@@robby12320 That's like saying Aronian's Bishop to a3 would not have been a blunder if Duda didn't spot the mate in one afterwards. It's still a blunder, even if the enemy isn't able to profit from it. In that case, both are blundering, because it also counts as that if you fail to spot a good opportunity to win a game.
@@graealex Completely different situation in a different game. Carlsen missing the winning move in this game just can't be categorized as a blunder imo.
@@robby12320 For an endgame expert like Carlsen, yes, this is a blunder. Especially since he steered that game towards an early endgame by trading two rooks for a queen. That's usually his strategy, steering the game towards an endgame he knows he will be winning, even if the difference that makes it winning for him is only a single pawn.
@@aabishegaabi6047 Unless this is a joke, I don't think any version of Stockfish ever beat AlphaZero, so it is safe to say that with enough training AlphaZero will beat even the strongest versions of any other engine.
@@johnnakos2841 The strongest engines are way stronger now and use some of alphazeros tricks to get stronger. There definitely is a ceiling for that version of alphazero, more training would get diminishing returns.
@@mumu2635 no engines, no online games , no tournaments after tournaments. Even tho i just mentioned these things, one still cannot ever compare two different eras and say that one is weaker than the other
I played and won my first tournement yesterday. I wanted to share it with the community. It was a low level tournement in a small village and some of the guys were half my age but still it was a great experience.
The engine does a move that's theoretically equal or better, but the moved played in this match has a theoretically better outcome. If I'm not mistaken it has better applicability in a higher depth analysis.
@@sungod9797 Stockfish 14 is superior to every engine out there it’s the king of engines currently. Lela zero is one level before SF14 and alpha zero is.... well let’s just say if alpha zero and SF14 played alpha zero would get crushed
The comment gestapo is after me. Guess the brainwashing camps known as “education” really is limiting the intelligence of people. I guess that’s why I have a 4 bed 3 bath house and make 150k a year and have my own business and you idiots don’t.
In this case I did find b4, but obviously not calculated to the depth shown. Just the two rooks diagonally to each other is always a good situation to attack. I wonder why Magnus missed it.
Only the second time I found a move Agad paused for, but yeah, I spotted it. Trade the pawn for the rook plus check and probably black's last pawn. Definitely a good move.
These are great chess players, but it needs to be said how impressive your breakdowns always are too. You know your stuff! Bravo and keep up the good work!
The only which keeps me excited before sleeping is which game will I get to watch on ur channel.....never stop making these videos....if possible even teach ur kid to make such videos
both players were extremely precise in that endgame. it’s unfortunate he missed the completely winning Qb4 move, because up to that point magnus was really outplaying teymor in what was supposed to be a drawn endgame
Thank you for the great video. It seems that it's so easy for Magnus to get a dominant position in the middlegame. I've seen it to happen so many times.
2:54 why not Nxd6 first before recapturing the bishop on f3 if he didnt want to mess up the pawn structure? Nxd6 comes with an attack on the queen. Im guessing Carlsen was trying to open up the g file deliberately, planning to have his rooks there to attack black king
It took until the last two minutes of the video for me to have the realization: "He's actually going to do it. He's going snatch the draw from the jaws of defeat."
At 15:14, if white plays queen to G7, pressuring root at E5, you say that black responds with root to F5 and he will take the pawn at F7. However, if white pusses the pawn to F8 (becoming a second queen), the black king is in check from the queen at G7. White wins, with two queens against two roots. Or not?
0:40 "..and Magnus says: we're not gonna trade anything, just d3, we're playing a game" *continues to trade the bishop for the knight on the very next move*
#suggestion - Hikaru vs. MVL in a King's Indian Defense with 3 Queens and a perfect Connect 5 Pawns. Day 7 of the Meltwater Champions Chess Tour Finals. Hikaru Nakamura vs Maxime Vachier-Lagrave Meltwater Tour Final (2021) (rapid), Chess24 INT, rd 7, Oct-02 King's Indian Defense: Normal. King's Knight Variation (E60) · 1-0 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.Nf3 Bg7 4.e3 O-O. 5.Be2 d6. 6.O-O e5. 7.Nc3 Qe7. 8.b4 Rd8. 9.Bb2 Bf5. 10.Re1 c6. 11.a4 e4. 12.Nd2 d5. 13.Ba3 Bf8 ...
