First Time For Everything | Spassky vs Fischer | (1972) | Game 17

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  • @7th-archangel
    @7th-archangel 6 років тому +526

    1:49 Agad could have blundered the sound again but he manages to find the correct setup
    So feel free to pause the video and find the correct setup for agad.

    • @sharpchess724
      @sharpchess724 6 років тому +1

      😎

    • @sharpchess724
      @sharpchess724 6 років тому +3

      7th Archangel 1:49 agad leaks his hentai sites xD

    • @kaldrazadrim
      @kaldrazadrim 6 років тому +19

      I just want to enjoy the show 😇

    • @heroricspiritfreinen38
      @heroricspiritfreinen38 6 років тому +14

      "and for those who just want to enjoy the show, if you found connect the red wire you will not be winning this setup, the move you had to find was connecting the black cord which was successful played in the video.."
      I don't think we actually know Agad's setup though 🤣😭

    • @phothar93
      @phothar93 6 років тому +15

      Now leaning forward and fixing the audio won’t be too impressive because he will have to do it again in every video.

  • @Anshulsoni0710
    @Anshulsoni0710 6 років тому +83

    Its 4 am and i am about to go into my bed, but here comes, "HELLO EVERYONE" 😅😅😅

  • @diegocaicedo36
    @diegocaicedo36 6 років тому +24

    By far away, one of the best channels of chess on this media; of course, one of my main routine at night sintonice epics chess matches. Thanks and superb work. Keep Going !

  • @humanrightsadvocate
    @humanrightsadvocate 6 років тому +166

    Most people are still under the impression that this match was a US vs USSR thing but in reality it was one man vs the soviet chess school of thought.

    • @hillsideonly
      @hillsideonly 6 років тому +2

      Because Fisher can defeat defeat A fit Tal, you Americans just make noise out of nothing

    • @Mediocacarro
      @Mediocacarro 6 років тому +1

      The oldest creepypasta in the book...

    • @aohbmaeid
      @aohbmaeid 6 років тому +17

      Fischer faced the Soviets more or less on his own, but he still represents his country. Despite him claiming being alone and not representing the US, he was an American hero. Not a patriot, but a hero. The USSR considered him being this close to the title as an American infiltration of their chess monopoly. It was less of their guy losing the championship and more of not letting the American get it instead.

    • @hillsideonly
      @hillsideonly 6 років тому +11

      @Keith Alfred Anthony Donovan
      I'm saying Fisher may have won match or 2 against Tal, but I don't think he could have beaten Tal in a World Championships showdown.
      And Fisher Claiming he prepared alone??, I don't know Fisher so I don't know if he's honest or not, but I won't know whether to believe it or not,
      Every Country has a Chess Association, so normally, the Soviet federation would have helped their player Spassky to prepare with coaches and practise partners not the whole entire Soviet Players or Coaches not even the Top Players as they all had their life to live, but people saying he defeated or destroyed the Soviet school of thought, School of Chess is just so much devotion and hyperbolic stand given to Fisher's achievement, Of course Fisher is an amazing talent, but for a man that won the world Championship just once, was very paranoid and discomforting, didn't defend his title, even kept making false accusations about the Russians just to draw the sympathy of people as is typical of Americans knowadays, there's just no way it sounds safe and sane to call that man the greatest player of all time,

    • @humanrightsadvocate
      @humanrightsadvocate 6 років тому +19

      Fischer just wanted to prove once and for all that he's the best chess player in the world. And he did it like a boss. Of course fucktards will take pride in the accomplishments of someone who happened to be born in their country. That doesn't mean Fischer represented the U.S. The world title is a PERSONAL title. How much did the U.S. government invest in Fischer?

  • @facundosimonetti5203
    @facundosimonetti5203 6 років тому +72

    I will eat a pringle every time he says "captures" now I will enjoy this even more

  • @alexrozenbom3430
    @alexrozenbom3430 6 років тому +24

    Agad; your Spassky vs Fischer coverage is your best work yet !!! thanks so much ! If you have come this far to produce such great content, well then congratulations, you are an excellent you tuber.

