You’re strong. But... || Keymer vs Vallejo Pons || Grenke Chess Classic (2019) - FINAL ROUND

[@jamie49868]

This kid is good. Really good. Perhaps because he is young and not worried about losing, he seems willing to take chances to win. I look forward to his development.

[@el_kasztanejlo8555]

jamie t He actually mentions that most of opponents go for risky openings because he’s somehow weaker than they are. He also says he takes his chance only when they make mistakes in mentioned risky openings or they just have a bad day :)) He sure have good outlook for the future but he also have a lot work to get to same lvl as the top gm’s

[@jamie49868]

@@el_kasztanejlo8555 The kid is 14. Of course he needs work and experience. Consider his opponents were World Champ, former World Champ, and players that have or contend for the championship, and I consider that he played amazingly. He certainly isn't an engine player, and I hope he never becomes one.

[@raphaelschostok9467]

he was ahead vs 3 ppl and just slightly misscalculated. if he cleans it up he has a bright future, he has lots of ideas and creativity. probably not a new carlsen, but i can see him being a solid top 30 contender in the future

[@mushmouth1624]

Hope he is having fun playing on the biggest stages. He can be around for a long time.

[@amazingbm9697]

Avengers - How we can retrieve all Infinity stones? . Agadmator as Thanos - I will give you some time while I have nice sip of water 😁

[@askamundsen667]

Destro god dammit stop spoiling!

[@Patkall]

@Destro Are you sure you watched right movie?

[@ro0b0]

@Destro random =/= funny

[@Taboo08]

I love these

[@lloydsmith2716]

I’m new to chess. Now, my family now knows the sound of your voice....sometimes all day! New stuff, old stuff, repeat stuff! I learn from your analysis of the games, of course. Seeing the masters in such a “concentrated binging form” as it were, is way more helpful than I would have imagined. Things like what the board looks like in different phases...especially the drive towards the end game. Fascinating. Thank you so much.

[@roshanpatel5228]

Hi agadmator...may you reach 1M very soon

[@oliverangermuller9827]

Tricky opening choice by Paco. I had a bad feeling for Keymer when I saw the Benoni. But all in all a good result for him. As Agad said he is much lower rated than every other player. I´m sure he has learned a lot in this tournament. And he has shown that he does not fear any oponent.

[@runemaegaardlvemarkhansen6607]

Agadmator: Hello everyone welcome to another game! Everyone in the world: *Clicks video*

[@dickersonforever]

Grenke chess team are such a gentlemen not like the snt Louis Chess club savages.

[@zephirothx]

I assume he means that it's nice of Grenke to offer all that footage. SLC on the other hand threatened to have agadmators channel shut down for copyright infringement when he reported about one of their tournaments last year.

[@m0rfans]

As I remember, it wasn't that he reported, it was that he used some of the footage. They were dicks about it at the time but I think they sorted it all out and are completely amicable now. Still, let's not let a resolved dispute get in the way of bringing up old news for no reason other than to attack another chess channel, eh? That'll really help the growth of the game we love. :-)

[@robowski8425]

no one: Agadmator: and here we have b4, the Evans gambit, quite the move. Except we don't have b4 we have castles

[@n20games52]

I look forward to seeing where Vincent Keymer goes in the future. Thanks for the great coverage of Grenke!

[@user-ij1mr9ex3s]

respect to Vincent for being the few left rocking that cut

[@coolioth2843]

Your videos never fail to put a smile on my face. Thank you

[@sameoldish]

Playing against world top at 14 is obviously very cool but you really made it when you get your own agadmator saga

[@anrasgrave5575]

Such an exciting game, I love the style of young Vincent!

[@sealnik99]

2 years ago I started to watch your Videos. I was rated about 1200. 2 years later, my dwz increased to 1600. Thank you so much for your great Content! Keep it up :)

[@regnatis1]

I like the little clips you have of the chess games in real life. Nice touch

[@takatotakasui8307]

This was a seriously strong tournament. Feeding grounds for the champ.

[@seawolf9693]

This is Vincent Keymer saga? A loot of Vincent videos last days.

