Youngest Ever Player To Defeat Magnus Carlsen!

[@madhossein]

I recently spent two weeks in jail in the time of protests in Iran. There, a guy made chess board and pieces out of paper. Though it was a difficult time in jail and we didn't know where this goes, chess really helped me stay in tune. And thanks to this channel, I was able to beat lots of guys there.

[@vaibhav8941]

You did humanity a great duty by protesting against mandatory Hijab. Respect from India.

[@noidph]

Thank you for your courage! More power to you and all Iranians fighting for human rights and freedom! Mabuhay from the Philippines!

[@srinivasarameshkotikalapud1838]

How’re the protests now? Have they subsided or increasing. I’m originally from India emigrated to US.

[@darthrevan1856]

Stay safe brother

[@madhossein]

@@srinivasarameshkotikalapud1838 with ups and downs, still gonig on. Fast events time and again, tragic moments, resistance and hope.

[@O_Lee69]

Pawn on e6 was so strong, that he was promoted to "Sir pawn".

[@vidhyasaagar22]

😂😂

[@gavinlangley8411]

"Courtesy of" -the- sir "pawn on e6"

[@naeemhasan1867]

🤣🤣

[@InTrancedState]

Gay

[@juggernaut420]

😂😂😂

[@preparedsurvivalist2245]

That deep passed pawn on e6 guarded by two centralized knights may be one of the most menacing configurations in chess, bested only by bishop pairs from hell.

[@DunklerZebralord]

Seriously, this pawn was truly a menace. The was it was basically untouchable yet controlling such important squares.. So awesome!!

[@scarfacepug4844]

Not really patzer

[@manjeshsumukh2844]

@@DunklerZebralord q

[@austinwheeler3665]

Don’t feed the troll

[@dineshbh3837]

That's awesome!! though I don't understand a single thing u said

[@torgeirmolaug196]

9:21 "I was watching his facial expressions when he was calculating this, and he was so disgusted with himself, it was beautiful to watch."

[@charlesjenner1951]

Nobody is perfect

[@IvanIvanov-vx2eb]

I laughed so much at this!

[@robertpsotka3525]

Looks like Magnus's dad is not watching this channel anymore

[@eus9]

Serious schadenfreude! 🤣

[@randomsircle]

BDSM is what I suggest.

[@rajanraymond232]

"He was disgusted with himself. It was so beautiful to watch." ~Agadmator, 2022.

[@limmeiling8161]

SUCH PAIN IS VERY RARE🤭🤭🤭🤭🤣🤣😂😂 Agadmator must love BDSM

[@prajwalbharambe343]

@@limmeiling8161 your pain is my pleasure 😂

[@jackreacher8324]

👍👍👍

[@limmeiling8161]

@@prajwalbharambe343 Can you afford a whip and some plugs?

[@Newton_Xavier]

😁😁😁 Agadmator is confused as there is nothing more to explain..

[@jakubsebek]

Four videos today and all of them were fabulous. Spectacular that this can happen in 2022.

[@RB-qn7qy]

ikr, we’re getting spoiled by Antonio today ヽ(⸌‿⸍)ﾉ

[@mikewilliams592]

Thanks to Rapid time controls. But yes, in Classical, you'd be right about it being unusual.

[@ahouyearno]

20 years ago people were seriously debating the draw death of chess

[@prajwalbharambe343]

@@ahouyearno people were afraid to loose. No that winning is incentives with 3 points and draw only 1 players go for sharp positions.

[@aliazmat7665]

Yes, it's sad that all of them are fabiless

[@sourishghosh8958]

That e6 pawn was placed so perfectly, it helped with almost all the check mates shown

[@vladislavzedano3145]

"It seems like the best move for Magnus is just to resign the game" I love watching your vids 😂

[@applesteve6932]

“… but he doesn’t.” 😂

[@ziyad7600]

"He was so disgusted with him self, it was beautiful to watch, such pain is rarely seen in a live stream" This is the most sadistic chess related quote I have ever heard.

[@aphextemper44]

Agadmator is a chess Cenobite now xD

[@Fake_Snail]

Yup. Wonderful quote.

[@nihits]

i love it when agadmator says he is moving a piece slow, but he is actually moving it fast but in a spiral

[@Hubythereal]

that's the 60fps Agad type of slow-mo

[@nihits]

@@Hubythereal it would be so funny if someone actually moved their piece in spiral to their spot. their opponent might overturn the whole table and the board in anger.

[@Hubythereal]

@@nihits haha I'd love to see how Agad would react to that clip

[@nihits]

I believe thats how everyone should declare resignation.

[@paragonthemortalddosurvivo6788]

There are Bishop Pairs From Hell, the Queen Bishop Battery, Rooks becoming Bros For Life, and now Gukesh brings us the Super Pawn! No pawns to the left, no pawns to the right, and still this pawn is mightier than the Queen! Well played!!

