it was on move 4 that agadmator reached under his desk and said, "sorry about that". He normally does that on moves 2 or 3, so it was at this position on move 4, that we have a completely new game.
0:00 Hello everyone 0:16 Dive straight into it 0:24 Sorry about that 1:28 Completely new game 3:16 Very very annoying queen rook battery 4:56 Doubling up on the F file 6:12 Magnus Carlsen tweeted a tweet 7:28 Ding starts the king march 9:209:30 50 move rule 10:0811:07 Captures captures 11:14 Gobble up the bishop 12:34 Give you a couple of seconds 12:49 Enjoy the show 13:50 It was in this position 13:55 Nothing more to be done 15:08 Nice dog lift
Oh, you should go watch the other Ding vs Nakamura games. There's one where they dance with the bishops for like 20 moves. (Edit: It's at about an hour and thirty in the chess24 stream from today. They dance the bishops to gain clock time.)
@@heroricspiritfreinen38 There's a difference between maintaining an extremely solid position for a long grind, making a single relatively subtle error, and immediately being punished with the prospect of a game where you'll get checkmated in 30 moves as opposed to blundering mate to a tactic and making mistakes back and forth throughout a game.
Although it is kinda unfair this comment. Unlike other times, Hikaru this time was not pushing for a win. Let's give credit to Ding, as he truely was squeezing water from stones.
I’ve watched more than 100 of your chess videos and my chess rating have nvr passed 1000 on chess.com😂😂😂guessed I’m really here just to enjoy the show😂😂
If you had shown me this game without telling me the players, I would’ve guessed Leela v Stockfish or something similar due to the ridiculous endgame which somehow became a win.
Me in my games: let me make this passive pawn move just to see how white responds Little agad in my head: this move completely loses the game: Me to my opponent: I was just adjusting the piece.
Hey agadmator, long message incoming! Before I get into my big message, here's a smaller one of appreciation: thank you for what you do. I only started looking into chess a few weeks ago, but now I spend hours a day on your channel, waking up thinking about chess and falling asleep thinking about it. I haven't had much of an opportunity to play and practice since I'm not really a fan of online chess, but just by watching your videos, I've improved a TON. I'm starting to see new lines of attack and defense, explore lines I wouldn't even have thought to otherwise, hang my pieces less often, and just so many little things. So again, thank you for helping bring this game to me and so many other people in such a wonderful way. Anyways. I just beat my friend in chess for the first time last night! I played what felt like my best game yet, having a good opening, middle, and end game, and from what I remember, pretty much zero blunders (at least none that were majorly punished anyways lol). We played what would be considered a classical game, but neither of us would take more than 5-10 minutes for a move out of courtesy and time reasons. I just started playing chess a few weeks ago and he played a fair bit since he was a kid, so I'm pretty proud of myself for winning against him. I started playing with some of my friends a few weeks ago and I only beat one of my friends the first time. Second time, I beat two, and now the fourth time around I beat the one guy I couldn't. I'm really proud of myself! I haven't played any chess online or with my family, so I only get to play like once a week and I don't get much practice. I saw him playing chess on his phone, which means he's been playing in his down time while I haven't, so I knew it wasn't going to be easy, especially him being a much more experienced player than I. He opened with d4, which he had opened with e4 is every other game I've played against him and every other game I've seen him play against my friends, so this threw me off (he later said it threw him off because he wanted to try something new, so we were both equally surprised). But I responded pretty well, taking good space and developing nicely, didn't even have to sacrifice much. I set up my first queen trade that game, too! It was at a point my friend didn't expect and it favored me (he had taken a pawn and both my bishops, but I had both his knights, one of his bishops, and a superior position on the board). I played well though the middle game, making good moves my friend didn't calculate for. At one point, I was in really dire straights with a lot of my pieces attacked and I couldn't defend them all, so I did my best to defend them while also setting up a checkmate on him. He saw it one move before I would've executed it, which I figured he would, but that was all I needed to gain a nice tempo on him and get my pieces into better positions. From there, I traded down in material to the endgame, as I was up in pieces and I liked my position. I played a good endgame as well, checkmating him and putting him in zugzwang at one point. He said I made the one move that foiled his plans of mating me and he didn't even see it coming. That felt really good to hear, especially since he always had this bit of smugness like he was better than everyone whenever he played. I think I'm going to start transcribing my games to look back on and learn from as well to track my progress. Again, thank you for your videos Antonio, they mean a lot to me. Also, thanks to anyone else who read this novel of a RUclips comment lol.
