory". Don't forget that good sportsmanship and gracious manners will provide eternal rewards that will find their way to you in many different ways. it is Karma.

[@swamykanuri4004]

"What do you think the idea here is?" LOL.. New chess position: Skull at the doorstep

[@jeremyhulbert3343]

"Chocolate And Headphone Skull". It's gonna be the next big chess positional craze.

[@a.m.armstrong8354]

And it was in this position we have a completely new game..

[@404guru]

I think it was the hoodie guy... thanking you for doing so many videos on him. :P

[@tenacious645]

"What do you think the idea here is?" This guy couldn't be anymore epic. He's a treasure to the chess community.

[@meeranhassan7770]

Lesson Learnt: Slam the clock in a losing position

[@fritzvold9968]

the great Alekhine once resigned a tournament game by throwing his King clear across the tournament hall. The great Nimzovich once climbed up on top of his tournament table and shouted "Why must I lose to this idiot??" The great Akiba Rubinstein once refused a draw offer by tournament opponent Wolf, a master, and then played on to a dead draw eighty moves later. when asked about it, Akiva exclaimed "With Wolf, I draw when I want to, not when HE wants to!"

[@fanakissferobolus9767]

great risk to go from chess to boxing.

[@nenkenshainnenkov8790]

Alwayse lol

[@gonzalo4658]

Nenkenshain Nenkov nigga!

[@a.m.armstrong8354]

@@fritzvold9968 Nice anecdotes.

[@CodeProvider]

"what do you think the idea here is?" LMFAOOOOO

[@mastersoldi3]

you watch chess videos? pleasant surprise it is

[@TG-to5nf]

Oh hi code, how are you? Didn’t think to see another KZbinr here.

[@prkopisfrangos9654]

Never expected to find you here... Im a huge fan, you're like the only rational anime "reviewer" today

[@williamcombis4836]

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[@TG-to5nf]

Jesus Christ What?

[@charlesvanderhoog7056]

The correct reaction would have been for Seirawan to hit the clock just as hard, perhaps even harder. Chess is psychology.

[@rollingnay]

I am new to chess but been watching a ton of chess KZbin channels this past year and just learned who yasser is this past week and just saw him playing casual blitz chess on the chessbrah channel while some party was going on in the background. He seems like such a cool , interesting, and genuine Dude with massive contributions to the game of chess. It Was neat to see one of his games pop up on your channel, yet sad to see him lose this one against Kasparov

[@agadmator]

+scott johnson I also have one where he beats Karpov :)

[@rollingnay]

agadmator's Chess Channel I will watch next - thank you !

[@user-ts2co4ov5h]

Yasser has also beaten Kasparov..look for the game in chessgames.com

[@14b3am]

A shy fan probably

[@HarlequinGrim_Mania]

A fan that knows where he lives. My god.

[@gonzalo4658]

Harlequin Grim IKR!?? FINALLY SOMEONE

[@14b3am]

@@gonzalo4658 2 years ago bro

[@primeobjective5469]

"With a peculiar move, Kasparov played the Clock Sacrifice, solidifying a few pieces getting knocked over, which was then completely winning for White."

[@Wurschtbi3b]

The Door Opening, Gift gambit accepted. Very classical Line 😀

[@yitzchaksviridyuk932]

"What do you think the idea here is?" ( 0:29 ) - Agadmator 2017 OMG Classic. Just classic xD

[@HungryHipbo]

isaacsan 123 We all watched the video. -Everyone 2017

[@yitzchaksviridyuk932]

+HungryHipbo Ah, guess I wasn't so clear. What I meant was that most people would react with something like, "What the hell?" Agadmator on the other hand is just analytical about the situation. He's like, "That's weird. What do you think the idea here is?" I found it funny that he can just react that way even in that situation. xD

[@HungryHipbo]

isaacsan 123 Yea I missed that. It's just pretty common for Agadmator's viewers to quote everything he said. Even though everyone who sees that comment also sees the video. No harm done here! 😁

[@yitzchaksviridyuk932]

+HungryHipbo :D

[@asdfghjkllkjhgfdsa8725]

HungryHipbo dude that's every KZbin video

[@magicmatri1]

Skull to E4 What is the idea here?

