Dog's Gambit going behind

@palaceofwisdom9448

5 жыл бұрын

If I could enjoy a couch that much I'd never leave my living room.

@agadmatorsdog9273

5 жыл бұрын

woof

@123ang321

5 жыл бұрын

still love this comment

@67L48

5 жыл бұрын

Come for the chess analysis ... stay for the dog.

@punkrachmaninoff

3 жыл бұрын

The Dog is the reincarnation of Larsen; he doesn’t like when we analyze the series.

I will never get tired of watching Medo in the background going to town on the couch.

@wchatcher9318

3 жыл бұрын

Medo is demonstrating exercises to use to combat altitude sickness.

Larsens expression of disgust in his photo makes more and more sense as the match goes on

@msizimanqele2811

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@NationalSportsEntertainmentNSE

Жыл бұрын

The funniest is watching the picture of Bobby vs the Greenblatt💀

'Work hard for your meal" I need to remind myself of that when I'm in a winning position. It ain't over till it's over!

@rafaelstroggilos1309

5 жыл бұрын

haha that feeling, awesome!

@andrewptob

5 жыл бұрын

I just blundered a few games online tonight. I didn’t work hard enough for the meal!

Garry Kasparov vs deep blue...one where Kasparov lost for the first time against a computer

@sevih.8427

5 жыл бұрын

Aryan Shanbhag wanted to say that But i am way to late haha

@randharma

5 жыл бұрын

The computer crashed. Kasparov made the valid point, if an apponent crashes you win.

@coxscorner

5 жыл бұрын

That was kind of a fluke. The match was tied after 5 games and Kasparov misplayed an opening he never plays and got a bad position from the start. Not an interesting game, not really.

@bobfree1226

4 жыл бұрын

Fisher beat the computer everytime he played one an it was over quick and fast.Fisher would beat Kasparov in any series,he was far ahead in moves with every russian i saw cept maybe tal,and a few others.

@nyamka3978

4 жыл бұрын

Why are you comparing Computer from 70's to Deep blue in 1997 lol.

My favorite part is the dog flopping around in the back.

I love Fischer's brain taking advantage in game 3 where he took advantage of the slow a6 move by playing f5 followed by Na4. That's the type of precise initiative that makes you the best chess player in the world.

There's an Einstein-like dude in the crowd man, lol

@LavrencicUrban

4 жыл бұрын

I HAVE NOTICED THAT ONE TOO :)

I have a friend that deals with altitude sickness. We discovered this while climbing a (small) mountain and had to cut it short. It's actually quite a difficult condition to cope with. It's thoroughly uncomfortable, especially if you're doing something that requires concentration or endurance. I can't imagine trying to play Fischer in his prime feeling that way.

@davorbevandic2041

5 жыл бұрын

I can!t imagine play with Fischer in his worst time... :)

@Miter_everyCorner-uk6on

4 жыл бұрын

If your friend ever feels altitude sickness once again, just tell him/her to look at that awesome😅 photo at 2:22 Lmao

@jwrobin21

2 жыл бұрын

How about breathing some pure Oxygen. Just being curious, why was Bobby not affected by the same sickness. I think Bent was affected by the 'Playing Bobby Fischer' sickness.

When you have a boring day, Agadmator is always to the rescue.

Does anybody have a favorite game Agadmator has covered? I’d have to say “the Storm of the century” Tal vs Botvinik is my #1 followed by Ivanchuck crushing Kasparov and his bad bishops. Any Bobby Fischer game is beautiful too

@user-ro3tv8ns6l

5 жыл бұрын

1-storm of the century 2-fischer vs spassky game 6 3-capablanca vs marshall 4-bobotsov vs tal 5- spassky vs larsen 6-spelimann vs keres and alot of games

@cheya111

5 жыл бұрын

Ralf Runau vs Schmidt AKA "what sorcery is this?" Triple sacrifice (Queen + Rook + Bishop) and Checkmate with underpromotion (pawn to Knight). Easily top 5 of all time.

