Exactly so. I looked at the position and thought: "Why throw this away like 2 days old sandwich. It's still perfectly edible". But he immediately realized the salami was already green.
It's amazing that Kasparov is so clearly out of shape, he loses most of his games, yet his games are still the ones that everyone's the most interested in along with Carlsen's just because he is who he is. It's a testament to how great he was in his prime, and even though he really doesn't play enough where he could be competitive here it seems he still puts butts in the seats when he does play.
It's amazing what you can forget in 20 years of not practicing anymore and growing older. No one should be surprised that he can't compete on the 2700+ level anymore
Kasparov dedicates his time to other projects now. I don’t think chess takes up so much of his life as it used to take. Check out the other work he has been doing. The man is remarkable. People who expect Kasparov to win every game today or be the mightiest of opponents fail to realize that chess players can choose to prioritize something else eventually. Even more after being the absolute best for 20 years.
@@funcionamaldito manny Pacquiao is senator and he is still fighting undefeated champa in his 40 in a real sport were you put your life on the line. Excuses, excuses... I mean Kasparov can still play against an engine when he's on a plane just saying
@@JT-xj1pg chess preparation is different in that regard, one small inaccuracy, not even a blunder in the opening against 2700s can lead to disaster, more stressful mentally. Not saying boxing is easy at all.
Gary has nothing to prove to ANYONE ANYMORE. He is enjoying all this funny stuff for all i can say. He thrashed his opponents black and blue in his days back then.
@@GeneralPosh ego suits only on pure talent, of which he had aplenty. Not everybody can be Sachin tendulkar/Roger Fed, supremly talented and as humble too.
If he's there to enjoy, he should do it outside the GCT tournaments. That's not the place to play retirement chess. I don't believe that anyways. He came to win but seemed grossly unprepared and multiple times never accounted for the time on the clock
Yeah, he's still pretty smart when he figured out it's a lost position. I would happily have played for a few more movies, convinced my position is okay.
@@FalconJudah a bit weird that you dived into comments section before watching video and complain of spoilers when the title of the video is the biggest spoiler ..lol
It’s ok. Garry is teaching us a lesson. Even a great champ can lose quickly. So don’t be ashamed of losing, even Kasparov can blunder on move 4. He’ll always be the king tho.
@@abhinavjain2985 I’m sorry I don’t know about the difference between a and the. I clearly don’t care to be honest about the grammar and stuff. I’m too busy blundering in chess. No time left to learn a language.
There is a saying a Persian: 'When old-age love moves, it ends up in scandal.' عشق پیری گر بجنبد سر به رسوایی زند. Here is the proof with Gary and his old-age love for wining in Chess.
@@shmendusel Wow He is just losing to all of the Top 30 Players. Not very surprising cuz he is 58 years old and about two decades over his peak Performance. I believe that the most Top30 Players are currently working more harder for opening preparation than Kasparov is doing. So it is Not very surprising that he is not very competetive with the Chess elite.
we all get old : those neurons just don't fire and co-ordinate they way they use to 40 to 20 years ago. Still, give him credit for stepping into the ring with the next generation's elite : it is interesting though not always pretty.
*Official game log:* 7. 0-0 1-0 *Casual observer:* Ah, I see you've made a mistake, you meant to write "7. 0-0 0-0" *Official game log:* No, check again...
When GMs lose in like 7 - 10 moves like this it makes us feel better after losing on move 40 after blundering something so when we lose in the opening we can just feel better by thinking that even world champs lost in the opening like us
"Never criticise alireza for his blunder and Wang hao whether he deserves to be in candidates when you yourself is out of shape" Jupiter tzu , father of sun tzu 😂😂
This is crazy. I expected to see Garry lose on time and/or lose in the middlegame somewhere getting outplayed. I did not expect him to mess up basic opening theory. And in the queen's gambit of all things! Maybe if Shakh played something less common but not this.
Well, at least Garry didn't snatch a mic afterwards and rant about how poorly Mamedyarov played for ten minutes. Kasparov is a lot of things, but gracious in defeat has rarely been one of them.