[@07aniketdeysarkar26]

Niall connolly --- checkmate

[@californium-2526]

Mate in 4

[@andrewmurray8461]

That’s an old gypsy curse. If you eat the chocolate you will turn into a pawn

[@La_sagne]

then again you might be able to get promoted if you do well

[@teufelhunden8308]

Boy: “hi” Girl: “what do you think the idea here is?”

[@StormCrownSr]

Boy will get check mated in 2 moves.

[@markjovan123]

@@StormCrownSr I think girl will be mated in two moves

[@danielhaslam5179]

“What do you think the idea here is?”. I laughed so hard 😂

[@gxtmfa]

Yasser isn’t just “a” gentleman, he’s THE gentleman.

[@michaelshaw8778]

I love that you said what is the idea here about the skull. Priceless.

[@johnnyeaton]

"So... that's... really weird. And I thought I would share that." -agadmator's brilliant commentary strikes again. :)

[@yinyangja]

I hope the skull doesn't say "I'll see you soon"

[@grimegarage09isplop]

Yasser although being a gentleman should have smashed the clock himself the very next move and simply give Kasparov a dirty look.... 'if you can't beat them join them'.

[@jessejordache1869]

That would have been funny as hell. The thing clock-smasher types hate the most is mockery.

[@dilettantetorenaissance6228]

Yasser and Kasparov look like brothers in these photos haha

[@steampunkastronaut7081]

5:46 I love when Kasparov gets all salty.

[@randylplampin1326]

As a referee in chess tournaments I had wide discretion on how to deal with unsportsman-like conducts. Disturbing the actual positions of or knocking over the pieces, however, (I do not know if it occurred in this game) would result in an automatic forfeiture. Disturbing other players is also considered an act worthy of forfeiture and possibly expulsion from the tournament. Apparently the referee did not intervene, and I am puzzled as to why not since it seems to have been merited.

[@MrQmason]

With all the lessons your dog gets to watch in the background I bet he's at least master strength by now …..

[@billyhendrick9792]

People need to be disqualified & immediately assessed a loss for actions similar to Kasparov’s!!

[@Federico_Gyldenfeldt]

I miss these Agadmator intros

[@AotO_DJ]

0:28 The idea here is that the anonymous player started the game with Vienna Mengarini opening, which is a2-Nc3-e4, trying to weaken your queen side in the long run by pushing b4 and c4, the Skull Variation. Answer with d6-e5-c5, for an agressive queen side.

[@curiousityfreak1783]

3:56 after 1) Na7 you ve got to calculate everything carefully, since Ra8 traps your knight. It appears, that after 2) Nc8! - Nc8 3) Bb7 - Nb6 white dont have to give up two pieces for the rook, but after 4) Rc6! They will take it back and remain two pawns up. This is my personal analysis, I could miss something, if so, let me know.

[@jampubharadwaj9374]

So, that's why Ra8 is bad after Nxa7, however, since the youtube commentator can't cover all the lines within the time limit, sometimes, we work on them ourselves. The one who analyzes positions that were never spoken about understands more than those who just see and learn from what is shown. In that regard, you are on the right track.

[@SaurabhXDD]

That's not a sportsmanship by Kasparov really disappointed me... And also it was not the first time he did such thing he also did such thing against judit polgar

[@tusharkamble1506]

Kasparov was always a bit corny, salty....or other urban slangs

[@n8style]

It's called having some class, unless you're ok with other unsportsman-like behaviour like shouting or insulting etc.

[@cavidhsnli4312]

and also against 16 year-old Teimour Radjabov

[@slowpoke126]

Seeing Kasparov's normal behavior over the board, I wouldn;t consider it unsportmans like. I mean, I doubt the point was to rattle Yasser but I guess its possible. More likely he was thinking he had made an idiotic decision until Yasser messed up and he just got really excited. Though, he did love crushing people, so the more I think about it it becomes a bit more likely it was a way of saying "I'm crushing you now, boy!"

[@pkallday8255]

jocal17 yes!!

[@miks8]

Have you tried the Kasparov MasterClass? What are your thoughts on the value of it?

[@agadmator]

I still haven't, but I will

[@dhruvit2408]

That photo of Kasparov.. he is irresistibly good looking..😍😍 definitely the most handsome man in history of Chess

[@realAdamClinch]

Kasparov might've been one of the best chess players, but his outbursts have made him harder to respect.

