“If fabi wins he’s definitely the winner”

@saadspawn

Жыл бұрын

Greatest Philosophical line of all time

@namibiaxx1016

Жыл бұрын

So stoic

@D.U.D.E-

Жыл бұрын

That's questionable at best

@Zawnpuia1640

Жыл бұрын

😂😂❤

@patpowers9210

Жыл бұрын

OK, to be fair, Agad was under time control and he had only five seconds to come up with that comment.

Before the tournament an old crone promised Bogdan he would be tied with Ian and Ding going into the final round

@chazzabh

Жыл бұрын

Tautology. You can’t have a young crone 😃😃

@sleads

Жыл бұрын

what ??

@Ash-rx5wl

Жыл бұрын

@@chazzabh 🤓🤓🤓

"A man surprised is half beaten." - Thomas Fuller

With pawn to G5 it seemed like he didn’t wanna settle for a draw. That’s just Alireza.

Very nice game here by Duda. He is a talented guy and better than most people realize. He has beaten magnus carlsen several times and hes still fairly young too. Hopefully he will give us many more great games to enjoy!

@MrFildur

Жыл бұрын

I think most ppl understand that Duda is insanely strong and beats anyone on a good day. :-) (I really like both sides in this game- no fast draw here!!)

@anilbista7445

Жыл бұрын

​@@MrFildur and he is really young too

@peterhaslund

Жыл бұрын

Duda 'beats' people by doing absolutely nothing. Which is why he's going absolutely nowhere

@monstermagnet3150

Жыл бұрын

@@peterhaslund Cry more This stupid sentence could be said about Anish a long time ago or Wesley and his quick draws but Duda ? Stop smoking

@justinbieber8028

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, Duda might not be in the top 10 but he’s capable of destroying anyone from time to time.

This Superbet chess tournament giving agadmator chance to use all permutations combinations for his titles

When Alireza wins a game : Everyone - he’s the next world champ When he loses - nah, he’s bad Hypocrisy levels 😂

@rockfire3290

Жыл бұрын

Same with ding and everyone

@redeyexxx1841

Жыл бұрын

They do it with everyone dude. It's simple recency bias nothing else. There's ain't no hypocrisy there unless you're trying to find hypocrisy everywhere.

@ChristianHegele

Жыл бұрын

Alireza's skill level right now seems on par with the other top-ten players, so it's no surprise to me he trades many wins and many losses with them. What distinguishes him is how young he is and how much room he may have to improve into his twenties.

@DrakoLykoi

Жыл бұрын

They're all about the same class. All games are usually close. Magnus is a class above them.

@ChristianHegele

Жыл бұрын

@@DrakoLykoi It's true, though I honestly believe Fabi at his peak was closer than anyone else has been.

Appreciate you, agad! ❤️

g5 was played 7 times on Lichess, out of the 25 times the position was reached… 🙏👍🏽

Your video titles are the best sir Antonio hats off to that ❤

The position after ...bxc6 was similar to games Botvinnik-Trifunovic and Botvinnik-Tal (revenge match 1961).

Title: was magnus wrong?

@MRLegendPiano

Жыл бұрын

top class title right here

@cabdriver27

Жыл бұрын

Source?

@martinwood744

Жыл бұрын

Yes. And no.

@stockfish4429

Жыл бұрын

How sure you are?

@abbunadaf5287

Жыл бұрын

Comment: Title: was magnus wrong?

The titles on your videos are funny😂

Suggestion for 2:10 - Banana Skin Position. The ides is that no matter how strong or fast or skillful, you can always slip.

@fortunejackson-bartelmus1441

Жыл бұрын

I second this motion

Nice one!

Burst out laughing at the title 🤣

there are more possible iterations of a game of chess than there are atoms in the observable universe? This means that if every atom in the universe were a game of chess being played simultaneously, there would still be more possible games of chess than that. In fact, the number of possible chess games is estimated to be around 10^120, while the number of atoms in the observable universe is estimated to be around 10^80. This goes to show just how complex and intricate the game of chess really is!

Duda always makes a comeback

I think the pgn and the player description in the description box is incorrect. It's says Alireza vs Nepo

#suggestion can you do Hikaru Nakamura vs Wei Yi from Pro chess league 2023 Finals it's a brilliant game that i shared with my friends at the bar and library and they really loved it

Why is it that whenever I watch Agad’s videos, YT auto zooms in the screen a bit? Only happened recently, and only happens on this channel.

11/10 title.

My beloved Agad...i owe you alot😊😊😊

I love Duda win videos! My favorite chess player

@agadmator you put the wrong description, this one is from the game between alireza and ian

Qb6, as a name for this sort of move, perhaps 'blindspot blunder'?

