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Judit Polgar vs Anatoly Karpov
7th Essent (2003), Hoogeveen NED, rd 1, Oct-12
Russian Game: Classical Attack. Jaenisch Variation (C42)
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nf6 3. Ne5 d6 4. Nf3 Ne4 5. d4 d5 6. Bd3 Be7 7. O-O Nc6 8. c4 Nb4 9. Be2 O-O 10. a3 Nc6 11. cd5 Qd5 12. Nc3 Nc3 13. bc3 Qd6 14. Rb1 b6 15. Re1 Be6 16. Bd3 Rae8 17. Rb5 Na5 18. Rbe5 Nc6 19. R5e2 Bd7 20. d5 Na5 21. Ne5 Bf6 22. Bf4 Be5 23. Be5 Qa3 24. Re3 Qc5 25. Bh7 Kh7 26. Qh5
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@yuvibitter 4 года назад

I hope you do a saga on Polgar, simply because her games are less known than Morphy or Karpov, also more modern and kinda insane.

@takatotakasui8307 4 года назад

We definitely must have a Polgar Saga, soon if not next.

@happyhourstogether6060 4 года назад

yuval bar-on kArpov,s game are very simple and yet informative Karpov saga come on

@takatotakasui8307 4 года назад

So many good candidates, I even want an Alekhine Saga; I only voted for Karpov because I think we should do it while he’s still alive to see our love for his games. Chess greats unfortunately have short lifespans. Hopefully he’ll be an exception.

@GauravSharma-ru8or 4 года назад

I agree I also want just saga

@michalbotor 3 года назад

yes i concur. i would love to see judit's saga.

@coxscorner 4 года назад

Judit's story is one of the most fascinating in all of chess. I voted for Judit's but Morphy seems to be the popular choice.

@vladavasiljev 4 года назад

Completely agree. The story behind all three Polgar sisters is like a kind of scientific experiment conducted by theirs father. Insane story, much more interesting compared to any chess champ I think.

@juanjan__ 4 года назад

I agree and I voted for hers as well

@Dax_Maclaine 4 года назад

I voted for her but my number is Karpov and will be happy if he wins as well. I really hope we don’t have a morphy saga cuz we already have seen several of his games and the play by most of his opponents was poor. Other than andersson he has no good competition

@juanjan__ 4 года назад

@@Dax_Maclaine I get your point, but we know by now that Antonio can pull it off and we can all learn something while having a good time

@FrantisekZACEK1986 4 года назад

@@Dax_Maclaine Precisely. Morphy was a beast but sometimes, his games feel more like studies than actual games (unlimited respect for the guy nonetheless). On the other hand, I do not believe a Morphy saga would be that long. So even if I do want to see more of Judit, I could live with a Morphy saga. But I would also love some more Karpov; I do realise he is considered like a very positional and some even say boring player. But he also was a beast, and the little I know of his story, his title won without playing Fisher, the lack of consideration due to that, the endless match to Kasparov, etc... All this make me feel he also has a story I would love to know more of. Now this being said, does Antonio really just want to inform us a bit more on these two so that we are more knowledgable when voting, or does he really show what he really wants? meh... in the end, Medo will pick :D

@3DTune_4 4 года назад

Tomorrow i’ve got a test...Just wanted to learn, but then: H E L L O E V E R Y O N E

@rahulmadavi6023 4 года назад

Same with me bro😂

@3DTune_4 4 года назад

Madavi Rahul haha good luck buddy:). If it fails, its agad’s fault

@panda4247 4 года назад

It's OK, you are here to expand your vast knowledge. Also if they ask you why didn't you study for the test, you can say that everybody knows that you should study the endgame first.

@hoomanov 4 года назад

Interesting surname 😂

@etielrincon 4 года назад

Feel free to pause the video and try to study for your test...

@jiriblahos4051 4 года назад

Suggestion: do some Tal games that Tal lost. Some game where Tal tried to play his typical game, attacked but was defeated due to good defence. I think it would be interesting to see.

@kurtzipagan6704 3 года назад

@@ryanflanagan9624 amen brother, stay safe always and Godbless!