[@theoriginalrudeboy2916]

bros for life 🤣🤣😂

[@abhimanyutyagi9676]

He was so disgusted with himself it was amazing to watch 🤣🤣

[@nicbentulan]

Hooray!!!! Does Magnus Carlsen have something against Americans? Hans Niemann (+ Hans' coach) is American. Wesley So 'completely obliterated' Magnus Carlsen in the 9LX world championship 13.5-2.5 and 4-0. Bobby Fischer invented 9LX. Hans Niemann is American (like Wesley So, Beth Harmon and Bobby Fischer - the 4 of them are American prodigies with dark childhoods). But consider the non-Americans of the next generation: Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa is not American: Magnus gives Pragg today round of APPLAUSE after his Stunning performance (Julius Baer Generation Cup 2022) Andrey Esipenko is not American: Magnus 'didn't say anything when got beaten by Esipenko'. Alireza Firouzja is not American: Don't really have anything to put here except Magnus and the Alireza thingy of world blitz 2019: Initially, Magnus talks on own time after Alireza moves. That's fine. But later after moving and then punching clock Magnus still continues to make noise. Additional: Magnus cheated against Daniel 'Danya' Naroditsky on lichess. Magnus described Hikaru Nakamura as merely 'decent'. Eric Rosen beat Magnus in 9LX. Magnus condescendingly asks Andrea Botez how knights move. St Louis Chess Club is in the US. Also there was that thing with Maurice Ashley. Updates: 1 Is Magnus against Americans (joke theory)? Kostya Kavutskiy replies in Twitch. (2022Sep) 2 'Magnus, like most Scandinavians, probably feels like America is a bit of a barbaric country.' - NM John Chernoff aka zugaddict from lichess and reddit (moderator of r/TournamentChess ) aka GargleBlaster from chesscom told me in chat in 2022Sep. When Wesley So or Bobby Fischer accuse people of cheating, we listen. When Magnus Carlsen accuses, we laugh. Magnus is a cheater too. Magnus was never the world champion. Wesley has been the world champion since 2019. Wesley will beat Magnus in Iceland in 2022Oct. Magnus sucks. Wesley rules. Magnus may be the best currently, but Wesley is the most talented currently. Magnus lost 4-0 actually 13.5-2.5 to Wesley in 9LX . Chess = great = a combination of theory and talent 9LX = pure talent Talent is how good you are when there's no theory. Looks like Magnus is good only for openings. Turns out Magnus is a talentless patzer who crumbles without opening prep. PATHETIC. Note: Patzer means extremely good at openings but sucks at middlegames and endgames. So much for greatest endgame player of all time ey? Magnus is maybe a GOAT but THE GOAT? Please. How can you be THE GOAT when you're TALENTLESS? saynoto2900 Wesley told Hikaru in stream that 50-70 years 9LX will replace chess. See my vids if you don't believe me. Wesley said in 2018 interview that Bobby or Garry is GOAT. Even if Magnus is GOAT, Magnus is definitely not MTOAT. Don't tell me about 2nd place. 2nd place in 9LX is pathetic for a 4x world chess champion esp 1 who later became 5x world chess champion. 9LX removes openings, so Magnus should be STRONGER not LESS STRONG. Yet Magnus lost 13.5-2.5 to Wesley and didn't get a single win. Why?!?!?!!!! Magnus is a coward because: The 9LX world championship in Iceland doesn't have a candidates the same way the last 4 world chess championships do. Magnus had the privilege to defend against ONLY 1 OPPONENT each of the last 4 times. Here, there isn't like a tournament / a series of tournaments and then the unique winner will face Wesley. Rather Wesley and Magnus will play others in a tournament. Basically Wesley has to play the 9LX candidates to retain the world 9LX title while Magnus never had to play the candidates the last 4 times! If Magnus isn't a coward then Magnus should complain about this! Why the Hell should we accept a new champion esp if it's Magnus if they become champion without beating Wesley? Imagine a round robin of just Wesley Magnus Nepo and Fabi. Imagine they all draw except 1 game where Magnus beats Nepo. Then Magnus out-scores Wesley to become world 9LX champion without actually beating Wesley? PATHETIC! ABSURD! REPREHENSIBLE! COWARDLY! saynoto2900 Bobby Fischer was on top for only a short period of time because FIDE and Anatoly Karpov (no offense Sergey!) were cowards who ran away from Bobby. See? It's happening again. FIDE and Magnus are being cowards running away from Wesley. 9LX saynoto2900 Magnus cheated with David Howell against Danya naroditsky 1 - in the lichess thing. 2 - in relationships. Lol. Anyway Magnus also cheated in world blitz 2019 in distracting alireza. Also Magnus cheated nepo with the knight touch move thing and then said 'do better' as part of gaslighting the reporter. Magnus is like the cheaters tigran V petrosian and tigran L petrosian and is unlike the HONEST people Wesley so and Bobby Fischer. I guess 9LX players have more integrity than chess players. Google "magnus carlsen gaslighting" Quote 1: After playing Chess960, I realise how mentally unwell chess players become the more they play it. They know they will get the same ideal setup every game and they deny the fact that they will mess it up unless they memorise some other geek's ideas. In Chess960 there is nothing to deny. You know you are going to get a far from ideal start position and you know it is up to you to make the best of it and you know you will be playing moves nobody has tried before. Which is better for your mental health? Quote 2: Chess960: The winner is the more agile mind. Chess: The winner is the biggest nerd. Villain: Magnus Carlsen. Supervillain: Hans Niemann. Difference? (Not anal beads but) PRESENTATION Who's the biggest sore loser? Light Yagami (death note), Magnus Carlsen (chess), Garrett Adelstein (poker), Magnus Carlsen (chess960) Note: This post is not (completely) serious.

