KASPAROV RADJABOV -ANALIZANDO

[oxiigen]

what a waste of brain power.. :P

[iankyoko]

Kasparov blundered and lost this game. He never blundered much but he has blundered.

He was pissed that they granted Radjabov the best game prize and stormed up on stage and criticized the judges saying that the game was not magnificently played my Radjabov but was won due to a blunder on his part. He said that they only granted him that prize because it happened to have been himself that was beaten.

[AdrianErotico69]

you are the best..baku ogre

[TEDOVSKY]

Gary got tired of the nasty comments around 2003 coming from the so called "rising stars" from russia." Gary's too old" " Its time for the new chess forces to move on" etc etc He shocked everybody by competing in the 2004 russian championship and won it EASILY!! Ha ha ha ha. I have studied the games of ALL the great masters of the present to the past and without doubt gary is the strongest player of all time, closely followed by alekhine, bronstein, and fischer (In my humble opinion)

[resulrzayev]

rajabov the best !!! kasparov also azeri )))

[janweltevreden]

Kasparovwas, and still is simply the best. I laugh when i see the headlines "Kasparov loses his last game".Thats a true fact, however, what they fail to mention is that he WON that last tournament in question and the player who beat him was a 2800+ player, (topalov.) Wow, how i would love just to lose ONE game and win such a super tournament!!!

[inemtsev]

@janweltevreden True, he may have lost the title to Kramnik in the last tourney, but nobody mentions that he beat Kramnik many times before.

[Deecee022]

I like the way Kasparov teaches, he uses the "fuck you" sign most of the time.

[kasparovdechile]

6:05 Argentina!! felicitaciones!!!

[kasparovdechile]

Radjabov: Gary, can u explain it again?

from 1.d4 please

[kasparovdechile]

in super slow motion please!

[dovespin1]

The Beast of Baku is the greatest player ever!

[warLock21X]

kasparov=fag karpov=class GET The fuck out of russia u fukin disgrace!

[tubertomp]

i wonder what portion of the world's population could actually understand what's going on, language and audio quality aside

[nighterjay]

Please,come on people!! You can't compare Chess to Poker! Chess requires100% skill, analysis and study.... Poker requires 4% skill, 6% Alcohol and 90% good fortune.

[MrGardabanli]

16 years old Radjabov won Kasparov this is after that game

[IdiosyncraticChild]

Radjabov was 15 the moment this video was shoot, no?

[federayk37]

Its unbeleavable to see kasparov analysing

[federayk37]

Look what a fast kasparov analyses!!!!!! Its jus the best of the worlD!!!

[Tural192]

Radjabov is a very genius and strong at chess, but kasparov is an excellent chess player.So that, excelent chess player doesn't mean that he(she) always win...

[MartinAra07]

@EL5TOABORIGEN hasta donde tengo entendido esa partida kasparov la perdio por tiempo

[QafqazWolf]

Rajabov pwned Kasparov

[jmcardin1]

LJUBOMIR LJUBOJEVIC na sala !!!!!!!!!!!

[Tomasovich15chess]

i love that man (Kasparov),a big genius,and my inspiration to get better in chess everyday.

[Ricku100]

vc é meu idolo cara te amo hahahahahha

[olsonrocha]

Observem a iniciativa e grande atividade mental de kasparov no analise! Radjabov e os outros mal conseguem entender o que se passa no tabuleiro.

[addycorp2]

lol

[jggrskate94]

4:51 es leontxo garcia el de la izquierda no?

[maycon2014]

vc é o cara kasparov

ainda vou ganhar de vc um dia

[walterW1234]

he is playing chess like calculating on a abacus

[killingangel707]

Kasparov charges Carlsen $200,000 per year for chess lessons now. And Carlsen has admitted that it doesn't help!

[supbrahs]

@killingangel707 Look at the drastic increase at Carlsen ELO after being trained by Kasparov. And I never heard about him saying that training didnt help!! No way being trained by the universe best player wont help!!