It's so strange to see hundreds of comments bashing Garry and saying that he's so bad and can't compete. All of you probably forgot his results in recent comeback tournaments. For example, he finished 2017 STL Blitz event with 9/18, beating beasts like Nakamura, Caruana and Dominguez. It's not like he suddenly became a bad player in a couple of years - it's just one bad tournament. Let him play, enjoy the games, and hopefully he will do much better in the next comeback events.
Well Props to Kasparov for not playing on so as not to lose in 7 moves. He's long retired and not focused on chess everyday. It's probably cool for everyone at the tournament that he's playing, win or lose.
The most confusing part of this game for me is none of this would’ve happened if he played a regular queens gambit line. Why would you play a side line if you don’t know what you’re doing?
I've always known that "chess" in French is "échecs." I recently learned that "échecs" also means "failures." How is it possible that the French know me so well?
That demolishing of a legend was hard to watch. I was reminded of the comeback fights of Mike Tyson and hoped Kasparov throws in the towel. He made big blunders. But really bad was his time management. Spending 2 minutes in the opening in a blitz game is strange for such a strong player. It seemed that he was frozen and could not move. Some Darts players have this kind of symptom when they are not able to release the dart. I'm afraid the nightmare continues today for Kasparov.
Kasparov be like "Ooohhh that's why I always played Bb4+" Such a nice guy. I wish every former world champion could enjoy themselves as Garry does instead of being afraid of being defeated. It teaches us to be humble.
When I saw a 4 min agadmator video I thought it was a 3 year old video. When I saw how new it was the next thing I thought was someone got blown off the board.
Kasparov is not playing serious chess for many years now, he just attends those tournaments for fun. If he had not quit the game , I am sure he would still be one of the top 10 players. He quit when computer trained chess players start to dominate chess world. That is another reason now he appears to be weak. He is not training with computers as young grandmasters do for many years now.
No one today was alive to witness, but the world saw a similar slow fade from former champions as well. As an example, Capablanca played for decades after losing the world title, and while often competitive, his diminished competitiveness was a force of reality and nature. These situations are important to us, so that we can see the inevitable decline in the human condition, and adjust our expectations accordingly.
Yep. I saw castles immediately. I've won queens in very similar positions in my own games. It's always funny because it takes about an extra 20 seconds for the reality of it all to set in usually. Surprised a former world champion chess player would blunder so horribly.
He's already the GOAT. No shame losing to 2700+ players when you haven't played in 10 years. I was one of the best in the world at DDR / ITG when I was in high school 10 years ago, I'm nowhere near on that level now. What will you forget 10 years from now, probably this comment. Play for fun get a paycheck and promote chess, why not
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@@funcionamaldito What? don't be miserable. I'm not the former world champion so it cant be about my insecurities, even the majority of GM-IMs would agree, everyone has an honor/reputition. 0.5/9 and losing 95 ELO in 1 day is just bad, very bad.
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@@Figgy20000 I mean, first of all, Garry is " arguably " the GOAT, Magnus is in that conversation as well. And aging is very important chess, that's I agree too. But, he didn't play rapid because he knew he would lose so he thought he had a chance in blitz. If he scored 7/8 people would praise him, so we can criticize when someone scoring 0.5/9 regardless of his age, he has honor, scoring 0.5/9 and losing nearly 100 ELO points is very very bad for your prestige. H should not have played. If you ask this question to Kasparov, even he would agree that it was a mistake to compete. ( remember Anand is not too young too, but he didn't score 0.5/9 ) Also, Poor Ivan Saric... He played very well in Rapid but his teammate dragged him down.
OK. Here are my questions. After Shak castles, why doesn't black just move the queen? Or, instead of white castling, why not move the knight to g5 right then and there?
I see, Kasparov is studying my games lately. Lol
Funny 🤣🤣😂🤣🤣
Lol.. Good one
🤣
🤣🤣 very funny!!
That's a good one!
I was thinking: "maybe one day I can play like Garry Kasparov!"
The day has come!