  • @iPrank911
    @iPrank911 6 років тому +2

    I've been absolutely loving this series. So glad you don't say how many games there are in order to keep it interesting all the way through! Best channel ever

  • @JimJWalker
    @JimJWalker 6 років тому +1

    Thank you. I have never seriously looked at the games of this match after the 6th game or so. What a treat I have missed.

  • @richardc1387
    @richardc1387 6 років тому +12

    Love the Fisher series a brilliant idea to show them. I lived through it and the whole world seemed to be watching. Great commentary too.
    I'm almost frightened to ask: will you be showing the '92 rematch?...

  • @SuperStarTidus18
    @SuperStarTidus18 6 років тому +89

    What sound does he talk about? I heard him talk about it before but I seriously don’t hear anything out of the ordinary

    • @sujoysengupta2734
      @sujoysengupta2734 6 років тому +35

      The sound of the pieces. If he doesn't turn his speakers down, the sound comes twice in the video (one from the website and again from his speakers).

    • @SuperStarTidus18
      @SuperStarTidus18 6 років тому +2

      Sujoy Sen Gupta Oh I see! Thank you

    • @panda4247
      @panda4247 6 років тому +2

      @@sujoysengupta2734 I don't hear any difference

    • @philipr1567
      @philipr1567 6 років тому +5

      I'm waiting for the day when agadmator confuses us all by saying he is going to correct the sound but then leans to his left instead of to his right.

    • @ChrisHyde537
      @ChrisHyde537 6 років тому +1

      Richard Benson He’s too much of a gentleman to do that during his video. I think he’s covering for his dog’s farting. The tell is how his dog wriggles around, let’s loose, smiles and then runs off.

  • @Larry_Kabberga
    @Larry_Kabberga 6 років тому +104

    Please keep publishing videos of this series, I want to know who won, Fisher or Spassky, please do not spoil it!

    • @B0ssBH
      @B0ssBH 6 років тому +31

      Ramiro Perez Fischer won

    • @TioRubens1
      @TioRubens1 6 років тому +63

      Spassky won the last 5 games and won the entire thing!

    • @ericsbuds
      @ericsbuds 6 років тому +89

      they tied and had to settle with an arm wrestling match!!

    • @sharmaji_ka_ladka_gamer
      @sharmaji_ka_ladka_gamer 6 років тому +81

      They are still playing... Winner isn't decided yet.!

    • @vivek_yt
      @vivek_yt 6 років тому +4

      The result is pretty obvious

  • @christiangaya4730
    @christiangaya4730 6 років тому +4

    Hey Agad, very good series! I think for your next series you should consider Kasparov vs Karpov World Championship as these haven’t really been covered on UA-cam

  • @BirdDawg1
    @BirdDawg1 6 років тому

    I love this channel! My favorite on youtube for a while now. You make it look so easy! Thank you for the excellent entertainment!

  • @alexandruepuran
    @alexandruepuran 6 років тому +2

    Learning about the “excellent attacking move” also improved my vast knowledge!
    So this IS an excellent attacking move. Nuff said. Thank you.

  • @Jehag2
    @Jehag2 5 років тому +6

    The draw by repetition of moves was a blunder according Donner, or at least so he thought, because of the surprised and devastated face of Spasski when he understood what happened.

  • @kramercanify
    @kramercanify 6 років тому +2

    Interesting is why I don't miss a single video.
    You make it interesting!!!
    Cheers keep doing it

  • @mrpsokolowski
    @mrpsokolowski 6 років тому +1

    its great when you translate a lot what are the thinking proceses of the moves! :))) realy apppreciate! :) You Rock!

  • @awesmax8010
    @awesmax8010 6 років тому

    agadmator is really entertaining, informing and helping alot of people with chess. much thanks.

  • @baileymoore7779
    @baileymoore7779 2 роки тому

    Your channel is awesome. I binge your videos for hours. Very interesting stuff.

  • @MrD3eath
    @MrD3eath 6 років тому +30

    I honestly don’t hear the sound difference

  • @Zeabox
    @Zeabox 6 років тому +3

    I don’t want the series to end!