[mptrax]

Wonderful but Kasparov hates helicopters :D

[Caspatriot]

Rajabov is da man..beat armo

[OMHPOZ]

Kasparov at that point had already forgotten much more about chess than Radjabov will learn until he's at least 30.

U can tell he is enjoying this analizing session and grateful and he understands and feels Kasparov's wisdom.

[HerrFickt]

@OMHPOZ imo Kasparov will keep his wisdom wout problems until end of his days

[ArrogantJew]

@OMHPOZ Are yu retard? Kasparov forgets NOTHING

[AjedrezEnEspanol]

nuevo canal de ajedrez en español: youtube,com/ajedrezenespanol

[CE750]

It's got to be hard for a top player like Kasporov to be beat by a 15 year old, but truth be told, beating a great like Kasporov only matters if you do it more than once... in tournaments where they play 20 games or more, that's when you can see the differential. Otherwise a single blunder can cost a man his title.

[elder65]

jajaja Kasparov le enseña a jugar la pertura al tal Radjabov

[FumarCagandoSFDK]

pero em , uh, ah? como dem.. que.. tu en la misma sala ?? wow

[Blunderdome]

There seems to be some confusion. This game is Radjabov - Kasparov, Linares 2003, a draw. Linares was a double round robin that year (each player plays each other player twice); Kasparov - Radjabov, Linares 2003, was won by Radjabov, but that is not the game seen here. I wonder if Garry even stuck around to analyze that one.

[rookman64]

I think it's hilarious when Kasparov slams the pieces down!!

[pishtinjak92]

kasparov lost that game,he resings

[xxmichoxx]

I love how kasparov is teaching him like if he doesnt know anything, despite the fact that they drew that game lol

[padseeew]

yea kaspo was black though:)

[andthatsforthewin]

@xxmichoxx Hey, I wouldn't mind a lesson from Kasparov.

[simesyaba]

что они делают?? я так и не понял

[rabasoti]

radjavob le metio varios faroles y kasparov se los comió. 22. Axd5! , 24.D(Q)xd5!; discutible pero...27. R(K)b1! y no T(R)df1?? ke pierde la partida

[MrBaroon13]

Гарик тебя выиграл Азербайджанец, Бакинец, вот наша сила, тебя учили играть в шахматы в Баку, так не думай что ты великий

[Violinista2008]

he is playin really quickly

[Shoarmaboer20]

This was the Kasparov - Radjabov game anaylyzes from the Linares 2003, Radjabov won an sacrificed a piece, and he got a price for something. But kasparov protested and said that the sacrifice was not fully sound. That is what they're anaylizing in this video. But still .. Radjabov won so...

[mrpetrosss]

soo fast mooves from kasparov..his is great.but 'm the greatest!!LoL

[Fupper16]

1:21-1:25 SUPER DEVELOPMENT! lol

[CasPioneer]

Azeris always got last laugh. We are Kings of Chess

[young2theb]

what is garry doing? Is he coaching him?

[Comedor17]

Sai , Sai da frente, Sai que eu vou  matar Independete!!

[Comedor17]

Os bambis amarelam no final, perderam para Bostafogo e Goiás, ashua ashua

[alexanderban48]

jaja el otro cabron hasta se rasca la cabeza

[pablo5835]

oigan y kasparov sigue vivo  o ya se murio

[Richtofen]

esta mas vivo que nunca

[garotobossanova]

el ahora es político en Rusia y es el entrenador de Magnus Carlsen...

[kakashiitachisonlome]

eso de jugar contra ti mismo esta chido si q le inviertes sesos ☺

[880330145789]

ahaha true... pride is not a stake in poker the prize money is !!

[LenoeZ]

worth watching you two quarrelling,, :- ]

[stomozan]

Это они анализируют партию, в которой Каспаров неожиданно проиграл Раджабову.