🤣🤣🤣
Lol
I'm not there yet. I wouldn't have realised I'd lost the game at that point.
Wkwkw.. ngakak so hard
The contrast between the two lines..xD
"Hope you enjoyed it. Kasparov didn't."
This should've been the quote of the day
Savage
I didn't have to stick around long.
Well, I can truly claim to have played as well as Kasparov. ;þ
🇦🇿💪
Agad: try to find this incredible move that win the game on the spot.
Me: castle seems very good.
*the move is actually castle*
Also me: GM material?
I honestly didn't even consider castle at all. Damn, no youtube GM title for me 😭
@@michaelmurray6577 prob you are IM ,😂
@@parthpatel5723 Damn man, I'd take IM. Although I am wearing my "1500?" provisional rating on lichess with pride.
@@michaelmurray6577 LOOOOL i felt that
chess 24 lists Kasparov's rating at 2812!
LMAO
The difference between Kasparov and us critics is that he actually knew it was over after move 7.
Exactly so. I looked at the position and thought: "Why throw this away like 2 days old sandwich. It's still perfectly edible".
But he immediately realized the salami was already green.
Yes, agree!
which means we would have lasted longer- ignorance is bliss, while it lasts!
At 2:48, why not move queen to d7? then when rook checks just move bishop to e7..
It's amazing that Kasparov is so clearly out of shape, he loses most of his games, yet his games are still the ones that everyone's the most interested in along with Carlsen's just because he is who he is. It's a testament to how great he was in his prime, and even though he really doesn't play enough where he could be competitive here it seems he still puts butts in the seats when he does play.
And he probably got a good bucks for participating the tournament.
It's amazing what you can forget in 20 years of not practicing anymore and growing older. No one should be surprised that he can't compete on the 2700+ level anymore
Kasparov dedicates his time to other projects now. I don’t think chess takes up so much of his life as it used to take. Check out the other work he has been doing. The man is remarkable. People who expect Kasparov to win every game today or be the mightiest of opponents fail to realize that chess players can choose to prioritize something else eventually. Even more after being the absolute best for 20 years.
@@funcionamaldito manny Pacquiao is senator and he is still fighting undefeated champa in his 40 in a real sport were you put your life on the line. Excuses, excuses... I mean Kasparov can still play against an engine when he's on a plane just saying
@@JT-xj1pg chess preparation is different in that regard, one small inaccuracy, not even a blunder in the opening against 2700s can lead to disaster, more stressful mentally. Not saying boxing is easy at all.
Castling is definitely the best move a lot of times but I could never imagine it could be so strong that the opponent resigns.
Yes if you have an open file for rook to attack...
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Ng5 is the killer move but 0-0 is needed to dodge the cheepo Qb4+ to trade queens and black is fine.
Also h4
Yeah black does not have enough time to deal with the threat
"In the modern world, quotes are usually misused."
-Sun Tzu, the art of war.
Your name isn't funny whatsoever
@@bobnoob1467 But your name, is.
@@LeventK Thank you once more
Indeed
I m seeing the same comment thread twice today
Moral of the story: Never accept queen's gambit
When Kasparov accepted the queen's gambit I said WTF are you doing?!
Moral of the story: play Bishop check and pray
Yeah literally asking for death.
Albin Countergambit FTW
Lol! As soon as I saw that move, I said, “Oh, that’s why he lost.”
Shak is on some freaking form over the board. He's now big shak.
Also Kasparov should stay at home
Yes he's shak-ing super GMs
Right, Alex! Shak has really been strong this year. I really enjoyed his rapid match a few weeks ago, where Black won 6 of 7 games.
"feel free to pause the video and find the move"
Bishop takes F7?
"Congratulations on not playing anything weird like bishop takes on F7"
Oh
Bishop takes F7. Congratulations, this is a winning move! For black.
feel you so much
😂😂
I CHOKED ON MY WATER WHEN I READ THE TITLE. OPENED RUclips TO WATCH A LECTURE AND THEN AGAD DROPPED THIS BOMB.
Gary has nothing to prove to ANYONE ANYMORE. He is enjoying all this funny stuff for all i can say.