@alexanderzaunick4999

5 жыл бұрын

the mexican immortal, the monologue from agadmator at the end is my favourite

@e.g.3924

5 жыл бұрын

The Greatest Queen Sacrifice In History.

@e.g.3924

5 жыл бұрын

Carlsen vs Majin Bu.

Watching the Fischer Saga in the end of 2023 is just a beautiful way to treat your Sunday ❤

You’re a truly classy gentleman. I sent SLCC an email myself but only stressed the positives that you contribute to the chess community. Unfortunately, many people ruin constructive input by acting rudely. I admire and enjoy Peter Svidler and I hope that works out. We’ve always got your back and should act like you.

@philiplee7745

5 жыл бұрын

Chris Hyde Chris Hyde it might have a negative effect, as hearing positive feedback about agadmator might make them wish to take this competitor down even more

@ChrisHyde537

5 жыл бұрын

Philip Lee I’m sure that obscene attacks might provoke retaliation. Hopefully, they feel loyalty to their coworkers. The SLCC is a long standing, highly respected member of the chess community. If the response had been respectful towards them, I’m sure they’d listen and evaluate. Asking for mature responses in 2018 might be optimistic but communication shouldn’t be stifled. Cheers.

I think Larsen got sick of losing xD

@jacrispy9782

5 жыл бұрын

Ahmed Walid Fischeritis

@wellyirl

5 жыл бұрын

Jacrispy 97 omegaLUL

@richardsleep2045

3 жыл бұрын

Fischer Flu ;)

Bobby Fischer vs. Bent Over

Hey man, I randomly watched one of your videos about one and a half year ago, and I still play chess from time to time since then, while eagerly waiting for your videos to be uploaded. Just wanted to share the love and to tell you your videos are awesome. :)

@jamesfranks1790

5 жыл бұрын

This is my story though only a half year ago....

One thing I see is that Fisher loves his bishop pair!!! And he sure knows how to use the it!

'Work hard for his meal'...ha! Well said! Nobody analyzes games as thoroughly and clear as you do... always 15-20 mins a day well spent on your channel. Thanks

NOT ONLY YOU'RE AN EXCELLENT ANALYST, YOU'RE ALSO A GOOD DOCTOR THERE. 😅🤙

That dog in the background is actually so cute

A pair of adjacent bishops in the end-game, each with an anchoring pawn, plus a runner they can support - that is a monster.

I gotta say man, it's great to see your channel grow and you haven't seemed to change much since your early videos, other than what I can only see as minor improvements. Keep it up!

And in this position 0:00 HELLO EVERYONE!

Agadmator love too see you back with same energy and enthusiasm keep it up bro😉😉😉😉 Love from India

@chappo8100

5 жыл бұрын

poo in loo

@rajeshaggarwal2212

5 жыл бұрын

?????

It's Fischer Fever, a widespread ailment of top chess players in the early 70s. Bobby is from sea level too.

After having seen probably 100 videos this is the first time I am mostly focusing on the dog having a blast

Man this has been like a habit for me to wait for and watch your videos . . Definitely improved my game of chess which I started playing a month or two back. Great analysis and great job 👍

This is arguably the best chess commentary channel on KZread. Thank you and please keep up the excellent work. 😀

I love the dog in the background! He is having a great time!

Your dog is an absolute gem. haha! Love your videos. Love the Fischer series. Absolute beast!

Thank you again for the excellent commentary and for increasing my "vast knowledge".

Great Video by one of my favourite youtubers! continue the great work

Odličan kanal. Često bacim pogled na njega, samo tako nastavi. Pozdrav iz Srbije.

#suggestion A series showing one game of the top grandmaster of each of the countries of the excellent subscribers.

@sha2b

5 жыл бұрын

Only those who are pausing on every puzzle.

