Kasparov's Ruined Masterpiece Restored

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  • Опубликовано: 22 дек 2024
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    Garry Kasparov vs Tigran V Petrosian
    "Tiger Tiger Burning Bright"
    Interpolis 5th (1981), Tilburg NED, rd 7, Oct-10
    Queen's Gambit Accepted: Janowski-Larsen Variation (D25)
    1. d4 d5 2. c4 dc4 3. Nf3 Nf6 4. e3 Bg4 5. Bc4 e6 6. h3 Bh5 7. Nc3 a6 8. g4 Bg6 9. Ne5 Nbd7 10. Ng6 hg6 11. Bf1 c6 12. Bg2 Qc7 13. O-O Be7 14. f4 Nb6 15. g5 Nfd7 16. Qg4 O-O-O 17. Rb1 Kb8 18. b4 Nd5 19. Na4 f5 20. Qg3 Nb4 21. Bd2 Nd5 22. Rfc1 Ka7 23. Qe1 Ba3 24. Rc2 Qd6 25. Rb3 Qe7 26. Qe2 Rb8 27. Qd3 Bd6 28. Nb2 Rhc8 29. Nc4 Bc7 30. a4 b5 31. ab5 cb5 32. Ra2 Kb7 33. Bb4 Qe8 34. Bd6 Ra8 35. Qb1 Kc6 36. Rba3 bc4 37. Ra6 Ra6 38. Ra6 Bb6 39. Bc5 Qd8 40. Qa1 Nc5 41. dc5 Kc5 42. Ra4
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Комментарии • 224

  • @rajagopalram7783
    @rajagopalram7783 Год назад +45

    I like Antonio saying Tigran coolly takes the gambit, walks the king around and finally blunts the attacker that he throws in the towel. Yes this is Kasparov's ruined masterpiece, but it is also Tigran's beautiful sorcery. Thanks Antonio for bringing us this game

  • @tamdoduc
    @tamdoduc Год назад +87

    Five attackers on the Queen side where the King was wandering, the sixth is the sniper that already aim to exactly where the King was, and the Black's King was out front. It was crazy that Tigran still managed to defend with cold-blooded play.

  • @Vahe345
    @Vahe345 Год назад +60

    It's best if the pictures are as they were when they were taken. Captures the moment in time.

  • @wesleycolquitt2259
    @wesleycolquitt2259 Год назад +54

    I love the different format of this video, this game definitely deserved more than the traditional "pause the video moment." Perhaps an entire series of near-masterpieces could be fun! Games like this where "pause the video" simply isn't enough, but rather we see the brilliance that could've been if even one or two moves had been played differently.

    • @MrSupernova111
      @MrSupernova111 Год назад +1

      #suggestion this format is good for very complicated games that deserve more in-depth analysis of the position.

  • @takatotakasui8307
    @takatotakasui8307 Год назад +124

    He really said "I'm gonna attack Tigran Petrosian."
    The guts of a champion!

    • @vorial6602
      @vorial6602 Год назад +4

      The guts of a world champion

    • @bababooeu7539
      @bababooeu7539 Год назад +3

      The world of guts champion

    • @raysenpai9979
      @raysenpai9979 Год назад

      The champion of world guts

    • @abhisekchoudhury2661
      @abhisekchoudhury2661 Год назад

      The champion of guts world

    • @rohan1864
      @rohan1864 Год назад

      how else do you think anyone ever beat petrosian other than by attacking him

  • @antar7475
    @antar7475 Год назад +52

    Petrosian is truly a legend...especially when you know how hard it is to defend in chess

  • @DanielHill-y6p
    @DanielHill-y6p Год назад +16

    I love the classics. Thanks AGADMATOR 😎

  • @foildamnation4680
    @foildamnation4680 Год назад +22

    I enjoy when you mix it up. Keep on surprising us. The content is just too great to get mad about the little things.

  • @dark_magician_sdy
    @dark_magician_sdy Год назад +5

    More classic games like this, thank you agadmator ❤🎉

  • @nazkassm9894
    @nazkassm9894 Год назад

    Thank you for changing the videos format. You dive into winning line after the games, isolate why a the best move was a threat, and then finally, show the line. This is much more satisfying to watch, we appreciate you @agadmator

  • @cygnustsp
    @cygnustsp Год назад +6

    I love these old games Antonio still covers. I go way back on this channel and that's almost all he used to do.

