Tal is a magician,but Keres seems like he's not interested in magic tricks.

@anarkrimli1415

3 жыл бұрын

Keres don't believe in magic but good moves, lol

@morfea123

3 жыл бұрын

this is a game of Heroes of Might & Magic

Tal lost because he got no opportunity to sac his Queen.

@gyatrigautam6303

6 жыл бұрын

Dinesh Sairam hahah

@jimpatrick3452

5 жыл бұрын

Guys tal won he just did a brilliant sacrifice

@jimpatrick3452

5 жыл бұрын

A brilliant king sacrifice

@andreicornea7527

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@bennya2846

2 жыл бұрын

What would u know

6:00 "Tal is up a pawn" so he lost the game 😁

Keres the strongest player never to become world champion. He was nicknamed "Paul the Second", "The Eternal Second" and "The Crown Prince of Chess". Keres, along with Viktor Korchnoi, defeated nine undisputed world champions-more than anyone else in history.

@farndeuce509

6 жыл бұрын

Siddharth Jain We should also consider David Bronstein, and our very own Ivanchuk.

@siddharthjain8526

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah you are right man.. But Paul Keres was very unlucky .

@ostensiblyyours6311

6 жыл бұрын

Siddharth Jain mostly due to political reasons.

@preussenuberalles1682

5 жыл бұрын

@@ostensiblyyours6311 : Exactly! He was commanded by the Communist Regime to play loose for Botvinnik to win the 1948 Tournament. Even though Botvinnik was such a good player, Keres was at the summit of his potential then and deserved to win.

@jasonmitchell5148

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for increasing our vast knowledge.

Paul Keres deserves a clap for this game. Wow, Tal's Queen exchange had great tactics in that move. Without your analysis, it was difficult to understand the deep mind of Mr. Tal. Hats off to Tal and you doing a great job.

12:18 12:26 Agadmator is stammering because he cannot believe Tal is losing! 😂 In the spirit of Tal

@israelonuoha

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂

The sentence "Tal resigned the game" is just so weird, cant help myself ... Great video and the game !

@saxetvidenskab3335

6 жыл бұрын

kabatovec007 its indeed weird... after he lost a piece, I was hoping for him to win... wouldve been great

@mandarkulkarni9999

6 жыл бұрын

Ya feels bad when tal resigns

@NewWaveMusik

5 жыл бұрын

:(

@jimpatrick3452

5 жыл бұрын

Guys he did not lose he just did a brilliant king sacrifice

@gheffz

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, you don't hear Agad say that too often when referring to his favourite player... Tal. It is interesting to note that both Paul Keres and Rashid Nezhetdinov regularly troubled Tal !!!

I just discovered Paul Keres. Thanks, Agad What a treat! Please show more games. Paul Keres: underappreciated genius. 100,000 people showed up at his funeral!! Quite the man.

@rihotiivel9432

3 жыл бұрын

Out of 1000000... 10% of the nation.

For me this is a brilliant game! By employing active defences,Keres always maintains a positional tension that Tal is unable to shake.I've not really studied Keres' games so this was a great introduction. Thank you.

@Puschit1

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, it was very interesting when you know what Tal is capable of. There simply never was any opportunity to try something funny, Keres managed to somehow force the position to be safe, trade down and keep Tal busy without complicating things.

Keres played a beautiful game, I can almost feel how Tal must have felt as there seemed not to arise any good opportunities for white to launch a strong attack in Tal style

"No sacrifice - no win" - Mikhail Tal

I just heard Tal resigned for the first time

" Tal wants to attack so he castled king side .. king safety comes first " am i the only one who sensed tongue of humor there?

@iwanabana

6 жыл бұрын

Alpha Gamer King safety is number 1 priority

@moro1200

6 жыл бұрын

yet king side wasn't too safe

@MrSupernova111

6 жыл бұрын

He was safer there than stuck in the middle and it was clear the queenside was about to get busted open. Perhaps, there was some tongue in humor for that reason but it was probably the safest place for the king.

@trequor

6 жыл бұрын

Am i crazy or is the expression not "tongue in cheek"?

@andersonarmstrong2650

4 жыл бұрын

@@trequor '..tongue of humour' is a better variation. It has now added to my vast knowledge of English..

I have the flu right now and this channel is the only thing that brings me comfort. Agadmator is home Lmao.

Paul Keres is one of my favorite maestro

*3 pieces for a draw?!* No wonder your favorite Chess player is Tal!

I have been subscribed for almost 6 months and I always love hearing you first say, “hello everyone.” Don’t ever change your intro

Tal was only 17 y.o. youngster back then, Keres already experienced master who battled and beat Capablanca, Alechine, Botvinnik, all great world chess stars . Tal certainly will play stronger on later years, but Keres somehow was immune to his sacs and tricks. Their H2H favors Keres 8 wins vs 5 wins , with 17 draws. But Tal of course won World Champion title which Keres never did, so his career was more brilliant . It is worth to mention that Keres himself loved flashy attacking style in his youth, but later became more cautious and solid understanding that it brings more success. If tournament situation required draws, Keres drawed very fast , like he did in AVRO 1938 and Curacao 1962 Candidates , where he drawed all 8 games against Geller and Petrosjan . Fischer was very upset about it and accused Soviet players of draw pact which saved them energy . . It was never proven, but World Championship cycle was changed because of it and later they played candidate matches, quarterfinals, semifinals etc.