I don't think Magnus had to mess up the Kingside with gxf3. Looks to me that Nd6 was a Move, takes the bishop removes the knight and attacks the Queen. I would like to know the real reason why Magnus chose gxf3. the line would go Nxd6 , cxd6 and Qxf3 without messing the Queenside. Maybe Magnus was just looking for an Imbalance.
Amazing & dramatic game played until the bitter end. I very much liked Agad’s comment after a pause to find a move that Carlsen missed; “a move that of course you all found…”. Yes, of course we did … // Great video, as always.
probably because the knight is a better piece there, I’m assuming magnus thought keeping the knight was worth more than a damaged structure. Don’t trust me on it, I’m pretty bad at chess
@@darrenlang1111 thank you for your kind answer... could be, but actually that knight in almost all position has to capture the bishop in b6 ( so the queen can move, even if the queen has to guard the knight), and in fact after some moves it happens the capture. So it seems you have doubled your pawns, for no reasons, but of course Magnus knows what he was doing, I was just curious if there was a practic motivation
There were so many checks in this video, Antonio falsely said 'check' multiple times. I'm checked out, I'm gonna check out two of his previous videos here.
#suggestion Stevic, Hrvoje vs. Zivkovic Vjekoslav is a nice tactical game that is being played today [3 Oct] in the 1st Croatian League A. Tactics begin when Black elects to play 18...gxf5 instead of Bxf5.
Then qb6 and if black king try to capture the pawn on f4 then qc7 another check and both pawns are well protected after that while king move up to protect the pawn on f4 so he can start pushing the pawn.
Not sure how much time raja had on his clock, I am guessing less than 10 seconds. Else 2 rooks for a queen with open king is easy win..since white can't take any of the rook and it can't stay on 8th, 7th rank and can't remain anywhere near the black king, next move he can't give a check that means black can start checking white king ...it's a hard meal with less time on clock .
@@keelanmurphy9941 Hey this manager at my local pub yells and shouts at me. I try to keep my cool but he is just an edgy bloke. I've tried to talk to him and maybe bring him down to earth while he's having a cigarette but he just tossed it and quickly went back inside. I've tried to demand an apology but I don't think he's ever said sorry in his life. But, that's the world we live in and he's a bigot. In fact he puts the word BIG in BIGOT!!
Can someone tell me why after 30. dxe5 .. Nd4 isn’t a better move for black, delaying the pawn capture, centralizing your knight, and threatening some nasty forks?!
At 15:15 play queen to g8 and teymor will capture either the queen or the rook resulting in a winning end game for white. Teymore won’t spot rook behind pawn, he’s too low on time lol
I wonder whether Magnus threw away his winning chances around 8:00 when, by pushing a pawn, he enabled Black to trade a knight for White's bishop. We all know that in the end-game a bishop is worth more than a knight. I just wonder if he could've done something that kept his bishop on the board instead of forcing himself to trade it off. Thoughts?
The relative value of a Bishop vs Knight depends on a myriad of factors. It's too much of a generalization and not always accurate to say a Bishop is worth more than the knight in the endgame. I believe in this particular position the pieces were equal but I also think this trade helped Rajabov because it simplified the position somewhat and he was the one who was low on time. Had the trade not occurred and the position remained more complicated, Rajabov would have been more likely to blunder under time pressure.
I can’t imagine the pressure Teymor felt, making no blunders with almost no time against the World Champion, just impressive
The rooks being placed on e7 and f8 undefended is something you'd call a blunder. Fortunately, Magnus didn't find b4.
@@graealex Hardly a blunder if the world champ has trouble spotting what to do against it.
@@robby12320 That's like saying Aronian's Bishop to a3 would not have been a blunder if Duda didn't spot the mate in one afterwards. It's still a blunder, even if the enemy isn't able to profit from it. In that case, both are blundering, because it also counts as that if you fail to spot a good opportunity to win a game.