[@GodsGrieff]

That's just pure fun watching agadmator's analysis :)))

[@BuggatiWeryon]

9:28

[@JJ-zf7bf]

@@nicbentulan spamming everywhere

[@TheZenShark]

Beautiful*

[@hamzaqahtan8854]

"he was soo disgusted of himself it was soo beautiful beautiful to watch"

[@nicbentulan]

Good. Does Magnus Carlsen have something against Americans? Hans Niemann (+ Hans' coach) is American. Wesley So 'completely obliterated' Magnus Carlsen in the 9LX world championship 13.5-2.5 and 4-0. Bobby Fischer invented 9LX. Hans Niemann is American (like Wesley So, Beth Harmon and Bobby Fischer - the 4 of them are American prodigies with dark childhoods). But consider the non-Americans of the next generation: Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa is not American: Magnus gives Pragg today round of APPLAUSE after his Stunning performance (Julius Baer Generation Cup 2022) Andrey Esipenko is not American: Magnus 'didn't say anything when got beaten by Esipenko'. Alireza Firouzja is not American: Don't really have anything to put here except Magnus and the Alireza thingy of world blitz 2019: Initially, Magnus talks on own time after Alireza moves. That's fine. But later after moving and then punching clock Magnus still continues to make noise. Additional: Magnus cheated against Daniel 'Danya' Naroditsky on lichess. Magnus described Hikaru Nakamura as merely 'decent'. Eric Rosen beat Magnus in 9LX. Magnus condescendingly asks Andrea Botez how knights move. St Louis Chess Club is in the US. Also there was that thing with Maurice Ashley. Updates: 1 Is Magnus against Americans (joke theory)? Kostya Kavutskiy replies in Twitch. (2022Sep) 2 'Magnus, like most Scandinavians, probably feels like America is a bit of a barbaric country.' - NM John Chernoff aka zugaddict from lichess and reddit (moderator of r/TournamentChess ) aka GargleBlaster from chesscom told me in chat in 2022Sep. When Wesley So or Bobby Fischer accuse people of cheating, we listen. When Magnus Carlsen accuses, we laugh. Magnus is a cheater too. Magnus was never the world champion. Wesley has been the world champion since 2019. Wesley will beat Magnus in Iceland in 2022Oct. Magnus sucks. Wesley rules. Magnus may be the best currently, but Wesley is the most talented currently. Magnus lost 4-0 actually 13.5-2.5 to Wesley in 9LX . Chess = great = a combination of theory and talent 9LX = pure talent Talent is how good you are when there's no theory. Looks like Magnus is good only for openings. Turns out Magnus is a talentless patzer who crumbles without opening prep. PATHETIC. Note: Patzer means extremely good at openings but sucks at middlegames and endgames. So much for greatest endgame player of all time ey? Magnus is maybe a GOAT but THE GOAT? Please. How can you be THE GOAT when you're TALENTLESS? saynoto2900 Wesley told Hikaru in stream that 50-70 years 9LX will replace chess. See my vids if you don't believe me. Wesley said in 2018 interview that Bobby or Garry is GOAT. Even if Magnus is GOAT, Magnus is definitely not MTOAT. Don't tell me about 2nd place. 2nd place in 9LX is pathetic for a 4x world chess champion esp 1 who later became 5x world chess champion. 9LX removes openings, so Magnus should be STRONGER not LESS STRONG. Yet Magnus lost 13.5-2.5 to Wesley and didn't get a single win. Why?!?!?!!!! Magnus is a coward because: The 9LX world championship in Iceland doesn't have a candidates the same way the last 4 world chess championships do. Magnus had the privilege to defend against ONLY 1 OPPONENT each of the last 4 times. Here, there isn't like a tournament / a series of tournaments and then the unique winner will face Wesley. Rather Wesley and Magnus will play others in a tournament. Basically Wesley has to play the 9LX candidates to retain the world 9LX title while Magnus never had to play the candidates the last 4 times! If Magnus isn't a coward then Magnus should complain about this! Why the Hell should we accept a new champion esp if it's Magnus if they become champion without beating Wesley? Imagine a round robin of just Wesley Magnus Nepo and Fabi. Imagine they all draw except 1 game where Magnus beats Nepo. Then Magnus out-scores Wesley to become world 9LX champion without actually beating Wesley? PATHETIC! ABSURD! REPREHENSIBLE! COWARDLY! saynoto2900 Bobby Fischer was on top for only a short period of time because FIDE and Anatoly Karpov (no offense Sergey!) were cowards who ran away from Bobby. See? It's happening again. FIDE and Magnus are being cowards running away from Wesley. 9LX saynoto2900 Magnus cheated with David Howell against Danya naroditsky 1 - in the lichess thing. 2 - in relationships. Lol. Anyway Magnus also cheated in world blitz 2019 in distracting alireza. Also Magnus cheated nepo with the knight touch move thing and then said 'do better' as part of gaslighting the reporter. Magnus is like the cheaters tigran V petrosian and tigran L petrosian and is unlike the HONEST people Wesley so and Bobby Fischer. I guess 9LX players have more integrity than chess players. Google "magnus carlsen gaslighting" Quote 1: After playing Chess960, I realise how mentally unwell chess players become the more they play it. They know they will get the same ideal setup every game and they deny the fact that they will mess it up unless they memorise some other geek's ideas. In Chess960 there is nothing to deny. You know you are going to get a far from ideal start position and you know it is up to you to make the best of it and you know you will be playing moves nobody has tried before. Which is better for your mental health? Quote 2: Chess960: The winner is the more agile mind. Chess: The winner is the biggest nerd. Villain: Magnus Carlsen. Supervillain: Hans Niemann. Difference? (Not anal beads but) PRESENTATION Who's the biggest sore loser? Light Yagami (death note), Magnus Carlsen (chess), Garrett Adelstein (poker), Magnus Carlsen (chess960) Note: This post is not (completely) serious.

[@lkpro8744]

@@nicbentulan bro how much u get paid, this stuff 😀

[@hamzaa.8082]

@@nicbentulan I do not know about this but everyone knows that magnus is an a** hole.. he is a genius but also that

[@realmheart3751]

@@nicbentulan How old are you?

[@decreasing_entropy3003]

Sadism unleashed!