He thrashed his opponents black and blue in his days back then.
The guy's ego is bigger than the Atlantic, he is most certainly not enjoying any banter
@@GeneralPosh ego suits only on pure talent, of which he had aplenty. Not everybody can be Sachin tendulkar/Roger Fed, supremly talented and as humble too.
@@nishantintouch You missed the point buddy, this was not the argument at all
@@GeneralPosh his ego was the reason he was able to stay no.1 until retitement
If he's there to enjoy, he should do it outside the GCT tournaments. That's not the place to play retirement chess.
I don't believe that anyways. He came to win but seemed grossly unprepared and multiple times never accounted for the time on the clock
The photo of Mamedyarov on the left is probably taken during this match when he saw Garry's position xD
Same in case of karparov
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"After castles, Kasparov resigned. There is nothing more to be done here"
Me : Why? Why can't I see it? Aaaahhhh....
Haushaushausha
Yeah, he's still pretty smart when he figured out it's a lost position. I would happily have played for a few more movies, convinced my position is okay.
I won the spelling bee this yr by spelling ur name.
Looks like one of my games. The slow, tortuous death part.
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Agadmator's shortest video 4 minutes 46 seconds. This is also a world record. I can see the happiness in his face. Thanks to Kasparov.
Kasparov really isn't having the best of days on Agad's channel today
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Damn it hard to see Kasparov losing like this. You can tell he not in great shape right now. Agadmator just posted 3 videos of Kasparov losing
Thnx for spoiling it for others like me.
@@FalconJudah maybe you shouldn't read the comments before watching the video then
@@FalconJudah a bit weird that you dived into comments section before watching video and complain of spoilers when the title of the video is the biggest spoiler ..lol
@@esh6767 He spoiled all the Kasparov videos, though?
@@FalconJudah he does say in the vid that kasparov lost 5 out 6 games
Mamedyarov's "something" will be THROBBING
Yeah but he didn't win in 6 moves😁😁
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Critical's record is still unbroken :D
Mammedyarov has stopped both Carlsen's and Wesley's unbeaten streaks.His "something" is already THROBBING.
Garry didn't ask himself the most important question: "Is this theory?"
Kasparov's record got broken when he had lost to Tal in 12 moves
Lol you call yourself a foreign language tutor with that level of pathetic English writing skills?
@@playerunknown3234 Perhaps it's not a foreign language to him.
@@playerunknown3234 maybe English is not his native language?
@@playerunknown3234 bro, stop hating.
@@playerunknown3234
Person: Tries to do what they enjoy
Other person: Enraged beyond belief
And it was in this position Kasparov realised he was too old for this sh*t
If you replaced Kasparov with Dubov everyone would just see this game and go “hah, classic Dubov”
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Everyone when Kasparov tries to play in a tournament again : how many times do we have to teach you this lesson, old man?
how many times has he played in recent tournaments?
@@augustinebepule4979 many times u fool
@@StrengthArena How does asking a question make someone a fool? Have you never asked a question in your life?
"We"??? How many times have you won against Kasparov?
@@RishabhSharma10225 that's why he operates body building channel
It’s ok. Garry is teaching us a lesson. Even a great champ can lose quickly. So don’t be ashamed of losing, even Kasparov can blunder on move 4. He’ll always be the king tho.
"a king" sounds nicer
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@@abhinavjain2985 I’m sorry I don’t know about the difference between a and the. I clearly don’t care to be honest about the grammar and stuff. I’m too busy blundering in chess. No time left to learn a language.
I achieve this feat everyday which took kasparov 50+ years
Slowly, he's catching up with you.
"Quickness is the essence of the war", fitting quote :D
Finally Kasparov reached my level
Not even close
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thats our great Shakh, cordial congratulations to Azerbaycani Grabdnaster. We are so proud of you, Shakh. 🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿
There is a saying a Persian: 'When old-age love moves, it ends up in scandal.'
عشق پیری گر بجنبد سر به رسوایی زند.