@sunritroykarmakar4406 3 года назад

Ryan Flanagan are you completely crazy

@kieronmcnulty6177 3 года назад

I can suggest the game Tal v Bhend (Zurich 1959) . Bhend won by very careful defence. Refused to crumble.

@drsandeepjedidiahgolla1452 3 года назад

Tal never lost a game except some questionable king sacrifices.

@adamwolsey8589 Год назад

I'm simple, I see a game featuring Judit Polgar, I click. Her games are some of my favorites.

@cygnustsp 4 года назад

I had difficulty choosing between polgar and karpov, so this is great. "Only 30,000 votes so far" never would've imagined 2 years ago that agadmator would have this much popularity... im actually quite proud to be a very early excellent subscriber

@milencenov6421 4 года назад

If you do a Polgar saga, it should include the story of all the 3 sisters !

@WillNight777 4 года назад

I like Polgar style, I prefer more agressive moves rather then defensive ones. But I have to admit Magnus Carlsen vs Judit Polgar: World Blitz Championship 2014, Dubai, was such an amazing game by Magnus, so cool and calm against such an agreesive attack and the end was incredible. GAME: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9iAa7WYi9OA.html

@Bhaddis 4 года назад

Judit Polgar is one of my favorite chess players. Nice video!

@garyfalloud3597 4 года назад

Oh wait! A game between Karpov(second on the poll) and Polgar(third on the poll) and a quote by Morphy(first on the poll). Agad is illuminati confirmed... :)

@ShermanSitter 4 года назад

i think he's trying to nudge the audience in a direction...

@kavyanshagrawal5279 4 года назад

And Judit played Like Alekhine ( activity) And Karpov played like Petrosyan ( passively)

@krishnasykam7930 4 года назад

@@kavyanshagrawal5279 oh Lord

@HoracioFdzG 4 года назад

@@kavyanshagrawal5279 Judit always played aggressively

@saileshraut7151 4 года назад

@@kavyanshagrawal5279 well said

@alexayers9463 3 года назад

Every time I watch a Karpov game presented by agadmator, he's getting beat.

@arkos1179 3 года назад

@Nakul Agarwal seek help

@williamgoss4691 3 года назад

I’d love to see a series on Judith Polgar, I think she’s a very inspiring player, she reminds me of Tal. They both create devastation by just focusing on the jugular and aren’t distracted small piece gains, or indeed larger losses ...

@rahulrajan221 4 года назад

It's sad to see that the iron tigran has only 7% so far

@MrSupernova111 4 года назад

No one wants to see a snoozefest.

@MrSupernova111 3 года назад

@Prasanth Sridhar . Yeah, standing by and shuffling pieces is more exciting than busting open the king's defenses and checkmating. Sure...

@MrSupernova111 3 года назад

@Prasanth Sridhar . I play OTB classical tournaments with games lasting as long as 5 hours. I've played all kinds. The difference with positional players is that they rely on theoretical moves that may or not be sound when you consider all tactical maneuvers. I do my best to combine positional chess with tactical combinations 8-9 moves deep when I can. Fischer was great at this and played some of the most instructive games. Far too many of these positional players think they can win every game pushing pawns. Unless you play like Karpov or your idol Petrosian you'll find out eventually that shuffling pieces around will only get you so far. That said Karpov was also a great tactician and not to be taken lightly due to his positional style. Fischer demolished Petrosian in the Candidates leading to the '72 championship match. Your argument of defense being "more exciting than offense" sounds very one sided to me. What's your online or OTB rating? I play just over 2000 rating in all time controls although, I'll admit that positional chess is my weaker point.