  •  Год назад +13

    Bravest king in a chess game, a true king in the frontline with his people.

  • @istiakislamSEO
    @istiakislamSEO Год назад +3

    Man, your videos are gems. You must (not should) have a lot more views. I wish you the best.

  • @mauriziomonge
    @mauriziomonge Год назад +2

    one of your best videos ever agadmator!

  • @tamdoduc
    @tamdoduc Год назад +1

    The only video on Agadmator's channel that "In this position, at move..., ....resigned the game" is at the half, and the game continues to be analyzed afterward. Such a complicated game.

  • @MrSupernova111
    @MrSupernova111 Год назад

    One of the most spectacular games I've seen a in a long time. Usually, attacks are one sided. This type of fierce defend is rare to see. Thanks!!

  • @msalty2823
    @msalty2823 Год назад +8

    Keep the pictures B and W as they were please. Great game, love the Iron Tiger.

  • @tommyreynolds6237
    @tommyreynolds6237 Год назад +1

    What a beautiful game. Absolute pleasure to watch this one Agadmator.

  • @NeilTheHippy
    @NeilTheHippy Год назад +14

    Tigran was a defensive monster R.I.P

  • @dark_magician_sdy
    @dark_magician_sdy Год назад +1

    That line he had to find was just so insane. I love the analysis you make.

  • @josiahmacfarlane4344
    @josiahmacfarlane4344 Год назад +34

    Tigran is so fascinating. The structures he finds. In my mind he's the most talented prophylactic player ever.

  • @sultannis
    @sultannis Год назад +5

    Great video as always. #suggestion I would like to see more world championship matches. It would be great if you covered Kasparov vs Karpov!

    • @P.sherman45
      @P.sherman45 Год назад +2

      the big K guys have played over 150 classical games with eachother (draws are only 119). there will be no rivalry greater that kasparov vs karpov ever.

    • @lukemarks3281
      @lukemarks3281 Год назад

      #suggestion sagas > drawgas

  • @amirroohollahi1511
    @amirroohollahi1511 Год назад

    Honestly this was the BEST game I have ever seen, even from agadmator channel! If you show this one to anyone they will fall in love with chess!

  • @forkos89
    @forkos89 Год назад

    This video is really special @agad thank you

  • @Antonio-jl1uz
    @Antonio-jl1uz Год назад

    awesome video! well done man! when it is an old game it is better to leave the photo black and white imo

  • @walternullifidian
    @walternullifidian Год назад +1

    I really like this picture of Petrosian, it's my absolute favorite picture of him! He just looks so happy! 😁

  • @xsilon7274
    @xsilon7274 Год назад +1

    #suggestion Max Weiss vs William Pollock 1889 this game was played at the 6th American Chess Congress which was considered the first candidates tournament as the winner of it would had the chance to challenge Steinitz for the title. This game won the brilliancy prize and it's very very brilliant i saw it for the first time today and I had a great time.

  • @BruceWayne-pm6co
    @BruceWayne-pm6co Год назад +1

    Very amazing video!

  • @drzlecuti
    @drzlecuti Год назад

    Great analysis! Thanks.

  • @Flashyfinancier
    @Flashyfinancier Год назад +1

    Crazy analysis 💯✌️

  • @abhisekchoudhury2661
    @abhisekchoudhury2661 Год назад

    Its so amazing to watch this game. I am new to this chess world but I am already so much fascinated. What brilliant minds these guys have, truly amazing.

  • @deepranjankundu7238
    @deepranjankundu7238 Год назад +2

    I just ❤ ur explanation
    ❤️ From INDIA

  • @bontz7582
    @bontz7582 Год назад +1

    One of the best games I've seen on this channel.. and believe me, I've seen quite a few 😂👍🏻

  • @sanjaysivanandham
    @sanjaysivanandham Год назад +2

    #suggestion Black and White photos for the pre engine era would be nice

  • @TalsBadKidney
    @TalsBadKidney Год назад +5

    yaaaay petrosian

  • @mscir
    @mscir Год назад

    Fun game, thank you. Tigran is a wildman. Please show more games by Tigran .