Here is the proof with Gary and his old-age love for wining in Chess.
Blitzing out the knight is a dangerous reflex. Sounds like valid reasoning if Garry's pride prevents him from admitting that.
😊 #kasparovsc 🤘
Karoparov getting wrecked makes me sad
honestly same. I really wanted to see him come back to chess, it hurts so much to see him losing to everyone
@@shmendusel Wow He is just losing to all of the Top 30 Players.
Not very surprising cuz he is 58 years old and about two decades over his peak Performance.
I believe that the most Top30 Players are currently working more harder for opening preparation than Kasparov is doing.
So it is Not very surprising that he is not very competetive with the Chess elite.
we all get old : those neurons just don't fire and co-ordinate they way they use to 40 to 20 years ago. Still, give him credit for stepping into the ring with the next generation's elite : it is interesting though not always pretty.
@@plasmaastronaut totally agree.
Not very happy to lose a game in the opening as a Super GM at Move 7
Korchnoi was still a top-level GM at this age.
*Official game log:* 7. 0-0 1-0
*Casual observer:* Ah, I see you've made a mistake, you meant to write "7. 0-0 0-0"
*Official game log:* No, check again...
Agadmator: " Congratulations, for not doing anything weird , like bishop to e7"
Me:
It's okay. Even Federer lost his last set 6-0 at Wimbledon.
Hold your horses sir! That's not his last set, he will continue to play. Don't give his fans heart attack 😀
Federer has never been world champion.
@@shmvon What's your definition of world champion?
He was injured, doesn't like quitting in a match, has had to have another op..
@@shmvon he has certainly been best in the world, and won world tour finals .
When GMs lose in like 7 - 10 moves like this it makes us feel better after losing on move 40 after blundering something
so when we lose in the opening we can just feel better by thinking that even world champs lost in the opening like us
Learning openings are difficult. My friend almost always play Queen's Gambit, then i often accepted it. No wonder it's so hard to defeat him lol
And Kasparov said: Tsschessumare!
Yo te conozco
🇦🇿💪 Shakh
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chilenito
"Never criticise alireza for his blunder and Wang hao whether he deserves to be in candidates when you yourself is out of shape" Jupiter tzu , father of sun tzu 😂😂
Agad on 🔥.... 3 uploads in a span of two hours... Incredible....
This youtube video is current playing on a continuous loop at the Karpov residence
Video is only 4:46 !
So what all we need is quality not quantity.
Thanks Agadmator for sharing the video.
I can imagine Kasparov throwing his arm across the board toppling all the pieces off in anger or frustration.
@@claydevilbiss7536 lol no. He has a multi decades long history of refusing handshakes and storming away from the board when he loses.
This is crazy. I expected to see Garry lose on time and/or lose in the middlegame somewhere getting outplayed. I did not expect him to mess up basic opening theory. And in the queen's gambit of all things! Maybe if Shakh played something less common but not this.
This isn't just Kasparov having a bad opening, but also Mamedyarov being amazing
Agree
Almost every world chess players have strong opening preparations, but it seems kasparov lack of it.
Well, at least Garry didn't snatch a mic afterwards and rant about how poorly Mamedyarov played for ten minutes.
Kasparov is a lot of things, but gracious in defeat has rarely been one of them.
"Why is everybody misquoting me in seemingly random places?"
- Sun Tzu, "The Art of War"
"One day people will be afraid of 5G networks"
- Albert Einstein
It's so strange to see hundreds of comments bashing Garry and saying that he's so bad and can't compete. All of you probably forgot his results in recent comeback tournaments. For example, he finished 2017 STL Blitz event with 9/18, beating beasts like Nakamura, Caruana and Dominguez. It's not like he suddenly became a bad player in a couple of years - it's just one bad tournament. Let him play, enjoy the games, and hopefully he will do much better in the next comeback events.
To be featured in Chessable: How Not To Play the Queen's Gambit
Well Props to Kasparov for not playing on so as not to lose in 7 moves. He's long retired and not focused on chess everyday. It's probably cool for everyone at the tournament that he's playing, win or lose.