@MrSupernova111 3 года назад

@Prasanth Sridhar .I haven't seen that game. If you have a link and don't mind posting it I'd be glad to look at it. Below is a link to one of the most beautiful chess games I've ever seen and after you see it you'll wonder why it looks so easy (Fischer vs Barnes). Fischer has the ability to play with brutal efficiency and accuracy even by today's standards. That is why Fischer at his peak is my favorite player of all time. In my opinion he was the most balanced/complete player in the history of the game until chess engines turned the first 15-20 moves into a memorization contest that more times than not lead to drawn games. In another game Fischer played a positional masterpiece against non other than Petrosian - link below as well. Good luck with your chess! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QHydkEARVKE.html&ab_channel=ChessNetwork ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PVp9WbVw_DQ.html&ab_channel=agadmator%27sChessChannel

@williamwilliam4944 4 года назад

Something I love is that the audio level in your videos doesn't vary much. I know exactly how loud the entirety of your videos are within the first few seconds. Love you agad

@markobarisic5149 4 года назад

How do you feel about doing a second round of voting where we will have a choice between the two most popular sagas from the first round? I think that it's more fair because a saga might win a plurality without necessarily having a majority in the current system. #agadmator

@krishnasykam7930 4 года назад

That actually makes a lot of sense

@eccentrichorse11 4 года назад

this needs more likes

@alvaro39mg30 4 года назад

#suggestion ⬆️⬆️👌 But maybe it's too much polls, remember it's only to give agadmator an idea of what we want

@pieczenieg 4 года назад

Outstanding, Just as a story behind her and her father. More Judit Polgar please!

@MPresheva 4 года назад

I've been playing amateur chess on and off almost all my life, but never actually progress. But this videos of yours really improved my game. Thanks.

@guscox9651 4 года назад

Karpov has a face that looks like he's mouthing to polgar "you will pay for this" but has to be discrete as he's in public

@jx14aby 4 года назад

Ha ha He got beat by a girl!

@porkins_jr719 4 года назад

Didn't he freak when Kasparov took him to the woodshed?

@michaelvanzyl9418 4 года назад

Emperor Palpatine is that you?

@frankiegee6135 4 года назад

I wish I could upvote twice, fantastic commentary!

@yogabija 4 года назад

Thanks for great video again. What software do you use to create your videos?

@minigooshey 4 года назад

The polgar saga intrigues me the most. I'd love if you did it! Karpov is a brilliant player, but I feel like Judit's story would be more interesting and enjoyable.

@Enigmaprince 3 года назад

This is what I love about chess... with few aggressive well thought well executed attacks u create a devastating barrage of attack that choked out the hell out of the king By the way can u please Sir Agadmator make a video of the Game between Sokolov vs Judith?

@justinraal5730 4 года назад

Seriously impressive stuff from Judit!!

@Dybbouk 3 года назад

That one got my spine tingling too. Lasker vs Bauer was the other double Bishop sac cited.

@tkell31 3 года назад

Seems hard to believe Karpov would miss such an obvious attack on the king.

@marcuscook6990 Год назад

Judit is fun to watch. Activity above all else

@grandmaster4104 4 года назад

Is agad trying to trick us to vote for judit's saga Or not ?

@uzard3860 4 года назад

Or is he? * plays 130 Moon Men *

@andredossantosalonsopereir6009 4 года назад

So, what's his idea here?

@smmshoe 4 года назад

He is. She is hot

@mohitduseja9804 4 года назад

Felt the same way

@FrantisekZACEK1986 4 года назад

I hope he is. I hope it works. I voted Judit!

@vrebds2484 4 года назад

12:10 & 0:55 combining both looks that, _we are already in the_ *Judit Polgar's SAGA*

@sourajitchakraborty9288 4 года назад

Love both Karpov and Petrosians' games. Would love to see any one of their sagas wins the votes♥

@noone-qu5ec 4 года назад

Pls vote for karpov! His games are just positional masterpieces.

@aligindahouse7777 4 года назад

Boring as fuck

@edwardshowden5511 4 года назад

boooring

@disasterpiece7583 4 года назад

@Oissev Onos karpov bores his opponents then when they fall asleep he wins.

@petewest3122 4 года назад

We just finished a year long positional saga with Capa. An attacking saga is needed to balance the scales.

@akshay_9146 4 года назад

@@aligindahouse7777 ngl, Karpov's positional brilliance in the Ruy Lopez (closed and Berlin in particular) have helped me a lot in notching up wins from turning small advantages into big ones. That and his opposite colour bishop endgames and rook endgames are very instructive. Hell, I hope Karpov does a guest appearance on this channel for a lecture :D.

