Lmfao “overooked” nice one

@kagankuscu108

5 жыл бұрын

Dudum tss

@sawneedles

5 жыл бұрын

I love the foreshadow at 0:50 😂😂

@myselfremade

5 жыл бұрын

I listened to it 3 times to make sure it wasn't just accent

@bradleyclapham3619

4 жыл бұрын

Had to check the comments just to make sure I wasn't on my own😂

@Hummabubba

4 жыл бұрын

Dude, nice profile pics. Finding a fellow Indian Summer fan in a chess video is not what I expected.

"Fischer did not become World Champion by moving his rook when his opponents attacked it." -Agadmator

@pindimemekhana7417

5 жыл бұрын

My rook takes the initiative Everytime

@TheDUIGuyPlus

5 жыл бұрын

Dark Impact His OTHER Rook xD

@benjamindavidson4033

5 жыл бұрын

Like Fischer, there are countless times that I didn't move my rook when it was attacked. Yet somehow I am not world champion.

@Channellearn

5 жыл бұрын

I'm sure you lost these games

@xCorvus7x

5 жыл бұрын

@@benjamindavidson4033 A necessary, yet insufficient condition.

It is clear how Fischer won 12-0 against Taimanov and Larsen...........Bobby had some sort of supercomputer in his lipstick

@dem0ns588

5 жыл бұрын

nicolashrv he aint anna rudolph

@redevils6821

5 жыл бұрын

lol . He had supercomputer in his brain.

@ztrinx1

5 жыл бұрын

Based on this video and many other examples from the time, it is absolutely clear to me that Fischer won a lot of games simply because his opponents messed up their positions or advantages, like Larsen did here.

@panda4247

5 жыл бұрын

@@ztrinx1 true, but that is the point, isn't it? Especially with the black pieces. You either both play the best moves and then it's a draw, or it's a game of who makes the first mistake, loses.

@ztrinx1

5 жыл бұрын

@@panda4247 Yeah, obviously. I should clarified or made my comment more precise; Fischer won many games against other skilled players who had a winning /better position, and I think that top GM's of today wouldn't have messed those positions up.

It feels so good when you find the move and Agadmator says your are an excellent player 😂😂

@vladavasiljev

5 жыл бұрын

I always find a move, but I am bad player (about 1500 on lichess)...😰

@stephen0793

5 жыл бұрын

1500 is good! What you talking about Willis?

@jackmuller5478

5 жыл бұрын

on lichess 1500 is average and since average =/= good 1500 on lichess isnt exactly good

@ammoalamo6485

5 жыл бұрын

How could I be called an excellent player? I found the first bishop move in the first game with Larson, didn't bother looking for the second move he presented. I learned chess from the rules, never read a chess book, and only played chess about 60 games with a neighbor over a teenage summer, 50 years ago, and three or four games at age 37. That teen summer I won a lot but usually my opponent blundered into a knight fork or a pin on his queen. I find chess at boring so I don't play, everyone who plays now could beat me handily because there are so many people so dedicated studying, memorizing, and learning chess. I can't even remember family birthdays, much less chess openings other than the two middle pawns. 30 years ago age 37 I drew a couple of games with a chess club guy who claimed he was rated 1800, after losing the first game to fool's mate. I don't think I have played since, but agad's commentary and the Fischer games are compelling, and entertaining, so thank you agadmotor.

@billwilliams8486

2 жыл бұрын

Huebner objected to Street noise since a soccer game emptied. He was distracted while Petrosian turned down his hearing aid and won. Huebner gave up chess and concentrated on his manuscript/codex profession.

A rook is a type of bird. The piece is shaped something like a salt shaker with a circular top. A circle is a glorified oval. So to catch a bird with salt on the tail, it is possible that it would be ovalrooked.

@LeVezz

5 жыл бұрын

James Jumper Agadmator is a poet

@MrPooPooJohn

5 жыл бұрын

Was that Jeff Goldblum from Independence Day who figured that out?

