Why would anyone forget that European nationalist who BASELESSLY blacklisted Hans for European Quisling overlord Magnus? Vincent Keymer BASELESSLY blacklisted Hans Niemann in 2022Oct for corrupt sexist QUISLING overlords Magnus Carlsen & Garry Kasparov who had cheated 2 Jewish fellow-European women Judit Polgar (1994) & Alexandra Kosteniuk (2009) then gets gifted a win in the 2023 world cup, so what's the moral lesson other than that crime does pay (or torts do pay) ? XNHWbgAsZnA
Very impressive how Agadmator has researched all the previous games that played those same opening moves he’s unique in that regard not only with his in depth analysis but also with the references to previous games much thanks
@@matterickson503it’s still not necessary to cover. it might not be difficult but not a lot of other youtubers talk about other games in their analyses (with the exception of GMs)
He will make it to Top 10 oder maybe even Top 5 for sure. The rest is unpredictable. He is super solid and actually he is a powerful defender. So yeah, maybe.
Did see the knight capture which would give white opportunity to do a discover check and steal queen I also thought of bringing the Rook forward thinking of attacking the one or two pieces but not the winning move attacking the Bishop
But this discovery was a point earlier allowing VIncent to go e4, when d4 could not be captured because of discovery. So I was sure Nihal saw it already then since he played h6
2nd : Hikaru's wife lost to Wesley So's girlfriend, who thanked him as her secret second in the 2023 USCC closing ceremony speech. But Atousa almost beat Carissa Yip! It wasn't a clean victory. Carissa was losing most of the game. Atousa just blundered in the end. Please consider reviewing this game and in particular spreading the rumour that Carissa Yip is dating Wesley So based on Carissa's X header - it's a photo of just Carissa & Wesley (& Leinier & Melik). move 54 for black is an 8-move equality puzzle it's so sharp [Variant "From Position"] [FEN "1Q5k/3r1rn1/p3N3/Pp1p2P1/1q2p3/1B2R2P/5P2/6K1 b"] 1... Kh7 2. g6+ Kxg6 3. Rg3+ Kf6 4. Nxg7 Rxg7 5. Qf4+ Ke6 6. Qh6+ Kf5 7. Rxg7 Rxg7+ 8. Qxg7 Qxb3 #suggestion #uschesschamps #uschess #uschesschamp #uscc #womeninchess
#suggestion hello Agadmator, I would really like to see a game involving Shawn Rodrigue-Lemieux. He's a 19 years old GM from my part of the world who manage a draw vs Nakamura. Great channel by the way. I really enjoy watching your game analysis. Thank!
instead of bxa4 by black i wiill try nb3 forking the rook and queen. once queen moves then nxc1 and after recapture of the knight then bxa4 will be a better version what do you think?
I thought that as well, then looked here to see if anyone else mentioned it. I set it up and played it out. Q takes Bishop, Pawn takes Q, Rook then takes Rook and leaves White still a lot stronger.
let's goo what a nice contribution by Vincent (and Nihal) giving us this nice riddles. Also told ya Parham is on a roll, would love to see you cover his win #suggestions
During the first pause the video moment: Me, why not take this pawn? It's the first thing it comes to mind. Then, Oh, I'm Minus 700, there is probably two or three moves sequence, and I'm too stupid to see. But sometimes in life, you're just lucky. Even if just for a random youtube video I'll probably forget... I got lucky! Nice. :))
hekkta had answered it below and it would have been nice if agadmator had mentioned it (but ok, you will not cover everything in time pressure): 24,Qd5 ed 25.R:a8 and White keeps a dominating position.
#suggestion Vaishali Rameshbabu against Sophie Milliet in 8th round of Women's section of the Grand Swiss. I really do think that move 17 in itself is worth the video
Who cares if it's mens or women's chess as long as the game is interesting . I guarantee you can't distinguish the sex of the players or probably their strength from one game .
#suggestion Why are you not making a video on Samuel Sevian vs Alireza Firouja which happened recently? Sevian defeated Firouja so nicely! Why are you not serious about game recommendations?!
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Keymer is now ranked ahead of Gukesh, Arjun and Abdusatorov. Yet, he is always forgotten when people mention the new generation of teenage super GMs.
I’m sure at some point Gukesh will move back in front of Keymer in ratings they are very closely rated as it is
Shutup
Why would anyone forget that European nationalist who BASELESSLY blacklisted Hans for European Quisling overlord Magnus?
