To Win, Sometimes You Must Lose || Harrwitz vs Morphy (1858)
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This is the story of the birth of modern chess - when the possibilities of chess as an art, a science and a sport all converged.
The point of convergence was a young boy from Louisiana named Paul Morphy. At a time when America was seen as a backwoods nation with little cultural history and even less intellectual impetus, at a time when chess was considered the exclusive property of a few European countries, at a time when the game was played successfully by a handful of men wizened by years, Paul Morphy, in the brief span of 19 months and with seemingly little effort, defeated conclusively every player he met.
While today few non chess players even know his name, he was one of the most famous celebrities of his time and within the hallowed halls of the chess playing community he is considered by some as the greatest chess player of all time.
But this diminutive, unassuming boy rose to fame almost out of nowhere and once he secured his place in history, he retired back into that hazy unknown, shunning the public eye, never again to play serious chess. Not only was he one of great practitioners of the game, but also one of it's greatest enigmas. He's been given the sobriquet, The Pride and Sorrow of Chess.
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Daniel Harrwitz vs Paul Morphy
Casual game (1858), Paris FRA, Sep-04
King's Gambit: Accepted. Kieseritsky Gambit Anderssen Defense (C39)
1. e4 e5 2. f4 ef4 3. Nf3 g5 4. h4 g4 5. Ne5 Nf6 6. Bc4 d5 7. ed5 Bd6 8. d4 Nh5 9. Bb5 c6 10. dc6 O-O 11. cb7 Bb7 12. Qg4 Ng7 13. Bf4 Qb6 14. Nc3 Be5 15. Be5 f6 16. Bg3 Na6 17. O-O Rad8 18. Rad1 Kh8 19. Ba6 Ba6 20. Rfe1 Bc8 21. Qf3 Bb7 22. Qd3 Rd7 23. Qb5 Qd8 24. d5 Nf5 25. Bf2 Rg8 26. Qd3 Rdg7 27. Qf5 Rg2 28. Kf1 Ba6 29. Ne2 Qd6 30. Rd3 Bd3 31. cd3 Rh2 32. Nf4 Rh1 33. Ke2 Rh2 34. Ne6 Rg6 35. Rc1 Qb8 36. b3 Rgg2 37. Qf6 Kg8 38. Ke3 Rh3 39. Ke2 Rf2 40. Qf2 Rh2 41. Rg1 Kh8 42. Rg2 Qe5 43. Kf3 Qd5 44. Kg3 Rg2 45. Qg2 Qe6 46. Qa8 Kg7 47. Qa7
Materials used in research:
Paul Morphy: Pride and Sorrow of Chess by David Lawson
The Genius Of Paul Morphy by Chris Ward
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I enjoy the Saga vids more than others bcz they come with a story & Agadmator's one hell of a storyteller.
Agreed
I miss alpha zero games, that generator of immortal games was the most interesting to me
Yeah, me too.
Agadmator is so prolific with his videos though that I'm getting greedy..
Cant wait for the 3rd game.
@Peter Mortensen of course
I agree so much
Interviewer: “Mr Harrwitz, how would you describe Paul Morphy?”
Harrwitz: “decent”
@Alexander Hall Day 81 of telling Agad.....😂😂😂
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Harrwitz queen defense was of another level
This is what woody does these days😂😂
"There is no such thing as a premature counterattack." - Savielly Tartakower
"There is no such thing as defense or counterattack, only ATTACK." - Thomas Wilson Barnes, probably
First games in a match always look like some sort of calibration for Morphy, checking his opponent and evaluating how much fun he can be and still get the W
Morphy haters hate you right now
@@Yusuf_K7 Do they exist? It's not like they prefer "that other guy", cause there was no "other guy" - he stood alone (and in the minds of many chess immortals, still does...). Dude was a one man revolution.
@@rosshewage6893 Dude you’d be surprised. You have people criticizing him for having mental issues, others for not playing against certain individuals, such as, “Why didn’t Morphy play Paulsen or Andersson again when they got better? He’s obviously scared! Why didn’t he challenge this guy? This guy was good. Is Morphy chicken? Can he only play against terrible players?”