  • @cskwillreturn2473
    @cskwillreturn2473 Год назад +2

    one of those days when King went for a hunt..instead of being hunted down

  • @LikeaBossA10
    @LikeaBossA10 Год назад

    I’m not good at chess, can someone explain to me why @7:08 it isn’t viable to capture the bishop with the knight?

  • @jose.valdez666
    @jose.valdez666 Год назад

    the analysis was fantastic

  • @kurulusosmangalaxy292
    @kurulusosmangalaxy292 Год назад

    you already show this game interestingly i watched last night agadmator

  • @michaelbrowder1759
    @michaelbrowder1759 Год назад +1

    I grew up in this era and actually preferred Petrosian to Tal.

  • @james5669
    @james5669 Год назад

    Very nice game and excellent analysis!!!

  • @dirkhebgeennaamachter9056
    @dirkhebgeennaamachter9056 Год назад

    Bravo! Well commented and so on, thank you so much

  • @davidanderson_surrey_bc
    @davidanderson_surrey_bc Год назад +1

    Tigran's teeth are probably the greatest defensive dental works in all of chess.

  • @aitordominguezcomin9147
    @aitordominguezcomin9147 Год назад +6

    First time I hear about Tigran and I am already a huge fan!! Amazing defensee

    • @glitchinthematrix3559
      @glitchinthematrix3559 Год назад

      Nicknamed Iron Tigran he’s a machine

    • @newil_yovac
      @newil_yovac Год назад +7

      I mean this respectfully, buylt you must be REALLY new to chess! Tigran is one of the most legendary chess players ever: defensive minister, exchange sacrifice tactician, and positional magician. You'll love his games, especially the ones where he fends of the best of attackers like Mikhail Tal, Korchnoi and Keres!

    • @P.sherman45
      @P.sherman45 Год назад

      i still remember tigrans game with the immortal rook, the pre engine era games hit different.@@newil_yovac

  • @TheWayofGrace89
    @TheWayofGrace89 Год назад +1

    This was great. I love The Tiger.

  • @d4slaimless
    @d4slaimless Год назад

    Nice king run from Tigran!
    Black and white photo is ok, but either is colored one. B/w photo is more authentic, but honestly either way is fine.

  • @rickharold7884
    @rickharold7884 Год назад

    Wow. Now that’s fun and exciting

  • @davidanderson_surrey_bc
    @davidanderson_surrey_bc Год назад +1

    #suggestion If the photos have a nice sharpness to the detail, as these do here, then leave them in black-and-white. Colourization should only be applied to fuzzy photos.

  • @whaddoiknow6519
    @whaddoiknow6519 4 месяца назад

    The most essential part of Kasparov's chess career in my view is that in the 1995 world championship, Anand took the lead in game 9. In game 10, every time Kasparov made a move, he got up to go to the bathroom and slammed the door behind him so hard the room shook. The young and mild mannered Anand did not complain to the arbiter, who also did not act. Bullying destroys lives, and bullied children suffer lifelong low self esteem. No bully should be held up as a hero. When you need to win with such tactics, no game can be called a masterpiece.

  • @josephpierce8926
    @josephpierce8926 Год назад

    I like the black and white phots because it makes it feel like an old game

  • @SnydeX9
    @SnydeX9 Год назад

    Finally, the good stuff!

  • @Bobby-fj8mk
    @Bobby-fj8mk Год назад

    What a great game.
    Petrosian was so clever to get out of that attack.
    Most top players even today would have been crushed.

  • @rutvijdalal
    @rutvijdalal Год назад

    All the old masterpieces especially from the age old Capablanca and Fisher era. Would be awesome
    #suggestion

  • @decreasing_entropy3003
    @decreasing_entropy3003 Год назад +1

    Agad justifying Kasparov's Bb4 with the importance of the b4 square, again.😆

  • @deseanlothian
    @deseanlothian Год назад

    No preference on colouring the pictures, however I think for this game. Black and white was the best fit. With so many subtle quiet moves, it felt like the theme was silent giants. I think black and white definetly more appropriate in this case.

  • @RR-xb1nh
    @RR-xb1nh Год назад

    3:45 why not Ba3?

  • @tychoMX
    @tychoMX Год назад

    What a great game.
    B&W photos, please!

  • @titanchess781
    @titanchess781 Год назад

    Great attacking and defending Game!

