Bravest Rook in Chess History - Steinitz's Immortal (Battle of Hastings) || Remake 60fps
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2020
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Wilhelm Steinitz vs Curt von Bardeleben
"The Battle of Hastings" (game of the day Feb-23-2016)
Hastings (1895), Hastings ENG, rd 10, Aug-17
Italian Game: Classical Variation. Greco Gambit Traditional Line (C54)
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Bc5 4. c3 Nf6 5. d4 ed4 6. cd4 Bb4 7. Nc3 d5 8. ed5 Nd5 9. O-O Be6 10. Bg5 Be7 11. Bd5 Bd5 12. Nd5 Qd5 13. Be7 Ne7 14. Re1 f6 15. Qe2 Qd7 16. Rac1 c6 17. d5 cd5 18. Nd4 Kf7 19. Ne6 Rhc8 20. Qg4 g6 21. Ng5 Ke8 22. Re7 Kf8 23. Rf7 Kg8 24. Rg7 Kh8 25. Rh7
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Развлечения
"he didn't resign, he just left the game"
*Your opponent has received a warning for abandoning the game. continuing will result in a temporary ban or being limited to playing other poor sports*
I like sports
Hahahaha
Chess.com
r/softwaregore
Bardeleben has left the chat
Petition for Lichess to change the "your opponent has left the game" message to "your opponent has pulled a Bardeleben."
I Second That Motion !
An 1895 chess game show in 60 frame per second, impressive stuff.
The computer they used for the game must be really advanced
is this a joke
@@zarrowthehorse what do u think
@@zarrowthehorse whoosh😎😎😎😎
@@theultimategamer4187 I was sleep deprived
"He left the table without resigning"
*And here the ragequit saga starts...*
@@ryanflanagan9624 i will smack you this is the wrong place for it
@@ryanflanagan9624 amen!
Ryan Flanagan also has 350~ comments on this channel, but somehow never gets banned.
I reported him, hope it will work.
@@LeventK Hello Levent here too.
I pulled off a Bardeleben just to watch this video
God-tier comment haha
Wait I didn't get it. Can you explain?
@@samyakjasani7649 quitting without finishing the game (checkmate or resign when losing) like Bardeleben
@@ss9392 oh hahaha 😂 lovely. Thank you!
Just like Kasparov against Radjabov in Linares 2003
" But if Steinitz played the best move recommended by the engine we would not have this most amazing game."
Another gold statement by Agadmator.
Me thoughts exactly. Pure Agadmator.
I love these old school games because these are some of the theoretical pioneers and they played real real chess, no memorization, no computers, just their ideas. Not that today's games aren't also beautiful chess is always beautiful :)
The lack of punctuation between beautiful and chess disturbs me.
@@davidgindi1192 A comma and conjuction is needed between 2 independant clauses, but yeah these og games are fun to watch :D
@@terranloudenback2102fuck that
"He didn't resign,he just left the game" lmao
The most impressive thing about Steinitz is that he was the oldest player to ever win a World Chess Championship at the age of 58. He was also the second oldest at 55, third-oldest at 53, fourth-oldest at 50 but he has to tie that with Botvinnik who was 50 himself.
He was younger than Paul Morphy, but did not become world champion until after Morphy's death...
Eni Gjinaj: Heart break hurt the most
Agadmator: Have you ever seen someone Declining Evans Gambit?
Eni Gjinaj: No
Agadmator: :)
@Eni Gjinaj Ok
@Eni Gjinaj Alright the hint is Evans Gambit tell me you get it come on
Wtf
Agadmator is fine with Evan's Gambit declined, the pain stems from the Evan's Gambit, unoffered variation where white continues with c3 or any other move.
Chess: the final frontier. These are the tales of the agadmators chess. Its continuing mission: to explore strange new movements, to seek out new lines and new combinations, to boldly go where no rook has gone before.
... the Neutral Zone being the 4th and 5th ranks I assume?
😂
Brilliant 👍
Amen, Brother !