[@shzafar]

You always seems like Tyrion Lannister to me 😀 So what do you do Agadmator "I drink and I talk" 😀 Cheers mate ... Love your work though !

[@Nikodem0S]

You said in some annoucments, that you will analyse some of your subscribers games on your Channel. When does it starts, and where can we send you our games? Greetings from Poland and Merry Christmas GerwantZrivii

[@agadmator]

After new year :)

[@shuridshurid]

how can we send you our games

[@davebogdon]

Reminds me of the poem: "As I was going up the stair I met a man who wasn't there! He wasn't there again today, Oh how I wish he'd go away!"

[@fritzvold9968]

Love that poem; i think i should send a copy to our usa "Beria" SC Robt. Mueller III

[@benderrodriguez9753]

The idea is that the Skull represents that the move was poisonous. The color of the skull is white and it is wearing a Headset so first letter is H. What do you call someone who wears glasses? Right, 4 eyes. So the move was H4 by white. The box of chocolate must mean that you're playing black and if you would capture or "eat" the piece.

[@burns9281]

i cant tell, real headphones or not, and if real how nice

[@snrao6823]

Kasparov's bad manners like banging doors after a loss in a brilliant game against Anand got him the world crown.

[@lawrencetaylormachine4405]

It’s not the first time Garry does something like that... he is known for being a salty loser when he does lose.

[@fanakissferobolus9767]

he did not take losing as an option. That is what is takes to be a great champion.

[@PygmalionFaciebat]

@@fanakissferobolus9767 Totally agree with you. Because it hurts him so much to lose (more than others) , he tries to avoid losing more than others : leading to extraordinary skills in chess. Pain is often the best way to learn (thats why from animals to humans, we can feel pain .. turned out as an evolutionary strategy for effective learning)

[@a.m.armstrong8354]

@@fanakissferobolus9767Determination yes,tantrums,no.

[@glenwarner162]

I went to high school with Grandmaster Yaz ...! He was, of course, our board one, but he only played when we needed him because our board two was pretty good, so he took care of everybody else until something like the all-city or all-state tournaments came up, and, of course, the nationals. I ran into Yaz after I got out of the Navy in 1999 or so. Amazon was sponsoring a contest, where the person that beat Yaz would get a $200 gift card to Amazon.com. I was about 1900 at that time, so I watched a few games before paying the two bucks or whatever it was to enter the contest. At that time, Yaz was the fifth best player in the world, and I didn't think the other four were going to be showing up that day, so there was no way anybody was going to beat him to win that gift card. We chatted a bit while he dispatched a few 1200 players within the first ten moves or so (it was really sad!), and finally it was my turn to play. The outcome, of course, was predictable -- he won! But he had to work to do it, unlike with the other guys that just gave away material for no reason. It was a good day.

[@glenwarner162]

Why?

[@theonlydjtopcat]

You went to Garfield? Do you remember coach Fulton?

[@FloydMaxwell]

I loved your explanation of why white didn't want to trap the rook on the right side of the board by taking the black pawn.

[@vasilbenchev6091]

probably a fan send this

[@thephilosopherofculture4559]

The correct answer to an intimidating smash on the clock is to do yourself a similar or worse ramming smash on the clock or, if not possible, the table, especially next to the pieces the opponent has taken from you so that they fall over.

[@groussac]

Looks like you've found your next give-away prize.

[@fritzvold9968]

Also his next famous (viral, to judge by the no. of comments here) quote to post above his game board in his next video! ("what's the idea here?" - Agadmator)

[@matthewwong1552]

Skull and chocolate gambit accepted. With diarrhea defense.

[@rmendeljacobs2832]

That quote at the top of the board sounds like something you would say.

[@La_sagne]

the skull was from kasparov just in case he ever plays against you. he can say: "how did you like the skull and the Chocolate i sent you?" and you will be really confused for the rest of the game

[@leptonparticle238]

I am sure that Garry hiting the clock hard should have affected him in a good way, because as we all know, Garry does things like that when he doesn't like his position.

[@adamcochran7950]

Intimidation. Nice. Garry was just telling Yasser, “You win, I break your legs.” Like when I’m playing poker and I start cleaning my shotguns.

[@thebigpicture2455]

"...and this is a completely losing position for..."