@davyanonymous9674 4 года назад

Judit is also really nice. I texted her a question on one of her websites and she answered me personally!

@n20games52 4 года назад

Wow, what a great attack. I'd like to see a Judit Polgar saga if it happens.

@johnsmith56920 3 года назад

Hi, thanks and congrats. I'm very late but would consider giving us the Karpov saga? Another year? I know he was not the most popular when he was World champion but his games are the ones I enjoy most, even the ones he lost. So many economical moves.

@ZenoDiac 4 года назад

We all know he wants to do a Judit Polgár saga. Also, she's smart AF.

@Miter_everyCorner-uk6on 4 года назад

ZenoDiac she's smart, cute, and hot AF in her younger days.. 😂

@vladavasiljev 4 года назад

It's worth to mention that Karpov loss only 9% of his official games. Amazing chess genius. But also interesting fact is that Botvinik (I think) said for 12 years old Karpov that he is lost case - untalented for chess. Karpov's score against Polgar in classical games is 8 wins, 3 losses and 16 draws.

@Sletty73 4 года назад

Lol :) Really? Karpov untalented?!? As far as I remember he won a USSR Junior Tourneament at about 16 and became Candidate at 23 or 24 years old. Btw it has to be said that he reached his peak in his 40s, in his unbelievable 1994 Linares.

@nickshtenikov1261 4 года назад

@@Sletty73 yes, it is mentioned at least in Karpov`s memoires "My sister Kaissa" (yeah, pretenduous name, but the book is great. I don't know, if it is translated to any other language except Russian). He guessed, that such judgement of the soviet chess patriarch was due to comparatively bad knowledge of openings by a little Anatoly. Opening were the life of Botvinnik like endgame for Kapa and sacs for His Majesty Tal.

@edwardshowden5511 4 года назад

9% seems pretty high what is magnus/garry record?

@vladavasiljev 4 года назад

@@edwardshowden5511... Magnus has 15% of losses, Kasparov 7%. But Magnus had 1751 and Kasparov only 1568 games in database, since Karpov has 2474 games.

@edwardshowden5511 4 года назад

@@vladavasiljev Very interesting 👍 1500 games or 2500 it doesn't matter really, 1500 is a veery large sample. Even 100 games against GMs would give an accurate approximation 🙂 But we have to remember that Magnus played better opponents.

@himantasaikia8724 4 года назад

I voted for Judit polgar but in the comments section.. I said I want both Karpov n polgar sagas.. n there it is.. this nice video.. thanks once again.

@ngwanamama1572 4 года назад

This video makes me want to go back to the poll and vote for the Karpov Saga🔥

@egachc 4 года назад

Not Pulgar? Two positional players in a row? Why not throw some attacking genius in there.

@petewest3122 4 года назад

@@egachc I agree. The Capa saga was great, but now it's e4 smashing time.

@srx214 2 года назад

Awesome game by Judit Polgar ... Love it.

@benjamindavidson4033 2 года назад

Beautiful game. Beautiful player.

@chandankumar-ir3cz 4 года назад

Hi thank you for such interesting video I find this 2 bishop sacrifice line very interesting can u make any tutorial specifically on this or if you have already made anything then can u share the link please ☺☺

@petrie911 4 года назад

Hooray, more games from the Grandmistress of chess.

@emiliajojo5703 3 года назад

Judith played a Game Live in German tv, when I was young, perhaps in the nineties, commented by German grandmaster Pfleger, astonishing wonderful game

@GoranSlika 4 года назад

What happened at the start?? No "sorry about that" [turns speaker down]??

@pschneider1968 3 года назад

Wonderful game!

@jonasbetzendahl5757 4 года назад

I don't comment often but I'd love to see a Polgar saga. Both because generally, women in chess can use more of a spotlight for various reasons (e.g. even this comment section isn't free of misogynist jokes) but also because she has a very interesting personal story and a play style I enjoy a lot. So yeah, Polgar would be awesome!