[@mylifematters858]

CROATIAN CHESS KNIGHT too many . Agad has a man crush on him

[@Kingofredeyes]

8:25 why wouldn't White use the room to take the pawn? You get the pawn and you get an attack on both a bishop and a knight, and force the knight to move to a position to defend the Bishop. You also prevent having to trade Rooks which you are going to need against Double Bishop. Just a mistake or am I missing something?

[@zestoflife2]

Rxf4 Be5 pins the rook hence Rae1 was played to actually threaten taking the f pawn

[@Kingofredeyes]

@@zestoflife2 fair enough I did miss that.

[@cygnustsp]

Amazing all these new games

[@gluonpa6878]

Keymer's face is a stunning mix between Robert Sean Leonard and Daniel Radcliff.

[@gluonpa6878]

@EGR2Thinkerer Occcams5 Right.

[@wsemenske]

Wilson the volleyball?

[@MrMilosv]

Vincent the man!

[@LightOurFire]

6:35 why wouldn't black go knight e3 instead checking the king and picking up the rook instead?

[@charliesaint]

black will pick up the rook, but white will pick up both the knight and the dark squared bishop. capturing the bishop immediately is the only way for black to keep the advantage

[@LightOurFire]

@@charliesaint no, white would not capture both the knight and the bishop, white would either capture the knight OR the bishop, have a look at the position again

[@charliesaint]

LightOurFire ...after Ne3+ white has Ke2, attacking the knight and defending the rook. Now, 2 of black’s pieces are under attack and white will win the game. If you take (...Nxf1) then white doesn’t recapture but captures the dark square bishop (Bxg7) and now it’s obvious black is fucked. If you try and save the knight, white will just capture the e5 pawn. I can make a study for you if you would understand it better that way

[@LightOurFire]

@@charliesaint okay but black simply trades bishops and wins a rook for a knight

[@charliesaint]

@@LightOurFireif knight captures rook, then white captures the bishop. if black captures back, then the knight goes down. material may be equal, but white will have connected passed pawns and an active rook while black's rook is stuck in the corner

[@doobyempires228]

Vincent has that “I’m gonna pin your queen look” if you catch my drift.

[@cattycats4]

according to the computer Keymer was in a winning position very early and only made 1 real mistake on move 20 with Qe2, I would never call Keymer overrated because he seems to find winning or favourable positions very often against the best players in the world meaning if he improved his vast knowledge a bit he would turn these advantages into wins. and playing games like this one is the best way for him to do it, and he is doing it... watch out.

[@jamie49868]

It took all the greats a while to learn how to win consistently...even Carlsen. Look at the records and none were faring very well in international tournaments at 14. This kid will be great if he keeps on working at it.

[@cattycats4]

@@jamie49868 very much agree

[@elonweintraub9758]

Caruana said if he lost like Vincent did when he played people like Topalov and Gelfand at Vincent's age, he would have been in good shape.

[@lmair1995]

at 12:28 in the video the white rooks are on e1 and f1 why not take the pawn on f4? I see that there is a pin g7 to f5 but then e1 takes f5 ..... if knight on c4 take f5 then f4 takes f5 with check and wins the knight.... What am I missing?

[@skyy5567]

I am relatively new to chess and i’m here to learn but I don’t understand at 8:29 why doesn’t Keymer get the pawn on f4 for a double threat against the rook and the bishop?

[@mariansajgalik7731]

Do not forget his deadly stare. May become his trademark tactics 3:)

[@ZacharyHabrat]

You seem to always know when something is going to be too slow or results in a tempo. Thanks!

[@Soldiereyes33]

yeah engines are quite amazing

[@VirtualMedic]

What a stupid comment...this man is really bad at chess...He just knows how to use engine to analyze...and nowdays retarded rock would know how to do that...

[@charliesaint]

@@VirtualMedic I am sure you are not even rated... why are you on this channel

[@doktarzee]

2nd viewer...this agadmator addiction is real. Keep up the great chess analysis videos!

[@sirypendragon]

Thank you for showing us this interesting game I did enjoy it

[@cursegear5]

No stare this time from young Keymer 🙁

[@TheTlcarvalho]

Keymer has a good future, and we are lucky to follow it!