@@graealex Completely different situation in a different game. Carlsen missing the winning move in this game just can't be categorized as a blunder imo.
@@robby12320 For an endgame expert like Carlsen, yes, this is a blunder. Especially since he steered that game towards an early endgame by trading two rooks for a queen. That's usually his strategy, steering the game towards an endgame he knows he will be winning, even if the difference that makes it winning for him is only a single pawn.
"... and then Magnus missed that beautiful Q to b4 move that all of you found."
Yes, Agadmator. We're THAT good.
I found it
@@VicenzoV mind reader
I found it but blundered the continuation as usual
@@davidgriffiths7696 same
One of the reasons I love this channel is agad's dry humor
"He improves on Alphazero move"... I am still digesting this..
Me too
That was an old version engine , today engines with NNUE are there , which are 1000 folds stronger than them ..
I think it was a joke
@@aabishegaabi6047 Unless this is a joke, I don't think any version of Stockfish ever beat AlphaZero, so it is safe to say that with enough training AlphaZero will beat even the strongest versions of any other engine.
@@johnnakos2841 The strongest engines are way stronger now and use some of alphazeros tricks to get stronger.
There definitely is a ceiling for that version of alphazero, more training would get diminishing returns.
Well done Teymor! after seeing everyone else get mauled by Carlsen in the endgame, it was wonderful to watch him hold-on playing with time pressure.
Who won ?
@@apaarshrivastava Radjabov won the match. 3 - 1
And dont forget, teymur is queenless and extremely low on time. He is strong !!!
Teymur really held for his life in the end, amazing how he held such a position with very little time
Yep
2 rooks against magnus with a queen and 2 pawns, with magnus checking your king every turn. Very impressive draw
Teymor with 1 minute left. Plays 60 chess moves for a draw. Henceforth know as Trymor
I can't imagine how stressful playing at this high of a level would be. My brain hurts just trying not to blunder in the opening lol
Not really
They are just the weakest chess generation, check Fischer and kasparov game they really play totally for a win:)
@@mumu2635 no engines, no online games , no tournaments after tournaments. Even tho i just mentioned these things, one still cannot ever compare two different eras and say that one is weaker than the other
@@sandeep5043 Yeah I thought his comment was pretty ridiculous and unfair to both eras.
@@mumu2635"weakest chess generation" lol
This really feels like a win for Teimur
It's 2021 and we're hearing the phrase, "He improves on AlphaZero's move."
We are living in the future. Of chess.
He meant an old version of Alphazero
Wow, Magnus fails to convert an endgame with a winning position and extra time on the clock! A rare day indeed.
I was surprised. I've seen him win in much tougher situations
@@MandeepSingh-ki6ve haha, yes, as has everyone who has watched Magnus "squeeze blood from a stone!"
Some Queen endgames are beyond even Magnus level tbh
I played and won my first tournement yesterday. I wanted to share it with the community. It was a low level tournement in a small village and some of the guys were half my age but still it was a great experience.
What is your online elo ?
@@mo7ammmad2012 1800 on lichess
Congratulations 👏
2:00 What does he mean by
*"He improves on Alpha Zero's move"*
😂😂😂😂😂😂
It's literal, better engines have come out since that match and the move Rajabov play is a slight improvement
The engine does a move that's theoretically equal or better, but the moved played in this match has a theoretically better outcome. If I'm not mistaken it has better applicability in a higher depth analysis.
@@freedomnow5 AlphaZero isn’t an engine, and also I’m pretty sure even the new NNUE stock fish versions are weaker than leela and alpha
@@sungod9797 yes it is
@@sungod9797 Stockfish 14 is superior to every engine out there it’s the king of engines currently. Lela zero is one level before SF14 and alpha zero is.... well let’s just say if alpha zero and SF14 played alpha zero would get crushed
“It’s always B4, even when it’s not B4” -sun tzu
The scholarly quotes above the chess board are always a treat. Agadmator is a true Renaissance man
Teymour didn't beat Kasparov by accident. His games are a relic of the the early computer style of play that Kasparov made popular in the 90s
What do you mean by that?