@iupasssumilang1553 4 года назад

I saw this game way back my elementary days.. it was on the chess book on 2004 edition idunno the title but kramnik was at the cover.. and I saw also a game of spundiev vs pezzica w/ a nice queen sacrifice.. i hope agad would view this game also.. Nice game for judith.

@vivvpprof 3 года назад

I'm glad to have instantly found the bishop sacrifice! Which proves that you just need to get safely through the opening in some cases.

@Fip91 4 года назад

#suggestion on the pronunciation, the "oo" in Hoogeveen is pronounced kind of like the 'oa' in 'boat' (English). Cheers from the Netherlands!

@AFabricaDeFantasia 4 года назад

Could you do one about Fischer's rematch with Spassky in 1992? Great channel and great content!

@musicisjustwigglyair4208 3 года назад

Bellísimo!

@MrSupernova111 4 года назад

Stunning victory!

@vrebds2484 4 года назад

7:29 Probably possible - Agad 2019

@kurbydreamland180 3 года назад

Simply amazing.

@ediw2246 4 года назад

"You don't want to burn all of your bridges you know before before the end of the game." Antonio Agadmator Chess Guru 2019

@michalbotor 3 года назад

what a fantastic game. please consider to do judit's saga after you finish with morphy's saga. i love players who attack and rush and sacrifice instead of playing like an engine. it feels more human. also, if somebody doesn't know, she has a fantastic ted talk. go check it out! ;)

@davyanonymous9674 4 года назад

Judit Polgar Saga please sometime soon! I met her when she was a very little girl because I played in the unrated section of the New York open the same year as her sister Sophia. Sophia and I finished with the same points 5 1/2 - 2 1/2 and I could have played her in last rounds but I played the only other guy that I could have been paired with. Not only is Judit by far the best female player ever, she's also one of the best attacking players of all time.

@mega2codnoob 4 года назад

Could you also do the double bishop sacrifice by capturing with the other bishop first?

@carlosprada4852 3 года назад

At 8:33, I can't fathom how a pro like Karpov didn't see the two bishops coming up , plus the queen and the queen!!!. I guess that's overconfidence.

@EjkoBejkoTaralejko 4 года назад

Yeah, we already had one American saga with Bobby, how about a Soviet one for balance... Also, why not the Beast Kasparov?

@furkankarakaya26 4 года назад

Its not about nationalities man, or countries, its about their own personality and games, why u bring some irrelevant argument to chess

@stefanstojadinovic2486 4 года назад

@@furkankarakaya26 It's a sport what are you talking about?

@megametagrossard3342 4 года назад

@@stefanstojadinovic2486 bruh this is about showing popular games and players from history , it was never about nationality .... So stupid...... If its like a world championship and players are actually playing each other then that's one thing , but this literally a poll to see which new player does the majority of the audience want to see .... God .....

@smmshoe 4 года назад

I agree. Every nation has its story, and in every saga you will see the story of the person in that nation.

@furkankarakaya26 4 года назад

@@stefanstojadinovic2486 i didnt say its not a sport what are u really talking about?

@mikechambers9129 4 года назад

I know Judit Polgar is running a distant third in your polling, but I very much hope you will cover her saga. Not only is she the strongest female player of all time, but she has defeated most of the male world champions active during her career.

@HoracioFdzG 4 года назад

Honestly, I think you should do the Judit saga. As the most followed chess RU-vidr, you could have real positive influence on the future of female chess

@FilipArlet 4 года назад

So this must be start of Judith Polgar saga :)

@I_Echion 4 года назад

Really hard to vote on the poll, I want all the sagas but voted for Alekhine saga

@vikramsrinivasan8176 4 года назад

Majority is always not right. Not everybody like Einstein's formulas. Go for Judith Polgar please i ♥️ her

@caseyvee4419 3 года назад

Question for anyone- do young players ever learn old notation any more. When I started playing, we used have notation like N to KB3, B-N5, P-Q4 , etc. I think the a-g and 1-8 system is WAY more efficient and easier to learn, but just curious if younger players are familiar with the old style. Maybe they have to know to study from old books ?