Please do add more Paul Keres games! 👍

Keres was an extremely aggressive attacker before switching to a more positional style later in his life.

@Shockprowl

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, some of Keres' earlier games are almost Tal-like. Keres really was a fascinating player. A 'Universal' player, and he lived through some tough times.

Loved these two games... I am kinda new in this community and i have learned a lot of things from your channel, and loving the legends like Rashid and Tal is just one of them. Is kinda hard to watch games like this, where beasts like them get tamed by more defensive players, but that Petrosian smile is lovely too! Chess is awesome, and gets even better when is played at this level. Thank you, agadmator, for showing this beauty in your own particular and incredible style!

@mathswithdharm8311

6 жыл бұрын

Is kores better than tals ?plz upload more kores videos

@AM-sp6je

6 жыл бұрын

It's keres. The legendary Paul Keres

@snfDoctor

6 жыл бұрын

Paul Keres playing style was a natural counter to the legend tal. That's why tal had a negative score against Keres

I will love to see when you find that Tal draw you were talking about at the end of your video. You are 100% better than any other chess KZread (I can't claim this for your skill but I can claim for your commentary since it goes over everything, including the openings, why they made a certain move, their scores and if it was a tournament or just a friendly game or even a bet). Thank you very much for your work! :)

I’m a simple man. I see Tal. I click like

@user-nc7tk3ee3q

6 жыл бұрын

Jarvis Morris I am a simple man I see this type of comments I click dislike

@bussin1337

6 жыл бұрын

I see an agadmator video*

@kune2327

6 жыл бұрын

Nospotic lol

@07aniketdeysarkar26

6 жыл бұрын

JoUxY YoUsEf -- OMG 😂😂😂

@rohanp

5 жыл бұрын

I am simple as well. I see Tal losing and I click dislike.

Tal is also my favourite due to your vlogs , great work

Thanks for taking my request into account. More Keres games please

Please post more Keres games. Never heard much about him but many say he's one of the greatest to never win a World Championship.

As an entirely separate topic I would love to see your commentary on a strange game : Nuber-Keckeisen, Mengen 1994. This has the longest recorded sequence without a capture; 31 moves. Which raises the question what is the theorectical maximum if both players are playing to win with good moves?

Paul Keres 8 wins to 5 wins for Tal lifetime...wow...I guess he met his match after all...what a game. Keres seems to rock and roll pretty well with Tal...avoids his poisoned gifts.

KERES D MOST UNDERRATED GM, His my 2nd fave 1st is Tal!

Good game by Keres. Not giving Tal the opportunity to trick him. But I liked Nezhy vs the Iron Tiger more!

Keres'es chess books are special too. My dad read only 1 chess book that Paul wrote and I was unable to win him after that. There was some essence there that gave the player some grand knowledge.

It was difficult for Tal to defeat accurate players. Always.

Fantastic game between two amazing Chess Players!

The drawn game you described at the end sounds cool, looking forward to seeing it :D!

Thanks man a lot, I have learned a lot from your videos

I live in estonia and i play after school chess and i am normal and paul keres was a legend and i love chess paul keres was also on old estonia money

@incremental_failure

Ай бұрын

He was on the estonian 5 crown bill.

Hello. I recently began playing chess and you are my favorite youtube channel here, that i also recently discovered. I really enjoy watching your videos in the evening before going to bed. Have a great day!

Add me to the ranks of those addicted to your videos. My wife says I'm in love with you, she's just jealous, but for good reason.

@Life0fPablo

6 жыл бұрын

Don’t be gay

@doodmann5898

4 жыл бұрын

Please don’t

@philipwilson46

3 жыл бұрын

Just do what Tal would do and sacrifice your queen.

Perfect title!!! Suspenseful to the end! Cheers!

Who came here agadmator's sweet request today to watch this video?

There was also a magnificent movie, that had isolated Apone. That was also game over, man!

Great game between my two favorite players.

You are so close to 100 k , so i subscribed to your channel ...

we love you agadmator..really.

Agad i would like to know your opinion on this: "the old chess games/classics are better and more beautiful than the games played nowadays"

@spellingmitsake491

6 жыл бұрын

Fardin Feiz That’s a fact

@bussin1337

6 жыл бұрын

Spelling Mitsake I agree, that's a fact

@ukilimci

6 жыл бұрын

thats actually an illusion of nostalgy. thousands of mediocre games has forgotten and we have all this amazing games hence we think old games was better. thats how psychology of nostalgia works.

@saito853

5 жыл бұрын

@@ukilimci It's not. During the old times the players are playing more instinctively, nowadays it's all about who memorized more preparation lines.

@boosteddrimmsu

5 жыл бұрын

@@saito853 because you can memorize all the billions of different endgames that can occur

Did you ever make that video about Tal vs Keres that you mention here? The one where Tal is almost lost but manages to draw?

finally you covering a game with Keres winning!