[@aesopsoze]

Remind me never ever to move that G4 pawn too soon. Good lesson.

[@Legalockmusic]

You forgot to say sorry for muting the audio from down there 😁

[@upendrasharma1708]

Why are you not showing anand's games??

[@cheef3200]

thank you for the content

[@TheChillaaar]

at 06:08 why doesn't Kaymer go King H2? Someone pls help

[@Alexander-fp6yp]

brilliant game from paco.

[@awetrin]

At 8:38 why not rook take pawn with a double attack on the knight and the bishop

[@ThePlonzer]

I missed it, what happened to the couch?

[@mcknackebrot5802]

It is a litle bit like the Vincent Keymer saga but live

[@cae9838]

You should say "Hello Everyone 3000!" in the next video 😂😂

[@mderveni9144]

I was expecting an end game reference, like i wnat a cheese sandwich or i love you 3000 for the title.

[@richardfeynman5560]

This tournament turns out to be a hard time for young Vincent.

[@hairychris444]

Yeah, but aged 14 and facing the world's best in person? It was unlikely to be anything else but that's experience that can't be taught!

[@nichtderjeniche4666]

Can somebody tell me the reason why white didnt capture with his rook on f4 at minute 8:25?

[@omarmohammad1611]

Be5 wins the rook, in 60 fps of course.

[@nichtderjeniche4666]

Well i knew i missed sth. Thx.

[@keshavzanwar6596]

Anyone knows why agad calss Francisco vallejo pons as "pako"??

[@elegomeskin]

Paco is a nickname for Francisco.

[@davidlelyukh3690]

when is the half a mill special gonna happen?

[@michaeljanapin9528]

I noticed that in all recent videos, Agad kept on saying "nice Endgame." 😋

[@Buperman50]

Do you know how to play against the bologna?

[@tiggerwoods8829]

Is that a vacuum cleaner couch battery you are preparing to unleash?

[@elegomeskin]

Keymer plays Q pawn openings with ease. He's just a tactic or so away from winning. I would follow the Santa Fe Trail all the way to St. Louis just to see this kid push a pawn. Greetings from Nuevo Mexico , the land of Elfego Baca and Billy the Kid.

[@jolly_roger2]

I mean we do know when white went wrong, Qd2 was a blunder that was mentioned by both Leko and Jan. Otherwise nice game

[@lmair1995]

sorry that other entry should be a 8:28 not 12:28

[@Remi-B-Goode]

omg without tournament it was sad, so thanks for cool chess vid, + i went from 700 to 630 what a day no way i m disgusted i must react and become a Gm soon haha

[@uros3275]

Hope you reach GM soon :))

[@Remi-B-Goode]

:'-l

[@baltazarwiger-nordas8763]

Why didn't Vincent play rook captures pawn on f4 in the endgame?

[@ksham.]

Be5 pins the Rook to the King.

[@baltazarwiger-nordas8763]

@@ksham. aaaah ofc😀

[@mohitmaniyar2131]

Keymar is future champion!

[@Krishna-ir8mv]

Love from chess lover☺

[@Raven28Pisces]

1:07 I didn't see that coming 😂🤣

[@himanshusharma-wx6cp]

Well these are the chess Avengers: Magnus Carlsen :Iron Man Fabiano Caruana: Hawk Eye Mameyderav: Hulk Dr Strange: Vishy Anand Thor: Levon Aronion Captain America: Grishuk Thanos : Online Chess Cheaters and Finally Stan Lee: Antonio Avengers Assemble!!!!!

[@pickledirick8338]

You just used Fabi twice...

[@Floki_the_Boatbuilder]

Magnus Carlsen is simply Thanos lately xD

[@himanshusharma-wx6cp]

@@pickledirick8338 corrected

[@12346sandy1]

Ironically grishuk is captain america

[@Patkall]

I am Iron Man!

[@J0sho495]

What happened to his couch?

[@mikechambers9129]

Keymer has shown that he has great potential

[@yeast4529]

Is anyone aware of the chess boards used at the tournament?

