While you may make these videos in a hope of improving the viewers' games, I'd like to make sure you also know that there's plenty of us who just watch because we now have an emotional investment in seeing you win games! To 2300 and beyond!

@michaelmassaro4375

5 күн бұрын

Much rather see him win for sure which he does Playing Great Chess Keep with the Tactics Thanks Agadmator 😊♟️

Be7 is known as the Hungarian Defence against the Italian

@DarkSygil666

5 күн бұрын

Thank you, I had no idea. Now my vast knowledge has improved.

@purv_rana

4 күн бұрын

I thought people play it to just stop the fried lever.

So interesting to watch you talk through your ideas, moves and doubts about moves. ❤

Was just binging all the videos where agad plays and then he uploads one more! Awesome!

YES!!!!! more games you play please!

From the thumbnail position, did you consider Qxg7, bxg7, Ne7+ with a royal fork? I mean, you trade queens and horses, but you win a pawn, and it's really unnecessarily fancy. EDIT: HA! it came up in the analysis.

@anthonyschlott916

5 күн бұрын

Yeah I saw thar from the thumbnail XD Was screaming cause it looked like such a juicy queen sac

@Hodgeheg1

5 күн бұрын

It would of worked but the ending is hard to win

Agadmator and Daniel Narodistsky playing chess on youtube beats all other youtube videos.

This is Hungarian defence that he played, after Be7 you always go for d4, that's basic principle

this series will work till you pass away

I thought he lost the game based on the title 😂

He leaned over to adjust the sound without saying "sorry about that."

@Rui42069

5 күн бұрын

"sorry about that" is such classic

@marthadunkley6758

5 күн бұрын

Oh no! A break with tradition! **runs around in circles**

As I have about the same rating as Agad, I hope to bump into him one of these days while playing. Wether I win or loss, It will be a great achievement to have my game in your channel 🙇

Agad thank you for always being so transparent I have learnt a lot from you over the years (I started watching during the pandemic) I hope you keep showing us the best that chess has to offer, your the best, thank you & I wish you the best.

Really enjoy these games. Feel that I can relate to the moves a bit better than watching a 2700 GM.

love the checkmate!

1:03 this is what happens when i watch top level chess games understand it thoroughly and then see a move like this

Great finish bro

So satisfying to see your opponent getting destroyed

Please continue uploading these videos. Fun to watch.

Antonio, it is a well-known technique in advanced driving to give a commentary while driving. Perhaps it is good for your chess, too. I think it is admirable how you get yourself into not too brilliant positions and then extricate yourself. Perhaps I spend too much time and effort trying to avoid those indifferent positions. Chris

That's the Hungarian defense. It's not bad online. Scores fine in all time controls below titled level and fine at all levels in blitz/bullet. It's not easy for white to prove the move order is iffy.

#suggestion agad we need a remake of the fischer-fine evan's gambit (1963) you covered it about 7 years ago i believe but it was a short video so if you have time please consider

@Rui42069

5 күн бұрын

StoccFisher yes

Well played agad.......😂😂

we out of prep a little early on that one, agadmator bros.

Amazing game. More fun to watch than grandmasters.

Antonio, you are Awesome! Keep up the great entertainment

Interesting how many times you identified his most likely moves, or the engine identified errors you had made and what he should do to take advantage, and every time he does something else. I often get the feeling I play like that. Always looking for something devious and tricky, and as a result reject the simpler strong moves that win.

@maverickstclare3756

4 күн бұрын

and the guy is still 2300+

Agad the title made me think you would lose 😂

I spotted the queen sacrifice looking at the thumbnail, pretty proud of myself lol. Actually finding it in a game is another issue

Great defection tactic at the end of game he walked right into that one and you spotted it right away game changing move the better player won thanks for the Game Enjoy your Day

Good checkmate 😁

1:55 bro if he capture what do, we play? You didnt say and i really want to know what, to do when i lose that e pawn

14:50 Wow what a move rook to e8! After such a bad opening, Agad's middle game is so high level

I enjoyed it

Agad is stronger than ding for sure

@chesstictactics

5 күн бұрын

Are you kidding

@nicbentulan

5 күн бұрын

​@@chesstictacticsWhy don't Fabi Nepo Hikaru buy out Liren? Each pays 333,333 USD. They have a playoff. Winner faces Gukesh.