Vincent Keymer BASELESSLY blacklisted Hans Niemann in 2022Oct for corrupt sexist QUISLING overlords Magnus Carlsen & Garry Kasparov who had cheated 2 Jewish fellow-European women Judit Polgar (1994)
& Alexandra Kosteniuk (2009) then gets gifted a win in the 2023 world cup, so what's the moral lesson other than that crime does pay (or torts do pay) ?
XNHWbgAsZnA
Thanks for your work, you're great!
Very impressive how Agadmator has researched all the previous games that played those same opening moves he’s unique in that regard not only with his in depth analysis but also with the references to previous games much thanks
It's called a database. It's not very hard. You enter a position and it shows you all the games that have been played. Not much research involved.
@@matterickson503it’s still not necessary to cover. it might not be difficult but not a lot of other youtubers talk about other games in their analyses (with the exception of GMs)
I'm not sure what relevance it has to know how many times a position has been reached .
@@michaelblankenau6598 it’s interesting to know what grandmasters have been playing and how rare games are 🤷♂️ it’s chess history
@@skkkr5815Why is any of that interesting ?
I knew this video was coming when i watched sarin's blunder. 😂
"Not a casual blunder but a very deep blunder" - Agadmator 2023
Ja, dank sorgfältiger Analyse ist dies mein bevorzugter Schachkanal, immer gut !
Truly appreciate your analysis, especially the attack patterns. 👍
If you recognized the structure around 2:58 as similar to game 2 of the WCC2023, congratulations you're an excellent player.
Impressed with your pronounciation of vidit gujrati in last video
My friday gets better and better with your videos!!!
As we say in Brazil: "Sextou bebê!".
nobody says that in brazil.
I really want Magnus to play in the Candidates and see how far he can go while playing very "unpopular" openings and just have a fun time
Nobody cares for Mangus.
Yeah, playing the Queen's Indian against Suleymenov worked out well for Magnus, didn't it?
He will end up being rated 2600😂😂😂
I think the world champion should be defending through the candidates.
Bro this is candidates we are talking about!
Does it look like a joke to you?
At 9:37 why the black knight to C6 wont work?
1.31m agadmator, i told you so. congrats.
@suggestion. Antonio I am sure you are on this, but the Fabiano-Hikaru match from yesterday is one I want to see. Some very unusual positions reached.
i view every videos you upload
Explain me please on 9:34 of the video when vincent played Ra7, if Kc6 that would win the rook plus the game for Sarin, unless i am blind.. :P
I thought the same thing! Engine says to sac the queen for bishop and rook with Qxd5 then Rxa8, you also pick up the a pawn after black castles.
Love your videos, especially that you explain a lot! 💯\💯
Nihal nearly has the move order right to fight, however, Keymer just knew his stuff. Good game by both!
Vincent is already a very strong player, has the potential to become the world champion one day
Might be!
Absolutely!
Noway
9:23 what happens after Nc6 ? it seems winning for black
He will make it to Top 10 oder maybe even Top 5 for sure. The rest is unpredictable. He is super solid and actually he is a powerful defender. So yeah, maybe.
Vincent seems to like Re1 at the moment...
Sir when we talk of choice number of the move in the opening stage,has it anything to do with the weakness or it is just a choice number.
Thank you.
Did see the knight capture which would give white opportunity to do a discover check and steal queen I also thought of bringing the Rook forward thinking of attacking the one or two pieces but not the winning move attacking the Bishop
So you're 1100+ rated.
But this discovery was a point earlier allowing VIncent to go e4, when d4 could not be captured because of discovery. So I was sure Nihal saw it already then since he played h6
@@jestice75 yeah bro I am probably can beat you and what are you a dork of some kind 😅
@@dmitripogosian5084 he sure should’ve being that he’s a Grandmaster It’s not something you’re not going to spot huh ?
2nd : Hikaru's wife lost to Wesley So's girlfriend, who thanked him as her secret second in the 2023 USCC closing ceremony speech.
But Atousa almost beat Carissa Yip!
It wasn't a clean victory. Carissa was losing most of the game. Atousa just blundered in the end.
Please consider reviewing this game and in particular spreading the rumour that Carissa Yip is dating Wesley So based on Carissa's X header - it's a photo of just Carissa & Wesley (& Leinier & Melik).
move 54 for black is an 8-move equality puzzle
it's so sharp
[Variant "From Position"]
[FEN "1Q5k/3r1rn1/p3N3/Pp1p2P1/1q2p3/1B2R2P/5P2/6K1 b"]
1... Kh7 2. g6+ Kxg6 3. Rg3+ Kf6 4. Nxg7 Rxg7 5. Qf4+ Ke6 6. Qh6+ Kf5 7. Rxg7 Rxg7+ 8. Qxg7 Qxb3
#suggestion
#uschesschamps
#uschess
#uschesschamp
#uscc
#womeninchess
black could have delivered a fork using the knight at 9:30?? What am I missing?