[raimundodesousa]

oh sh...t I pressed the * for this video, underating it.

Sorry you all..

......

[dovespin1]

Radjabov should pay Kasparov for the lesson...lol

[Simangel1307]

@dovespin1 Of course Kasparov's better but Radjabov won him when he was 15

[dovespin1]

@Simangel1307 his age is not impressive. many young folks are becoming grandmasters in this age of saturated opening theory, where one just has to memorize 20 moves of opening theory and get a decent middle game. i doubt any of these young grandmasters could become GMs in their teens in the 1950s and 1960s like Fischer and Spassky. The best in the world are still the most experienced like Anand, Kramnik, Topalov, all over 35.

[ArrogantJew]

@dovespin1 You are missing a fact that everybody are under the same conditions.

[dovespin1]

@ArrogantJew the available knowledge is different. That is the key. In the 1950's, why is Fischer the only 15 year old to become a GM? Was he the only 15 year old playing chess in the 1950's? How did he gain playing strength without ChessBase, Deep Junior, etc? I'll tell you, He was a chess genius. Not every young GM today is a chess genius. Just as a computer can be programmed to play great chess, so can a promising youngster with a decent memory, building on the shoulders of true geniuses.

[poochpoints]

It looks like Kasparov see"s enough potential in his protege that he deserves a thorough analyis of the game and appears to show an equalizing line for Radabov(sp?)

[Davidoff73]

kasp didn't lose a white game for 6 years until he met radja that day :-)

[elder65]

kasparov le enseña al niño jwejeje

grande kasparov!

[alphalafa]

kasparov is explaining to radjabov that it was a draw that you should have agreed but i let you win because you are so stubborn... :)

[pixarian72]

Radjabov must have been over the moon to beat the greatest chess player in history!!

[calebjmurray]

As to the comment about how "retarded" it is to go over a chess game you sir have no clue what your talking about. Second Kasparov is not being a jerk he's just analyzing a game with eccentric personality. He doesn't look real happy i'll give that to you, which is a bummer but he is an incredible chess player and kinda looked like he needed a nap.

[sikimichini]

Теймур в 15 лет обыграл его ))) !

[panictactics]

This is not how you play chess asshole

[holl01]

i love kasparov, such a polite person

[xanaxcace]

koçum benim babandamı satranççıydı

[wiseone0001]

Only a 1400 fish would say this about chess. Why don't you stop wasting your opponents time with your 1 min chess and go play online poker instead.

[gtamateur]

for myself i dont like poker because 50% of the game but in chess if it is your entiry fault and if you win there is no luck

[TexasRobert]

There is plenty of luck in chess. Anytime people, with their limited, and often faulty, calculating ability are involved, there is luck. Even a simple bit of luck as picking a line or style of play that is considered unpleasant to an opponent often makes a difference. People are not machines, so luck is always involved.

Poker, too, has a component of luck in the game, but, just as in chess, the best player usually makes himself known after enough game play.

[T1memaster]

Yea but comparing the 2, chess is less luck than poker by far. Personally i was taught chess when i was 6 and even beat a couple masters when i was 10, but i gave it up at that point.

Didn't want chess to become my life, id rather play for fun than devote myself to it.

[gtamateur]

there is pratically no luck in chess except the opponent make a mistake

[BdizzleFaReal]

You are an idiot. Both games obviously have luck to do with the winner, but chess has VERY little luck. You can think ahead and make the move to win because you can see what is on the board, you know what position you are in. In poker, you have no idea wtf you are gonna draw next so all you have is probability. There is a reason why the top chess players stay the top. Not because they are the luckiest men alive, but rather the greatest chess players alive.

[TexasRobert]

You must be rated B player or less to believe that there is no luck in chess. There is luck in every competitive activity. Look at Mike Tyson, right before he lost--he was considered unbeatable.