[@carlos_kay]

DGT :)

[@yeast4529]

Aren’t they the chess smart boards?

[@carlos_kay]

@@yeast4529 Yep. It's those ones. They're called Digital something. I saw them a week ago in a tournament.

[@yeast4529]

Carlos Kay thanks anyways

[@carlingtonme]

Aggressive sharp chess from Paco

[@alephnull4044]

0:36 Ngl I thought that was Magnus at first

[@nojussavukynas7868]

IN THE SPIRIT OF ... Mikhail Tal

[@AJ-et6rx]

Who's Pako?

[@baldwraith5606]

Im a simple man I See keymer I press like

[@meeeeeeauuuuuuuu]

Sadly Keymer's photo on the thumbnail made me excited thinking Keymer could defend rook for two bishops

[@alexanderstoyanov7464]

So where are the Caruana haters when he has 3 wins and the rest is draws in such a tournament. "He only memorises engine lines bla bla bla".....

[@waishenglam1248]

You’re strong. But I’m beyond strength eh?

[@blotzkrog]

what a game!

[@tushar-suvarna]

8:37 vincent should have played rook to f4 so that further knight could not jump to e3

[@byShinzoh]

Rook to f4 results in Bishop to E5, pinning and winning the rook.

[@petewest3122]

then Be5 would win the rook

[@tushar-suvarna]

Ohh didnt see that thanks to make me understand

[@cygnustsp]

Yes

[@localmechanic3327]

I am excelent subscriber,but,your comments are a little confusing I will explain,When you said,this is actually the best move in this position,and "Person" actually played this move,and in the end this "Person" resign the game I dont understand where is the mistakes,if Vincent played the best moves,and Pako also played the best move according your commention along the video,why Vincent lose the game?

[@MrK623]

White castle oo king side invited the attack.

[@mikechambers9129]

Interesting game

[@zainquadri1206]

Vincent Keymer is over-hyped...

[@thenspeakonit]

Lol he's 14. What are you talking about?

[@tucobenedicto1780]

Surprised to see Anand have a low finish

[@sipiwosenkosinyulu]

Should've titled it "I Can Do This All Day"... I was starting to enjoy the Avengers references.

[@agadmator]

1. I already used that one. And 2. this is an Avengers reference :)

[@sipiwosenkosinyulu]

@@agadmator Awesome... keep up the good work.

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[@shantoreywilkins651]

🎯☀🎯☀🎯☀

[@jameshamich3415]

Vincent's timer resigned the game

[@Toothmother]

A sip free video.

[@KATANA-7]

#Suggestion game between svidler and carlsen (checkmate with a smile)

[@SoftSounds-Studio]

That game is already shown

[@KATANA-7]

@@SoftSounds-Studio yeah just saw that game now , thanks

[@leesinclashofclans5433]

Am i the only one seeing knight g4 for vincent as a really strong move?

[@federicosaptie86]

But.. i'm younger!

[@mathieumontin639]

There ends Keymer's saga. Sadly.

[@gurcharanarora6053]

you may beat PewDiePie soon

[@mehrdadrohani1005]

Levon’s last name is pronounced ARO-NIAN, stop butchering his name......😇

[@UtzChips2009]