Betimes=before times=early. This word is not used in contemporary English. I am 71 and have never heard it out read it. "Bowles" should be pronounced as "bowls." Thanks for the beautiful game.
Wow. This channel really is an awesome place
@@ryanflanagan9624 Based.
Ryan Flanagan yo wtf
@@matiasenriquemaldonadoruiz5216 what does that mean?
@@ryanflanagan9624 There's a nice saying in German: Geh mit Gott, aber geh!
Roughly translated to: Go your path with God, but go away.
Please spread your beliefs in places where people are obviously interested and don't run around trying to convert random people on the internet.
0:00 Hello everyone
0:37 22:52 Non-60fps link
1:13 Let's check it out
1:40 Evans gambit
2:05 9:55 Bravest rook in chess history
5:02 Nice capture-fest
5:07 Captures captures capture captures and of course captures and captures
5:12 agadmator rap
5:26 Nice dog lift
5:30 Castle artificially
6:49 (9:44) Give you a couple of seconds
7:00 9:58 Enjoy the show
7:08 Laugh's in black's face
10:30 12:37 Completely winning
12:34 Captures captures 10:22 (..and captures with check!)
12:54 Boldly go where no rook has gone before
14:18 Pull a von Bardeleben
14:41 Very nice article
18:52 Standings
19:42 Incredible story reading
21:35 Sorry about that
22:42 So yeah
23:11 Morphy saga
23:19 Chess Manga
23:09 23:17 23:24 See you soon
a von Bardelen! lol I thought it was "the bar later"
I remember one time Kasparov pulled a Bardeleben because his brilliancy was ruined by his opponent, then he returned to complained it on stage in hoping to embarrass his opponent but sadly, it didn't work.
Can you provide us with an article or the game itself or a source of some kind? Not questioning it, just became curious and want to read about it.
@@ss9392 it's teimour radjabov vs Kasparov,u can search it agadmator covered it
@@ss9392 he did it against Teimour Radjabov the game is available on both agad and radja's channel.
@@arkajitganguly9992 what was the worst thing was that Radjabov was only 16 years old, and Kaspy was the World Champion. Imagine Carlsen doing that to Firouzja, everyone would go wild.
@@leadnitrate2194 yeah.. true.. but you know later when Kasparov and Radja met again (then Radja had already became an elite player) they established good relations.. but in general I think Carlsen is somewhat a bit cooler (less tempered) than Kasparov
#suggestion Aronian's two wins in a row against Magnus yesterday.
Is it from Grenke? That tournament now is back on the board, but with a shield in the middle and SOP for the players to follow.
@@arrowghost Benter series, online.
Didn't Aronian loos he's family in a car crash?
That would ether make or break a player. I bet he lost him self to chess, chess now occupies 99% of brainpower.
Btw, Harry is a horcrux
@@azorthegreat2112 He's a super GM and his wife was also a high level chess player so his life was basically always devoted to chess. The loss of his wife in the car crash was tragic and hopefully he is dealing with it in a healthy way.
Those evans gambit jokes though😂😂😂
"I didn't want the applause to disturb the other players" sounds suspiciously like an excuse Bardeleben made up afterwards.
I just read this game from some other source and i immediately looked if this great analyser had made a video about it!.
Too me this is the most beautiful game ever. This beauty of the rook walking horizontally and then should go back all the way is incredible. Steintz is very underrated today. It's not for nothing that he produced the most beautiful masterpieces of all times. I sae a few of him. All are pure gold
A great game to revisit time and time again. Of course, the legend of "Von Bardeleben storming out" is one of those classics of chess literature. Great that you took the time to explore it, and the article of Winter (probably the most respected authority in chess history nowadays) is very interesting to put things in full context.
Regarding the game itself, it's another of those sad stories in chess in the catalog of "One side didn't castle". Poor Von Bardeleben probably thought that he could hold the position by trading everything and keeping the King on f7. But, it turned out that White's development was overwhelming once the rooks got into the game. A true classic game, and thanks for reuploading it: it is indeed the bravest rook in history.