@amoldivo

Жыл бұрын

What's the blunder where we actually calculated all the hardest lines but somehow forgot the first and obvious reactive move from the opponent? 😂 like when your piece is hanging and you go for something complicated, but you forgot your piece was still hanging 🥴🥲🤦

@johnwamsley1896

Жыл бұрын

Stealing from a pinned knight

Is the PGN in the description correct? Seems like another game.

This title is gold 😂

Classic Ali. Ups and downs, not many draws. He's to young to be solid

@ChocolateMilk..

Жыл бұрын

*too

Loving the titles

How much when I put it in portrait mode it doesn’t show the screen as it should?

What would the title be when firouzja draws?

Why my landscape cropped? Anyone having this issue. #suggestion #fix #agad

Does anyone else’s format get cropped when watching it sideways on a phone :( ?

Me at 4:35: "what do you mean trade, the pawn in pinned, you can't retake!!" 1 minute later "Oh right, the king can also capture pieces.."

King chilling 😂

Yesterdays video: was Magnus right? Todays video: was Magnus wrong? I just ❤️ it! 😂😂

You might introduce Nepo as "Two-Time World Chess Championship Challenger..."

When Alireza wins: Magnus is right When Alireza loses a single game: Magnus is wrong lol

Someone tell me what context is of title

@iamsrynh

Жыл бұрын

I think yesterday agad's video was "Was Magnus Right?" bcoz magnus had said he'll only play the wcc if alireza plays.. and also alireza is very strong..correct me if I'm wrong?

Stockfish says the gambit is unsound: after 18...Rc7, White has a virtually won position, and if 21.Nf3, white is completely winning. The tactics seem to force really obvious moves: white just swaps down and uses the extra pawn to win. Or, after Rc7 there are some lines where black regains the pawn, but white can activate his king and leave black's king trapped, and that's enough for a win too. I was just analyzing it because I don't like facing the slav, and the exchange variation is becoming popular among GMs who also don't like the slav. Thank you and have a good day. [edit: oh yeah, I see you mentioned it. Fischer or Karpov: one of those players who were good at seeing when the position revolved around a single feature, and things like "good knight versus bad bishop" were distractions. See Fischer v. Petrosian, candidates final, game 5 I think? The one where Fischer has a knight that looks dominating and just exchanges it for a bishop that's been on d7 the whole game. Because Fischer's pieces were more active and to fully exploit black's cramp, he needed not one open file, but two, and that "powerful knight" was in the way. Super instructive game, like a lot of complete blowouts are -- I highly recommend it.]

As far as I know this is the first time that Janek has beaten Alireza. Polska Gurom!

Tengo no duda Jan is that dude yeah!

I think the guy who played Qb6 just wanted to enjoy a nice symmetrical position, it might be bad but he just wanted to do it.

2:09 Blind positions.

I wonder if anyone is working on making a computer program that can figure out what the best move to play FOR A HUMAN in a chess game would be? Like a move that requires 10 exactly precise follow-up moves to be good would be evaluated as worse than it normally would be since a human probably wouldn't find all those moves. Or conversely a move is evaluated as better than it normally would be if it requires 10 exactly precise moves by the opponent to defend successfully. That's just off the top of my head - possibly other human factors could be considered too. And of course the "best human move" would differ depending on the skill of the players involved.

Can't believe ding and nepo is with bogdan daniel in standings

Duda loves taking us into that deep dark forest!

Would prefer the Giri vs Fabi game!

Alireza is a very exciting player

Magnus style by Alireza!!!

Alireza must deeply study John Nunn’s Endgame volume 1,2

Antonio description is wrong!!!

Alright duda!!

Its so wild that the new world champ, and the first challenger are in last place.

Can't underestimate this dude, -- Duda -- for sure!

The description of the video is wrong #suggestion

Can anyone tell me what's happened to Medo?

there is a strange German saying for this "to have tomatoes on ones eyes"...

1:41 Who said the perfect chess symmetry doesn't exist?

@goku445

Жыл бұрын

which move was that? pretty deep already

@johnangeloperez9866

Жыл бұрын

that's the reason why black moved the queen to achieve symmetry, not caring about the hanging bishop. noticed that as well.

.......a game requiring some very sharp play tho !

I miss a lot of things, but would pawn to a6 win back a piece at 1:53 (at the cost of a pawn)?

@patrickchowthi1203

Жыл бұрын

I believe if pawn to a6, bxc6 comes with check and you don’t lose the bishop or the queen because the bishop captures the black knight with check. Black would be forced the recapture with the queen or else black will lose the queen due to the queen being undefended since a6 was played. If a6,then bxc6,then qxc6 is forced or black will lose the queen and white is up a bishop.

@drslyone

Жыл бұрын

Right. Thank you.

Duda is a ninja. You can’t gage Alireza as a potential WCC challenger on a Duda game. Duda is a silent killer.