  • @tommartin2423
    @tommartin2423 Год назад

    c4-a5 with check has some interesting lines with rook sacrifice on b5 but does white win?
    if c6xa5, then b3xb5+, pawn takes b5, queen takes pawn with check, if b7-a7, a2xa5 mate
    or after c6xa5, d2xa5
    white square bishop can also win exchange with black knight once queen is on 5 rank
    tease some of these out Antonio? better to find more ways that kasparov muffed it!

  • @TheWayofGrace89
    @TheWayofGrace89 Год назад +1

    I prefer the pictures black and white agad

  • @jovchestojche6395
    @jovchestojche6395 Год назад

    Antonio, we need more analysis from these old games. 🙏
    #Oldgamesanalysis

  • @michaellacy8510
    @michaellacy8510 Год назад

    Nerves of steel! Must have been terrifying to play Petrosian. Even for Kasparov.

  • @DeDominisMafiaTV
    @DeDominisMafiaTV Год назад +1

    I prefer the black and white photos tbh

  • @shuvro40
    @shuvro40 Год назад

    Is this that game where Garry said he almost fell from the chair seeing the King to C6 move? I think I heard it in one of Daniel's Speedrun games some time ago.

  • @maxmustermann5590
    @maxmustermann5590 Год назад +7

    Im asking myself - To defend so well you need to see all attacking Options, all Dangers in the position and this makes you vice versa to a good attacker, but Tigran never did. I guess he just didn't feel like it? Maybe he saw all the Refutations and prefered to let his opponets commit 'the mistake'? Fascinating dude for sure

    • @stoutlager6325
      @stoutlager6325 Год назад +3

      It amounts to what kind of structures the player prefers. Petrosian certainly could play an attacking style effectively, and did on occasion, but the resulting positions were likely not to his taste. Think of it like some opening you don't really like. Sure you can learn it and play it but for you it's uncomfortable and you'd rather something else. Like that.

    • @jg-reis
      @jg-reis Год назад

      Ben Finegold says he prefers playing defensively and waiting for his opponent to make a blunder (which at their level is a less than optimal move). Maybe Tigran was the same. It comes down to personal preference and it works just as well, I think. After all, reusing the Kasparov quote from this game, "Chess is mental torture". No I'm not going to take a hit at you -- I'm going to wait for you to attack me, then beat you with your own fist! And everyone playing against Petrosian would know this, so I?m sure it affected their attack.

  • @loggrad9842
    @loggrad9842 Год назад

    Crazy to think what these guys would be capable of with modern engines to help them prepare and improve.

  • @fyre1borne
    @fyre1borne Год назад

    When you went back to the position, the move is : Knight to A4 check immediately…in either case a rook sac results in a mating attack

  • @P.sherman45
    @P.sherman45 Год назад

    #suggestion i just checked the tournoment after i saw this game. 3 people could win at last round. Alexander G Beliavsky vs Jan Timman game (last round) was an awesome attack satrting with a piece sac and then ending the attack up a piece. check that game out, you might wanna show some great games from that tournoment.

  • @davidwhite2949
    @davidwhite2949 Год назад

    Good point about how dominating Bobby Fisher was

  • @andreweaton6363
    @andreweaton6363 Год назад

    I'd be really curious to know about Antonio's progression as a chess player since starting his channel.

  • @b.j.a.m.peters
    @b.j.a.m.peters Год назад

    Black and white pics reflecting a foregone black and white chess era is much more historical and authentic!

  • @lp1926.guitars
    @lp1926.guitars Год назад +1

    Sometimes I just send you some money on paypal because, honestly, it doesn't make sense content this good is free!

    • @lp1926.guitars
      @lp1926.guitars Год назад

      also I hate how good Petrosian is as a defender. So annoyingly good 🤣

  • @maheshbhat8452
    @maheshbhat8452 Год назад

    Agad make videos on old games like this one

  • @5timulat10n
    @5timulat10n Год назад +1

    There is a different allure to these games, gone are the days of pure human chess.

  • @nicholaswideman6658
    @nicholaswideman6658 Год назад

    Tell your opponents
    "Feel safe at night.
    Sleep with Tigran Petrosian."

  • @aniruddhamisra467
    @aniruddhamisra467 Год назад

    One pls tell me if it was fisher vs. karpov in the challenger what fisher declined what would b the result. My one is definitely karpov.