I feel like I haven't seen Ding like this in a long time. Great to see my fav player destroy Nakamura by punishing a single move lol great ending, I really did enjoy that show
Thank you! This is the game I missed this morning. Learning Things * I play the Ruy Lopez, I am not as familiar with the Berlin as I should be. I assume people are going to play a3, the Morphy Defense. * I would have taken with the Bishop rather than the Pawn. * The maneuvering of Knights is interesting to me. * *** When the World Champion says that the King should go to the other side, and Grandmaster Liren actually does it, playing as well as he did throughout the 80 moves of this game, we know that Grandmaster Ding is as sharp as anyone out there. A great game by both!
More than a year ago, maybe two, Agad explained why sorry, many told him "Nothing to be sorry about," and yet his apologies continued. For sure by now it's a meme, a nonstop troll, like that missing hubcap on "Breaking Bad" that was never even talked about.
6:30 Magnus is refering to blitz game he played against Ding Liren where Ding just put his king to the other corner. He also moved his king way to the front vs MVL at this the candidates. Ding likes to move his king lol m.ruclips.net/video/I_W0Cy3NNDg/видео.html
hej Agadmator,ponosan sam što si jedan od najgledanijih šahovskih kanala na You tubeu..hvala stari baš uživam u svim videima,vidi se da se trudiš oko ovog...GO AGADMATOR!! p.s.:skužit ću što znači Agadmator :-)
Knowing Nakamura's endgame skills and considering the fact that Ding Liren is an actually good super gm that hasn't practically given up on chess, it still is
Fox no he is too impatient in endgames. For this one time only he decided not to push or make any breakthroughs but unfortunately he didn’t think the waiting move through
Reminds me of hikaru's super long game against an engine where he basically forced it to move because it was a winning position, and it was kind of similar to this, all pawns on the board, just moving pieces around.
I had a manager back in the day who could never get his saying correct. Instead of saying, "You can't squeeze blood from a turnip" he'd say, "You can't squeeze turnips." But you can totally squeeze turnips.
First, it takes the king over to the safer side of the board. Second, it frees up maneuvering room on the kingside, where Black's best attacking chances are. If White SHOULD somehow break through, it would be on the kingside. By that time, Black's king is tucked away on the far queenside, with some protection from his pawns. And if White breaks through on the queenside, the king is there to support the pawns.
Dude what's up with the thumbnails? They are epic........ If your doing for every match you have to make every player's drawing. Its lot of work but great. I'm loving it.
Love the new thumbnails! I'm just getting into chess I do alright for my skill level in the mid and late game but I haven't found any really good videos/resources to learn the basic lines and principles of the common openings. Does anyone know any good sources? Or I would love some videos on the subject by you Agadmator!!
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it was on move 4 that agadmator reached under his desk and said, "sorry about that". He normally does that on moves 2 or 3, so it was at this position on move 4, that we have a completely new game.
I wanted to like but it's 69 like already
Haha.. that's funny!!
Haha that's funny!!
I think he scratches his balls under the guise of reaching under the desk.
does anybody know why he does that? what is he apologizing for?
These thumbnails are gorgeous, and don't spoil the game, well done Agad.
Spot on
+1, Adam Genesis is completely winning
it was in this positionerino agadmatorino 😂😂😂😂
Big time
But this thumbnail shows who lost the game.
0:00 Hello everyone
0:16 Dive straight into it
0:24 Sorry about that
1:28 Completely new game
3:16 Very very annoying queen rook battery
4:56 Doubling up on the F file
6:12 Magnus Carlsen tweeted a tweet
7:28 Ding starts the king march
9:20 9:30 50 move rule
10:08 11:07 Captures captures
11:14 Gobble up the bishop
12:34 Give you a couple of seconds
12:49 Enjoy the show
13:50 It was in this position
13:55 Nothing more to be done
15:08 Nice dog lift
Lol
it was in this positionerino agadmatorino The king has arrived
"Sorry about that" lol
hey you
You work fast dude, remember me when you are famous.