You do repeat moves & let Black play 25...Qh4! You just don't play 26.Bxf8 [as in Antonio's analysis] & let Black mount that massive attack...you play Nxe4. Now Black has a 1.28 advantage, compared to the 3.03 advantage as in the game after 26....Kxf8. They have both already given back a 1.25 advantage in the game prior to this, so although Black is clearly better with a 1.28 advantage, he will have to prove it, which he was unable to do earlier. Instead, after 24.Kg1 Qg3+ 25.Kh1 Qh4+ 26.Kg1 exf4 27.Bxd6 Bd4+ 28.Rf2 exf4, there follows: Analysis by Stockfish 200419 64 POPCNT: 29.Nxe4 f3 30.Qd2 Qxe4 31.Bxf8 Bxf2+ 32.Qxf2 Qg4+ 33.Kh1 Qxc4 34.Be7 Qxd5 35.hxg6 Bf5 36.Qh4 Bxg6 37.Rf1 Re8 38.Kg1 Bh5 39.Qg5+ Qxg5+ 40.Bxg5 Kf7 41.Kf2 Re2+ 42.Kg3 Rg2+ 43.Kh4 Kg6 44.Be3 Rxb2 45.a5 Re2 46.Bb6 Kf5 47.Kg3 Re8 48.Rg1 Rc8 49.Rf1 Rg8+ 50.Kh4 Rg2 51.Rg1 Rh2+ 52.Kg3 Rb2 53.Bf2 Rc2 54.Bb6 Rc3 55.Rf1 Rd3 56.Re1 Rd7 57.Rf1 Rg7+ 58.Kh4 Bg4 59.Rc1 Rh7+ 60.Kg3 Rh3+ 61.Kf2 Rh2+ 62.Kg3 Rg2+ 63.Kh4 Ke5 64.Re1+ Kf4 65.Bc7+ Kf5 66.Bg3 Re2 67.Rc1 f2 Black is better: -/+ (-1.29 ++) Depth: 45/65 00:04:36 4450MN So I let it run for 8 1/2 hrs while I went to play poker. The position was after following Stockfish's line to 29.Nxe4 & here is was Stockfish came up: 63 ply deep & Black with a 1.56 advantage: Analysis by Stockfish 200419 64 POPCNT: 29...f3 30.Qd2 Qxe4 31.Bxf8 Bxf2+ 32.Qxf2 Qg4+ 33.Kh1 Qxc4 34.hxg6 Qxd5 35.Be7 Bf5 36.Qh4 Bxg6 37.Rf1 Re8 38.Kg1 Bh5 39.Qg5+ Qxg5+ 40.Bxg5 Kf7 41.Bc1 Kg6 42.Rf2 Re1+ 43.Rf1 Re4 44.Bd2 Kf5 45.a5 Re6 46.Rf2 Kg4 47.Rh2 Be8 48.Kf2 Re2+ 49.Kg1 Re5 50.Bb4 Re4 51.Bc5 Re1+ 52.Kf2 Re5 53.Bd6 Re4 54.Bc5 Bc6 55.Bd6 Re8 56.Kf1 Bb5+ 57.Kf2 Re2+ 58.Kg1 Re1+ 59.Kf2 Rf1+ 60.Ke3 Rd1 61.Bc7 Re1+ 62.Kf2 Re6 63.Bb8 Re4 64.Bd6 Bc6 65.Kg1 Rd4 66.Be5 Rd8 67.Kf2 Bb5 68.Bc7 Rd7 69.Bg3 Rd2+ 70.Ke3 Rd5 71.Kf2 Black is clearly better: -/+ (-1.56) Depth: 63/86 06:48:15 426672MN

[@luxicek5061]

Keymer need proper slap to stop looking at opponents ✊

[@MrIsh23456]

I think that qe2 was a bad move by Vincent.

[@1994mrmysteryman]

3:32 The question you ask yourself when you see a gay couple.

[@boaconstrictor3754]

g4 was a key bad move, I think.

[@cattycats4]

it was actually Qe2 which was the mistake, bishop to e2 was much better

[@boaconstrictor3754]

@@cattycats4 ok, might be, but Keymar definitely goes too early forward with king side pawns.

[@أحمدفؤادعبدالعباسمطرود]

Gg

[@marcelkibor184]

hello everyone

[@lemmingbcn]

He's just 14 for fuck's sake! In short the " but" you will have to eat with some potatoes perhaps. Te lo vas a comer con patatas:)

[@lucaswilliams3806]

You can't win and chew gum it would be too causal

[@Joseferberger]

I somehow don't like this kid. Perhaps I'm just being a gnarly old man.

[@TSgitaar]

What don't you like about this kid? His style?

[@Joseferberger]

@@TSgitaar Perhaps the style. Maybe I just don't know him. But he'll change.

[@TSgitaar]

@@Joseferberger I agree with you, but I can't put into words why I don't like him too. Maybe its a slightly arrogant, or naive style? Which is totally fine for a kid of course. Obviously he will still improve his game from now.

[@bahasainggrisbersamamradi9308]

He Will grow fat