You take the bishop with the queen and then you take the rook and you are still winning
Leko mentioned Qxd5 wins for white and if black captures the queen back then rook takes rook
After rook to A7 at 9.23 why can't knight fork rook and queen?
Can you show Cheparinov game against Duda?
You are well on your way.
Just had a thought…"Twas the knight B4 checkmate" … has this poetic ending ever happened at the top level of chess?
Me who blunders left right and centre, thinking what's a casual blunder and a deep blunder are anyway :/
#suggestion hello Agadmator, I would really like to see a game involving Shawn Rodrigue-Lemieux. He's a 19 years old GM from my part of the world who manage a draw vs Nakamura. Great channel by the way. I really enjoy watching your game analysis. Thank!
*IM not GM.
#suggestion
Hikaru Nakamura VS Fabiano Caruana | FIDE Grand Swiss 2023 | Round 10
instead of bxa4 by black i wiill try nb3 forking the rook and queen. once queen moves then nxc1 and after recapture of the knight then bxa4 will be a better version what do you think?
After Nb3 , What about Qb6 ? And if Nxc1 then Q c6 + wins .
@@michaelblankenau6598 definitely not Qc6+ as Black's bishop is still on d5 but Qxb5+ followed by Rxc1 and Rc7 is deadly
I've been taking pain-killers and failing to see the PTV, but this one I got.
Drug addict.
Please, make Nodirbek's win. Which one's to do, you decide
#suggestion
#suggestion - Hikaru vs Fabiano, classical game from today, 4 November
#suggestion Prag game in round 9 please
why not Nxc6 after Bc6+ ?
#Suggestion Bobby Fischer Vs Lhamsuren Myagmarsuren In 1967 An Attacking Game
After Ra7 (9:30), does Nc6 work?
I thought that as well, then looked here to see if anyone else mentioned it. I set it up and played it out. Q takes Bishop, Pawn takes Q, Rook then takes Rook and leaves White still a lot stronger.
Grandmasters : Even their blunders are deep.
Please feel free to pause the video and give me a thumbs up, while I give you a couple of seconds... 😇
Bro when they lose queen you say greatest queen sacrifice ..
And now this title 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Only when it works.
there are sacrificies that work and then thee are the type that I play
Mikhal Tal
Maybe I'm a secret GM, i never admit my stupid sacrifices! ?🙄
Converse isn't true I guess?
#suggestion Eline Roebers vs Elina Danielian
let's goo what a nice contribution by Vincent (and Nihal) giving us this nice riddles. Also told ya Parham is on a roll, would love to see you cover his win #suggestions
I found both moves today! Is it that I'm lucky or am I becoming a grandmaster?
During the first pause the video moment: Me, why not take this pawn? It's the first thing it comes to mind. Then, Oh, I'm Minus 700, there is probably two or three moves sequence, and I'm too stupid to see. But sometimes in life, you're just lucky. Even if just for a random youtube video I'll probably forget... I got lucky! Nice. :))
Vincent plays the 12th choice, which makes it the 11th choice. #cooliftrue
In min 9.31 why not play kc6?
It was just a bad tactical blunder. And either he didn't know theory or he mixed the lines. It happens.
Memory speak for him self...
We have a tie for "first". It's a draw, obviously.
if you're going to blunder (and you are...), best to make it a DEEP blunder!
9:23 what happens after Nc6
hekkta had answered it below and it would have been nice if agadmator had mentioned it (but ok, you will not cover everything in time pressure): 24,Qd5 ed 25.R:a8 and White keeps a dominating position.
When do you become good at chess?
When you make deep blunders instead of casual blunders
Was that a deliberate blunder? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Is it possible that he blundered his queen and not the pawn?
If you're going to blunder, impress us all with a REALLY DEEP blunder!
Vishali v Tan Zhongyi
Hikaru v Caruana
#suggestion
Where's Magnus at?
I found correctly Knight captured on d4
in 9,31 knight c6 wins on the spot , why no one talking about it ?
...Nc6, Qxd5 exd5, Rxa8 white wins
right , thx@@geraldschwerdtfeger1510
#suggestion Vaishali Rameshbabu against Sophie Milliet in 8th round of Women's section of the Grand Swiss. I really do think that move 17 in itself is worth the video
>Women's.