The Pittsburgh Steelers used to have a safety named Ryan Clark. When the Steelers played the broncos in Denver, he was unable to play because he had sickle cell trait. He played once and it almost killed him. He sat out every other time we played in Denver. Just bought that might be a good example of how serious altitude can be for some people. Keep up the great work Agad. Cheers to you for being so classy with the Saint Louis chess club and telling people to change their dislikes to likes. That said, you’re the best chess channel on KZread. Finally, tell your dog to keep up the great work as well :).

1:05 this is real. Everybody thinks they get sick when they go somewhere because there’s people when a nationality is the altitude adjustment as well as the temperature I went from Florida to Vegas for a month and when I went back to Florida it took me at least a month to feel normal again However I agree there’s no reason it would’ve randomly kicked in on match 4.

Taimanov played so beautiful chess against fischer than Larsen ...

That's Kasparov with that death stare. Altitude sickness. Fischer opens with e4 ofcourse. 😂👌🏻 One of my favourite videos especially because you're over that whole SLC Fiasco. So happy 😍👍🏻😎

The Zwischenzug, lovely :*

I feel like this picture of Larsen is pretty much how he would look if he saw all the ways you explained how Fischer could checkmate him lol.

It seems that Temple Buell College, later renamed Colorado Women's College, is located in Denver, which is about 1609 meters high. It would be unusual for altitude sickness to occur below 2500 meters unless Bent Larsen had a chronic disease of some sort. It should be something else.

For your knowledge, bobby fisher has an elder brother, named stockfisher, That's why stockfish is so good

Agadmator, thanks a lot for reviving chess with the matches you showcasr

The second game of the Caruana-So playoff would be great to cover #suggestion

loved watching your dog go nuts at the beginning.

This is why fischer is my favourite, he didnt even want to win this match and he still won 😂

At that elevation, altitude sickness can last several days. Drinking lots of water helps reduce the symptoms, but I would not want to play chess. Funnily enough, last time I got it, when I was physically active the symptoms went away until I sat down and rested, when they would return. The symptoms are fairly specific to the person and can vary from each visit to high altitude. Combined with another dehydrating condition would be problematic.

@gamestory2834

5 жыл бұрын

He's from Denmark, highest point in the country being 161 m/528 ft, so not unlikely yeah, though one would imagine he'd have traveled enough around Europe at various higher elevation places and be aware of his disposition to altitude sickness.

Excellent game and analysis as well

This Channel is the reason I started playing chess

Denver, they call it the mile high city... it’s like 2km above sea level.

@squealer42

5 жыл бұрын

Actually, it's officially 1609.3 meters above sea level, which rounds to precisely one mile. Google tip #2 for acclimating to such elevation is to take it easy. Evidently, Bent Larsen neglected to consult Google.

I only recognized Kasparov on the TV screen, seems that my "vast knowledge" needs some improvement! I think that Fischer crushed Larsen not only on the board, but to some extent also mentally, the same thing he did to Taimanov before.

The only ones I am sure are in the photo challenge are Garry Kasporov and Albert Einstein. #PhotoChallenge

Love the vids, they've reintroduced me to chess. You should do a video about your dog, it's bonkers! Makes me smile everytime I see it.

I moved from sea level to high altitude (3300 metres) a few years ago and noticed that while the immediate symptoms dissipated within about 48 hours, I was noticeably less sharp at taxing mental tasks for at least a week. I could only feel the difference when I tried to do something extremely cerebral - in everyday life everything felt normal. So 'OK to climb' and 'OK to play competitive chess' may not be directly comparable.