[@BillHimmel]

Magnus deserves a lot of respect for playing the French defense in 2022! He is truley a master in being unpredictable!

[@vgamerul4617]

"he was so disgusted with himself.. it was beautiful to watch" rofl

[@papanurgle7724]

Thank you Agadmator! Now I can tell everyone of my friends from the library how awesome Gukesh is.

[@Faterson2007]

Your friends at the bar might get offended.

[@fahimp3]

@@Faterson2007 why?

[@69sakibkhan]

Watch Gotham channel, how he appreciated Gukesh..

[@pralayaryan]

R u gay or something ?? Who does that kind of talks among their friends,

[@vipulgupta]

You should also tell it to your friends at the pub. And in case you don't drink, you need to start drinking to make some friends at the pub, chess is incomplete without that.

[@bytesizeml119]

At 4:35 - The two knights supporting the beautiful pawn - Reminded me of the double self-fork position Vaishali had in her game recently

[@shubhanshjain]

This new injection of invigorated youth in chess world with Nodirbek, Gukesh, Arjun and Pragg has definitely kept Magnus going and all of us entertaining. I’m happy Magnus is no more talking about thinking of giving up chess saying he’s not feeling motivated.

[@gregfuller9050]

Is Magnus going to accuse him of cheating? No. Because unlike Nieman he hasn’t been caught cheating multiple times, been banned, and admitted he cheated and his coach has never been caught cheating. See the difference? People still defending Nieman to the better end are just delusional at this point.

[@brethren6577]

"taking a pawn from a position like this is a slap on the face" agadmator

[@syringan2.015]

5:36 thanks for pointing this move agad Wondered why gukesh hadnt made the knight move earlier to trap the queen, because of that pawn move to counter attack the white queen Love this channel ♥️

[@rajair235]

Pragg, Gukesh, Arjun, Nihal : The Fabulous Four of India

[@nicbentulan]

Yeah also none are American. Does Magnus Carlsen have something against Americans? Hans Niemann (+ Hans' coach) is American. Wesley So 'completely obliterated' Magnus Carlsen in the 9LX world championship 13.5-2.5 and 4-0. Bobby Fischer invented 9LX. Hans Niemann is American (like Wesley So, Beth Harmon and Bobby Fischer - the 4 of them are American prodigies with dark childhoods). But consider the non-Americans of the next generation: Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa is not American: Magnus gives Pragg today round of APPLAUSE after his Stunning performance (Julius Baer Generation Cup 2022) Andrey Esipenko is not American: Magnus 'didn't say anything when got beaten by Esipenko'. Alireza Firouzja is not American: Don't really have anything to put here except Magnus and the Alireza thingy of world blitz 2019: Initially, Magnus talks on own time after Alireza moves. That's fine. But later after moving and then punching clock Magnus still continues to make noise. Additional: Magnus cheated against Daniel 'Danya' Naroditsky on lichess. Magnus described Hikaru Nakamura as merely 'decent'. Eric Rosen beat Magnus in 9LX. Magnus condescendingly asks Andrea Botez how knights move. St Louis Chess Club is in the US. Also there was that thing with Maurice Ashley. Updates: 1 Is Magnus against Americans (joke theory)? Kostya Kavutskiy replies in Twitch. (2022Sep) 2 'Magnus, like most Scandinavians, probably feels like America is a bit of a barbaric country.' - NM John Chernoff aka zugaddict from lichess and reddit (moderator of r/TournamentChess ) aka GargleBlaster from chesscom told me in chat in 2022Sep. When Wesley So or Bobby Fischer accuse people of cheating, we listen. When Magnus Carlsen accuses, we laugh. Magnus is a cheater too. Magnus was never the world champion. Wesley has been the world champion since 2019. Wesley will beat Magnus in Iceland in 2022Oct. Magnus sucks. Wesley rules. Magnus may be the best currently, but Wesley is the most talented currently. Magnus lost 4-0 actually 13.5-2.5 to Wesley in 9LX . Chess = great = a combination of theory and talent 9LX = pure talent Talent is how good you are when there's no theory. Looks like Magnus is good only for openings. Turns out Magnus is a talentless patzer who crumbles without opening prep. PATHETIC. Note: Patzer means extremely good at openings but sucks at middlegames and endgames. So much for greatest endgame player of all time ey? Magnus is maybe a GOAT but THE GOAT? Please. How can you be THE GOAT when you're TALENTLESS? saynoto2900 Wesley told Hikaru in stream that 50-70 years 9LX will replace chess. See my vids if you don't believe me. Wesley said in 2018 interview that Bobby or Garry is GOAT. Even if Magnus is GOAT, Magnus is definitely not MTOAT. Don't tell me about 2nd place. 2nd place in 9LX is pathetic for a 4x world chess champion esp 1 who later became 5x world chess champion. 9LX removes openings, so Magnus should be STRONGER not LESS STRONG. Yet Magnus lost 13.5-2.5 to Wesley and didn't get a single win. Why?!?!?!!!! Magnus is a coward because: The 9LX world championship in Iceland doesn't have a candidates the same way the last 4 world chess championships do. Magnus had the privilege to defend against ONLY 1 OPPONENT each of the last 4 times. Here, there isn't like a tournament / a series of tournaments and then the unique winner will face Wesley. Rather Wesley and Magnus will play others in a tournament. Basically Wesley has to play the 9LX candidates to retain the world 9LX title while Magnus never had to play the candidates the last 4 times! If Magnus isn't a coward then Magnus should complain about this! Why the Hell should we accept a new champion esp if it's Magnus if they become champion without beating Wesley? Imagine a round robin of just Wesley Magnus Nepo and Fabi. Imagine they all draw except 1 game where Magnus beats Nepo. Then Magnus out-scores Wesley to become world 9LX champion without actually beating Wesley? PATHETIC! ABSURD! REPREHENSIBLE! COWARDLY! saynoto2900 Bobby Fischer was on top for only a short period of time because FIDE and Anatoly Karpov (no offense Sergey!) were cowards who ran away from Bobby. See? It's happening again. FIDE and Magnus are being cowards running away from Wesley. 9LX saynoto2900 Magnus cheated with David Howell against Danya naroditsky 1 - in the lichess thing. 2 - in relationships. Lol. Anyway Magnus also cheated in world blitz 2019 in distracting alireza. Also Magnus cheated nepo with the knight touch move thing and then said 'do better' as part of gaslighting the reporter. Magnus is like the cheaters tigran V petrosian and tigran L petrosian and is unlike the HONEST people Wesley so and Bobby Fischer. I guess 9LX players have more integrity than chess players. Google "magnus carlsen gaslighting" Quote 1: After playing Chess960, I realise how mentally unwell chess players become the more they play it. They know they will get the same ideal setup every game and they deny the fact that they will mess it up unless they memorise some other geek's ideas. In Chess960 there is nothing to deny. You know you are going to get a far from ideal start position and you know it is up to you to make the best of it and you know you will be playing moves nobody has tried before. Which is better for your mental health? Quote 2: Chess960: The winner is the more agile mind. Chess: The winner is the biggest nerd. Villain: Magnus Carlsen. Supervillain: Hans Niemann. Difference? (Not anal beads but) PRESENTATION Who's the biggest sore loser? Light Yagami (death note), Magnus Carlsen (chess), Garrett Adelstein (poker), Magnus Carlsen (chess960) Note: This post is not (completely) serious.

