Vishy Anand Vs. Garry Kasparov - Blitz Chess Final Game ..omg

[S10littlechina]

5:00 look at Kasparov's eyes hahaha cant stop laughing!!

[punkmanzz]

thumb down for the cameraman 5:00

[MrMollmann]

@punkmanzz Right?!

[tom4cat2011]

wtf....they are definitely faster than my P.C....

[TheScatterBlaster]

These commentators sound like chess crack attics

[KRISYSable]

sorry for the mistake at last line,

anand dying face :-

[KRISYSable]

anand happy face :-

anand sad face :-

anand making love face :-

anand pissing face :-

anand finding his wife fucking another man'c cock face :-

anand smiling face :-

anda dying

[geganobo]

Where can I see live streams of GM chess? If there is such a place.

[thebuoshoninja]

i love the edning when he talk about kasparov and how his rivals are becoming stronger!!!

[Lyduf]

I think that Kasparov gave Anand a hint opening his eyes the way he did and then Vishy realize that Garry made a blunder

[dm9910]

@Lyduf vishy is a GM, the odds of him missing that move are about as low as karparov making the blunder in the first place

[kinggambitabc]

poor kaspi

[PianoMaster221]

Isn't Kasparov from Azerbaijan? There's a Russian flag in the background.

[miguencina]

5:01 O_O kasparov eyes hahah

[kontrapunkti]

Epic faces



[123UncleRuckus]

Kasparov is still the greatest these guys are too dramatic. Anand sucks and will never hit #1

[daydr33m3r]

hahahahahhaha. the moment anand's hand hovers over that pawn, Kasparov was just like "noooooooooooooooooooooooooooo­ooooooo"

[whocareslol222222]

look at his eyes at 5:01. he knows he dun goofed but he's hoping anand didn't see it

[AwsmUsername]

You don't see that very often :p

[chewi93]

he got so many bitches that night ;)



[FinchAndWeston]

@chewi93 lmao its chess, not Basketball or Boxing. IM preety sure he didnt.

[StruckDownByThunder]

@983215ljhlkadbspig6y Yeah, you're right. Maybe cause chess has a stereotype of being a nerdy game so all the cool people say naww let's watch poker cause it's a bit more bad ass.

[TheFierForjat]

Garry Kasparov's eyes after the blunder look incredibly similar to these:

watch?v=7EXS0s4Bhas&feature=re­lated

[Murat531454]

Great game, that openingsequence was furious lol

[Salamando]

*Anand

[Salamando]

I think Kasparov only lost this game bc he had to use the bathroom very badly. It is evident at 8:54. He barely even shakes Aband's hand!

[KillaNinja0]

i hate when british commontators pronounce anand AN- AAND insted of an awwnd

[DarkStarz900]

epic reaction LOL

[Tomasovich15chess]

I love Garrys reaction lol :D

[983215ljhlkadbspig6y]

Obviously taking the bishop with the knight, instead of the queen, is the most logical way to simplify the position and liquidate all the pieces.

It's a shame I've never seen, in my entire life, a chess match on TV, of any sort. Why is that? Is it not explicit enough? Do people have trouble seeing chess narratives? If the pieces exploded upon capture, would people be interested in televised chess? Why is TV poker so popular? It's just a bunch of rich half-wits throwing their money around...

[soulreaperichig0]

@983215ljhlkadbspig6y yea fucking idiots they are

[spatenface]

what a shitty camera angle!!!

[Drakodan]

I love how quickly the reactions change as soon as someone realizes they've made a mistake.

Kasparov:

5:00: Yeah, I've totally got this in the bag.

5:01: WAIT...

5:02: Oh my Goooooood. *cries inwardly*

[ForgottenFable]

Love that reaction in 8:53 :D Garry does't like to lose.

[bezzer1185]

At 9:20 they are missing a rook on C8

[GrandmasterJoel1273]

the ending is awesome when he says there was time when kasparov was invincible but the cracks are beginning show!!! epic lines

[Apoic123]

anand has an indian spirit ghost watching him.

[LynxCoding]

@Apoic123 Ghosts enjoy a bit of chess then? lol

[Apoic123]

@LynxCoding lol evidently because this wasn't the first time anand's opponent made a huge blunder. the last game in 1994 london credit suisse championship, Ivanchuk made the same mistake.

[babykevinxoxo]

When did Anand start playing Chess? What was his rating at 17 yrs old? I want to see Anand Vs Hou Yifan.