  • @machineFa8
    @machineFa8 Год назад

    wow what a game, we never focus on how good someone is at defense and this is shows that.

  • @saumenroy8710
    @saumenroy8710 Год назад

    To think of this was played in pre engine era, boggles my mind

  • @amitraohuman
    @amitraohuman Год назад

    I prefer the photos in their original - if they were B&W, so be it - it looks classy. Thanks :-)

  • @guiladshmaya1
    @guiladshmaya1 Год назад

    Why are the black &white pic? 1981 was way into colored pictures

  • @kellamyoshikage286
    @kellamyoshikage286 Год назад

    In this game we see Tigran Petrosian the illusionist, casting the illusion that you can just play the obvious and your opponent can't do anything about it. Everyone sees that you can capture the pawn, everyone sees that you can unpin, but the moves look silly at first. It's Tigran that just plays them anyway, makes them work anyway. Even Kasparov fell for it.

  • @KancerKowboy
    @KancerKowboy Год назад +2

    Black and White gives a much better retro look than color. Color is overrated sometimes.

  • @cryogeniccuriouscat
    @cryogeniccuriouscat Год назад

    In today's era no player has the guts to keep that many pieces on the board and play a complicated position like that. Only the best defenders ever (Petrosian, Karpov, Botvinnik) and best attackers ever (Tal, Kasparov, Morphy) could.

  • @ram9ajju
    @ram9ajju Год назад

    Wow! What a game. Kasparov should have won it. Attack over defense for me. But what a great defender Petrosian is.

  • @norberttargosz4528
    @norberttargosz4528 Год назад

    #suggestion game 7 from the 1966 World Chess Championship match between Boris Spassky, challenger, and Tigran Petrosian, champion

  • @KevinFitzMauriceEverett
    @KevinFitzMauriceEverett Год назад

    Either way on coloring or not coloring the pictures. Black and white has historical significance, so I lean toward that. However, please add proper punctuation to your quotations. For example, a period at the end would be nice for this quotation. "Chess is mental torture." If you are afraid to add a period because more words follow in the full quotation, I assure you that it is proper to add the period when you shorten the quotations according to the best grammar practices.

  • @DVssTamilSongs
    @DVssTamilSongs Год назад

    How about white Rook capture on b5?

  • @tarunrathitra1158
    @tarunrathitra1158 Год назад +1

    I guess only two people could defend like this from the era: Tigran and Fischer

    • @TheWayofGrace89
      @TheWayofGrace89 Год назад +2

      Tigran vs Bobby from the run-up to the 1972 world chess championship is chefs kiss.

    • @tarunrathitra1158
      @tarunrathitra1158 Год назад

      @@TheWayofGrace89 ya
      It's like Fischer could not stand a loss so he had to play three quite draws to recover from the trauma
      Then he just went back to Fischer mode and crushed Tigran

  • @____-ei4gq
    @____-ei4gq Год назад

    There are some games that just absolutely break my brain O.o

  • @advandepol7537
    @advandepol7537 Год назад

    I suppose this was a computer sequence, and that a human player would not be able to look ahead so many moves. That Kasparov reversed the move order shows how important chess intuition is.

  • @christianveilleux6378
    @christianveilleux6378 Год назад

    8:40 why not check first

  • @ziedbenazzouna1195
    @ziedbenazzouna1195 Год назад

    I want to learn playing with black pieces , if you can put the black pieces down the board when black is the wining one i think it is good idea , anyway thank you for your effort 😊

  • @aniruddhabelokar8476
    @aniruddhabelokar8476 Год назад

    Absolutely Fine game...as said coold bloded moves🥶

  • @ДенисЮденков-ь5ж

    More Garry!!)

  • @michaelrocke7917
    @michaelrocke7917 Год назад

    It's amazing what an Engine can find

  • @mohamedkoblawi4175
    @mohamedkoblawi4175 Год назад

    please cover more old games

  • @otodevadze5411
    @otodevadze5411 Год назад

    Women's World Team Championship Plz. Batsiashvili could be so interesting.

  • @zhi9262
    @zhi9262 Год назад

    #suggestion alireza vs andreikin speed chess championship last 3+1 game. Winner goes to next round; with under promotion to a knight

  • @davidwhite2949
    @davidwhite2949 Год назад

    Shows how the king can be an important attacking piece