Had he castled then Steinitz could have time to make an escape square for his king. And both sides go on. It's a whole different game. Might interesting, might not.
@@PaulDeCamp Indeed. It was the XIX Century, and the chess principles weren't completely discovered in those days. Von Banderleben was a decent chess player, but he botched the opening. Steinitz, one of the main founders of Modern Chess Theory, grasped the chance and took him to town.
One of my 10 favorite games along with the Evergreen Game, the Rubinstein Immortal, Fischer's Game of the Century vs D. Byrne, and Fischer's Immortal game vs R. Byrne and a few others.
Hope everyone is well today!
Nope
dude i read that hello everyone
Ah my insomnia is kicking out again😐
Give this man a like.. He needs it to survive 😂😂
"A coin was termed!?" (@14:17)
If you say this you've pulled an Agadmator.
You made the video twice,
So you made it twice as nice,
I had to watch it thrice!
❤ the history lesson.
Thank you for sharing little known information about Curt von Bardeleben's actual reason for leaving the room and letting his time run out.
One of the Top Best Game i have seen on your RUclips Channel. Bravo !!
Great choice for a redo. Even thogh I've already seen the first video of this game I still enjoyed every moment of the game and the story behind it.
What a great show, thank you!
One of the best games I've watched. Thanks Agad for bringing it to us.
Love these type of videos with history involved
Completed Chapter 1. Great work Agad👍🏻. Looking forward to Chapter 2
Brilliant game ! Great story telling Agad, thanks for sharing this with everyone.
Thankyou so much agad. This video was amazing :)
This was so tantalizing, all black needed was one tempo to deliver checkmate, but never got the chance!
By far my favorite review from Agad! Absolutely beautiful 🔥🙌 not only the analysis of alternate lines but the history behind this masterpiece and also providing the supplemental material to back up the validity of his narrative 👏 what a wonderful time to live in 🎉🤯
Warning, letting time run out instead of resigning will result in a temporary ban.
This man can't literally get over Evan's! ❤️❤️ Best chess content!
You are an excellent explainer.Hats off to you.I have improved my chess knowledge very much.Thank You!!
It's 2023 and it's still a beauty and it will always be. First recorded rage quit in chess can be traced way back to 1895.
White was just one move away from getting checkmatted. Amazing game👏👏👏
It's brilliant how you study the history of these matches. That's a great story about Steinitz.
Btw, "betimes" is archaic, it just means early. The word appears often in the King James version of the Bible & has a bit of a literary feel to it. It's just a little more exact than early, with a slight extra connotation of eagerly, perhaps. Love your videos, I'm catching up on them, only recently having come across your channel.
The Immortal "OH, NO! MY ROOK!"
This has to be one of my favourite games seen in a while... wow!
That dislike is from Bardeleben's ghost.
*"He didn't resign, he.just left the game."* ... And so began the age of *rage quitting.*
Greco gambit
Yesterday itself chess talk explained this wow
When I saw this game at my home ,In the end I applaud for steinitz as he deserves it . 😊😊
Everyone has or has had a Madame Bowles that just pumps you up and motivates you to go for it all
Bardaleben left to avoid applause. William shows the variation and gets the applause anyway.
Bardaleben: Am I a joke to you?
The truly good stuff!
Amazing, simply amazing. One can't just love chess enough.....it keeps you making admire the beauty of it
Thanks for the link for chesshistory ! I like the many different points of view they show. And the naughty rumor of Bardeleben's divorce business :)
protect agadmator at all costs, this man provides add free high quality content every day for us
A huge difference you made, not only 60fps, your voice is also more appealing than the last video.
Completely lost it at the evan's gambit joke. Gets me everytime.
I don't even had to pause the video, I know this game by heart! I love this game, especially the forced continuation (after black resigned) leading to a beautiful mate!
In my top three for sure, a masterpiece.
The mighty beards of both players fill me with joy.
Thanks
Funny story... just today Chess Talk made a video on the Greco gambit and Agadmator features it on his today’s video, too.