@ammoalamo6485

5 жыл бұрын

a circle into an oval... that's a stretch.

@hyzercreek

4 жыл бұрын

Never tell that joke again.

@mu99ins

4 жыл бұрын

It's mighty difficult to pour salt on a bird's tail, unless you catch it first.

What’s perhaps most Impressive about this game is Fischer’s endgame technique: he exploited his two-pawn advantage into bringing Larsen, a freaking grandmaster, within a move of being checkmated. Brutal.

Inaccuracy against Fischer = loss

2:38 "The sicilian defense, the accelerated dragon variation" this name looks like an anime attack move o.O

@erickouhai9818

2 жыл бұрын

yes. it does.

Bobby Fischer is my favourite chess player of all times. Really I love him so much. I like the way he punishes every single inaccuracy without missing one. He was like an engine. I learned so much from him. Chess world will always be grateful to you.

Bent Larsen must have been SO frustrated after this game. He was in control for so long and then, with one inaccuracy, it all falls apart and the game is gone.

@togomori3008

5 жыл бұрын

Man do u know the software's name used in this video??

@MrVvulf

5 жыл бұрын

@Cousera tunisia I have no idea, you'd have to ask agadmator.

@togomori3008

5 жыл бұрын

@@MrVvulf I've already asked him, thanks mate anyway

@hkhjg1734

5 жыл бұрын

Coursera tunisia the chessboard is chess.com

12:36 you are unconsciously dropping dimes on us 😂

Today i was telling a girl about the story of Sultan khan... She totally wasn't interested.

@tinytim8173

5 жыл бұрын

Don't talk to women about that talk to us about that

@agadmator

5 жыл бұрын

I find that hard to believe :D

@tinytim8173

5 жыл бұрын

@@agadmator yo agadmator do you have a minute to play a game of chess on lichess?

@vishesh47

5 жыл бұрын

Now you go back to her and tell her bobby fischer story

@akashdtx

5 жыл бұрын

+Antonio can't believe that you talked to a girl, +Flamboyant Thug... ;)

Fischer games are my favorite games that you review. Fischer is a BEAST!

"The game then transposes into the Sicílian defense- the accelerated dragon variation" Wauw 😂 such names 😅

I love Agadmator's videos and I'm looking forward to seeing one or two each day. I also love this series because it's all about Bobby. I don't know what's with me but i get so excited seeing a game played by Bobby which was analyzed and given comments by Agadmator... Great job on the video as always...

Larsen definitely over-rooked Fischers brilliance.

I love how this channel gives credit to both players and has those pauses. Keeps the video engaging, exciting, and you can put yourself in these great player’s shoes almost.

Thought by the title it would be Bird’s opening

"You are definetly not a rook mover" omg I love you Agadmator

Hey Agadmator! I started watching your videos today and I absolutely love them. Because of all the games I watched you review I was finally able to beat a level 6 computer (1600 ELO). Over the span of 2 months I lost 156 times in a row to it...I was up a pawn and had a queen, but the computer had his queen and two rooks. Was able to put him in check and he had to guard his king with a rook, so after I took it his king was trapped. When I saw the words "Checkmate" come up I was beyond happy. This is a completely small victory, but man does it feel good. Thank you so much for the videos.

Agadmator's quote of the day.... " *Perhaps it is, perhaps not; it is hard to say a lot.* "

It makes me happy to see bobby fischer's games .

I love the fact that agadmator is always proud of his puns XD

@thesecretprotocolsofhirosh6780

Жыл бұрын

Interesting obdervation, so it can't be a true pun unless the punster laughs first - agreed!

Never clicked a video so fast in my life at first sight of great Bobby Fischer!

I keep finding Bobby's moves and he's my fav player :)

Brilliant analysis, Agadmator!! Thank you so much!

"Over-rooked. Heh heh..." It's okay Antonio, my Grandpa laughed at his own jokes too.

This game really speaks to me of Fischer's genius. Elegant power, stunning clarity.