These are the typical Morphy hater arguments.
@@Yusuf_K7 Yeah, he was quite the enigma. Conquered and withdrew from the world of competitive chess within the span of 2 years, considering chess unworthy of serious pursuit. To me this makes his achievements even more remarkable; what legacy might he have left if he DID commit to it seriously (given worthy opponents)?
As for the mental issues, it wouldn't be the first time "genius" and "madness" were seen cavorting together...
If the upcoming match was for stakes, I'd say Morphy was using this game as bait to hustle the old man.
They must not have pool hall hustlers where Harwitz is from. Morphy is from New Orleans where every type of hustler operates.
Harrwitz insisted that Morphy had the black pieces and also he did have to accept his opening. As we usually say in Italy: "what would you want more? A piece of my arse?" 😂😂😂
well, black is actually better in that line
What's the Italian translation for I'll play for 'The Woman..?'
@@a.m.armstrong8354 what do you mean, is that a saying?
I'm just gonna assume that "arse" means ass
@@JoaoPauloTrigoMD cause that's what arse mean hahaha
Harrwitz is stronger than Barnes that much is clear. What makes the Morphy saga come to life is demonstrating that Morphy wasn't playing street cafe woodpushers. These guys were tough. It makes it all the more interesting to gain this knowledge in the story. If we only saw the games where Morphy was in the zone, what kind of a story is that?
This harrwitz play leela moves
all three games is for mr. harwitz and morphy promised to himself that harwitz never win again . then Game 3 to Game 8 morphy Just simply win 5 in a row ..
Lol . Just because you saw two games of harrwitz this doesn't make him stronger than Barnes. You are just biased because you saw his two winning games, while the first was fixed and requested from Morphy to play an opening of his choice. Spoiler alert he lost the next five games and retired from the match, when the goal was to score seven wins. Also , it's obvious Morphy underestimated harrwitz and didn't perform well, while in the first game Morphy played bad and harrwitz played average to good defensive moves. if you like numbers Barnes has even better score against Morphy than harrwitz.
@@mamihappy206 Morphy = Badass!
Harrwitz won the first 3 games then Morphy might have stopped partying all night before their games and went 5.5-0.5 against Harrwitz
Agadmator: "Harrwitz is too hard to pronounce, I'll just call both players Morphy"
"Sometimes you have to lose before you're ready to win."
Arnold Rimmer
That guy was a smeeeeeeg heeeeeeed.
Good ol’ IronBalls
Harrwitz.. 1. You will play black
2. You will accept the King's Gambit
3. You will loose the game
Morphy.. "Enjoy the joys of the interface"
Wow...I love this
I only recently stumbled upon your RUclips channel and I have to say - I wish I had subscribed much sooner. I used to enjoy chess a lot more than a decade ago but I stopped playing much when I got to college. Watching your videos through the years, especially those from Tal and Capablanca, has given me back a renewed appreciation for the game. Thanks for making these videos and congrats on a million sub!
Watch the Morphy vs Barnes games. It's impossible to not love chess after watching those.
This guy harwitz is no joke. His moves seems super good even nowadays when we have engines and to spot such a strong moves these days.. Just incredible
I believe he was something like #3 in the world when morphy played him.
He might even be a stronger opponent than Staunton. According to this article, Staunton refused to play a match against Harrwitz. And I can't find any recorded games between them after 1846 (more than a decade earlier than this match against Morphy).
www.edochess.ca/batgirl/Harrwitz.html
@@josheike3543 Staunton was a coward... as agad said the self proclaimed best
@@g-1393 I just did a search for Morphy vs Staunton games on chessgames.com and it came up blank! He and I have the same record against Morphy
To me after 3 games Harrwitz seems the strongest opponent in the "Morphy saga" so far. He doesn't make mistakes, he doesn't push attacks that are unrealistic, he doesn't fall into traps. No brilliant moves, but the normal moves are flawless. It takes a brilliant game to beat him.
the strange joys of the internet: excited about a chess match from 1853.