[@bluecar996]

the chocolate were just offered by a guy that tries to find your place, so he just put the chocolate and a weird object in front of every door or your town. Now that you showed the skull, he knows what door you live behind. Be careful tho, its Mate in 3 if played perfectly.

[@james-ht3ps]

first time hoodie guy wins and its because he went for the skull and chocolate gambit. well done hoodie guy. for sure deserving of a brilliancy award.

[@gerrytol]

Funny quote... because when Kasparov couldn’t win he quit

[@jackma3674]

The idea is threatening check mate 😂😂

[@GS-qe3pt]

Skull to h1 is an excellent, intimidating move

[@nuwandalton]

It may be interesting to remind that Seirawan had beaten Kasparov two years earlier, at the Dubai Olympiad.

[@agadmator]

+nuwandalton This game is a prelude to that video actually :D

[@CodeNameLL]

"what do you think the idea it is?" I was actually expecting "please feel free to pause the video..."

[@vannersp]

It's a "pixie drop" or "drop and run". The gambit is to give a gift to someone in such a way that the giver is not discovered, thus avoiding retaliation good deeds.

[@KhemistryIBMOR]

Kasparov ran a pysch op move on Yassar...and it worked.

[@hedgehogkoebel5919]

In my neighborhood. People will “boo”. Other people by giving them some candy. Usually their is a letter and you deliver the candy by ding-dong ditching the house. Then you have to do the same thing to two different houses.

[@tan116A]

0:30 "What do you think the idea here is?..... As usual I will give it a couple of seconds for those of you who want to find it.. and for those of you who just want to enjoy the show.. the idea here is..... skull to Vi-deo. It is a beautiful move!"

[@muhammadibrahimyounas6332]

We have only one Favorite Chess Commentator and that's Agadmator ;)

[@poyani]

I love your videos man

[@funtimenetwork]

0:43 WRONG! My favorite chess commentator is Agadmator :D

[@wgolyoko]

It means you just entered the endgame, Agad...

[@vitakyo982]

The king of the sofa is thinking deeply ... food ? ...mmm not yet .

[@rmendeljacobs2832]

Everyone's favorite chess commentator is the one we all watch twice a day...

[@aikar111]

he should have not moved the knight that was on D7 until the pawn moved to A6 then he would be able to move the knight to B6 targeting the rock then he can circle around the pawn with the king

[@rosenm.8087]

"YEAH BABY !" - Yasser

[@PsychoSainten]

it's a coincidence you mentioned this game lol my grandpa taught me to play chess... in a bar lol

[@UR_Excluded]

Sounds like Kasparov. No wonder Yasser was rooting against him during his match vs Karpov in NYC I think it was. Read about that in Mortal Games. Great read.

[@colonialbacon3]

"So, there is a skull with headphones and sunglasses and a box of chocolates on my door step.... *So what's that idea here?..* " lmao

[@gonzalo4658]

Garry traded down immediately owed to his pissing fear of the Yass.

[@elosozelo]

Hi, do you know of any instance when Kasparov took off his watch (as he'd usually do in order to exert psychological pressure on the opponent by showing that he's in control and that it's only a matter of time until he wins the game) only to get proven wrong and lose the game in the end? If so, could you please cover such a game?

[@gonogazz]

If you eat that chocolate..you have too make a bowel move..!

[@delkekso]

"what do you think the idea is here?" hahahaha i died. :D

[@averypiper9833]

funniest intro ive ever heard

[@navymaanjaniwal]

Spirit of Mikhail Tal at Door.

[@mr.okanefan3218]

Opening never gets old

[@MrLipiko]

Yasser and Kasparov could be brothers from these pics.

[@michaelbuckingham4830]

Haha, it’s funny you approach the chocolates like a chess game. I can relate to yassa, I used to play this guy at work and always lose, them I played him on holiday and he couldn’t win even once.

[@segengiovannafuentabella2819]

The picture of garry was pretty weird if you observe in this angle, his nose is strait and perfect if you observe when he was maybe 50 or 60 his nose is kinda slightly "weird".

[@Megamegalomane92]

Yazzer is a gentleman. Kasparov's rudeness upset him :( cbrahYaz

[@PaterTenebrarum1]

He should have slammed the clock right back in an unexpected moment. That’s the only way to profitably deal with such a situation... you relieve your own tension by showing your opponent you’re just as crazy as he is, and frighten him at the same time.