Back then people could still hug each other, but they were too stiff to do it. Now we have The 'Rona.
Meanwhile Ash: On your Tshirt? What kind of Pokemon is that?
As a lecturer, I consider this an examplar tutorial video. Morphy head for you agadmator.
I assume Steinitz was and old man in 1916. I have seen this game many times and never cease of amaze me.
I still like the thrumbnail of the original video with the rook dressed in a superman cape, but this video was pretty good. Thanks for the update. Background information good to know.
Yeah, me too. I'm using it for this video as well it seems
@@agadmator Thanks, agad. 'And now you know the rest of the story...' ruclips.net/video/jQy3s4Pp4YA/видео.html
It fits well playing sabaton hell and back while watching that rook went all in against black camp
Love ya agad
got the notification on discord hell yeah
Thanks agad, for making it clear what happens after Rxh7+ !
#suggestion Game of the Century remake 60 FPS, it would be great
Absolutely love the bot in the bottom corner
I look forward to the Paul Morphy opera match remastered, my next favorite match after this one. Hopefully got more stories behind it and maybe showing more move variants like what if Morphy took the rook as a Butcher's move.
What a Rook!
To think his opponent couldn't cease the mate in one!
You know you're a long term sub when you saw the original when it first came out!
My first true touch of Steinitz class
I could totally picture Morphy getting irritated by the applause and reversing the move order to give away a game to his opponent had that happened.
Bravo!
Really nice to see Fritz in the bottom right. Best character so far
wow, nice camera for 1895
This is the Golden Year of Agadmator, brand new content, a new webpage, approaching the Million Subs mark, and remake from the good ol' stuff. Been following you for 2 years and I'm glad to see how much you have improved and you're receiving the recognition you deserve!
I don’t know how you balance all the communication you must now receive Antonio. Perhaps you could ask RUclips to fund you some staff? I think they’d agree given the refinement of your channel.
I loved this game and think I’m only starting to appreciate the aesthetic of particular tête-à-têtes.
Say " Welcome to the good stuff " every time
Ben Finegold talks about this game a lot, just to show the beauty of it or more likely talk about the ending as he enjoys it
#suggestion Garry Kasparov vs. The World, 1999
I've proposed this game like 5 times already
I even wrote to. Him on lichess
Let's make sure history never forgets... the bravest rook in chess history.
-Captain Jean Luc Picard
Bravo bravo Antonio
So that's why it is called the Bravest Rook in History!
Incredible how the Rook keeps checking, but you can never take it!
Re walking out: when choosing between the truth and the legend, print the legend.
That was really a brave rook 🥊
Agad, "betimes" is archaic English and means before the usual or expected time, or early. So she woke up earlier than usual that morning. And in case you were also wondering what was meant by "I was waiting with a buttonhole, which I pinned on his coat", a buttonhole is a boutonniere, or small flower or bouquet worn by a man in the buttonhole of the lapel of his dinner jacket or coat.
How about making a remake video of "the greatest question in the chess history"?
Super amazing game!! lol~
Pronunciation of the name 'Bowles' is as the word 'Bowls', not as b-owls, but as 'beau' or 'b-oh' as the lead phonetic.
'Betimes' is an old-fashioned word meaning: before (the usual or expected) time.
Bardeleven: aight imma head out
#suggestion Paul Keres vs Miguel Najdorf 1955 Gothenburg Interzonal. Very nice attacking game in the Najdorf Sicillian.
Just WOW!
Isnt this the game that naroditsky showed charlie when preparing for pogchamps? Beautiful game btw
Great
Ah yes , the steinitz mad rook.
When Agad recalls that Steinitz lost his champion title one year ago.. things are for certain going to be spicy!
I can spot 13 opening variations associated with the players on the player list of the final tournament standings. How many can you find ? thanks for showing it. Who's this Emmanuel Schiffers maybe we can name an opening after him ? Great work.
2020: Agadmator redoes legendary game, for depth, for quality, and for adding some "sorrys"
Re7 was obvious but the way this game was played for it to be executed is beautiful