[kinkokonko]

When did he make the comment on 'cracks... ' etc posthumous? A GM that is in the 2500 group i.e, a sub GM in my book vs. the greatest player who ever lived (2851) . everyone has a bad day

he lost against Kramnik after winning every torny he could, He lost to Topalov in his last game ever. but still won. I think DK is a commentator. Bit like a ball spotter in snooker.

[MrMeuca]

Video included in allyearchess com

[UNITEDxWRx10]

Anand is a better player than Karpov and Toplov IMO.

[armbar]

@UNITEDxWRx10 better than karpov? Karpov Kasparov and Fischer stand alone in the history of Chess, Anand is a couple of levels below

[rooksman64]

"Rook c eiiiiiiiight" Daniel King

lol

[md65000]

This is awesome! Thanks for uploading! I've always wanted to know the deeper story behind that famous 20 second Kasparov blunder clip.

btw, I clearly hear Daniel King but who is the other commentator?

[ChessNoir]

@md65000 the other commentator is GM Glenn Flear

[WarLordTR7]

@md65000 I'm sorry that I botter you but it seems like you know much from chess games. I have a few questions :D. Why do they play so fast? Whats the matter of playing so fast? xD It seems that they don't think while playing so fast. Last question is whay there are letters and numbers around the chessboard wathever it is called and what can we do with those numbers and letters. I like chess but what they do is like an hole new level or something.

[AlanWattParrot]

@WarLord hi, this is 'blitz' chess. It's fast compared to classical. The players have only a few minutes to make ALL their moves so must move very quickly to avoid losing on time. It's exciting b/c they are therefore more likely to blunder or not play as accurately as they would if they had longer to consider the position

The numbers and letters allow the commentators to easily identify which squares the pieces have moved to making it easier for the viewer to understand. Best wishes!

[WarLordTR7]

@AlanWattParrot Thanks alot. :)

[WarLordTR7]

@md65000 I'm sorry this is a slow game but there are realy fast games.

[styxfan1983]

Ahh, Kasparov's legendary blunder!

[AMDARRICAENLO]

maldita camara!! ya me di cuenta que kasparov se equivoco pero no vi de que maldita forma perdio la dama, retrocedi el video 50 veces pero no entiendo que paso despues de que anand capturo el peon

[cucumelo]

@AMDARRICAENLO por lo que veo, la dama negra captura el alfil ...la dama blanca captura peon g4 y amenaza a la torre c8 con peligro de jaque, esto hace que kasparov haga enroque y pierda la reina con la torre blanca e1.

[AMDARRICAENLO]

@cucumelo Si, eso lo saque viendo un cuadro y luego el otro. Pero lo que no entiendo es por que prefirio enrocar y proteger la torre, en lugar de retirar la dama. No veo amenazas de jaquemate, ni mucho menos. A lo sumo perder las 2 torres que se podria evaluar con el mismo puntaje que una dama... pero no se, quizas por el temor de perder toda la iniciativa y quedarse expuesto a un ataque debastador.

Alguien sabe cual fue el resultado de la partida?

[TEDOVSKY]

ONE horror blunder in 20 years of total world chess domination isn't bad. For most chess fans (and for most masters too i must add judging by their comments) kasparov WAS and still IS the best , despite his, "retirement".

[IndrasBlade77]

It's funny how the greater the player, the more weak, talentless people come out of the woodwork like vultures whenever they slip up. That's why there's so much hatred of Carlsen in the chess fan community. Kasparov is the greatest player ever, undisputed. Carlsen could eclipse him, it remains to be seen. Weak haters are everywhere.

[Unnoticed37]

@IndrasBlade77 Yeah, it's not like anyone admires Kasparov or thinks he's the greatest player of all time! All anyone does is criticize him! Same with Magnus--he's never been called "the Mozart of chess." Not once!

[ChessNoir]

@Unnoticed37 actually, The Washington Post called Magnus the "Mozart of chess" back when he was just 13-yrs-old

[half147]

@IndrasBlade77 Why does everyone hate Carlsen? If anything I thought precocious talents would be admired. And where does all this hatred take place?

[drumcircler]

Vishy is a tiger, and even the magnificent Garry got bitten.

[ripspique]

I´m glad they are splitscreening chessgames these days. This game deserves better.

[logant44]

the commentary is  the funniest part of this.

[Apoic123]

awesome man, that shows Anand is the king of blitz!