[@vijaygarv]

@@nicbentulan Nice.

[@EDWARD_FLEX]

@@nicbentulan >Note: This post is not (completely) serious. never add such a disclaimer to one of your posts again

[@vgamerul4617]

@@nicbentulan ok

[@newUser-hc8nz]

@@nicbentulan YES?

[@Beerfish777]

India is just loaded with young promising players. I can see an India vs India world championship match some day.

[@HamzaKhan-xi9yc]

Gukesh is easily my favorite player in the modern era. Yeah Prag is good but Gukesh is gonna be a bigger legend in my opinion

[@SohamShivoham]

Arjun is the best.

[@pralayaryan]

@@SohamShivoham gukesh is better

[@wasifhossain7076]

Nodirbek!

[@beautyorpower5288]

i hope magnus is serious when he says chess is most fun when he is facing a real challenger, because for the rest of his life he's gonna be facing a different breed of chess monsters

[@williamrobert9898]

Like who? Lol

[@sdct27]

It's good to know that chess for the future is in good hands. Gukesh for sure is world championship calibre.

[@ΓιωργοςΚ-ρ6κ]

I mean he didnt play that good,magnus just blundered

[@williamrobert9898]

@@ΓιωργοςΚ-ρ6κ Exactly it's not like he outplayed Magnus or something but a win is a win you.know

[@opnoobda4746]

well well well

[@ramachandra776]

Nihal seems left out of the "defeat Magnus" party 🙂 . Arjun , Pragg and now Gukesh . Hope Nihal joins in .

[@jeetk]

He just beat ding liren few days back. So, could potentially give magnus a good fight if not win

[@ItachiUchiha-ns1il]

He did already.

[@damiester1]

@@jeetk Not classical lol

[@dennismuller1141]

@@damiester1 This game wasn't in classical time format either

[@ahmermehmood1177]

Bro Magnus Carlsen will literally destroy each one of them in classical format.He is not good in short formats and needs time to calculate.Not only these players you mentioned but many other players defeated him in short formats so that not something unusual

[@varadj83]

I wanted this game from you. Thank you for posting this. Big fan of your channel 🤘🏽❤️

[@michaelvilabrera7933]

the delivery.. so deadpan 😂 you are a gem sir 🎩💎

[@erhhsdhh2099]

That pawn placement was insane- props to the 16 year old lad who managed to do that to the World Champion!

[@edwinkhaled1018]

The spectacular thing about all the defeats from the young prodigies is that they're all from the same origin.

[@edisontesla3932]

Antonio just loves watching someone in pain. He even shows the reason for someone's anguish in slow motion twice.

[@josephsuruiz]

Agad, you are too quick! Thank you!

[@Flipty18]

Damn, 16 years old and such a nice beard

[@Steven_56]

Common thing in India

[@VK-pd8zz]

Its his adulthood photo.

[@Jack78680]

@@VK-pd8zz Abey lodu abhi bhi 16 ka hai woh tabhi toh badi baat hai

[@satvikmanocha0]

@@Steven_56 M 17.5 ka hu. Meri nahi aa rahi bhaii😭😂

[@quizforupsc6500]

It's comman thing in India.