Agad: Mikhail Tal opens with e4 and this is a completely winning position for Tal
been watching you for quite a while now. You're a good chess commentator. But you're also an excellent story teller. Doesn't matter which game, context you give, back story you tell just makes these games come alive to a whole other level. Thank you, you are great at what you do
Morphy is about to open a can of whoop ass on Harrrwitz. Going on a brutal run of crushing not seen again until Fischer.
Don't spoil it lol
@@somebody700 yep. But for others it could be quite suspenseful that morphy has lost 3 in a row (although to be fair agad has messed up the tension a little by not Checking the order properly - not his fault, we all make mistakes).
@@somebody700 Still, when I went through his games it's the awesomeness of that epic comeback that wows me. How efficiently the Morphy Machine gets into gear after the 2nd match is something to witness, although I guess spoilers really don't matter much in this context.
@@BinaryRex18 The story goes that he spent the first 3 games diving deep into the Paris nightlife til the wee hours, then decided to get serious - unfortunately for the now overconfident Harrwitz. Kicked his ass into a near nervous breakdown. Y'all already spoiled it, so why not enjoy the punchline ;)
Many years ago, my buddies would come over once a week for card games. One day, before the get-together, I used my scanner and a bit of software to make a specially labeled treat for my guests. At a critical moment of the card game, just when I knew I was about to deal death to everyone, I reached into the cupboard, pulled out a can opener, and put a specially prepared can of Campbell's "Whoop-Ass" soup on the table. It got a big laugh, and eased their embarrassment somewhat at losing to the guy who was normally the worst card player in the room.
Heya Agad, just a quick thank you for showing the previous move again after you go and explain the various lines. It's really helpful in my understanding of what's happening. Cheers
"Giving up three pawns isn't worth it unless you have a checkmate" hehe
I’m an amateur chess player but omg it’s so satisfying when he pauses the video and you actually find the move lol 😎
"He did the gentleman thing and resigned."
Me: *I guess I'm not much of a gentleman then*
with the way it was setup in the narration it should be obvious why he did that instead of going for a perpetual. He was already having a terrible time getting people of repute in the 19th century to play him. Being an ass in a lost position wouldn't help too much...
A historical tour of these great chess players is so enjoyable. Thank You!
You can make that arrow in case you want to show a bunch of moves in advance. At some point in a line that you are showing, there might be a knight where the queen is now.
That felt like a boxing match. Great stuff!
At 13:40, could White also play Rc8+, forcing the Black queen to capture and leaving the Black rook hanging? Oops, nope, just answered my own question. Because then after White picks up the Black rook, Black responds with Qc2+, winning White's queen. THIS CHANNEL IS MAKING ME SMARTER.
Very good point.
This is like when playing football with a smaller kid. You go soft on them and then, when he thinks he has a chance, you crush him and his hopes.
Smart guy Morphy
What is best in life?
To crush your enemies, to see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentations of their women.
Does anyone know how much 1000 horses would be in today's horses?
I think like 50k
@@somebody700 haha i was joking
Harrwitz was a significant and real opponent at this time but this game always looked to me that Morphy was sandbagging to secure a match. Chess players often have frail egos and the prospect of being annihilated by Morphy in a match gave pause to many players.
Harrwitz actually didn't have much choice. He was a professional chess player that was paid by that famous cafe where these games were played. Once the crowd cheered and wanted that match he couldn't refuse because he would most likely lose his job there.
Excellent work, Agadmator. 👍
Agadmator is a fantastic storyteller, literally bringing these players to life with his words.
Very true...such a storyteller
Some chess channels go through stuff too quickly. But this is very thorough and entertaining. Many thanks.. :)
You can draw any arrow, because you can draw arrows for few moves in a row and ui simply does not consider where piece stand in current situation.
I check for chess info because of him. I’m so grateful for the meaningful information/entertainment he’s provided. I hope he’s proud of himself. He’s a gem.
Reason why you can do that queen arrow at 13:10 is because you can draw arrows for if a knight were on that square.