@@bc_7644 he has no idea lol
This comment isnt making any sense lol.
Is this just a “look at me I’m smart” comment with no factual basis?
The comment gestapo is after me. Guess the brainwashing camps known as “education” really is limiting the intelligence of people. I guess that’s why I have a 4 bed 3 bath house and make 150k a year and have my own business and you idiots don’t.
“This is the good stuff”
Not really
I have lost so many games this way after giving up my Queen for 2 Rooks. It’s so tough figuring out all the connecting checks. Great game!
Fischer liked having a queen against 2 rooks when the position favored the queen. He won quite a few games that way.
@@Lens98052 obv if position favours queen then u want queen
Specially for "agadmator thumbnails and titles have separate fan base" 😉😃
"The move that all of you found"
Ah, ha ha, ha ha ha, yeah we all found it right guys?
Finding the move when you know there is a move to find (somebody tells you it is a critical moment) is waaaaay easier than finding it in game
In this case I did find b4, but obviously not calculated to the depth shown. Just the two rooks diagonally to each other is always a good situation to attack. I wonder why Magnus missed it.
@@graealex he was playing fast because he didn't want rajabov to use his time, maybe he overlooked it
Only the second time I found a move Agad paused for, but yeah, I spotted it. Trade the pawn for the rook plus check and probably black's last pawn. Definitely a good move.
@Mr Nicklovin I did find that yeah :)
As the title suggests, a game played between Stockfish and AlphaZero. Nice.
At 12.48
the queen doesn’t really fork that way because rook can be used to block the check
These are great chess players, but it needs to be said how impressive your breakdowns always are too. You know your stuff! Bravo and keep up the good work!
Teymur is just insane in end game with no time left, this guy never blunder
If the chessboard were a nuclear reactor, B4 would be the location breeding plutonium.
12:46
Just block the check with the rook.
You don't pick up the rook or anything.
I think after Rg7, white would have played b7 which might be losing for black
Any1 know the continuations?
@@saugatacharya1514 lol if white plays b7 black will take the queen noob🙄🙄
lol I'm so used to him calling Hikaru "Hikaru" and not "Nakamura"
When he said Nakamura those few times in the opening it felt so weird
They call players by their last name in official tournies most of the time
@Mr Nicklovin he says Carlsen anand etc and he's said nakamura in vids before this so idk why its such a shock
@Mr Nicklovin hes said nakamura before. Stop gatekeeping..I've never said he uses last names more than first.
The only which keeps me excited before sleeping is which game will I get to watch on ur channel.....never stop making these videos....if possible even teach ur kid to make such videos
Magnus: misses Qb4
Teymor: it's deus ex machina time
both players were extremely precise in that endgame. it’s unfortunate he missed the completely winning Qb4 move, because up to that point magnus was really outplaying teymor in what was supposed to be a drawn endgame
I think Magnus outplayed Teymour in the middlegame, but Teymour outplayed Magnus in the endgame and thus white couldn't convert
"We're not gonna trade anything"
Instantly trades.
I have said it multiple and I'll repeat this till I can, "Every Ruy Lopéz is a good game".
Major props to Teymour for somehow drawing a losing endgame against MAGNUS of all people!
He destroyed Magnus at the end 3-1 ))
This game shows again (I think) how really very close in skill grandmasters are.
Teymur is very smart as well.....very good player.
Found the pause the video move before being told to pause the video. Damn, that's a new personal record.
Thank you for the great video. It seems that it's so easy for Magnus to get a dominant position in the middlegame. I've seen it to happen so many times.
Teimur beated him 3-1 with amazing games today))
Now that was a fighting draw! Good job both of them
Very well done by both, Magnus tried anything and Teymur was able to defense with precision being short in time!
And won 3-1 at the end
2:54 why not Nxd6 first before recapturing the bishop on f3 if he didnt want to mess up the pawn structure? Nxd6 comes with an attack on the queen. Im guessing Carlsen was trying to open up the g file deliberately, planning to have his rooks there to attack black king
Thanks for scratching that itch
It took until the last two minutes of the video for me to have the realization: "He's actually going to do it. He's going snatch the draw from the jaws of defeat."