[@awriter1214]

Magnus was so disgusted with himself, it was beautiful to watch Antonio finally having his moment of vengeance on Magnus for being defeated ruthlessly

[@irvandipawangsa3609]

What ado you mean by "being defeated ruthlessly"? Did you even watch the game? It was Magnus who was dominating the game and winning. Then he blundered and that's how Gukesh won. It wasn't like a big victory where Gukesh outplayed Magnus from the opening until the end. Yeah, but still understanable. Win is a win. And if you win against Magnus even when your game is poor, it is still considered "Ruthless Play"

[@adrianus6928]

Two clarifications: First, Magnus wasn't dominating but he had the advantage and a better position before that ...Re8 move, but thats why listening to what the engines say is oversimplifying the fact that are positions where just one move (or even just one line that can be several moves) mantains the edge for the player who is "wining" or "much better" according to the engines. Also, although is not the case that Magnus' opponents are dominating, most of the time they are playing very well, but Magnus errs less than them and also takes opportunities more often when they blunder or make an impresition, so in this level of chess is about who commits the first mistake and who takes advantage of said mistake, at least in most of the cases. The first comment was about a blitz game that Magnus and Agad had online some mounths ago, where Magnus did domain the entire game and won. In fact he was playing hand-brain with a friend, which by his standars was decreasing a little his level. That's why Antonio (agad) had his "vengeance" on Magnus with that joke.

[@irvandipawangsa3609]

@@adrianus6928 Ah I see, so that's what he meant by "the ruthless play". Thank you for the clarification, though

[@myracel2424]

@@irvandipawangsa3609 Gukesh successfully baited and took Magnus in dark forest from where the latter could not come out.

[@pralayaryan]

@@irvandipawangsa3609 yes u r right but in the end result matters bro. But yes "ruthlessly" is an unnecessary statement

[@burakates2036]

"goes for b4 as one always should". truer words were never spoken :D

[@neoindian9662]

Indian chess is getting better day by day. Good luck Gukesh, yesterday Arjun defeated Carlson. 😃👍

[@rahulpanda5699]

Youngest world chess champion ( I'm from future )

[@jonathan.palfrey]

I'm not much of a player, but I was happy to find the correct move for once. Of course, I didn't think through all of the possible continuations, but it seemed the most promising option to me.

[@ZeCroiSSanT950]

At 6:00 I actually was thinking that Ng6 was possible - I didn't calculate it all out of course, but I thought it might have some potential.

[@cloudforest4087]

Very impressive game by Gukesh. The end position looks nasty.

[@Ki113r0wN]

Agad confirmed as a sadist 😂

[@pralayaryan]

What ?

[@quantum_beeb]

Gukesh is 16 going on 42 lol

[@Devananta-Rafiq]

Lol puberty hits hard

[@Dan1elAndrade]

Man, what was up with such good chess today?? One of my best chessistic sundays

[@arightscepter]

I remember me when I was fifteen years of age. That is mind boggling to be that strong and confident at anything at that age. And successful somewhat it seems :)

[@williamrobert9898]

Chill bro Gukesh played like a terrified cat like no joke, it was obvious he was so nervous in this game until Magnus made that one move blunder

[@alvarobusquets]

A year later he wins the candidates

[@james5669]

e6 pawn was wreaking havoc. Great game.

[@paintba11]

Love seeing Magnus have a hard time! Used to be impartial for the most part, just wanted to see interesting games. Ever since the to GMS say Hans cheated OTB for some time, I'm always suspicious. I'm not accusing anyone, but anytime king Magnus loses, or any major underdog wins, I start thinking how easy it was for Hans. I already blocked some Chess channels, because listening to them has changed my view on Chess, for the worse. I don't enjoy it as much anymore:( I used to admire great looking games. I may be a noob, but the thought of anal beads is always in the front of my mind after any of the spectacular wins.

[@CStoph1979]

You should see someone. If your thoughts are about anal beads, there is something wrong with you.

[@criminalcase996]

Hans has not cheated OTB. Its impossible to cheat with such high security in elite tournaments. also the fide top most authority for cheating has similar analysis. I'm dropping the link here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4CZd6Kqnbt_a5o

[@MartinGall1]

"After this Queen to B6 move it would seem that the best move for Magnus is just to resign the game" 😂

[@pianist7325]

"He was so disgusted with himself, it was beautiful to watch"- Agad

[@idrisssaoudi2652]

Who came here after Gukesh wins the candidates 2024?

[@RaviKiran-kr4wk]

18 moves of theory and 10 moves after that to finish the game. Absolute brilliancy.

[@danielclv97]

Pause the video to ask, that is a photo of a 16yo?!

[@jgyasu]

It's common to have that beard at 16 in the countries of Indian subcontinent.

[@aks014]

who is here after he wins candidates 😱😱😱

[@ogbmt]

I found the move of Qb6 at 7:00 with the idea of maybe playing Rxe7 and then Qd8+. I didn't even notice the knight could also trap the black queen, or the Qb7 idea lol

[@miguelparada5283]

Same. It was kind of "Ok, we need to threaten that back rank".

[@mknote]

Is there a particular reason people tend to disfavor queenside castling? I always thought that the reason people didn't castle queenside as much is because you need to move the queen in addition to the knight and bishop. However, I've seen many instances on this channel in which a player can castle queenside on their move, but castling kingside requires moving one (or even two!) pieces... and yet they move the pieces and castle kingside. In this game, for instance, Gukesh could castle queenside after Magnus plays b5 (1:50), while the bishop is blocking kingside castling on f1, yet Gukesh ends up castling kingside. What's even stranger to me is that, in this instance, Gukesh's kingside is more open than his queenside! I see it often enough that it's basically a trend, and I don't know if I'm missing something.

[@GeraldM_inNC]

It's hard to put it into words. I actually like castling queenside, in order to throw my pawns directly at the opponent's king, but I lose queenside far more often than I do kingside. Part of it is that the A2 pawn becomes an Achilles Heel, but there's more to it.

[@theyruinedyoutubeagain]

4 videos in a day, what a beast

[@exs1803]

Awesome game, Gukesh is brilliant.

[@GeraldM_inNC]

Future world champion. It's not a matter of "if", it's a matter of "when".