Morphy is a gentleman of another level. I wish my opponents are the same when I'm low on time and completely winning haha
13:34 This is how I typically lose my Queen:
Rc8+ great I found a way to save my Queen!!!
QxR
QxR
Qc2+ and bye bye my Queen....
I also thought the same😂😂🤣🤣
Morphy correctly decided to sacrifice his king. What a legend.
Beginners be like
Hello Levent
Brilliant game 👌🏾
I'm enjoying the history as much as the chess. Agad makes it enjoyable
Super rad samo tako nastavi!
I originally was not interested in this game bc, as you said, our hero loses, but only when he’s forced to play a certain opening-but Harrwitz is quite the player, it seems, even if he got stomped in the other game. Lots of super interesting “onlys” in that very tense late middle-game. Nicely presented!!
Queens used to be able to move like knights in Russia, I believe. Maybe that's why the UI allows that arrow. Some UIs also allow any arrow for any piece, so...
When our hero must apply for a match in an age of skullduggery, it is only fair to engineer the expectations of the opposition so he walks complacently towards that fate which his deportment and ability merit. A respectable challenger, yet precisely calculating a little less precisely👍
Do the match from the "Outstanding Move" meme - la jugada mágica de bogolyúbov - between chess grandmasters Ludwig Rellstab and Yéfim Bogolyúbov in 1940.
I can't find a good translation from the source RUclips video and would love to know how you feel about the match.
Use #suggestion so he can your comment
I like how those days you don't just play the opening to start playing the game but you need to survive the opening right of the gate
Sad that he retired from chess at an age of 22
This is what is called in the NY street scene the " set up the sucker " game...
I was a casual chess player who used to watch this channel and other chess channels for fun, now I wish to be a bit more serious about my chess, can someone please tell me how to study and remember all the opening lines (or where to begin) and the most important ones to use. How to store that much info?
This game was like data collection for both players.
Wow so awesome game! :)
sometimes i wish video cameras were invented back then so we could watch morphy play. something tells me he would be a charismatic player to watch.
This guy is amazing.
But here agadmator showed what an excellent analyzer he is! Even Murphy thought: “Maybe he knows his stuff!”
Now imagine Capablance here:
Harrwitz: OK... maybe we can play a match, but first we'll have a casual game.
Capablanca: No problem.
Harrwitz: And you being black.
Capablanca: No problem.
Harrwitz: And we go for the King's gambit accepted.
Capablanca: Wait... I don't have opening knowledge
Not funny unless the viewers have seen the Capablanca saga😂
@@aayanansari700 I know. Definitely not everyone has seen it, but many have.
@@haskomeyer4924 yeah.... Because we are *Excellent* subscribers
Watch The Game 3 . morphy Promised to himself that Harwitz never Again ang Again and then see what HAPPENED..
I love the Good Stuff!
I think Morphy was hustling Harrwitz. We've seen this sort of story in the movies many times. A stranger walks into the local billiards hall, and offers to play a friendly game with the local expert. The expert has to work at it a little bit, but he beats the stranger. Then the stranger offers to play for a small wager, the expert ups the ante, and by the end of the evening the stranger walks out with a few hundred in his pocket. This is what Morphy is about to do to Harrwitz -- even spotting him the first game of the match, just to make it more interesting, and therefore more crushing in the end.
Agadmator is an awesome storyteller 👍
0:23
It izzz what it izzz...
13:09 I think it was made possible so that you point out suppose “ if the queen was on h7 .... “ stuff like that.
13:40 Rc8+ also works for saving the queen
Waiting for the second game
Always makes me wonder how great some of these past players had access to data banks of knowledge like is common now. A 800 player can get so much knowledge so easy now it is insane. I am a bit older so all of this stuff was not there when I was a kid. Sure there were some computer chess games out, but that was still before Deep Blue won.
Kabhi kabhi jeetne ke liye harna padta hai aur haar ke jitne wale ko bazigar kehte hai
Paul Morphy
Another episode today?????? pls
Joys of user interface!