  • @mcbiggi1
    @mcbiggi1 5 років тому

    Bravo amazing series, really enjoy the explanations you give behind moves.
    Well done from Reykjavik Iceland.

  • @thomassargent3789
    @thomassargent3789 6 років тому +1

    Thank you Agadmator, very nice video!

  • @ktheory88
    @ktheory88 6 років тому +7

    What are you doing when you’re talking about fixing the sound and reaching downward? Thanks for the continual content and effort in the small additions/improvements you make.

  • @ashoksafaya5397
    @ashoksafaya5397 Рік тому

    The complex exchange analysis around the move Bb3 by Spasky is interesting for me,thanks for the same.

  • @mubaraksenju7521
    @mubaraksenju7521 6 років тому

    It's 3.47 am here in Malaysia, and I waited for your vid since 12 am. Yayyy finally!!!

  • @KingoftheWelsh
    @KingoftheWelsh 6 років тому

    Excellent as always Antonio.

  • @aminatef6541
    @aminatef6541 6 років тому +1

    Love you dude 😍😍❤️ and i enjoy your content very much❤️😍👍🏻👍🏻

  • @kostyanatsoulis109
    @kostyanatsoulis109 6 років тому +22

    I love this series and this channel. Do you think you could do a "tutorial" series on chess strategy for players trying to improve their game?

    • @dixydo
      @dixydo 6 років тому +3

      It is a video blog, but not an online video school. It is definitely not related things.

    • @mrrobot790
      @mrrobot790 6 років тому

      Vlog

    • @dixydo
      @dixydo 6 років тому +3

      I am too old for this shit.

    • @heroricspiritfreinen38
      @heroricspiritfreinen38 6 років тому +4

      Please stop asking, (if Agadmator wants to then okay disregard this comment) however, there are MANY MANY MANY UA-cam channels that are dedicated to chess opening ending and every strategy you've ever heard of.
      There would be no point in Agadmator wasting his time and the time he makes on these videos just to repeat what other people have already made content on.

  • @danielraja9601
    @danielraja9601 6 років тому +3

    I didn't know you can blunder the sound until today @1:50
    We learn something new everyday, don't we!!

  • @805atnorafertsera6
    @805atnorafertsera6 6 років тому +1

    Addictive series, great video

  • @DeevoC
    @DeevoC 6 років тому

    I was waiting for this today. Nice.

  • @roberthealey7739
    @roberthealey7739 4 роки тому +1

    Spassky is a bum for drawing! It wasn't a mistake he basically quit and knew he couldn't win the series. There was at least 5 games he could've won if he worked harder overnight on chess. Karpov agreed that Boris just quit

  • @shanemccarthy3652
    @shanemccarthy3652 Рік тому

    Love this dudes thought process

  • @jeffreyknapp945
    @jeffreyknapp945 Рік тому

    I still really appreciate your videos.

  • @joncheskin
    @joncheskin 5 років тому +1

    The emoji pillow in the background is no longer hypnotizing the audience, is now lying down for a nap.

  • @jacksonsparrow1862
    @jacksonsparrow1862 6 років тому +9

    You’re killing me agadmator, I have been waiting all day for this video... maybe I need professional help...

  • @iMohammedSu
    @iMohammedSu 6 років тому

    watching agadmator videos while drinking tea is something else.

  • @jalajonguitar4762
    @jalajonguitar4762 6 років тому

    Sir @ 11:00 how about Rc8 by black pinning white rook and offer own rook. As rook cant b captured white queen will b hanging. And on other hand queen trade looses on spot after black rook first captures white rook and gives check (in between move). After that pawn captures queen

  • @rajkogrga2405
    @rajkogrga2405 6 років тому +1

    i just smile every time you mix bishop and rook also the names xD a well its hard

  • @satrancanalizleri
    @satrancanalizleri 6 років тому +3

    Game 3 is my favourite.

  • @subhamsorav5720
    @subhamsorav5720 6 років тому

    Agad is doing very well in all of world championship series we feel like we are in 1972 and the venue where we exactly see the match between Fischer Vs spassky or botivinik Vs Tal also......