[@siddharthpruthi6613]

#suggestion - Arjun beating Magnus yesterday!

[@hampannashampanna33]

What a gukesh....!!!!! Really awesome👏

[@kona7043]

Having watched the other gukesh video and knowing only a few of the pros I'd 100% have not believed someone saying he's 16 yrs old. Dude grows a beard I can't even manage.

[@tomascayul5728]

this game was very beautifull, thx agad!

[@arightscepter]

That is a laugh out loud happy kind of game to watch. So good

[@rajeshjantilal]

Many thanks for this video.Great game and analysis.Cheers.

[@franciskapapa2381]

Agad teasing us with those Steinitz quotes.

[@aaronsung6208]

Gukesh looks like he can be Praggu's uncle, I totally did not expect him to be this young.

[@AjeetSingh-xq4yb]

Pragg, Gukesh, Vidit, Harekrishna and Erigaisi. India is stacked with talent right now.

[@GeraldM_inNC]

Stacked. Have any of them beaten Anand in a classical game?

[@IndranilFromIndia]

@@GeraldM_inNC Pentala in Euro Clubs

[@wynoglia]

Man, Indians rising up Edit: "(Magnus) he was so digusted with himself, it was beautiful to watch" - Agad 2022

[@CMAAvinash]

09:18 "Best for Magnus is to Resign the game."😅 Adag.

[@petarloncar1670]

at 2:18 is knight a4 good after pawn b4? you cant capture with knight because queen will hang no?

[@MrGouldilocks]

I had no idea Gukesh was only 16 years old. Just going off of his thumbnail photo, the dude looks like he could be anywhere from 16-50 years old.

[@luutzennijdam7213]

Impressive game in Rapid by Gukesh. He will become worldchamp one day.:D

[@williamrobert9898]

Lol

[@luutzennijdam7213]

@@williamrobert9898 Not?

[@kartik_12]

“It seems that the best move for Magnus is just to resign the game” 😣😣😣

[@s0ulweaver]

I knew it!!! Gukesh had it in him

[@mikev324]

9:48 What if Magnus had played King to F8 to defend his rook? Could that have saved him from white mating him?

[@oldieSplit]

Re8+... Followed by Qc6+ and easy checkmate

[@albertjumping4648]

best part of the video 10:56 "again compliments of the e6 pawn." hahahah that pawn makes all the difference. it cost Magnus the game. how in the world did the pawn got there?! this game shows the power of having an advanced isolated pawn. Magnus failed to calculate this one properly. he traded too quickly or allowed a bad trade to happen. ok it is a rapid game, still we are talking about "the world champion." you don't let your opponent land an advanced pawn for nothing. you either see it or you are playing very bad. probably Magnus thought that the pawn would be too weak and that eventually it will fall? he might have thought that, but he also probably rushed to attack too quickly. notice how he was pushing his queen in attacking mode, sitting in the middle of the board on e5 from which position it has greatest power and flexibility as it has lots of scope. normally this type of positions, being so crowded and complicated, present interesting tactical play. something was bound to give and you can almost feel it. for a moment it looked like white was losing something and since black was attacking everywhere. Magnus went for that b2 pawn right away, weakening the back of his domain. he left his king unguarded and had a single rook to defend against back rank checkmate. but the rook was also overloaded with the job of attacking white's e6 pawn and preventing its promotion. white hence saw the weaknesses in black's formation and immediately went for blood! by the way, i paused the video and did find the winning move queen b6. did you guys and girls find it also? i immediately perceived all the following sequences leading up to mate, the whole idea of rook takes knight, and if rook takes rook, then follows queen d8 check, rook e8, queen x rook mate. so yes that was easy once you have discovered the winning move of queen b6. but why Magnus failed to see this? who knows. this game deserves a more in depth analysis, i think. people can learn from this game. by the way people, this type of position where you have lots of pieces crowding the center and a centralized queen usually hint at such possibilities like "queen trap," so Magnus' sense of danger failed him this time. he was so caught up with trying to outsmart his opponent that he totally forgot that his queen might be trapped. by the time he realizes this, it is too late and, of course, the idea of losing this way catches him by total surprise. what really caused Magnus to lose sight of what his opponent Gukesh was up to? well, it is easy, he was deeply looking at that b2 pawn, aiming with both his rook on a2 and queen on e5, also trying to catch white's king with some surprise attack and at the same time seeking to remove that e6 advanced pawn. so an overloaded queen. by the way, Magnus did had a lovely knight perfectly position on e4, this set up of queen hiding behind the e4 knight also might created a blindness that made Magnus feel confident that his queen was in no danger of being trapped at all. observe for those of you interested in more analysis that this was mainly a "knights game" and no bishops remained, which is a bit weird since in the majority of games there is usually one or more bishops playing till the end. so the knights prove to be just as dangerous if they are properly handled and mobilized to key positions from where they can exert the most pressure or threats. white's king was never in any danger, it did not experienced a single check. remember that earlier Magnus had played a similar idea of positioning his queen behind a knight on c5, which allows for a sort of pin by white's queen that was scoping the line of g1 to a7. so we see this queen behind knight theme happening twice in this game. it shows that such themes are not ok and can lead to trouble if the player isn't familiar with it. a strong player might exploit it to its advantage, which is exactly what Gukesh did here. Antonio earlier in the analysis of the video mentions this starting at 2:53, a very good smart analysis indeed. as Antonio says, Magnus is forced to play f6, which is probably the losing move. but as i explained already, the idea of allowing white to pin black's knight on c5 is probably the worst move that Magnus made. black's queen should not be behind a knight. earlier in the game black could have move the knight by taking the bishop with check and then trading queens, and that might have been a better move choice by Magnus! another thing to observe in this game is the fact that the black king castles into even more danger, with white's e6 pawn limiting the king's space as it covers the f7 square and allowing for a possible background mate. around 4:08 Magnus makes the lovely powerful move of knight e4 attacking the queen and landing on the fine post e4. players should always seek those nice moves that have dual or triple effects in their game. the key move of white, in my view, happens with knight d4. now exactly what is Gukesh thinking???! why is white allowing black to take another free pawn on a2???? has white gone insane? i mean, with the move rook x a2 Magnus is able to threaten the b2 pawn also. So either Gukesh blundered or he had more deeper plans or tricks up his sleeves. after white plays rook c7, the position turns very complicated. white obviously is attacking the unprotected knight on e7. even Antonio says it at 4:54 "and this is such a complicated position that it is hard to really make out the what what here." it appears that Magnus is winning, but my God, king Gukesh was really aiming at something much bigger and precious: black's queen. so was white's rook c7 a distraction intended to deceive black into believing that white was only aiming at the knight on e7 when in reality it was the queen that white was trying to get? did Gukesh really planned all this or was it something that he accidentally happened upon? again who knows. it seems that Gukesh had a plan and that he executed it well. Magnus got too greedy, which is typical of his overall style, he has the habit of being too aggressive and always likes to be the one attacking, which is partly the reason why he wins most of his games. he tends to over dominate his opponents this way, but fiercely attacking them and or pressuring them to the point of weakening them. we can observe this in this game, how Magnus manages to win not one but 2 pawns! and as i mentioned earlier, he was about to steal yet another pawn on b2. i think that common knowledge and chess wisdom says that before you start to attack your enemy you must first make sure that your castle and king are safely protected. Magnus may have overlooked the fact that his king wasn't too safe at all. he clearly missed white's rook c7 move, otherwise he would have done something else to prevent it, probably retreating his rook was a better choice. but as mentioned before, he usually likes to lead an all out attack onto his opponent's king or territory. lastly, i want to mention that Magnus isn't invincible. every chess player makes mistakes, even the world's highest rated player Magnus makes lots of mistake, some of which people do not see always. so people shouldn't come down on him too hard. Besides this was a rapid game where anything can happen. nice video, quite instructive and entertaining as are all the other videos produced by Antonio. ok that's all folks! hope you've enjoyed my comments and analysis today. thanks