@freebee8221

5 күн бұрын

Ding is stronger than you think. nobody gets to be world champion by luck alone..

@nicbentulan

5 күн бұрын

@@freebee8221 Nassim Nicholas Taleb talks about this in 'fooled by randomness'. It's not 'all luck'. It's 'more luck than you think'. Imagine if Fabi played for 2nd, if Magnus didn't drop, if Magnus didn't coerce fide to ban Sergey, if they did classical armageddon w/ auction, etc. Why don't Fabi Nepo Hikaru buy out Liren? Each pays 333,333 USD. They have a playoff. Winner faces Gukesh.

@blue_red_screen

5 күн бұрын

Of course ​@@chesstictactics

The Hungarian Defense with Be7 is very soild and good if a bit passive. This shows a large hole in your opening knowledge ( non-GMs all have these holes ) . Black is not asking for much but can allow white a small edge with patience and care Black can equalize .

@dronai

5 күн бұрын

Interesting that you knew this, are you a GM ? btw, I like your originasl music

Wizzard of b4 delivers !!❤

Suggestion: Wesley So vs Nordibek Superbets tournament or Fabiano vs Gukesh SuperBet event SuperBet Romania Classic Tournament

Finisher !!!

Why don't Fabi Nepo Hikaru buy out Liren? Each pays 333,333 USD. They have a playoff. Winner faces Gukesh.

@zainquadri1206

5 күн бұрын

What's that going to achieve...?

@nicbentulan

5 күн бұрын

@@zainquadri1206 a better match?

I would really like to know more about your reasons for your preference for the Italian rather than the Franciscan opening They're both very thoroughly studied so I don't think that's it But I don't know and I'm very curious

@mandotherapper2586

4 күн бұрын

because the Evan's gambit is his favorite opening

#suggestion while everyone is talking about hans vs levy but no one is talking about Magnus's blunder against Asish panda in late title Tuesday of July 2nd. please make a video on it.

I have never seen knight captures e4 pawn.why dont they capture the e4 anyone?

@rantdmc

5 күн бұрын

Because Re1 and wins his pawn back by capturing on e5

@homelander21

5 күн бұрын

​@@rantdmc thnks never thought of calculating about that

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Seems like your plan was Nxf6+ and then you didn't play it and let him preserve the bishop which is one of his main resources for attacking d4. Still nice game. Might prepare a line against 3...be7 for next time.

at 13:09 what about qxg7 bxg7 nxe7 kf8 nxd5?

gg

Tres bonbon

13:39 Instead of Nxe7+, couldn't you have played Nh6+, the g pawn can't pick the Knight because of the pin by the Queen. Or maybe I missed something? 🤔

#Suggestion Anand vs Bologan

I don't know how bad it is if captures, but no doubt I would of captured, without even thinking, No doubt. In a second. Without even a thought.

hello Antonio can u pls do a video of your top 10 chess matchs thk u.

Hi y'all

C'mon Agad, show us a game where you lose, just for a change 🙃

If you enjoy these videos give a 👍

Why did you not apologize for the thing which you apologize for and I have no idea about? I am so used to the apologies now that I feel offended without one!

@cygnustsp

5 күн бұрын

He's been using tough actin Tinactin

@dragstorm

5 күн бұрын

Yes Agad. Kindly apologise 😂😂 Btw he apologises for game sound which is at times too loud for the viewers with earphones. Atleast that's what I read in some comments of some agar video long ago.

I like to see games Agad plays. My openings can be terrible but tactics, tactics and more tactics with reasoning behind them improves some of my games. I like Eric Rosens (beginner to master - Speedrum) and Remote Chess Academy, very informative with good reasoning explanations.

I'm a simple Rui: Agad game = good stuff Magnus, Gukesh, Arjun game = 0.02 eNdGamE ADvAntAge ...much immersive Alireza game = 💩

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