Oh dear, no.
Who cares if it's mens or women's chess as long as the game is interesting . I guarantee you can't distinguish the sex of the players or probably their strength from one game .
@@michaelblankenau6598I love how you have to clarify "from one game", as you know overall, it is weaker, less accurate, and less interesting.
@@jestice75 All I know for sure is that you don’t know what you’re talking about .
@@michaelblankenau6598 Oh, no, you're correct, women are stronger, more accurate, and play more complex chess than men.
i only make very deep blunders
Nihal unnecessarily sac his queen
Hey, Agadmator! How are you?
I never lose, everyone else just cheats
hello have you considered using different layout? I very much enjoy Hikarus videos, because there is visible time that each player has left
#suggestion
Why are you not making a video on Samuel Sevian vs Alireza Firouja which happened recently?
Sevian defeated Firouja so nicely!
Why are you not serious about game recommendations?!
It's just you, nobody takes you seriously.
gg
You talk too much
Terrible blunder by Nihal. It's not uncommon to play a bad chess even a superior gm.
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He is,im early enough to confirm
Who, Who asked?@@Larbitoso_o
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My most accurate, but dull game. Just wanted to show it to you @agadmator. Thank you
1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. d4 cxd4 4. Nxd4 e5 { B32 Sicilian Defense: Löwenthal Variation } 5. Nxc6 bxc6 6. Nc3 Nf6 7. Bg5 Be7 8. f3 d5?! { (-0.56 → 0.29) Inaccuracy. O-O was best. } (8... O-O 9. Bd3) 9. exd5 Nxd5 10. Bxe7 Nxe7 11. Qxd8+ Kxd8 12. O-O-O+ Kc7 13. Ne4 Be6?! { (0.33 → 1.13) Inaccuracy. Nd5 was best. } (13... Nd5 14. Rd2) 14. Ng5 h6?! { (1.25 → 2.15) Inaccuracy. Nd5 was best. } (14... Nd5) 15. Nxe6+ fxe6 16. Bc4 Rad8 17. Bxe6 Rxd1+?! { (2.09 → 2.95) Inaccuracy. Rd6 was best. } (17... Rd6 18. Bb3) 18. Rxd1 Rd8 19. Rxd8 Kxd8 20. Kd2 Kc7 21. Ke3 c5 22. Ke4 Ng6?! { (3.38 → 5.11) Inaccuracy. Kd6 was best. } (22... Kd6 23. Bf7 Nc8 24. b3 Ne7 25. h4 Nc8 26. g3 Ke7 27. Bc4 Kd6 28. c3 Ne7 29. Bf7) 23. Bf5 Ne7 24. Kxe5 Kc6 25. Be4+ Kb5 26. h3 a5 27. g4 Kb6 28. h4 Nc8 29. h5 Na7 30. Kd5 Nb5 31. b3 Nc7+ 32. Kc4 Ne8 33. a4 Nd6+ 34. Kd5 Nf7 35. Ke6 Ng5+ 36. Kf5 Nf7 37. Kg6 Ne5+ 38. Kxg7 Nd7 39. Kxh6 Ne5 40. Kg7 c4 41. h6 cxb3 42. cxb3 Kc5 43. h7 Kb4 44. h8=Q Kxb3?! { (18.59 → Mate in 9) Checkmate is now unavoidable. Nd3 was best. } (44... Nd3 45. Qb8+ Kc3 46. Bxd3 Kxd3 47. Qb5+ Kc2 48. Qxa5 Kxb3 49. Qb5+ Kc3 50. g5 Kc2 51. g6) 45. Kf8?! { (Mate in 9 → 18.83) Lost forced checkmate sequence. Qb8+ was best. } (45. Qb8+ Kc3 46. Qxe5+ Kd2 47. g5 Ke2 48. Qb2+ Ke3 49. g6 Kf4 50. Kf6 Kg3 51. g7 Kh3) 45... Nc4?! { (18.83 → Mate in 8) Checkmate is now unavoidable. Nd7+ was best. } (45... Nd7+ 46. Ke8 Nc5 47. Qe5 Nb7 48. Bxb7 Kxa4 49. Bc6+ Kb3 50. Qxa5 Kc2 51. g5 Kc1 52. g6) 46. Qa1 Na3 47. Bd5+ Nc4 48. Bxc4+ Kb4 49. Bb5 Kc5 50. g5 Kb6 51. g6 Kc5 52. g7 Kb4 53. g8=Q Kc5 54. Qgh8 { White wins on time. } 1-0
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