  • @pierQRzt180
    @pierQRzt180 6 років тому

    I agree to not say in advance the data of the match. I looked up myself and I constantly forget it and it keeps things interesting

  • @stevegreen2855
    @stevegreen2855 6 років тому +2

    I guess I don't know what three fold repetition actually consists of. The position on the board has been repeated twice. It would not be until Fischer makes his next move, Rook to E1 that the position would be repeated three times. Was he claiming three fold in anticipation of this next move?

    • @guineapig55555
      @guineapig55555 6 років тому

      yes, he didn't want Spassky to make his move immediately so he called the arbiter

  • @todspeerii7498
    @todspeerii7498 5 років тому

    How many more games are they going to play!? My goodness best out of 100 series!? My goodness. Nice video.

  • @josuenoriega3842
    @josuenoriega3842 3 роки тому

    On 9:08 why not bishop retreat after check from black?

  • @spaceghost7807
    @spaceghost7807 6 років тому +13

    Agad teaching everyone how to use google XDDDDD

  • @HeavyboxesDIYMaster
    @HeavyboxesDIYMaster 6 років тому

    I really like the Spassky Fischer series. Good games to watch.

    • @kasparov9
      @kasparov9 6 років тому

      It was really a one man show, karpov vs Kasparov matches were much closer and more interesting!

  • @anugataghosh7014
    @anugataghosh7014 6 років тому

    Soon 300K😎😎😎congrats! agad

  • @anthonynuts9167
    @anthonynuts9167 Рік тому

    I LEARN ALOT FROM THERE GAMES THANKS🤜🏾🤛🏾👁️👃🏾👁️✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾

  • @yahyaanique
    @yahyaanique 6 років тому

    Been waiting!

  • @arrowghost
    @arrowghost 6 років тому

    True that the number of games gotta be answered and best not to spoil it. I did my own homework by reading all about it in Wikipedia. I won't say much, luckily I'm not a big chess expert as I'm only a casual, so I know the matches & the outcome only in small details.

  • @fallingmasonry
    @fallingmasonry 6 років тому

    How can they see so far into the future? Incredible

  • @gmontiel30
    @gmontiel30 5 років тому

    What happens when in the combination you mentioned on 13. Re4... white plays Rh4 instead of e5? That would be followed by Qh5 and black seems checkmated soon

  • @siddharthjain8526
    @siddharthjain8526 6 років тому

    Did you analyse the position of draw ? Can spassky create a winning position by remaneuver the pieces ?can he get a faster passed pawn ? How much advantage do engines give to white for this position

  • @jankremer4173
    @jankremer4173 6 років тому

    Please make a playlist for this series

  • @cesarpacheco84
    @cesarpacheco84 6 років тому

    I love that you can hear beno in the background

  • @youngpatrick29
    @youngpatrick29 6 років тому +1

    game starts 1:40

  • @darthvaderdarthvader-op5ec
    @darthvaderdarthvader-op5ec 6 років тому

    Thanx!! Indeed a chess-pectacle!

  • @YouGotPwnd
    @YouGotPwnd 6 років тому

    I appreciate that you won't answer how many games there are. It's Intriguing, however, does that imply that world tournaments have different amounts of games? If so, how does that work?

  • @damchuipanmei1326
    @damchuipanmei1326 6 років тому +6

    Magnus is live now on lichess

  • @petewoodroffemusic
    @petewoodroffemusic 6 років тому

    I think this is a really great channel but as you move the pieces quickly I would appreciate the square number and alphabet to be larger if not on all sides!
    Thank you

  • @joshuasusanto6626
    @joshuasusanto6626 6 років тому +2

    11:15 spasky isn't threatening e5 just yet, Nd5 forks both rooks...

  • @SergeyPereverzov
    @SergeyPereverzov 6 років тому +1

    What will be the next series to cover? How about to Kasparov path to world championship?

    • @kasparov9
      @kasparov9 6 років тому

      Yes the 1985 match is awesome, some great games and Kasparov dethroning Karpov!!