@devadathans5506

Жыл бұрын

Anyone on the candidates can be a forced to be reckoned, even against Magnus if they are on good form. It is the consistency that sets a few apart from others.

@elgonzo5

Жыл бұрын

@@devadathans5506 Focus on Alireza because that’s what the discussion is about. That’s what Magus was talking about. It’s what Agadmator is referring to. Alireza not becoming the WCC challenger is why Magnus “resigned” his WCC throne and title.

Is nepo and ding burnt out because of so many games and preparations?

That Qb6 blunder he mentioned? 116 have made it on Lichess. Out of 4900 times the position was reached… 😳🤷🏻‍♂️🙏

I propose we call moves that players of all ratings goof "Tunnels". Every player tunnel visions instead checking the board, so it makes sense.

After this tournament and the gruelling WC, I would feel like giving up chess. But there is no choice but to fight on. A chess player must play chess. (At least they are well paid)

Nepo and Ding suckin 🤣

Ding and Nepo tied for last lmao those two must be so fucking exhausted and tired of playing classical games right now

2:10 the agad position (?)

2:18 Nepo moment

"doesn't matter how high the player is rated he'll make a silly move". I call that a noobzwang

Is it all about what Magnus said?

Heartbreaking. I believe Alireza can learn to be more consistent with time, though.

@cerebralassassin147

Жыл бұрын

He really needs to improve his play with black pieces.

@kirillzakharov7336

Жыл бұрын

it's interesting how both he and Ding have somewhat of a problem with time.

@rambo2667

Жыл бұрын

Even his play with white and not been as good as it was before. Earlier he was making far fewer mistakes and using every resource. His game against Ding was rather shaky even if he managed to win. Against Fabi was bad too . Against Nepo it was not smooth but not good and today he didn't play very bad but Duda played much better. In 2021 in my opinion he was playing much stronger.

@Trip_Fontaine

Жыл бұрын

He had poor time management in this game. Can happen to anyone.

that's like asking if water is wet 🤷‍♀

Nice Game by Duda Alireza has had some Good Games lately this one was kind of like a letdown Credit goes to Duda Great Game much Thanks

Alireza is always waaay too optimistic about his position. g5 was an insane move to play in a game where a draw is completely fine for you

@JBsoable

Жыл бұрын

Classic Reza move… that’s the reason why he will not be WC for a while I fear. Taking too many risks.

Duda 🔥🔥🔥

6:52 that sound is his baby?

Bravo Duda

wait I don't understand .. why not Ke8 to stop Nxe6? (07:35)

@patrickchowthi1203

Жыл бұрын

Ke8 would not work because the f pawn will fall if you move the black king due to the outside A passed pawn. If ke8, white will play rxf7, then black will recaptures with the rook(rxf7). White responds with Nxf7. After this black cannot capture the knight (kxf7)due to the A pawn promotion (a7,a8=queen) is unstoppable if you eat the knight on f7. Either way the e6 pawn will fall or the f7 pawn will fall. It is hard to see at first and I hope my explanation is clear. So basically ke8, rxf7, rxf7, nxf7, at this point black is forced to play bxa6 in order to stop the passed A pawn and white wins the f pawn and the knight escapes to safety. So trying to protect the pawn is impossible. Hope that helped and that my explanation was easy to follow. Feel free to ask questions if it still isn’t clear.

@frentz7

Жыл бұрын

@@patrickchowthi1203 ah right! the pawn, the deadly pawn .... thanks mate!

It was all good a move ago.

The Duda abides.

Every players are World champions 😂😂🤟

Ding and Nepo next to last place, sad

Why does Duda look like Danya in his picture lmao

What Magnus has to do with that?

hello everyone

alireza biggest weakness is he always played for the win, even as black

I always thought Richard Rapport was Hungarian, but well, you never know in Eastern Europe, it seems 😂 11:54

Hey aghad

what does mean T-2 T-6 T-8 in standing sheet

@Sam-qi2gw

Жыл бұрын

Tied score, i.e. t-2 = tied for second place

@user80204

Жыл бұрын

@@Sam-qi2gw thanks

gg

Agadmator casually talking about 2300 players....while 1200 me crying in corner

Don't they have a better picture of Alireza?

Agadmator when will u defeat magnus carlsen???

The world champion and the challenger at the bottom of the list...

Who cares what Magnus thinks. He had a point with chess classical being all about preparation in engine times. FIDE have got to change things. Make it like F1 where you have to play year round in different locations and different openings.

@dmitripogosian5084

Жыл бұрын

It feels that Nepo-Ding match and this tournament goes against that statement. There was not much about preparation

Wait, isnt Rapport Hungarian? 😊

Duda had the time, Grischek didn’t … u can’t do a lot of thinking in 2secs !! (Of cos credit to Duda for pushing G to use up his all his time … ).