You really don't have to apologize for a longer analysis, I love watching your videos and the longer they are, the more time it is to enjoy them.

@andrewmacintosh1388

Жыл бұрын

We all do

@007blond

Жыл бұрын

I agree, I love longer Agadmator videos

@jx14aby

Жыл бұрын

I try to find the games somewhere else so I can enjoy the drama without Antonio ruining it. Bu I always like to watch his videos for his analysis.

@giannisxalkis1965

Жыл бұрын

Yeah im always excited when the video is long

@johnangeloperez9866

Жыл бұрын

after watching the video , this is the same thought passed my mind. he made this long videos entertaining so there is nothing to be sorry.

Agadmator’s style is so much better than all the other big chess youtubers

@jackbicknell4711

Жыл бұрын

Yeah because he's got the best understanding of people. Levy is cringe, hikaru is just irritating and most of the others are just abit weird. Chessbrahs are good too. But our agad is the classiest, the most engaging, the best.

@mikes.8647

Жыл бұрын

@@jackbicknell4711 very well said

@ballaking1000

Жыл бұрын

@@jackbicknell4711 ChessNetwork is an OG chess channel- basically dated all the way back to when youtube first started.. The only channel I prefer over agad by the slightest of margins- yet that channel never gets ANY recognition for some reason.. that guy is such an amazing storyteller as the game unfolds and I just don't get why he gets slept on so hard.

@SuperMaanas

Жыл бұрын

Gotham Chess has fallen really far

@jackbicknell4711

Жыл бұрын

@@ballaking1000 Interesting I hadn't even come across this channel, I'll check it out

The game where Gukesh D upgraded to Gukesh A

@vinnizereypilapil5618

Жыл бұрын

😂😂

@leonardocontreras9690

Жыл бұрын

The game where Pragg got Gukesh's D

@sumukhshankarhegde2853

Жыл бұрын

@@leonardocontreras9690 lol 🤣

@yethenkosi5046

Жыл бұрын

Good stuff right there

@hsemarubab

Жыл бұрын

Same joke everytime

This game is a masterpiece! ... What a heck of a game ... Definitely in the books forever!

This guy’s channel is much purer than gothamchess. No drama, no drumrolls, no begging for subscribers. Comes to the match straight away and analysis is top notch. Only thing lacking is the win prediction percentage.

@bradleywalker8642

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I like seeing the engine evaluation bar.

@IulianMihaiu

Жыл бұрын

gothamchess is just commercial-hollywood-advertising-type thing, full of clickbait headlines, bombastic talk, money giving, drama, and pretty much everything I don't like. Agadmator had hundreds of thousand of subscribers when gothamchess made his 1st video two years ago, and a much interesting and intellectual fan base. In the youtube chess comunity Agadmator is the simply the purest and best channel ever.

@SebinMatthew-tn7pp

Жыл бұрын

@@bradleywalker8642 i think you like hype and drama that comes with gotham chess. sure is entertaining i watch it too, but agadmator is class.

@divyanshgupta5969

Жыл бұрын

gotham and agadmator both are pure gold ....... don't compare gold with gold

@mugiwara-no-luffy

Жыл бұрын

@@IulianMihaiu why is that a bad thing? gothamchess has made chess so extremely popular in recent times. agadmator is my favourite but obviously i can see the appeal for gothamchess's channel

This was a really great game. The quality of the game was top notch. And I think people always enjoy detailed analysis, since it is Chess. There is no point giving superficial analysis in Chess. So ideal time for a video is between 15-20 min.

@allemon93

Жыл бұрын

I think it depends obviously on the quality/complexity of the positions that arise. For example WCC game 6 Carlsen vs Nepo was extremely complicated and the 40 minutes feel appropriate. Then there's Anand's immortal that lasts little over 20 minutes and the position are super complex too but one sided. In the end it comes down to how much you can milk the content with concepts

great post, I truly enjoy ur 'longer' videos. Cheers

Gukesh is looking into my soul

@Scofield9975

Жыл бұрын

😂😂

@kamtayadav8572

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣

Agadmator your expanded analysis was extremely helpful, insightful and very much needed in such a complicated game. 👍👍

I was hoping that Jorden's escape vs. Vincent in this round would be shown, but Gukesh had this amazing win. You can't see the Foreest for the D.