The last time I was this early Staunton didn't show up.
Wowwwwww. 1 minute and that precision.
Here within 1 hour of upload, that's when you know it's gonna be a good day.
Idiot. That's not any kind of accomplishment.
At 15:14, if white plays queen to G7, pressuring root at E5, you say that black responds with root to F5 and he will take the pawn at F7. However, if white pusses the pawn to F8 (becoming a second queen), the black king is in check from the queen at G7. White wins, with two queens against two roots. Or not?
0:40 "..and Magnus says: we're not gonna trade anything, just d3, we're playing a game"
*continues to trade the bishop for the knight on the very next move*
Wow, Teymur countered very well.
Finding best move is one but seeing the follow up behind the move can be quite another.
This is prime time chess, and I'll bet this video will be included in history books/biographies
#suggestion - Hikaru vs. MVL in a King's Indian Defense with 3 Queens and a perfect Connect 5 Pawns. Day 7 of the Meltwater Champions Chess Tour Finals.
Hikaru Nakamura vs Maxime Vachier-Lagrave
Meltwater Tour Final (2021) (rapid), Chess24 INT, rd 7, Oct-02
King's Indian Defense: Normal. King's Knight Variation (E60) · 1-0
1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.Nf3 Bg7 4.e3 O-O. 5.Be2 d6. 6.O-O e5. 7.Nc3 Qe7. 8.b4 Rd8. 9.Bb2 Bf5. 10.Re1 c6. 11.a4 e4. 12.Nd2 d5. 13.Ba3 Bf8 ...
I don't think Magnus had to mess up the Kingside with gxf3. Looks to me that Nd6 was a Move, takes the bishop removes the knight and attacks the Queen. I would like to know the real reason why Magnus chose gxf3. the line would go Nxd6 , cxd6 and Qxf3 without messing the Queenside. Maybe Magnus was just looking for an Imbalance.
Amazing & dramatic game played until the bitter end. I very much liked Agad’s comment after a pause to find a move that Carlsen missed; “a move that of course you all found…”. Yes, of course we did … // Great video, as always.
I smell the insult he does, when he says, " The move that all of you found ".
I was searching for 2 rooks and queen end games yesterday and here it is.
I found the move, immediately, and it was (basically) entirely intuition.
Wow, I found the move that the World Champion had missed!
Magnus might actually crack 3000 by the time he ends his career.
Unfortunately I found the same move as Magus
so bad
Epic. Well covered, as always.
While I know this isn't made for my birthday, what a wonderful indirect birthday gift this video is!
Happy Birthday Manne
@@PutnamAway Thank you! I hope you have a wonderful day
Nice draw... my head was spinning, must be the alcohol too. Compliments to Temour.
When Magnus was a kid Alphazero studied his games
Not really
@@tabularasa9576 yes really
#Gamesuggestion
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this video should be renamed as " the traitor passed pawn"
I still have a chess book from 2006 signed by the great Teimour Radjabov!
Teymor , what do you do man??just amazing
13:32 queen to D6 trading a pawn for rook
Looks like this video had a lot of contributions
2:50. After Bxf3, can’t you play Nxd6 threatening the queen so you can then take the bishop with the queen?
probably because the knight is a better piece there, I’m assuming magnus thought keeping the knight was worth more than a damaged structure. Don’t trust me on it, I’m pretty bad at chess
@@darrenlang1111 thank you for your kind answer... could be, but actually that knight in almost all position has to capture the bishop in b6 ( so the queen can move, even if the queen has to guard the knight), and in fact after some moves it happens the capture. So it seems you have doubled your pawns, for no reasons, but of course Magnus knows what he was doing, I was just curious if there was a practic motivation
@@filippomancuso9689 If it helps it’s also the engine move
Definitely paying attention and found the Q to b4 move that Magnus missed. As you suggest, watch the b4 sq.
There were so many checks in this video, Antonio falsely said 'check' multiple times. I'm checked out, I'm gonna check out two of his previous videos here.
