I'm not going to suggest "better moves", because I can always analyze the games myself. Play whatever you feel, and keep it up, I'm enjoying these videos.
I do watch you every day sometimes twice a day since the early days I would have to say today my favorite part of the video was how exact you end the video with perfect simulation of the last video Incredible
10. Qd4 is playable and gets played very often on Lichess. The difficulty is that it requires accurate play from black with chances for white to be winning. 10. Bc5 instead is a more reliable way to meet this since black can keep the pressure with their own chances. It forces c3 or 0-0 in response from white. 10. Bd6 is also a good alternative.
Crushing game Agad looked like your opponent played some ‘suspect’ moves the Queen trade working in your favor since it came with Check + allowing you to save your Bishop you did great must’ve been a high accuracy game for you Thanks Enjoy your Day
I play this with black and I like to start with Bc5, let them castle then go Qd4 and force Ng4 then go Bxg4. I like this line because after Bxg4 I’ve basically completed my development and white doesn’t even really have a single active piece.
It allows the B to escape, allows the efgh pawns to remain connected. By taking on f7 a c and e are isolated. More accurate the way he played it and safer removing blacks lsb vs taking a bad N.
@@bughunter1766 i would agree with you but in that case when you take the knight, the rook is also threatened, so then when the rook moves you gain that 1 extra move to do something about those pawns
@@BuggatiWeryon After you take the knight, the rook moves to b8 and you are done. Your bishop is attacked so all you can do is save your bishop or trade it for the B on e1. Black still has 4 connected pawns and a stronger kings side. The engine prefers C6 over F7 ever so slightly, but if you look at the engine it doesn't take the knight under any circumstance. It takes the bishop on E1. The knight lives on.
3:09 Incredible! A 2366 opponent thinks for a whole 1min then plays Bxg4 which even a blind man can see it leads to losing a bishop in the next 2 moves. I think the only way this guy got to 2366 is by cheating
I'm not going to suggest "better moves", because I can always analyze the games myself. Play whatever you feel, and keep it up, I'm enjoying these videos.
These matches are a great learning experience. Please continue them.
Watching this improving my ability to predict moves and calculate
me too.. also wondering why the knight, bishop, and rook were all just chilling. I struggle with trying to use all my pieces
I do watch you every day sometimes twice a day since the early days I would have to say today my favorite part of the video was how exact you end the video with perfect simulation of the last video Incredible
Agadmator is getting dangerous.
Push for 2500!
One of the most prettiest games ever and I can tell you are becoming a master, well done!
Almost 2300! Let’s goooo
You keep making these- and I’ll watch and like every one of them. 🌟
4:30 Bxd5 you've got the initiative!
Thanks for another game, I am enjoying these!!!
10. Qd4 is playable and gets played very often on Lichess. The difficulty is that it requires accurate play from black with chances for white to be winning. 10. Bc5 instead is a more reliable way to meet this since black can keep the pressure with their own chances. It forces c3 or 0-0 in response from white. 10. Bd6 is also a good alternative.
These videos are so amazing! Thanks for all the content I have been getting an enormous amount of improvement and I watch your videos everyday.
Crushing game Agad looked like your opponent played some ‘suspect’ moves the Queen trade working in your favor since it came with Check + allowing you to save your Bishop you did great must’ve been a high accuracy game for you Thanks Enjoy your Day
What would have happened at 5:10 if Bd5xc6+, a free knight perhaps?
I play this with black and I like to start with Bc5, let them castle then go Qd4 and force Ng4 then go Bxg4. I like this line because after Bxg4 I’ve basically completed my development and white doesn’t even really have a single active piece.
Im pretty sure i saw you play this line in other video, i just cant recollect and im frustrated of it.
Yea couple of videos before this one
The key move is always rf1 and white is surviving opening
Very fun to watch an opponent go all out, even if their attack fell flat.
Thank you agadmator, your rapid actions really helped me to improve my abilities in chess and last night i reached 2000 elo and that means a lot to me
LOVE seeing your own games.
havent seen a fried liver at this level before, pretty wild. you know the theory pretty deep!
Was shouting b4! at the screen, as you do 😄
Enjoyed it!
Awesome!
Dang! You straight up, annihilated your opponent 😂
Why not after exchanging queens capture with check on C6 instead of a pawn you get a knight
1:39 Why not hit en passent?
Make a tutorial on it.
Just wondering if you tried instead of C2 ka3 followed by kc4 with the idea of blockading the black pawn on e5
Siniša me je razočarao...
5:14 why not Bxc6+ and then you snatch a knight on b7?
Either works. Matter of preference, I guess
Exactly what I was thinking when the position happened. Plus, it comes with tempo on the rook. 🤷♂
It allows the B to escape, allows the efgh pawns to remain connected. By taking on f7 a c and e are isolated. More accurate the way he played it and safer removing blacks lsb vs taking a bad N.
@@bughunter1766 i would agree with you but in that case when you take the knight, the rook is also threatened, so then when the rook moves you gain that 1 extra move to do something about those pawns
@@BuggatiWeryon After you take the knight, the rook moves to b8 and you are done. Your bishop is attacked so all you can do is save your bishop or trade it for the B on e1. Black still has 4 connected pawns and a stronger kings side. The engine prefers C6 over F7 ever so slightly, but if you look at the engine it doesn't take the knight under any circumstance. It takes the bishop on E1. The knight lives on.
in 5:35 isn't Ng6 a better move than capturing bishop?
Then you trade 6 material for 5 + get the extra piece. Capturing bishop keeps tension and avoids a bad trade.
3:09 Incredible! A 2366 opponent thinks for a whole 1min then plays Bxg4 which even a blind man can see it leads to losing a bishop in the next 2 moves. I think the only way this guy got to 2366 is by cheating
Expected a Traxler... Disappointed T_T
How is that guy 2300? He played like a 1400
complete domination!!
Surprised a 2300 player would do that. If it was 1 or 3 min game maybe
Where can I buy this Qxf6 t shirt?
Couldn't you take one more piece by taking c6+ instead of f7?
Kako je tvoj bot 2000 rejting, nek takvi tretman dadu peseku
Good game 🙂
They definitely missed bf7+
I saw the blunder straight away and I didn't even have to pause the video. 😃
While he gave you a couple of seconds
Easy win
Hi. Are you still in the winning streak?
Hmm. Blunderferful for black
Instead of queen exchange Qb3 was much better..
The Queen trade worked well for Agad plus with his king sort of exposed probably good idea to get the queens off the board
That was a poor game from a 2366 player.
He thought you were a chump. LOL
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