I remember you made a video called “Dance of the Engines” this is like “Dance of the Humans”
Oh, you should go watch the other Ding vs Nakamura games. There's one where they dance with the bishops for like 20 moves. (Edit: It's at about an hour and thirty in the chess24 stream from today. They dance the bishops to gain clock time.)
More like "Siesta of the Humans"
Battle of the Chinese all stars.
@@jestice75 Hikaru wasnt chinese
As boring as this game was it's insane to see how gm's win off a single mistake
You can also win a game off a single mistake. Just you need an opponent to hang mate in 2
@Oswald Tang hikaru did blunder the game with that move
It's the same thing
Super gm's*
Does ding always play like this?
@@heroricspiritfreinen38 There's a difference between maintaining an extremely solid position for a long grind, making a single relatively subtle error, and immediately being punished with the prospect of a game where you'll get checkmated in 30 moves as opposed to blundering mate to a tactic and making mistakes back and forth throughout a game.
Classic Hikaru: losing games in drawn positions.
Although it is kinda unfair this comment. Unlike other times, Hikaru this time was not pushing for a win. Let's give credit to Ding, as he truely was squeezing water from stones.
Yup Hikaru always gets crushed by carlsen
it's because he shaved his beard
@@gibran.zidane The beard is definitely his source of power lmao
😂
I’ve watched more than 100 of your chess videos and my chess rating have nvr passed 1000 on chess.com😂😂😂guessed I’m really here just to enjoy the show😂😂
If you haven't already then look up ”5 opening principles ” just those should add 100 points to your rating if you follow them
as a fellow agadmator fan Im happy to give you a few pointers hook me up on chess.com I play under Novak4m or find me on lichess mark weighell
@@trumptroll955 sorry, your link is broken. Please resend.
Are you studying chess? It takes work to improve. Daily tactics. Endgame practice. Opening prep.
recommend IM John Bartholomew's videos or GM Hikaru's Pogchamp tutoring vids. a lot of good information to learn from.
If you had shown me this game without telling me the players, I would’ve guessed Leela v Stockfish or something similar due to the ridiculous endgame which somehow became a win.
More like Komodo vs Stockfish, leela wouldn't just close the position without any sacrifices XD
Me in my games: let me make this passive pawn move just to see how white responds
Little agad in my head: this move completely loses the game:
Me to my opponent: I was just adjusting the piece.
He always gets me with "of course, this is a game-losing move" whenever I think I have a good idea
Don't forget "loses on the spot."
😂😂😂😂😂
“And already as of move 1, white has completely lost the game”- Agad on every game I play as white
Mike Hunt and in the starting position, white resigns.
Hey agadmator, long message incoming!
Before I get into my big message, here's a smaller one of appreciation: thank you for what you do. I only started looking into chess a few weeks ago, but now I spend hours a day on your channel, waking up thinking about chess and falling asleep thinking about it. I haven't had much of an opportunity to play and practice since I'm not really a fan of online chess, but just by watching your videos, I've improved a TON. I'm starting to see new lines of attack and defense, explore lines I wouldn't even have thought to otherwise, hang my pieces less often, and just so many little things. So again, thank you for helping bring this game to me and so many other people in such a wonderful way. Anyways.