[BdizzleFaReal]

I said luck is involved, You clearly don't have comprehension skills. It was my second sentence and I even repeated myself in the same post that it has luck. This will be time number 3.

[TexasRobert]

It seems to me that "VERY little luck" and "no luck" are nearly the same and not worth quibling about. Moreover, you seem to be intent on berating a stranger because he has a "VERY little" difference of opinion with you.

For your sake, I would suggest you spend more time learning to subdue your apparent feelings of insecurity--try yoga, or read a book that will help you write better. Gook luck little chess buddy!

[BdizzleFaReal]

xD

I like how all you can do assume my intentions and my feelings. That's pretty pathetic that you essentially had nothing to say besides a few suggestions which weren't helpful at all. Next time you attack a youtuber, actually attack their thoughts, not semantics. If I say there is something that doesn't mean there is nothing. 1 =/= 0. Sorry, that's a quick lesson for you which will actually be of some help if you want to attack someone's language again.

[BdizzleFaReal]

In any case, I insulted your comprehension because of... well your understanding or lack thereof, of my post. What you basically said is that I insulted your comprehension because of our difference of opinion? You fail in applying logic to the understanding of language. And if you want to attack my writing, go on, I could careless, Because I still ace all my english classes. xD

[880330145789]

i would have to say luck in chess is having ur opponent making a mistake. thats the most u can hope for really if u are in a loss position

[holl01]

@gtamateur Poker is about discipline and longevity, If you are a good player, in the long run, like 5 ten years, you will come out with a profit. Poker is a very very good game, just like chess

[guiguivoiron]

@gtamateur sorry i play both games and i love both. poker is not luck... How can u explain that some poker players can win the WPT something like 2, 3, 4 times ? More lucky ? :)

[kikook222]

@gtamateur That's not fully true, there's been times where I won a game based on bad moves that turned out to be in my favor. As luck would have it, my mistake ended up working out for me.

[RhinoXeros]

going over a game you played is retarded and gets you nowhere. its a sign of obsessive compulsive disorder. chess is boring and fun at the same time but n e 1 who has ever played a game knows you can stare at a position for ten years and make a bad move.

[pelixinho]

they are talking in russian or azeri?

[monbret]

this just makes me crave for another kasparov game in history!

[pAbedaNSK]

e4 c5 c4, immeadiate maroczy bind

[pAbedaNSK]

kasparov is one of the greatest names in chess history

[pAbedaNSK]

kasparov is a jew-criminal like fischer said haha

[3742149]

yo le mato a tu rey con un peon

[pAbedaNSK]

fischer>kasparov

when its all said and done ill be one of those names

[Gurrjieff]

I think, he was taller, yes. #

:)

And both are great chess players and deserve respect for their play. Become a world champion and hold your title for over 10 years, then you have the justification for such a statement. But I think, you would find it stupid, to do so.

[gabisubis]

Actually I wonder whether they're analysing one of their games at all...Because it does not remotely look like the QGA Kasparov played as Black

[vossige]

Kasparov surely must have won this game, otherwise he is not like this....

[kobebryant0824]

Actually Radjabov won this game.

[gabisubis]

Nope Radjabov won one game against Kasparov..as Black

[kobebryant0824]

That's what I said. (¬_¬)

[gabisubis]

You may not have noticed...but Kasparov has the black pieces in that video :-)

[kobebryant0824]

Ohhhh... I see... This is the one I'm talking about. Brilliant play from Radjabov.

/watch?v=4A8iamlyNto

[gabisubis]

Hmmm Kasparov missed several wins in that game.He'll have to come back if he wanna level his score against Radjabov,He just won a rapid game against him.

[JadeiteGracie]

it is amazing to watch his mind analysing over a chess board. true genius

[JadeiteGracie]

analysing games with your opponent is so fun . wonderful to get their ideas and them yours. and to learn how they see the board. helps you play em

[amarokobe]

que es el ajedrez?? se juega con dado?