I've played around 25 games of chess in MY LIFE. Yet, I love this channel because it's like the perfect embodiment of the worlds most underrated characteristic: Passion.

You overrooked saying "In this position..." !!! My day is shattered.

I haven't thought of playing chess in years (nor have I played in years, probably because I'm terrible at it), but I can't stop watching these videos.

I was about to sleep and your notification came up and now Im sure I'll be watching more of your videos as I cant resist them

"Fischer did not become world champion by moving his rook when his opponents attacked it" for some reason i found that so funny😂

Waited 2 hours with opening my ice cream to chill with them while watching your new video, always worth it :3

0:51 "one that can be easily over-ROOKed" nice one bro

Thanks for the excellent commentary

13:46 "He must have 'over-rooked' this move " 😂😂😂😂 lmaooooo

@togomori3008

5 жыл бұрын

Man do u know the software's name used in this video??

@Dr_stogie

5 жыл бұрын

@@togomori3008 stockfish 8 i think he uses.

“Easily over rooked” niiice Sneaking the pun in early. Great show!

That was sick. What a finish. More of your games please mate

Your titles are simply brilliant

Finally! Whole day i am looking at my phone to see if there is notification from Agadmator.Fischer saga continues

Tal's reaction to Fischer winning 6-0 vs both Taimanov & Larsen: "The world was encountering a new chess force, which has no anology in history!" Still true.

I love your nonchalant sense of humor!

00:48 "its really a wonderful game, one that can be easily over rooked..." so punny!😂

Another Great Commentary! Liked !! Subbed !!

Larsen said he would beat fischer and got crushed 6-0. Its truly amazing how overly dominant fischer was at his time. Ifmagnus was as dominant now, he would be rated like 2950 compared to others.

@MettaForYou

5 жыл бұрын

He was so dominent because his opponents were bad compared to today. Ben Larsen's highest rating was 2660 elo. Today there are 46 grand masters with over 2700 rating. Now Carlsen is competing against 2700-2800 players, of course he can't be as dominent as Fischer was.

@guineapig55555

5 жыл бұрын

+MettaForYou a better rationalization would be that Elo is not a measure of talent but of how well versed in chess theory you are. It is why Fischer lost interest in chess, because it became a game of memorization instead of talent. Of course, the further on we move in chess theory the less about talent the game becomes and the more about mental endurance it becomes

@ytmndman

5 жыл бұрын

You know pretty much every game played by anyone contains moves that are obviously the best in the position and the same as what any engine would play. A forced mate in 1 for example could be called an infinite ELO move, since no matter how high your ELO is you would always play it.

@nickbirrer

5 жыл бұрын

@@ytmndman I'm positive he says 3400 move with the intention to say that only a 3400 would find.

@napoleonbonaparte4410

5 жыл бұрын

@metta- I respect your opinion but I beg to disagree. Fischer's opponents in those days were bad as compared to Magnus' opponents these days? Crushing the whole Soviet chess empire single-handedly is I think what made Fischer the most brilliant chess player of all time. :D

37.Ra4!!!!!! This move explains how fischer won against bent larsen with 6-0 result that move is so beautiful i have watched agadmator playing that move 10 times what a stunning move

Really awesome analysis of brilliant games..... thx Agadmator

Bobby really dominated his competition unlike any1 ever has. Brilliant mind.

The funny knight on h5 at 3:37 made me laugh. Funny indeed.

thanks for entertain us Bobby Fischer and agadmator chess channal

8:22 The engine has Re3 as indeed the best move, but it puts the game at only +0.4. But after Rxf5 it predicts white draws with perpetual check.

I thought he said "overlooked" but it was actually "overooked" lmaaooo😂😂

hAfter a long day, it was nice to just enjoy the show.

Fischer did prepare something nice for Larsen. It was called HUMBLE PIE and Bent was Force Fed it.