I just beat my friend in chess for the first time last night! I played what felt like my best game yet, having a good opening, middle, and end game, and from what I remember, pretty much zero blunders (at least none that were majorly punished anyways lol). We played what would be considered a classical game, but neither of us would take more than 5-10 minutes for a move out of courtesy and time reasons. I just started playing chess a few weeks ago and he played a fair bit since he was a kid, so I'm pretty proud of myself for winning against him. I started playing with some of my friends a few weeks ago and I only beat one of my friends the first time. Second time, I beat two, and now the fourth time around I beat the one guy I couldn't. I'm really proud of myself! I haven't played any chess online or with my family, so I only get to play like once a week and I don't get much practice. I saw him playing chess on his phone, which means he's been playing in his down time while I haven't, so I knew it wasn't going to be easy, especially him being a much more experienced player than I. He opened with d4, which he had opened with e4 is every other game I've played against him and every other game I've seen him play against my friends, so this threw me off (he later said it threw him off because he wanted to try something new, so we were both equally surprised). But I responded pretty well, taking good space and developing nicely, didn't even have to sacrifice much. I set up my first queen trade that game, too! It was at a point my friend didn't expect and it favored me (he had taken a pawn and both my bishops, but I had both his knights, one of his bishops, and a superior position on the board). I played well though the middle game, making good moves my friend didn't calculate for. At one point, I was in really dire straights with a lot of my pieces attacked and I couldn't defend them all, so I did my best to defend them while also setting up a checkmate on him. He saw it one move before I would've executed it, which I figured he would, but that was all I needed to gain a nice tempo on him and get my pieces into better positions. From there, I traded down in material to the endgame, as I was up in pieces and I liked my position. I played a good endgame as well, checkmating him and putting him in zugzwang at one point. He said I made the one move that foiled his plans of mating me and he didn't even see it coming. That felt really good to hear, especially since he always had this bit of smugness like he was better than everyone whenever he played. I think I'm going to start transcribing my games to look back on and learn from as well to track my progress.
Again, thank you for your videos Antonio, they mean a lot to me. Also, thanks to anyone else who read this novel of a RUclips comment lol.
I'll be printing out these thumbnails and giving each one of my friends at the bar and library a copy
...and sure they go through the roof ;)
You don't have any friends.
"it's as if Ding saw Carlsen's tweet". or we could also say " it's as if Magnus read Ding's mind. just how genius these guys are
This is why I love Ding and Carlsen, they rarely accept draw. That have the guts to do it🤸
Always amazed by the brilliance of Nakamura and Ding’s games. One mistake and it was over. Brilliant
I feel like I haven't seen Ding like this in a long time. Great to see my fav player destroy Nakamura by punishing a single move lol great ending, I really did enjoy that show
Am I the only one who don't find any difference before "sorry about that " and after it
Nope, what does he do? I've been wondering a while now.
@@TinusPieters He adjusts the volume. I have wondered for quite a while too and then someone finally enlightened me
No you’re not and you’re not the first person to say that, it’s just signature at this point whether it makes sense or not
Spiritus Invictus the volume seems the same
I think he just goes for it for the entertainment for us fans. Because of years of doing this work, no way you would forget to adjust beforehand
Thank you! This is the game I missed this morning. Learning Things * I play the Ruy Lopez, I am not as familiar with the Berlin as I should be. I assume people are going to play a3, the Morphy Defense. * I would have taken with the Bishop rather than the Pawn. * The maneuvering of Knights is interesting to me. * *** When the World Champion says that the King should go to the other side, and Grandmaster Liren actually does it, playing as well as he did throughout the 80 moves of this game, we know that Grandmaster Ding is as sharp as anyone out there. A great game by both!
I am starting to feel that '' sorry about that " is not real😂
More than a year ago, maybe two, Agad explained why sorry, many told him "Nothing to be sorry about," and yet his apologies continued. For sure by now it's a meme, a nonstop troll, like that missing hubcap on "Breaking Bad" that was never even talked about.
It's just means that someone's gonna fall 😂
Why does he say that
@@jesuschristsaves9067 why does he say what?
I thought the same too until someone commented it’s him turning down his speakers. With them on there’s an echo with the microphone and the speakers
Ding pulling off a Magnus-type endgame win against a Super GM, very impressive.
Great piece of art there in the thumbnail by @Adamgenesis6
Loved it! ❤
Man I seriously love his content... Being his fan since many years now!!! What a thumbnail ... What a game analysis... What a style man, well done!!!
Ding showing class, and he is playing like ding that we love.
2:41 DO NOT turn on captions
I am absolutely loving these new thumbnails!!
Perfect title to describe this game. The entire time it felt like such a tense position on both sides and it seemed impossible to make a breakthrough
6:30 Magnus is refering to blitz game he played against Ding Liren where Ding just put his king to the other corner. He also moved his king way to the front vs MVL at this the candidates. Ding likes to move his king lol
m.ruclips.net/video/I_W0Cy3NNDg/видео.html
Thank you! I was hoping to find how Carlsen knew about this king march ahead of time.