[mrcelada]

Se juega con 2 dados. Cada contrincante se mete un dado en el orto y lo tiene que expulsar con un gas. Dependiendo del número que toque uno puede mover tantas casillas. Cuando uno se queda sin gases, pierde la partida. El reloj está para controlar que uno no pase más tiempo que el otro cagando.

[amarokobe]

y los comodines valen o no valen?

[mrcelada]

Los comodines son platos de porotos, que nutren de efectividad gasiferosa a los jugadores. Sólo se obtienen si sale un 7 en el dado o si un peón corona.

[aniquiladore]

puto perro cagado no sabes del ajedrez que pena

[amarokobe]

1º Por que me insultas?.

2º Cuando kieras te echas una partida con migo.

[AlbertDarwin007]

NOW WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS??? he's playing for both sides or what???

STOP CHEATING KASPAROV.

[termodox]

they analyze...

[TheSleepingLynx]

LMAO. Thank you.

[AlbertDarwin007]

I foundKasparov a little bit disrespectful in this game he kept slamming the pions on the board

[martinbuscia]

estaba tan contento radjabov que no queria analisis

[hotsickboy14]

You guys know how many games Kasparov had to play in order to get his first world tittle?

Well over 40. Kasparov lost the battle but not the war. The kid is good but he has yet to acomplish many more things. Do you know if he won that turnament? NO!! Why is that. You do not only have to be good, you also have to be consistent. Kasparov, the best; over and over. when you win, does not mean you are the best, when you loose, your are not necessarily the worst. Overconfidence was Kasparov's sin.

[momin8888]

Where is the video where GK got totally mad at the journalists for giving this 'best game of the tournament' award?

[deepseefreak]

Radjabov has a healthy respect and wants to know how Kasparov thinks

[Fupper16]

Why is he controlling the analysis when Radjabov is the one who won??

[PabloPena108]

Uh...cause he's the greatest player of all time and Radj knows he got lucky.

[MichaelQuinnJohnson]

plese let Me post a vid responce Unless you dont wanna!

[betochon]

is funny and weird at the same time that he uses the ring finger to point at the pieces and board. It is hard to do!!

[cgdale]

That's his middle finger at 5:29. Is he sending a subtle message?

[honeybobkins]

lmao, right towards the dude in the grey.

[conodelamadreputa]

lol Kasparov is about to hit that boy XD

[shahnur79]

Kasparov is an Armenian and the best of the world

[simoncuming41]

Look at his body language!!!Clearly irritated by losing to a 15 year old! I know I would!!!! They even gave a brilliancy prize to the lad! This would have rattled 'McEnroe' further!!!

[artico21]

Que fantastico material. Radjabov, que en general es muy efusivo en los análisis, esta vez se quedó quietito aprendiendo la lección. Garry es único.

[richardre06]

de verdad es unico vez como perdio contra Deep-blue!!

Cuando no puede usar su preparacion teorica de computadora juega mal!

Vez la ultima partida fue un orror por un campeon de el mundo!

[antoniogallo1984]

kavparov vuelve porfa

[guitrak]

He is the Man!! huahua

[TomLakovic]

oh no, the opposite. he lost to this 16 yr old. and he's explaining why he shouldn't have lost, so he's schooling him AFTER the game to save face. he's probably right though. although who knows, he's dominating the conversation. what you are seeing is a bruised ego compensating by showing off how good his analysis skills are, which are in fact likely the best ever.

[logofatul]

this is not the game kasparov lost against radjabov; in that game kasparov was with white,in this one his with black

[ahpacific]

It just goes to show how intelligence has nothing to do with emotional/social strength.

[RussellsParadox]

...so what's going on here? Is Kasparov explaining to somebody he totally schooled earlier everything he did wrong, or what?

[dirabizli]

Bravo Temur!!!Both of those are the from Azerbaijan originally!!!