I have played Kasparov's moves with my friends and still won :D
His mistake was he assumed Mamedyarov had studied my friends' games :D
You have a special talent in explanining even difficult chess variations! I love your Channel! :)
Joining the "lost in less than 10 moves" club with Vishy
This could be agadmator's shortest video! We have Kasparov to thank for that.
Congrats to Mamedyarov. Put this on your resume!
Gary Kasparov Is still the greatest chess Master of his time.
Arguably of all time. He is also a complete d*ck but what a player...
"was"
LOL.
Thanks for the laugh
Anyone who thinks Kasparov was better than Fischer is a poor excuse of a human
If Magnus stays longer he will be the master of chess no more
Almost like a Lock Picking Lawyer length type video. Quick and easy.
"If you can find the move..." that Kasparov couldn't find - not likely.
Honestly, instead of Sun Tzu's quote up the top I was expecting:
"Anything is possible." - GM on the boat, Andy Samberg
I'm sorry but I can't help but laugh at Garry😂.... I'm still holding a grudge cuz he said Wang Hao is not a Chess Player during the Candidates
Wow that’s rude for him to say that
and also his hate speech against Radjabov (when Raja was a kid)
And Wang Hao had serious health issues when Gary made those comments. Seems like Karma today has caught up with him and I was enjoying it.
And we still remember the Nf8-is-better-than-Nc5 incident at Linares, 1994 :)
that would be interesting a compilation of the quickest and/or most brutal loss of top players like carlsen, anand, murphy, fisher, etc
The most confusing part of this game for me is none of this would’ve happened if he played a regular queens gambit line. Why would you play a side line if you don’t know what you’re doing?
What do you mean he doesn't know what he's doing? Ofc he does, he messed up the move order
@@abhinavdp7376 because he didn't know what he was doing 👍
What a legend Kasparov, thanks for playing, I wish they’d played 20 years ago
Garry having a hard time 😂
You are Badass!! I love your channel!
Thanks
#quote #suggestion
When a lion gets old, hyenas souround him!
You realize in your quote all the remaining chess players are painted as villians right?
Mamedyarov are not hyena, but he is tiger
Nothing worse than a scrweed up punchline.. dang :)
I enjoyed every second of Kasparov's losses, very satisfying
I've always known that "chess" in French is "échecs." I recently learned that "échecs" also means "failures." How is it possible that the French know me so well?
Agad: congratulations on not doing anything weird, and just castling
Me: Nani!!
Damn, 5 times in a row. Kasparov really has been getting rusty.
Kasparov's day finished with 0.5/9 (only Grischuk drew with him)
Father time catches everyone even at chess I guess.
That thumbnail gets me everytime lmfao
"I probably never said that."
- Sun Tzu
'Resign, so you don't get checkmated.' S. Tzu.
That demolishing of a legend was hard to watch. I was reminded of the comeback fights of Mike Tyson and hoped Kasparov throws in the towel. He made big blunders. But really bad was his time management. Spending 2 minutes in the opening in a blitz game is strange for such a strong player. It seemed that he was frozen and could not move. Some Darts players have this kind of symptom when they are not able to release the dart. I'm afraid the nightmare continues today for Kasparov.
You can be arguably the greatest chess player of all time and yet lose in 7 moves... Well, that's chess.
exactly
That's sports in general.
Truth hurts
The only sport you can play at semi-professional level at 60 years of age.
Anand was no mug and lost in 6
I kept waiting for Agad to say, "No, I was just keeding, guys"...cannot believe Kasparov's luck lately. This is no way to be going down in history.
Kasparov be like "Ooohhh that's why I always played Bb4+"
Such a nice guy. I wish every former world champion could enjoy themselves as Garry does instead of being afraid of being defeated. It teaches us to be humble.
Can't really observe humbleness within him these days, please give me a example - beyond resigning when it's over or shaking hands before the game.