Well, he is called King Ding for a reason.
He's playing mind games with Ding, in case Ding wins the candidates. Going to be in his head if they compete for the championship.
I love how the dog leaves at the end after completing today's lesson
He's off to the bar and library (aka the toilet bowl and fire hydrant) to share the game with his friends.
you are right David😂
The players’ photos really describe the game. Hikaru is saying:what are we doing and Ding is just smiling implying that he has something up his sleeve
I quite adore new thumbnails, keep them up. :D
Loving the new digital art thumbnails...... Great going Agad!!!!
Ding, the player that i enjoy the most to see playing.
Ian Nepomniachi
@@yamikagevg7841 Mamedyarov and Ivanchuck
Thumbnail's getting better.
Just like my chess skills.
I'm glad to see an optimistic comment here tbh
The ELO rating of this thumbnail is 400.
Last time I was this early, Capablanca still didn't have any opening theory😅..
Stop stealing jokes
@@gonzalo4658 EEEEEruclips.net/video/sdo5p3NbVZM/видео.html
@@gonzalo4658 Hey I didn't steal it bro..
I’m not gay still I’m responding to your comment.
I really like these types of thumbnails👌👌👌
Thank you agadmator!!
This Hikaru guy seems to be good, he should start streaming on twitch
He does stream on twitch you silly goose 😂😂😂
@@peepeepoopooman1653 that's the point of the joke, it's sarcasm
Sarcasm is not everyone's cup of tea, They said..
@@sriramkashyap2263lol some have a humour bypass the only irony they know is when their mum irons their shirt
@@peepeepoopooman1653 why is it that under every chess vid there is always this one guy that needs to be newly introduced to the concept of a joke lol
Thumbnail art is absolutely gorgeos man. Love your videos :)
hej Agadmator,ponosan sam što si jedan od najgledanijih šahovskih kanala na You tubeu..hvala stari baš uživam u svim videima,vidi se da se trudiš oko ovog...GO AGADMATOR!! p.s.:skužit ću što znači Agadmator :-)
It was almost as if Ding was reading Endgame strategy by Shereshevsky! Beautiful display of 'Do not hurry' and 'The principle of two weaknesses'!
The thumbnail art for this is genuinely amazing!
I'm loving these thumbnails! Great job Agad!
You could also consider a merchandise with the tag line "Sorry about that"
If Carlsen was one of the players, the title would've been a spoiler 😛
Knowing Nakamura's endgame skills and considering the fact that Ding Liren is an actually good super gm that hasn't practically given up on chess, it still is
Christos Efemel Nakamura is bad at endgames?
Fox no he is too impatient in endgames. For this one time only he decided not to push or make any breakthroughs but unfortunately he didn’t think the waiting move through
@@christosefemel3542 Calm down Bucko; it's just a screen in front of you 🙂
Reminds me of hikaru's super long game against an engine where he basically forced it to move because it was a winning position, and it was kind of similar to this, all pawns on the board, just moving pieces around.
Would love to see Manga if the quality is that of thumbnail.
You know you've watched a LOT of agadmator's videos when you can predict and go "...and it was in this position.." along with him
Love the new thumbnails ❤️
Did the podcast cut out for anyone else
seems like youtube deleted it lmao
Sebastian Strójwąs yeah weird
qweqweqwe for what tho all he does is talk about chess and make good content😂
The new thumbnails are amazing.. love it ❤️❤️
0:00 in this video we have a compleatly new thumbnail
Really enjoying these thumbnails! So, here's a thumbs-up for you agad!
👍🏻
Wow, that drawings are just amazing. I loved "there is no spoon" but this one is even better
The thumbnails of the latest videos are very artistic. I will print this one and put it on the fridge to enjoy it everyday.
At 4:30, would it be possible for white to capture the pawn with bishop e5? With ideas of queen f7 if the queen captures?
New thumbnails are so sick👍🤜🏼🤛🏻
Fun fact, ding refuse draw offered, I guess he can almost see the water that time
😁👍 These thumbnails are gorgeous, and don't spoil the game, well done Agad. 😁👍
Agadmatar's signature move is on 0:23😄
Damn the thumbnail art is precious. Transmits both the intensity and the calm from high level chess
Excellent drawings!! Gives some character to the channel.