#suggestion Stevic, Hrvoje vs. Zivkovic Vjekoslav is a nice tactical game that is being played today [3 Oct] in the 1st Croatian League A. Tactics begin when Black elects to play 18...gxf5 instead of Bxf5.
Is there a game on this channel where
Agadmator says “and it was in this position on move X, Magnus Carlsen resigned the game” ???
watch fide world cup 2021 semi final
Magnus is playing like he is 500 elo above everyone in this tournament
Not really
@@tabularasa9576 yes really
The b4 square might be the most important in chess
08:19 Teymur could just move the King instead of giving up the Queen!? Knight is protecting another check from a rook.
Raja is underappreciated, I like his style.
13:49 he could have played queen to c8 sacrificing the queen to make another one. And he still has a pawn hanging.
black can play e8 instead of capturing the queen
Black can take pawn with his rook on 7 th rank, and both the rooks are protecting each other...it would loose a pawn
Then qb6 and if black king try to capture the pawn on f4 then qc7 another check and both pawns are well protected after that while king move up to protect the pawn on f4 so he can start pushing the pawn.
@@jagadeeshg8689 yeah but if it will end in a draw then it would be good to try cuz Rajahov is low on time
Not sure how much time raja had on his clock, I am guessing less than 10 seconds.
Else 2 rooks for a queen with open king is easy win..since white can't take any of the rook and it can't stay on 8th, 7th rank and can't remain anywhere near the black king, next move he can't give a check that means black can start checking white king ...it's a hard meal with less time on clock .
Teimour Radjabov's name is spelt wrong. But who cares🤷
It isn't, it's just another acceptable way of transliterating it into Latin script.
@@keelanmurphy9941 Hey this manager at my local pub yells and shouts at me. I try to keep my cool but he is just an edgy bloke. I've tried to talk to him and maybe bring him down to earth while he's having a cigarette but he just tossed it and quickly went back inside. I've tried to demand an apology but I don't think he's ever said sorry in his life. But, that's the world we live in and he's a bigot. In fact he puts the word BIG in BIGOT!!
@@billybo4996 - k
Hikaru vs MVL Game4 please. It is an insane game. I need to watch 4-5 times when you upload it.
Perfect endgame technique doesn't exi.....st.
Yeah, found the move without pausing.
wow, that's a pretty impressive game by Rajabov leading the game to a draw...
Magnus = GOAT
Well played!
Can someone tell me why after 30. dxe5 .. Nd4 isn’t a better move for black, delaying the pawn capture, centralizing your knight, and threatening some nasty forks?!
At 15:15 play queen to g8 and teymor will capture either the queen or the rook resulting in a winning end game for white. Teymore won’t spot rook behind pawn, he’s too low on time lol
Great defense by Radjabov!
For the first time ever, I really found the winning move.
Can't believe my luck being a 1000 rated guy 😂😂
@15:07 cant queen go to G7 and if the rook captures it you promote by capturing the rook with the pawn?
"I know most of you found it because of that."
10:44 the engine agrees it is winning, but does that mean it is planning the next 30 moves perfectly to make it so?
I wonder whether Magnus threw away his winning chances around 8:00 when, by pushing a pawn, he enabled Black to trade a knight for White's bishop. We all know that in the end-game a bishop is worth more than a knight. I just wonder if he could've done something that kept his bishop on the board instead of forcing himself to trade it off. Thoughts?
The relative value of a Bishop vs Knight depends on a myriad of factors. It's too much of a generalization and not always accurate to say a Bishop is worth more than the knight in the endgame. I believe in this particular position the pieces were equal but I also think this trade helped Rajabov because it simplified the position somewhat and he was the one who was low on time. Had the trade not occurred and the position remained more complicated, Rajabov would have been more likely to blunder under time pressure.
this game just finished
Saw someone post this before, make an app of chess puzzles from these games!
Agad: "He improves on alpha-zero's move"
Me: Wait, did Agad just say that?
Can we get some reviews of the carlson v aronion games from today?
How to win a chess match:
Play B4 b4 playing B4
A couple of seconds to figure out the winning moves? Mate! I've had like 4 vodkas. I need a couple of hours.