Great game and commentary

Greetings from Riga, agadmator!

@agadmator

6 жыл бұрын

+Jekabs Trakais Greetings!

YES!!!! its a good sunday. a petrosian game, a tal game and superdowl sunday,

I like the way you say "capture capture"

Paul Keres "Paul, the Second" and "The Uncrowned King"

It is interesting to note that both Paul Keres and Rashid Nezhetdinov regularly _troubled_ Tal !!!

Wow .Well explained.

Yayyyy good video.

Greatest chess channel period!

such an awesome picture of tal

Paul Keres was Mikhail Tals kryptonite

Nice. Thanks

Amazing .

Este es un combate entre dos genios, entre el que sería campeón mundial Tahl y...,el que no lo sería, el mejor jugador del mundo por casi un cuarto de siglo, a pesar de la Unión Soviética, la maravilla estoniana Paul Keres.

Watchin it with the new KZread comment box area spoils the match lol.

Keres is like a mountain. Unmovable.

Hello Agadmator , can you recommend me s chess book for begginers? And btw 100k subs so close

@jarvis1508

6 жыл бұрын

aslan tehawcho I strongly recommend Play Winning Chess - Yasser Seirawan. Logical chess move by move - Irving Chernev is also a good book a beginner can learn things from

@ravenr4898

6 жыл бұрын

Jarvis Morris thank you very much!

@agadmator

6 жыл бұрын

A lot of books are good. I started out with Capablanca's Chess Fundamentals

@ravenr4898

6 жыл бұрын

ok thank you very much

@cr0mag732

6 жыл бұрын

Bobby Fischer teaches chess is a pretty good one. It's all visual teaching so you don't have to deal with any notation straight away

I enjoy these games more than modern chess opening theory memory battles. Not even Agadmator can argue that they had to resort to creativity earlier on in the games, back then.

so close to 100k sub antonio

Excuse me sir, I was wondering your recommendation for an affordable chess set with board included. And thank you for providing all of your viewers with great content.

For some reason, the fact that 29.Ng3 by Tal, turning an equal game into an advantage for Keres, was not addressed. Tal makes things worse for himself with 30.Ne4

Not sure if you noticed, but there's something weird with the audio of this video. It's kinda that noise where a microphone is banging against something making a thudding noise. Was your microphone moving while you were recording?

@agadmator

6 жыл бұрын

+V Pearson No, my girlfriend was moving furniture upstairs, didn't think the mic would pick it up. I didn't hear anything. My bad :)

Hi, about your favorite draw between these two, I would like to know which game are you referring to, can you put some reference?

Even Tal's hands are tied sometimes. 😊 His play is a little bit disappointing in this game, thought. And Keres, he is probably one of the most underrated chess players of all time.

@lazybone7768

5 жыл бұрын

Ali Can Sariaslan not sometimes he loosed 3 games against keres but he has won so much doesn’t even matter 😂

Beautiful game

Wow a Tal game😍

Greetings from Estonia

Nice .

🔥🔥🔥

“At the end of this little skirmish...” 😂😂😂

Cool

Paul Keres, the most unfortunate player in the history of Chess not to become a World Champion.

can you please make a video for your favorite draw? tal and keres...

More Tal please

it's probably one of those tal games where all moves are not out of my league

Sorry to be pedantic but this isn’t Tal’s first encounter with Keres as in his book ‘The life and games of Michael Tal’ he describes that he first Keres in a display match and this was his first encounter with a famous player of any kind - he says he played the Botvinik System in that game and won. This was in 1951.

Basically the way you beat Tal is to not just take anything he "gives" you lol

@simonboyane1140

4 жыл бұрын

And eventually he gets tired doing the offering lol

i tell u sth dude, i m not that interested in chess but i watch your videos because believe it or not they help me sleep.. so thanks

At 13:54 what if Re1 check? Any possibility of Winning?? Knight will come in the way, but anyway..?

13:29 I was watching this game, as I was resting, and it was at this moment, I woke up

hey agad can you tell when is your next live session gonna be

Keres gave Fischer a lot of trouble over the board in their encounters. Like Korchnoi, Ivanchuck and Bronstein, one of the greatest never to have been World Champion.

Best notification

so, Tal, my favourite. can i get a match between Tal vs Nezhmetdinov which is Tal managed to win that game?

What a game!

Almost always Keres never fell for Tal's tricks

hh wwwww i salute to paul keres , beating tal is great achievement as chess player , only few on earth could do that , dont know this guy never seen his games , but i should watch more of his games , he is great player, my hero in chess is mikhail tal who ever beats my hero is my superhero

Moral of the story: if you meet an attacker, don't give them anything, even losing positions

Tal only started win against Keres when the dude got older. Most of their draws were when Keres was older. Don't taze me. I am fan of both.

At 13:07, instead of playing h4 couldn’t Tal play Rg1 pinning the queen?

Keep in mind Talk was a bit young here and not in his peak. Keres was though, both are very good tactical players

what an exiting game

Watching a 3 years old vid. And it's actually Sunday.