@darylbrown6739

Жыл бұрын

That's hilarious

@leonardocontreras9690

Жыл бұрын

Better than not seeing the D through the forest

@davidcopson5800

Жыл бұрын

I wonder how many will twig your pun. Nice to see you branching out. I'll leaf it at that.

@well_said7846

Жыл бұрын

A good pun after a good while

Appreciate you, agad! ❤

"And Black solved all of his problems" Love it 😄

what a game by Gukesh! Wow!

You are looking so nice so beautiful great game fantastic video keep up good work thanks for shared stay always connected dear friend. God bless you 🌹🌹🌹🌷🍒🍇❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏

Beautiful. Love the alternative routes.

That exciting moment Agadmator is like... "look at dis"

Never apologize for longer videos.

I don't mind if the video is longer love the content and i like the way you explain things very entertaining.

#suggestion: Jorden van Foreest vs Vincent Keymer. I need help to make sense of that end game

Whenever I am watching a game between Pragg and Gukesh I feel like I was having a stroke :DD Insanity

Two upcoming monsters 🔥❤️

@SpellingBeeC

Жыл бұрын

two cheaters with engine

@ShomilSaxena

Жыл бұрын

@@SpellingBeeC no way you just said that 💀💀

@Scofield9975

Жыл бұрын

@@SpellingBeeC Dumb sucker🐶😂

@tamatamt

Жыл бұрын

@@SpellingBeeC ??? what, please expain

@ambivert0208

Жыл бұрын

@@SpellingBeeC Yeah, other's living in stone age?

Pragg is so intimidating at the board 😳

Lets just take a moment to admire Agadmator has posted once more

White's victory required unrelenting precision. If I were handed Gukesh's winning position, I could never have played with the precision necessary to bring it home.

Your analysis is best...so informative nd njoyable

Very complicated game and great analysis Agadmator.

We love you Mr Radiç From Uganda,east Africa!

Probably my favorite game of all time.

I like the time stamps. Sometimes I don't have the time to watch the whole video and they help me get to the parts I like as I like chess puzzles. When the time stamps aren't there I sometimes skip the video.

“Complicated” that my friend is the understatement of the year !

Thank you Enjoyed your analysis of the Game shows all the aspects and possibilities the Grand Masters are aware of players like myself would not foresee many of these things thanks again

I was eagerly waiting for that

#suggestion Adhiban versus Eline Robers was a sac fest brilliancy

Capture, capture! and now, hans favorit word

#suggestion pls check out Salimova - Yordanov (Bulgarian Men's [sic!] Championships 2023) - absolutely sick game, and she's doing great all tournament, could become Bulgarian Male Champion :)

YES AGAD WE ARE USING THESE we love the timestamps :)

What a game !!! How do they prepare such moves like remembering like computer?!

Best in the business...everyone👍🏻

Nicely analyzed

#suggestion round 10 of tata steel challengers: luis paulo supi VS ivic velimer supi had an worst position throughout the entire game, but manages to find all the best moves in the end, makes a comeback after 72 moves and finishes with an nice double horse action

Awesome game

The kind of game you expect from top 10 ranked players.

Praggnanandhaa is only 17 and made $129k playing chess last year. What a little legend!

Thank you for your analysis! Very helpful. I enjoyed the game more listening to your comments.

Nice 👌

This is one of the craziest games I've ever seen.

I use the time stamps. It's really not a huge deal if they're missing. If it's a ton of work to create them its probably not worth the trouble. But yes, I use the time stamps and read the notes.

What wonderful analysis. Would only had loved if you had explained the rational behind the sacrifice a bit more. Anyways, a great game and you analysed it with some class

Thanks

Yess agad we are using themm

I surrender without firing a shot... I doubt if I will ever play again. But I love watching.

Incredibly strong chess.

I knew this game was going up right away!! Magnus storming back in the tournament but Abdusattorov playing too good right now I think

No kidding -- very complicated game here!

Was a crazy game pragg had the advantage early then preceded to take risks and get destroyed

I love how the players are going by just one name now 😆😍

Reminds me of a game you'd see in the 20th century. Less reliance on solid computer lines and more risk-taking and tactics. Reminiscent of Fischer or Alekhine.

what an awesome game

Great Game a lot of Offense

Monsters in disguise.

What a game.

My head hurts!

Once tata steel ends I reckon u. Can start the steinitz Saga as WCC 23 is only in April.