  • @thesmoothwater_1445
    @thesmoothwater_1445 6 років тому +2

    Does he remember all the moves that were made then replays the game for us by memory?

  • @CV_CA
    @CV_CA 6 років тому

    At 6:17 White can capture C4 pawn either with the Queen or the Rook.

  • @viola308
    @viola308 6 років тому

    no one has covered the game Delacourt, Frederic vs. Hor, Louis, it looks very interesting and hasn't been covered.

  • @vladavasiljev
    @vladavasiljev 6 років тому +2

    It was a good attacking move by spasky (then goes 10 moves line)...when I so how far best players foreseen the lines I feel like I am forest gump 😰

  • @damohanson5393
    @damohanson5393 6 років тому

    Suggestions for after Fischer series you could cover all subsequent championships until today.

  • @InattentiveADHB
    @InattentiveADHB 6 років тому +2

    11:17
    Spassky cannot push pawn to E5 because Knight to D5 forks the rooks.

    • @bluejay3140
      @bluejay3140 2 роки тому

      Wouldn't pawn to d5 be better than knight to d7 as a next move for fisher at 11:17 ?
      What am I missing it seems like it can't quite go wrong, moving feel felt love a waste of move

  • @ayalatxaluma3789
    @ayalatxaluma3789 3 роки тому

    am sorry but i cant understand they drew the game. and when the two rooks are on rank one why not put the king on f2 and force a trade of rooks then enjoy a rook against a knight ?? can anyone answer ?

  • @NelsonNelliville
    @NelsonNelliville 6 років тому +2

    I was just about to turn off my tab to sleep...it can wait

  • @manuelaugustosisko9758
    @manuelaugustosisko9758 6 років тому +1

    Has anyone analyzed the last position with an engine to determine whether Spassky had winning chances or not?? I've never used an engine myself.

    • @140TrillionSuns
      @140TrillionSuns 6 років тому

      Engine win with 2 rooks no matter what lol

    • @manuelaugustosisko9758
      @manuelaugustosisko9758 6 років тому

      @@140TrillionSuns It's 2 rooks vs rook + knight + hella pawns. Doesn't appear as insta winning for me...

    • @140TrillionSuns
      @140TrillionSuns 6 років тому

      @@manuelaugustosisko9758 man humans are to stupid for this game i was watch a day caruana game and stockfish give a mate for 143 moves the problem for people and with people i mean caruana the pretendent person to be world champion cant even find the first move of the only line to check mate him so forget it .Engines like stockfish can see 70 milion move in a single second

  • @TunjaVulkanizer
    @TunjaVulkanizer 6 років тому

    Love you'r channel !!😁😁But i have 1 question .Do you have a chess title?

    • @BrotherWoody1
      @BrotherWoody1 6 років тому

      He says that he's about a 1900 player.

  • @Magster96
    @Magster96 6 років тому +1

    May I ask why Spassky could not just capture another pawn after Fischer played Queen A5?

  • @Paddyspalace
    @Paddyspalace 6 років тому

    At 13:15 why did spassky not go for rook c1 and exchange rooks just to play rook vs knight?

  • @amitkumar-dl2vd
    @amitkumar-dl2vd 6 років тому

    Wasn't sleeping for this... :D .. u r drug agad...

  • @giancarlodisalvo1784
    @giancarlodisalvo1784 6 років тому

    Thank you for your videos.
    Just out of curiosity, when you say he can never lose, if you swapped out Fischer for whatever the strongest chess engine is in the world is, would Spassky still not lose in this position?

  • @alahiri22
    @alahiri22 6 років тому

    #suggestion Praggu's game against Ravi Teja in Isle of Man international 2018... very attacking and interesting

  • @ahamasmiyodha
    @ahamasmiyodha 6 років тому

    Agad Praggu played a Tal game in Isle of man kindly cover. Thanks

  • @slimshady6242
    @slimshady6242 3 роки тому +1

    Robert James Fischer is GOAT of chess , final verdict

  • @jeffreyknapp945
    @jeffreyknapp945 Рік тому

    I'm sixty and I've always been into computer chess. Your comment that an expert said that Spassky should have moved Re3 is correct according to Stockfish. You said maybe not. Hmm are you really checking your positions?