Always love these games

thank you for increasing my vast knowledge... god damn it man you got me there

#suggestion Anand vs Topalov, 2010 World chess championship match. Btw your videos are amazing 👍.. i started playing chess again after 8 years. So, thanks ! "Before the World Chess Championship 2010 match with Veselin Topalov, Anand, who had booked on the flight Frankfurt-Sofia on 16 April, was stranded due to the cancellation of all flights following the volcano ash cloud from Eyjafjallajökull. Anand asked for a three-day postponement, which the Bulgarian organisers refused on 19 April. Anand eventually reached Sofia on 20 April, after a 40-hour road journey.[46] Consequently, the first game was delayed by one day.[47] The match consisted of 12 games. In Game 1, Topalov quickly defeated Anand in 30 moves, utilizing a very sharp line of attack that broke through Anand's Grunfeld Defence. It was revealed afterwards that Topalov had found the line during his opening preparation, with the help of a powerful supercomputer loaned to him by Bulgaria's Defense Department.[48]Anand quickly responded with a win in Game 2, employing a novelty out of the Catalan Opening that was not easily recognized by computers at the time (15. Qa3!?, followed by 16. bxa3!). Anand would win again with the Catalan in Game 4, only to drop Game 8 and leave the score level once again.[49] After 11 games the score was tied at 5½-5½. Anand won game 12 on the Black side of a Queen's Gambit Declined to win the game and the match. Topalov chose to accept a pawn sacrifice by Anand, hoping to force a result and avoid a rapid chess tiebreak round. But after Topalov's dubious 31st and 32nd moves, Anand used the sacrifice to obtain a strong attack against Topalov's relatively exposed king. Topalov subsequently resigned, allowing Anand to retain the World Championship." World Chess Championship Match 2010 Rating123456789101112 Total  Viswanathan Anand (India)278701½1½½½0½½½16½  Veselin Topalov (Bulgaria)280510½0½½½1½½½05½

"Thank you for increasing my vast knowledge" .... 😎

Ray Fowler, you the real MVP.

That Fischer guy is pretty good.

yo agad!!!! love u brotha. keep making these lovely chess vids

Is that Jack Albertson? He played the grandfather in the original Charlie and the Chocolate Factory! Looks like him in the audience to me.

Larsen's main problem regarding Fischer always was his ego. The more Larsen pushed, the more he lost ground against Fischer and that drove him crazy inside - well, since Portoroz 1958. What a brilliant game that was already ...

Always thought alot of bobby fischer of course i was ten 11 12 when his run to be the world chess champion was going on. Ive lost my faor share of games of chess and still hate watching " slaughter chess" but do understand how the game functions...

Ahh, nice pawn end game here after the bishops are off the board. You could tell the chess beginners about the King VS Passed Pawn, can it go or must stay? The tutorial you can use is based on the pawn's box if you cut diagonally, if the enemy king is in the box, the pawn will fall before it can promote. I never play Rapid, so I wonder if regular players would encounter situations like that, would they blunder or play it right like Fischer did?

altitude sickness is a very real thing. I could totally see it. Denver is much higher than the rest of the US.

STRONGER THEN FIDE!!! FORZZA AGADMATOR!!! BEST CHESS CHANNEL IN THE WORLD,Saint Luis can only dream of your succes when it comes to broadcasting!!! Agadmator for FIDE president

Hi, Agad! Love your videos!

cheers from Denver, Co!

I moved from a city at sea level to a city at 1650m altitude and it took me 3 months to really get used to it.

at 11:48 the best move for black was Rd4 in d5 , capture the Bishop and defense his bishop!

Good to see your dog back in support!

Only 1600m. Not high enough to have any effect, unless you are already very sick. Planes normally have a lower cabin pressure.

Hey Antonio! Thanks for the upload. Are you back to your regular 2-vid-a-day upload schedule? :D

@agadmator

5 жыл бұрын

Not yet. As of next week, most likely :)

@rmendeljacobs2832

5 жыл бұрын

@@agadmator Awesome! I'm so glad to hear the SLCC drama hasn't been once talked about since it was resolved. That's the way to go! Keep that sh*t in the past :D and just play some awesome chess 😊😊

@Vicnotinho

5 жыл бұрын

@@rmendeljacobs2832 who is Antonio?

@rmendeljacobs2832

5 жыл бұрын

@@Vicnotinho Agadmator

Saw your old vid..the original immortal..published a year ago...Anderssen is my fav immortal player now..😂😂

Second Row, Fourth Man from left is Albert Einstien! 😂😂

I think Fischer may have had something to do with Larsen's illness.