13:38 I dont think its only one good move. He could have also played rook to c8 with check. Black has to capture with the queen, and white replies with queen captures rook on h2, because its no longer protected by the black queen. :)
Indeed, i actually saw this move before G1
Qc2+ :)
after rooks are captured you lose the white queen. Qc2
@@likealeon4702 ok that's why im 1100
@@likealeon4702 Right, I should have seen that. :(
I am so exiciated for stenaiz saga...😅 But when it will happen don't know
To go left you must go right?
Title :
Me : That is why my winning percentage is 50%
Seems this match is most exciting in Morphy's saga so far.
There's always the opera.
Its like a clash of titans !! That's Crazy !
Napravio si vecu neizvesnost nego u nekoj seriji, nisam mogao da izdrzim i morao sam da proguglam kako se zavrsio mec sa Harvitzom
Neeeeeeeee, pa zašto :)
Morphy had a thousand horses? No wonder he didn't mind sacrificing so many of them.
Wait a minute does Paul Morphy kinda look like Nicolas cage i cant unsee it now
He looks like a triangle with face or even an arrow.
under rated
13:40
Rc8:Am i a joke to you?
Yes. As another commenter noted, Qxc8 Qxh2 Qc2+ wins White's queen.
13:46 rook to c8 would also check + deflect the queen with the rook, but yeah rook check on g1 is simple and the natural way to go about for sure. u just said the only move so i had to say this
i didnt even bother calculating afterwards but ud prob lose the queen doing it that way
There’s only one good move here and of course u all see it.
Me: 😶
13:35 "there is only one good move for Horowitz here"(RG1)...Can someone who is actually good at chess please tell me why rook to C8 doesn't also work?
@Alexander Hall Exactly....
@Alexander Hall Thats why it works
you have to see what follow lol . afer rc8 with check qb8 captur rc8 . white qf2 captur rh2 your queen is unprotected qc8 go to c2 give check pickup unprotected qh2 . ( btw you have to play qf2 captur rh2 there is nothing better to)
1.Rc8, Qxc8
2. Qxh2, Qc2+
And white loses the queen???
And this is why I am not rated higher than I am haha
Is there any movie for Morphy like there is one for fischer?.
A script would have to fill in a lot of blanks about Morphy's life and motivations. Much of the official literature on Morphy sounds like a lot of potential baloney. Fischer's life is much more documented and easier to turn into a movie.
Even with those odds, Morphy almost pinned Haarwits to the ground.
Just imagine if Morphy were playing today in the age of SF and AZ ? Magnus would have intense competition.
Yet to watch this game...I know Morphy will get his head today
I bet you a thousand horses! Why horses bro? Heard you don't play for dough..
is it me or has our host closed the gap between "hello everyone" and the following sentence. less of a pause for tension?
"It is what it is" 😂
13:35 White could also play Rc8+ (instead of Rg1+) and force the trade of rooks. 🧐
Morphy likes to play with his food....
It was in this position that Morphy surrendered 1000 horses.
13:35 Its not the only move. He had Rc8+
If white wants to lose their queen, this is the move you make
Correct , Enzo.
At minute 13:33 why isn't it possible to play Rc8 + and if the king moves you capture the Queen or if the Queen takes you capture the rook (Qxh2)? This way you ' d come up with an extra knight @agadmator
At 13:49 Rc8 looks like a much better move than Rg1, in as much as when the smoke clears white is up a knight and some pawn. What am I missing here?
Nice haircut Agad!
13:39 .. Rc8 would have been awesome
Harrwitz got hustled.
So, sort of, Morphy was able to hold the 3 pawn difference for a long time.
It is as it is
I now have the same hairstyle as Paul Morphy due to lockdown
13:34
white rook c8 check wouldnt be too bad either - deflecting the queen from defending the black rook (possibly losing a tempo somewhere idk...but at least rooks r off 100% :D)
As another commenter noted, Qxc8 Qxh2 Qc2+ wins White's queen.
@@vincentmillette7584 ohh shit xD
#suggestion
Agad please cover game wesley so against duda in opera euro rapid when wesley had White pieces
I just learnt that the King's gambit is too complicated for me (730)
Nice