[joyfulvulture]

@Apoic123

actually he was getting slaughtered before kasparov had a brain fart, idiot.

[Apoic123]

@joyfulvulture what are you talking about, anand has photographic memory, he sees moves like pictures.

[joyfulvulture]

@Apoic123

and kasparov doesnt? shut up and go analyze the game, kasparov was winning easily until he had a brain fart and made a huge blunder.

[Apoic123]

@joyfulvulture no he doesnt, kasparov has 170 IQ though. but not photographic memory.

[joyfulvulture]

@Apoic123

retard, any top GM can play blindfolded. they all have very good photographic memory. your idea that only anand has that or that anand outplayed kasparov in this game are both wrong. try educating your dumbass before making stupid comments.

[donkwich]

Lol where did Kasparov go at 8:54

[mahanhen]

face at 5:00 is priceless

[thelegaltrap]

good work chess noir

[thechessstick]

Kasparov obviously cheated at speed chess touching the pieces before his opponent punched the clock. Irina Crush became very upset with Anna Zatonskih for using this same tactic. Sad....

[Blirith]

@thechessstick This is not cheating. The laws state that a player must always be allowed to stop his own clock, so what typically happens is you get White move, Black move, White clock-Black clock, or such. Furthermore, Krush was angry because of the format of deciding the U.S Women's Championship and the fact that pieces were spilled without being reset, and that Zatonskih IIRC was moving with one hand, and clocking with the other, which is strictly illegal.

[thechessstick]

@Blirith If you stop your own clock while it is your turn to move and you have not moved a piece yet it is tantamount to resigning. And too bad about Zatonskih being allowed to cheat. Krush should have officially protested. That was cheating.

[Blirith]

@thechessstick While as you say, stopping the clocks is a form of resignation these days, it is typically followed with a verbal affirmation: stopping the clocks on its own often simply preindicates someone going to the arbiter for assistance for example. In timetrouble or blitz, move/move/clock/clock is a common sight. IIRC, Krush did protest, and the result stood, but things were drastically overhauled the following year for obvious reasons :)

[esterazi]

Very cool, but they should keep the game always in a corner so you can follow. First time I listen to chess commented as in football! Too fast for me!

[pokeround]

Kasparov's face at 5'01", lol! Play it cool, son, play it cool.

[TheChessFreaky]

@pokeround yeaa son play it cool ;)

[Krystianszachista]

SUPER

[barsorrro]

Tremendous! Tremendous! Tremendous! Thanks!

[nataschmidtt]

finally can see the full vid of this legendary moment....thx for uploading!!

[dedalus1983]

"They are repeating the opening from the first game..." This is exactly why the old chess needs to be replaced by Fischer Random. Nice game anyway.

[Fupper16]

Even though Kasparov blundered, you have to admire his ability to create problems on the board with just a tiny initiative. He is truly an amazing player. To quote Joe Rogan, "That guy is my hero!"

[SeedsofJoy]

wat. I didn't even see what happened. Useless video. Doesn't even focus on the chess board at the crucial blunder! Hopeless.

[ThePhysicsGrad]

@SeedsofJoy Looking at 4:53 (you'll have to pause it as it fades out) Anand moves his rook to e1. Kasparov decided to take the bishop on e3, and Anand responded with Qxg4!, attacking 3 pieces at once (rook on c1, bishop on g7, and queen on e3). Bad mistake on Kasparov's part, and Anand completely capitalized on it.  Hope this helps!

[nataschmidtt]

@SeedsofJoy after enjoyed the vid and left such ignorant comment? this legendary moment and vid should get more positive appreciation.

[BertisWorldYT]

same game as the "kasparov's wrong move" video

[badgodbala]

Epic

[dagharr2]

great great upload. who are the commentators? i guess as long as they aren't maurice ashley, i'm happy.

[randalph]

@dagharr2

It's Daniel King, but no Maurice this time.

Ashley is one of a kind lol. Commentating chess like a football match. Sometimes annoying but regularly hilarious.

[drzeitnot]

@dagharr2 The excited voice is Daniel King, the more sedate is Glenn Flear.

[TheKingtut777]

Wow!! This was fantastic. mr king and his partner were just incradibly exciting to listen to. Thank you so much for sending this novelty to me!!

[randalph]

There's nothing funnier than seeing the sheer horror in Kasparovs eyes, while somehow trying to maintain his composure :D.

Brilliant upload. TY

[LuxusOhr]

“Chess is mental torture”

(Garry Kasparov)