To enrich your vast knowledge: there's no such thing as "oxygen pressure", (unless you are in a oxygen tank). It's oxygen level and/or air pressure, which both is low at high altitude. :)

@UnshavenStatue

5 жыл бұрын

Actually it's very fine to talk about oxygen pressure as a shorthand for the "partial pressure of oxygen", which is commonly referred to, as it is the partial pressure of atmospheric oxygen compared to the partial pressure of internal oxygen (in the lungs and blood) which describe whether or not hypoxia (aka "altitude sickness") occurs.

@ricsouza5011

5 жыл бұрын

UnshavenStatue yes

@heroricspiritfreinen38

5 жыл бұрын

But If you can talk about the pressure of air then you can talk about the pressure of gas obviously as gas is related to volume which is about the topic of pressure, because oxygen is a gas you can talk about the pressure/density(but for volume scale) of oxygen in the current atmosphere which means Oxygen pressure is clearly a thing.

@jaimeduncan6167

5 жыл бұрын

I was about to explain that. And that is the relevant part.

@brijeshchandrakar

5 жыл бұрын

Oxygen level isn't much responsible for altitude sickness. Its low atmospheric pressure. As a result, one has to breath a lot more air for the same amounts of O2.

Amazing game by Fischer. Your dog very active at 1:17

Your dog is crazy back there :D

Larsen's from Denmark, stepping onto the sidewalk would give him altitude sickness.

Do you have any recommendations for chess starters? I regularly watch your videos and I got hooked up by the game and I want to try myself in it.

I am reading the book “Fischer vs Russians”. I’m yet to get to the part when Fischer beats Taimanov and Larsen. From the book, if i remember correctly, Larsen underestimated Fischer.

I visited Denver this year and I have to admit that the altitude affected me very hard. I wonder why they were going for Denver as the location. Isnt it a factor you should predict?

@1:52 - Larsen may well have had oxygen problems, even though it wasn't on the 1st day. I experienced low oxygen on a mountain hike. But, it happened on the 3rd day of the hike, and it was at the end of the day, and fortunately, it was at the end of the hike and the ranger station was close by. They gave me oxygen. I can't explain why the oxygen problem didn't strike me earlier in the hike. After they gave me oxygen, I felt normal again.

I think we know that it was Fischer Sickness

At 16. .. Qc6 when you explained the Bishop captures B3 variation after Rg3 F6 how about Queen captures on E7 bishop?

It was Kasparov vs Deep Blue. In this game, Kasparov stranded Deep Blue by creating a huge pawn chain. Deep Blue was suffocating and lost this game. It was game 3 I think.

Every time when I do not know what to play, I literally ask myself: "What would Bent Larsen do?"

agad will you include secret games of bobby fischer icc in this series

If you ask for more than what you can get. You get more than what you can get..

I love all your content Antonio. Just curious. Do you one day plan to do some vids for beginners? Stuff like, opening theory, some different games for different openings, opening traps, end game tactics? Just curious. God bless your channel.

@agadmator

5 жыл бұрын

Yes :)

Does anyone know why they played the match in Denver of all places? It seems so random, and there is the altitude factor.

Which Agadmator video has the most excellent "Hello Everyone?"

Move 25. Bc7 was a mistake by Larsen -in my opinion if he had gone Bc5 creating a forced bishop exchange, he would have kept advantage being up the exchange

10:15 what if Bc5 to force a trade of bishop as both rouge and bishop is under attack, after the trade, it would be 2 rouges against a rouge and a bishop and a winning position?

#Suggestion Show us the game where Aronian lost to a CM in 1998.

Bobby Fischer gave a lot of his opponents altitude sickness.

2:22 daaaaang kasparov looking like a serial killer on nationally televised trial. haha

This one is easy! The people in the photo are all agadmator subscribers!