@greenchild20 4 года назад

I am really looking forward to Judith Polgar saga. Because my style of game was some what similar to her. And it is not bad idea if we try to understand what is chess in a female point of view.

@Amateur2k 4 года назад

Modern lines and exciting in the same tine

@kirbymarchbarcena 4 года назад

I guess Karpov was not laughing/smiling after this game.

@ReyTamayoPhatInnovator 4 года назад

You must have studied law at some point or have someone near you that taught you the art of disclaimers! I like your assertiveness very much.

@NikolaTeslaNL 4 года назад

The way you pronounce Hoogeveen is nice. Couldn't understand what u said after 3 times, and I'm from Holland

@leftyriverfunforlife3411 4 года назад

Judit , oh Judit ... !

@whisper3856 4 года назад

I would love to have a Paul Morphy saga, followed by Anatoly Karpov, then finally followed by Judit Polgár.

@yacinmessaoud186 4 года назад

#VoteForKarpovKingOfEndgames

@harrickvharrick3957 Год назад

From WHERE in the Netherlands? I guess that would be 'Hoogovens'? That word could be translated as 'high ovens', indicating the type of equipment used to melt steel out of raw iron ore. It is pronounced unrecognisably differently, the next series of sounds are in it as they would sound in English: H - oh - g - oh - v - uh - ns. Hoogovens predominated nowadays Tata Steel tournament, as Indian industrial giant Tata bought that large steel mill late in 2007. EDIT I am wrong, it was in Hoogeveen [H - oh - (hard) g - uh - v - A - n] tournament in 2003

@germanopillon3674 4 года назад

Hey Agad, why don't you cover any Max Euwe's games?

@giorgio9971 4 года назад

#suggestion I guess it would be fair to show now a game were Karpov won #teamKarpov

@kevinworrell889 4 года назад

The lovely Judit as the thumbnail. 😉

@aaratsinha8157 4 года назад

How many houses you change

@mackenzieusher8025 3 года назад

Can anyone tell me if grand masters ever play the Stafford Gambit? I was hoping to see it after I saw both king side knights come out.

@kirkmason7079 4 года назад

Is this great match a hint as to who the next saga will be on?

@krishnasjsj222 4 года назад

Hello everyone. This is my first comment not only on ur channel but on RU-vid itself. I learnt many things about chess from u Agad. Tnx a lot. Keep going

@pluso 3 года назад

That dog must think that his name is "For those of you who were able to do it"

@inhachoi4837 4 года назад

I really really want a Karpov saga

@raulmoura2480 4 года назад

I feel agamator really want to do a Alexander alek saga. Heh. That would be awesome too

@salmarwow 4 года назад

Karpov thoughts in the end: I thought I'm playing Polgar. Now I now that Lasker is reborn.

@bezzlebedeviled4756 4 года назад

2:42 -- Alternatively, instead of Bf5, push b5, denying the 5th-rank rook-lift altogether. (If b5, Rb1, then a6, and Black enjoys a very nice queen-side. If White counters a4, only then Bf5 with tempo because now the White rook is already on b1.) 9:18 -- A blunder for the ages (because now White has mate-in-8); paradoxically, Qc5 was Karpov's best move on the previous turn (i.e., instead of the imprudent pawn-snatch).

@ObinnaUwa 3 года назад

9.18 even if Qc5 is played without the pawn grab how does it prevent mate

@michaelrose1927 4 года назад

do a saga on all players plz

@sagarbadakere9165 4 года назад

Hello everyone.. would like to see a saga on all the chess prodigies

@ericsbuds 4 года назад

fantastic

@ylogicmachine6812 3 года назад

Agad야 재밌네 오늘도

@nickzee7723 3 года назад

Puppy Dog exits couch at 2:11

@suyashpatankar6231 4 года назад

#suggestion hello agad, as you mentioned about Laskar game, similar game was played by Indian chess player Koneru Humpy and she also did a king hunt, please cover it.

@vikramsrinivasan8176 4 года назад

Thanks for Judith Polgar