[@ritanshusingh8064]

Many people are confused with the Gukesh's beard as he is 16. Its a general trend in India and probably a genetic one as its commonly seen in India that highschool boys start to grow beard

[@bchfvvv6164]

The best move for Magnus is just to resign the game - Agad

[@danielmakhlouf8931]

the day has come

[@TheUberjammer]

And it was in 2054 that Magnus was defeated by a 3 year old Danish chess player. Said Magnus: "I couldn't find my teeth! Where are my teeth!" His opponent was described as playing the "guioco carina fortississimo" defense. With this game, Magnus has finally been beaten by someone who had fewer words in her vocabulary than Magnus had won games against Fabi. Said an unknown correspondent: "And it was in this position that Magnus decided to take up checkers."

[@JJ-zf7bf]

it was beautiful to watch

[@tonybarfridge4369]

I enjoy the way u analyse the game so well. Next, Magnus faces the schoolkid onslaught 😆

[@dariobalado4054]

Move 25 for black the engine recommends Kg6 only. As usual stockfish going bananas.

[@jackreacher8324]

Congrats to Gukesh,, he's just a genius. And'' Agad really enjoyed seeing Magnus disgusted with himself''!!! He doesn't hold back at all!!!

[@spirokaci]

Ladies and gentelmans,don;t you ever forget the power of a pawn on e6. Not as powerful as b4,but still poweful enough.

[@Ronspike007]

Guys just upvote or like this comment... Such a beautiful and spectacular comment...!!

[@spirokaci]

@@Ronspike007 hahaaaaa...thanks man

[@mfiptz]

Where can we watch these games live?

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Nice Win by Gukesh I do see this video is 7 months ago funny how Magnus took the lost on Gukesh 17th Birthday in stride

[@horacioariash]

Nice mustaches and beard for such a young boy!

[@jerel42]

This was blitz and Gukesh found Qb6??? That's incredible!!

[@williamrobert9898]

1) this was Rapid not Blitz 2) Qb6 is easy to find even for a Candidate Master

[@tdaniel465]

Spectacular move queen to b6 🎯

[@tazali9667]

Wondering if it was possible if magnus captured the knight on F4 with the queen instead of knight E4 to F5

[@vishnukumarpaswan9053]

5:33 Surprisingly , that was the first move that came to my mind .

[@chennaiboy8465]

Gukesh defeated many chess live commentators along with Magnus

[@shnoogums1]

what a game by gukesh! good for him

[@snoozy04]

Qb6 probably the most powerful move in chess history

[@abhijeetkulkarni5021]

"he was so disgusted with himself. It was beautiful to watch" -Agadmator

[@jeremiahlyleseditor437]

Looks like Magnus could have salvaged the game if @4:15 he would have played P:H6

[@Near_Void]

*OMG HE MUST BE CHEATING* In all seriousness though. He is very good and magnus had a slipup

[@Suraj-zg5qc]

You forgot to mention the time taken by Gukesh to play Queen to B6. It is less than 5 seconds.

[@X00000370]

Did Gukesh discover Magnus' opening prep like Han? Nah, he just beat him straight up, it happens.

[@williamrobert9898]

One of the cringiest comments ever

[@X00000370]

@@williamrobert9898 It was sarcasm ...