  • @flashmike4350
    @flashmike4350 6 років тому

    Quote 'it seems i have blundered the sound in the previous video as so many of you have said'. It seems? Did you ever NOT blunder the sound?

  • @ahnafhasan6168
    @ahnafhasan6168 4 роки тому +1

    Congratulation Fischer for reaching on time first time in this match😅

  • @vinayak86ful
    @vinayak86ful 6 років тому +1

    One crazy and one gentalman chess match

  • @sameetkhadka8438
    @sameetkhadka8438 6 років тому

    So is this series going to end before november

  • @prasannakasthuri1733
    @prasannakasthuri1733 6 років тому

    @agadmator. What does seal 41 move mean? Can you please explain in detail?

    • @junc3354
      @junc3354 6 років тому

      sometime ago, before the advent of the computers. once you reach the 40th move you are given the extra time to continue, you could ask the tournament arbiter for an envelope , ponder on your next move , write in on your score sheet and have it sealed together with your opponents score sheet only to be opened by the arbiter at the resumption of the game.
      it could be the next day, for swiss system and match play., some round robin tournaments designate a certain day of the week for resumption of the adjourned games.

  • @rchuso
    @rchuso 5 років тому

    I remember these games because dad cut them out of the newspaper and gave them to me.

  • @sujoysengupta2734
    @sujoysengupta2734 6 років тому

    I was about to go to bed, but I guess I'll have better sleep if I watch it through first.

  • @henryc1000
    @henryc1000 Рік тому

    1:09 This was a chespectacle that was chestacular. 🤣

  • @sohampatil2228
    @sohampatil2228 6 років тому

    What series r u starting after end of Fischer series

    • @kasparov9
      @kasparov9 6 років тому

      I think a few Carlsen-Caruana games to get us ready for the World Championship.

  • @davidgriffiths7696
    @davidgriffiths7696 Рік тому

    Should have pushed the a and b pawns with the rooks, every pawn exchange should favour Spassky. Just keep pushing and hope something good happens. Spassky however is a gentleman, and does not just push pawns without a clear plan.

  • @mouthiknaradas962
    @mouthiknaradas962 4 місяці тому

    I still don't understand why Fischer sacrificed his rook. Was there a deeper meaning to this move?

  • @bastawa
    @bastawa 6 років тому

    Would be great if there were 100 more games!😊

  • @shirishsharma8372
    @shirishsharma8372 6 років тому +4

    Fisher loves fishing

    • @arnoudh6203
      @arnoudh6203 6 років тому +2

      I love good grammar comment

  • @raterNAZ
    @raterNAZ 6 років тому

    I didnt see game 18.... do you have it?

    • @raterNAZ
      @raterNAZ 6 років тому

      never mind I found it.

  • @zebra3stripes
    @zebra3stripes 6 років тому

    Marv Albert said that Fischer's defense was more tenacious than "Tenacious D." It could only be described as "Gukesh D."

    • @calebmauer1751
      @calebmauer1751 6 років тому +1

      Yes, Fischer was definitely a Wonderboy, and a master of the Classico time format. He wasn't going for Low Hangin' Fruit, he had a drive To Be the Best player in History. It's no surprise many people pay him Tribute. Picking chess as his career was truly The Pick of Destiny. Too bad The Government Totally Sucks or we might have seen him play again later in life.

  • @aminekira987
    @aminekira987 6 років тому

    Thank you

  • @tentemitov4522
    @tentemitov4522 6 років тому

    "Robert Fisher is a law unto himself" is it right or did you just wrong spelled "into"?

    • @calebmauer1751
      @calebmauer1751 6 років тому

      No, "unto" is a word also, it's just less commonly used, you can look it up.

    • @droceretik
      @droceretik 6 років тому

      It means only answerable to himself. He does as he pleases and plays by his own standards, not other's expectations. It comes from assumed superiority and a sense of immunity to others pressure.

  • @rikudousennin6807
    @rikudousennin6807 6 років тому

    How many hours Fischer did he study to play like that?