Funny at 4:53. He says now that I've shown you, you're probably thinking: "sure, what else would I play". Haha. How many of us thought that? I wish I could calculate and see that stuff but I'm too new at chess. I do see it... after he shows it.

Happy republic day🇮🇳

#suggestion I want to see Wesley So's games.

If you make a 30 min video that will be like a treat for us. You don't even have to mention anything for some 16 min video.

Any thoughts on why Prag sacrificed the knight on g4? I know there was so much to cover in this game that getting into that specific tactic would have made the analysis really long. For an incisive player, I expected that he would have done his cost benefit analysis to see that getting his Queen to a2 was probably less valuable than a whole minor piece? Otherwise, no quarter given by either player! Great game and thanks for covering it.

@Ennar

Жыл бұрын

I watched Gukesh's interview and he talked about the same line Agad shows at 10:40. Apparently, Prag missed that Bc4 is a mating attack.

@jihawk33

Жыл бұрын

May be expecting a bishop-bishop exchange so that he can save the knight by playing Nxe5. However he didn't sacifice it, instead took back with Qxe6. That was the blunder which cost him the match.. Qxe6 left his queen with limited attacking and defending options. Also the knight was always blocking the rook from Rxg7. Even if he lose it, it wouldnt be taken by the rook or queen as it was protected. Anyways Pragg messed it up from 9:25. And Gukesh played the situation wonderfully well.

Gukesh is a beast

That was a great game, I was talking on the phone and half paying attention and when I got off the phone I had no clue how we got to where we were and had to go back to the start and watch that again. ;-)

Mindboggeling game! How is it possible that two people can calculatie these lines?

Yes, I do using those time stamps

My English starts with c4 then e4 before any knight moves are made that way center is already secured

5:16 Ng8+ wins the exchange seems interesting too (if Kg8, mate in two). Bishop moves to prevent mate, and then Bc3, maybe?

I feel like I'm watching a game between Magnus and Hikaru

A Di Đà Phật

gg

I'll give you a second ..... feels good 🤣🤣

👏.🙂

V all love ur long dtailed análisis... Dont b sorry

#suggestion Ivic X Supi Tata B

@ 3:34 I don't think he moved his pawn to open up the f file. I think it was more so that he can defend a check with white's horse using the black rook in case his pawn is pinned by white's rook.

#suggestion Carlsen Hossain Baku Olympics 2016

#suggestion round 11 tata steel challengers: luis paulo supi vs eline roebers supi breaks through with a nice pawn to b4. come on, we know you can't resist those

at 5:13 agadmator .. you missed a mate called the smoother ... instead of having the queen eat black's bishop .. attack blacks king with your knight and the rest is history

@orrimoch5226

Жыл бұрын

Exactly 😊

@jihawk33

Жыл бұрын

Is it like Nf7+ Rxf7 Qxf7 h6 No mate i think

@andrewsherman2310

Жыл бұрын

But the rook can capture the knight and avoid mate. The players are at too high a level to let a smother happen in this position. They’ll gladly lose the exchange to save the king

There is a word that E E 'Doc' Smith is a little too fond of using in the "Lensman" books: coruscating. It means sparkly and flashing and multi-coloured, full of tiny detail, like a chest full of varied jewel stones. It fits what must be happening inside the minds of these two during this game.

@cygnustsp

Жыл бұрын

This should be pinned comment

@philippereeves9241

Жыл бұрын

Emmanuel Macron also stated that "Coruscant" was his favorite word from the French language. Definitely top level vocabulary!

this is the best channel for chess but to be honest i miss his dog

This type of game scares me so much.

I think we all cab agree that we need a tal game

6:47 after ooo, Bxa3. It seems that black can draw or win after bxB and Qxa3+. Since black lost anyway this can't be worse than the move that was played.

Yes we use the time stamps!

Pragg is my favorite new gen player. In order would be Pragg, Gukesh, Erigaisi, Keymer, then Nordirbeck.

😀

Incredibly complicated

You missed queen checkmate ✌🏻

6:55 Was Bxa3 here a move maybe?

I think some hour long specials would be appreciated by everyone. Maybe if you can reach a certain monetary goal to help your efforts, I'm sure you'd be well compensated for your work.

where are the time stamps??????

Trying to figure out why Pragg didn’t sac the bishop when the king side was so weak with that battery

{{{ Gukesh }}}