What a beauty 🤩👌 I am slowly starting to get why Fischer loved his bishops so much😌😅 Loved the game as always 😊

Best stuff on youtube. Creme of the crop. Top cut! Thought inducing goodness!

Brutal from Fischer. You never know what's coming until it completelyunfolds

Beautiful game!!

I keep getting better in chess because of you, Thank you

It was an electrifying time to be a chess fan!

I can't even think that deeply. Pure genius.

Finally!! my day has been made

Thanks, Antonio!

Thank you so much

"No doubt he [Fischer] prepared something nice for Larsen." Yes, a meat grinder.

Gotta love when your King assists in a check mate.

Fischer's calculations are out of this world!! 🔱

6:02 I think fishers queen doesn't trapped cause he had Qxf5 then he could run away from the rock if nasty discovery occurs

Love it when he says Fischer prepared something nice for Larsen. Totally imagine Fischer scheming and already knowing his man.

I really find it funny when you say funny Knight

Great analysis! Love your videos! Although when Fischer moved the king to e3 I don't think he was trying to push the pawn, but to force Larsen's king in the corner by blocking the f2 square.

Please take into your consideration to create a list of the most brilliant games ever played. The top 10 list would be a hit and it could change as voters / subscribers cast their votes..You can create a web form to gather submission. You Rock Dude ! I wish you success !

You love your chess puns dude... couldn't even keep a straight face the second time you said it.

it is my first time I see Fischer in this situation and he wons the game what a game and that gives larson a positive point

"Overooked" Hilarious 😂😂

It seems to me that there are also some psychological factors playing a role in those candidate matches with Fischer. He is playing so good, making virtually no mistakes, that even Top-GMs like Taimanov and Larsen are getting afraid of Fischer and make little mistakes, on which Fischer of course capitalizes immediately. So he seems to be even stronger than he already is.

bobby fischer creates the most interesting games imo

“Welcome back to vancouver canada” Wasn’t the match played in Denver, Colorado ? Agadmator game strong as ever lol!

I no where near you or bobby fischer but my game has improved by watching your videos.

Yeah Overooked Lmao nice reference!!!😂😂😂😂

Say what You want about Fisher but the Man Devoted his entire life to Chess a Machine before there was a Machine . . .#Respect Thanks 🦊 😎

incredible

You didn't say in this video your famous dialogue "And in this position Bent Larsen RESIGN the game" Still the best chess Channel

The fact that Larsen was so cocky makes these games even sweeter.

Bent Larsen reminds me of that Dad in the Shining

9:15 I got this tactic almost instantly, which is nice. It's a sweet play

Bobby was so awesome

I already suspected that 'R' wasn't Bent's best letter.

love every great game by bobby fischer and the great analysis done in this series- as a fellow chess enthusiast- i had an idea to help eliminate book openings in chess to make the game more open and interesting, that you could make a rule saying that no pawns can be moved on the first 2 moves by both players. And also that you can't move the same piece twice on the first 2 moves. Which means that you would have to move both knights first or a knight and the rook beside it. Just an idea that can be tried out and experimented with. Maybe someone has tried this approach before. I don't know. maybe it's a good idea and maybe it isn't. maybe only top level players would find this rule useful to use as a diversion from the same book openings being played over and over.

nice game sir

I believe you forgot to say "It was on this position that Larsen resigned THE game" :D great video, you're great!

@togomori3008

5 жыл бұрын

Man do u know the software's name used in this video??

Liked and downloaded

@hxvoon5682

5 жыл бұрын

Is your channel named agadmator because it's your name and your dog combined?

@agadmator

5 жыл бұрын

No :)

That's the good stuff

With this games starts the phenomena known as "Fischer Fear". Taimanov might have been a lessor opponent for Fischer but Bent Larsen was not. I was around then and word started spreading of Fischer invincibility. By the end of the Larsen match there was no doubt about Fischer being in a league of his own.

0:52 "can be easily overROOKed"

That rook move by Bobby was sick.

Super

12:36 best quote

sometimes having hearing problems also pays off.