I really like those 4-player chess games you play! You're the man! Hello from Freedom, Maine, USA.
This is like a classical game. Top level grinding!
That's what SHE said.
I had a manager back in the day who could never get his saying correct. Instead of saying, "You can't squeeze blood from a turnip" he'd say, "You can't squeeze turnips." But you can totally squeeze turnips.
Laughed for 5 minutes
@@neryanatanov385 It was funny until we saw him do it in business meetings where he was trying to get us funding. :(
1:49 Can we ignore assumption that Hikaru will blunder with Nfxe5 and figure out what happenes if the c knight captures?
Was wondering about the same thing.
I love the format of recent thumbnails.
Alright I might be stupid but why wouldn't Hikaru go captures captures at 10:16 then snag the pawn that is being attacked by bishop/rook?
Your newly added thumbnail art is pretty swell!
Damn! This is how you you get one shot one opportunity to seize everything you ever wanted. In one moment and capture it.
lose yourself!
why does the "sorry about that" echo sound never happen on the first move?
Just want to mention that thumbnail picture is great!!!
HOW DO YOU GET THE THUMBNAIL?ITS AWESOME.........
1:52 why not knight C captures on e5 ??
Gorgeous thumbnails. Keep it up. Its very alluring.
The new thumbnails are just perfect
As a beginner I would have liked an explanation on why king to B7 was necessary?
First, it takes the king over to the safer side of the board. Second, it frees up maneuvering room on the kingside, where Black's best attacking chances are. If White SHOULD somehow break through, it would be on the kingside. By that time, Black's king is tucked away on the far queenside, with some protection from his pawns. And if White breaks through on the queenside, the king is there to support the pawns.
At 1:43 why not first take e4 pawn with the other knight (the one on c4)?
Noice thumbnails bro, keep it up 👍👍
Amazing game. This game is one reason to keep ding in favourite list 😍
at 1:52 if Ncxe5 instead of Nfxe5, black doesn't appear to have any option of recapturing the pawn? what am i missing?
Carlsen twit : Every move draw expect bishop a1.
Nakamura : Play bishop a1 instantly.
Why white dont capture a4 pawn to b5 pawn as in this variation white can win a pawn and game also. Please clarify me if its dont at 10:18
Amazing. Ding persevered and won. 👍👍
Really like the new thumbnails !!!!
I LOVE THE THUMBNAILS SO MUCH
@1:45 why doesn't knight c4 to e5 work?
Thanks for making this game understandable in your relaxed way.
Dude what's up with the thumbnails? They are epic........
If your doing for every match you have to make every player's drawing. Its lot of work but great. I'm loving it.
Love the new thumbnails!
I'm just getting into chess I do alright for my skill level in the mid and late game but I haven't found any really good videos/resources to learn the basic lines and principles of the common openings. Does anyone know any good sources?
Or I would love some videos on the subject by you Agadmator!!
amazing thumbnails ag!
A modern masterpiece by the "Thing" - who is now (like Carlsen before) entering in the morphic-fiedls of chess...
13:58 What if g3? I guess h3....., Bf3..... and Rh1 mate?
Was rook D2 back to D1 not a good way to block? Instead of going to F2? 13min
Hey please man , where do you get this awesome paintings
Why in altast can't the pawn move to g3. May be it would have prevented check mate.,??
The thumbnails like that one are amazing
what happens if the c file knight captures @ 1:52?
4:22 isn't Bxe5 a free pawn? (If ...Qxe5, white plays Qxf7+ and wins a rook)
Best game I ever seen my mind is blown away by these geniuses! Amazing content kind regards from Montenegro to my neighbour 😎
After black played Red8 why not play Bishop takes e5 so if Queen takes then just take the f7 pawn?
This is one of most wonderful comment section. Such a good community. Other sections are just spewing hate nowadays
Almost wonderful. Freddie Mercury called me a "clown" the other day, as I wholeheartedly tried to make up for the absence of Agadmaterino. :(
Can you show Morozevich vs Kasparov, the famous king's gambit game from 1995?