You are clueless, he gets mad and ruins the atmosphere for everyone even in completely friendly and unimportant games lol
Guess then it's better the former champions don't play anymore so they don't get mad and ruin your experience. Got it ty
Even GMs and old masters have moments of "You dun goofed"
Although I have utmost respect for Kasparov,I guess it's his arrogance that's showing up here :)
Its his age. Arrogance was there when he was on top as wel5, heh. But i get what u mean.
He resign. He did not get checkmated.
@@TheSadedz a loss is a loss in any way :)
@@slanigrad true
When I saw a 4 min agadmator video I thought it was a 3 year old video. When I saw how new it was the next thing I thought was someone got blown off the board.
1st one 🤘🏻
"You are old and weak, sire" -Winston Churchill
it feels like the "Cars" by PIXAR, legends in their time, being defeated by newcomers
omg real ali-a
@agadmator's Chess Channel At 2:48, why not move queen to d7? then when rook checks just move bishop to e7.
...most grown up very successful men dont know when their time is up: first the time out now this...
Now It's more amazing to realise that anand is also 50+ playing and maintaining his top level chess form!!!!
Kasparov is not playing serious chess for many years now, he just attends those tournaments for fun. If he had not quit the game , I am sure he would still be one of the top 10 players. He quit when computer trained chess players start to dominate chess world. That is another reason now he appears to be weak. He is not training with computers as young grandmasters do for many years now.
"Watch Agadmator's videos to improve your chess skills"
- Sun Tzu
No one today was alive to witness, but the world saw a similar slow fade from former champions as well. As an example, Capablanca played for decades after losing the world title, and while often competitive, his diminished competitiveness was a force of reality and nature. These situations are important to us, so that we can see the inevitable decline in the human condition, and adjust our expectations accordingly.
"hope you enjoyed. kasparov most probably didn't"
Hide all the sharp objects from Gary tonight
It hurts to see the creater struggling over his own invention
Yep. I saw castles immediately. I've won queens in very similar positions in my own games. It's always funny because it takes about an extra 20 seconds for the reality of it all to set in usually. Surprised a former world champion chess player would blunder so horribly.
I dont know whether I am playing like Garry Kasparov or He is Playing like me.
I hope he comes back.
At my poor level i often play the danish gambit where similar positions pop up and that castle often proves very useful
he scored 0.5/9
lost -95 ELO in 1 day, a record.
It's bad for his honor, he shouldn't have played.
He's already the GOAT.
No shame losing to 2700+ players when you haven't played in 10 years. I was one of the best in the world at DDR / ITG when I was in high school 10 years ago, I'm nowhere near on that level now. What will you forget 10 years from now, probably this comment.
Play for fun get a paycheck and promote chess, why not
@@funcionamaldito What? don't be miserable. I'm not the former world champion so it cant be about my insecurities, even the majority of GM-IMs would agree, everyone has an honor/reputition. 0.5/9 and losing 95 ELO in 1 day is just bad, very bad.
@@Figgy20000 I mean, first of all, Garry is " arguably " the GOAT, Magnus is in that conversation as well. And aging is very important chess, that's I agree too. But, he didn't play rapid because he knew he would lose so he thought he had a chance in blitz.
If he scored 7/8 people would praise him, so we can criticize when someone scoring 0.5/9 regardless of his age, he has honor, scoring 0.5/9 and losing nearly 100 ELO points is very very bad for your prestige. H should not have played. If you ask this question to Kasparov, even he would agree that it was a mistake to compete. ( remember Anand is not too young too, but he didn't score 0.5/9 )
Also, Poor Ivan Saric... He played very well in Rapid but his teammate dragged him down.
And the shortest video on Agadmator’s chess channel
I would've simply beaten Kasparov in 6 moves, but I guess I'm just built different
Every second there is a new a video and a new like from me 😎
OK. Here are my questions. After Shak castles, why doesn't black just move the queen? Or, instead of white castling, why not move the knight to g5 right then and there?
Because at that point all black's moves lead to horrible lines and Kasparov is a good enough player to realize this.
Kasparov: playing
Opponent: nice free point
Kasparov urgently needed to visit the loo and found a most elegant way to make that happen quickly!
It's very hard to see legends struggle.