His Face Was Radiant With Admiration || Anderssen vs Morphy (1858) || GAME 4
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This is the story of the birth of modern chess - when the possibilities of chess as an art, a science and a sport all converged.
The point of convergence was a young boy from Louisiana named Paul Morphy. At a time when America was seen as a backwoods nation with little cultural history and even less intellectual impetus, at a time when chess was considered the exclusive property of a few European countries, at a time when the game was played successfully by a handful of men wizened by years, Paul Morphy, in the brief span of 19 months and with seemingly little effort, defeated conclusively every player he met.
While today few non chess players even know his name, he was one of the most famous celebrities of his time and within the hallowed halls of the chess playing community he is considered by some as the greatest chess player of all time.
But this diminutive, unassuming boy rose to fame almost out of nowhere and once he secured his place in history, he retired back into that hazy unknown, shunning the public eye, never again to play serious chess. Not only was he one of great practitioners of the game, but also one of it's greatest enigmas. He's been given the sobriquet, The Pride and Sorrow of Chess.
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Adolf Anderssen vs Paul Morphy
Casual game (1858), Paris FRA, Dec-29
King's Gambit: Accepted. Bishop's Gambit Cozio Defense (C33)
1. e4 e5 2. f4 ef4 3. Bc4 Nf6 4. e5 d5 5. Bb3 Ne4 6. Nf3 Bg4 7. O-O Nc6 8. Ba4 g5 9. Bc6 bc6 10. d4 c5 11. c3 Be7 12. b4 cb4 13. cb4 O-O 14. Qb3 Rb8 15. a3 c5 16. Nc3 Nc3 17. Qc3 cb4 18. ab4 Bb4 19. Qd3 a5 20. h4 h6 21. hg5 hg5 22. g3 Rb6 23. Ra2 Rg6 24. Rg2 Bh3 25. e6 Bg2 26. ef7 Kg7 27. Kg2 Qc8 28. Ne5 Rh6 29. gf4 Rfh8 30. fg5 Rh2 31. Kg1 Rh1 32. Kf2 R8h2 33. Ke3 Rh3 34. Nf3 Rf3 35. Rf3 Qc1
00:00 Hello Everyone
00:31 Game Starts
03:29 Completely New Game
10:15 Pause The Video
11:08 It was In This Position
11:46 Contributions
Materials used in research:
Paul Morphy: Pride and Sorrow of Chess by David Lawson
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With each passing year, agadmator becomes more of a chess story-teller, with a well-commented game thrown in just for colour. This approach is what makes our good friend the best chess CZcamsr by far.
Agreed 👏🏼
Yes I really agree. My top favorite is and always will be chessbrah but what got me into chess were agadmators videos.
Agree...like he says, "the good stuff."
I agree.
“The defeated player eagerly pleads for "yet another battle," saying, with admiring frankness, "It is a pleasure to be vanquished by you." And the lists are once more entered afresh. There is no shadow of weariness on the smooth young brow. No - Paul Morphy could play on all night.”
what is the source
Great opponent exposes the greatness of Morphy... Anderson shows the real power of morphy more than his prior opponents.
4 years after this match the world has the 1862 London Chess Tournament where the top 14 players in the world (Morphy retired) play a round robin. Anderssen wins going 12-1.
insane
I wonder if the American civil war civil had anything to do with Morphy’s retirement
@@52000rightwing It for sure hurt his legal practice. He lived in the confederacy but supported the union making him unpopular.
@@jayteegamble Did he really support the Union? I'd love it if that were true, I thought I read on his Wiki article before tuat he might have supported the Confederacy
@@Rspknlikeab0ssxdhe was from a wealthy, but not slave-owning Louisiana family (afaik). Still it would have been very unusual for him to be anti-slavery but perhaps his time in Europe where slavery had been abolished for decades changed his mind.
Anyone else here, that mumbles "Hello everyone and welcome back to the good stuff" at the beginning of every video?
I Like to think everyone does that :)
Chess Coaches: Don't push pawns where you are castled.
Anderssen and Morphy: *"We don't do that here"*
Those coaches are kids infront of Morphy and Anderssen xD
King's Indian players: ????
hehe pawns go brrr, connect 6
That advice is for chickens like me, isn't quite appealing to elephants like them :)
That's actually sound advice.
Dunno if I heard this in chess, but learn the rules before you break them. Not pushing your pawns infront of your king is the most principled way to play unless the position requires otherwise. Its like how you are taught to never give peices for free but eventually learn to sacrifice.
At this point I feel sorry for Mr. Anderssen for being pelted with such an ease. What a beast Morphy was !
I bet Staunton is somewhere saying 'wow this could be me taking all this ass whooping'. But still Anderson gets d prize for honor
Staunton was a coward. He knew Morphy would've demolished him, so he withdraw from the match.
I cheer for Morphy, but I really don't want Anderssen to lose 6 to 0, he is a good player and honorable outside of chess board too. I wanna see Anderssen win next 2 or at least 1.
Didn't he already win one?
Oh never mind, I guess that was the first match.
Andersen was the best player of that time, its just that morphy was something else like 400 Elo above all other players of his time
Andersen's play looks pretty bad to modern eyes. At least Morphy stands up to a 2400-ish level but Anderssen keeps missing things.
@@BinaryRex18 morphy was considered to be 2500-2700
The Morphy paradox: Avoid him and posterity brands you coward, deride him and he'll erode your powers, meet him with respect, suffer ignominious defeat, yet emerge with reputation posthumously enhanced..
Me to dealer: “you got any of the good stuff?”
Dealer, “yeah I got the complete Morphy Saga on a USB thumb drive, shaped like a king. 32-gigabytes, no less”
Me: “OMFG, I’M SO HIGH RIGHT NOW!”
me to agad, ftfy
I wonder if the photographers were intentionally delaying the setup so the audience could enjoy more games
The photographers probably were the audience, these games are stunning
@@Megan-ii4gf Either that, or they were at the local bar and library researching the as yet unborn agadmator.
This is one of my favorite games. The white queen is right in the middle of the action and is nearly useless. It’s amazing to me.
and it was in this position that my morning got better
The research thoroughness is remarkable.. it's very cool to learn what other games have played the positions and when a new game has been created.
Just amazing that in all of these games after about 4 or 5 moves Morphy has the better position always.
That’s why theory is like 50% of chess now
11:29 you know times are tough when your best move gets you checkmated in 2 moves, instead of just 1 🧐
Experts who have analyzed Morphy's games have suggested that in today's environment he'd rate about 2650, which is in very solid GM territory but hardly capable of winning a world championship. Such analyses, however, neglect to mention that Morphy was merely playing well enough to win his games, while only showing brilliancy maybe a quarter of the time. If we could somehow transport Morphy to the here and now, and give him a year to catch up, I'm more than sure that he'd crush Carlsen and everybody else. Morphy was able to grasp complex chess ideas quickly, and really is the father of modern chess theory. I'm not even sure he'd need a computer to help him improve -- just some books and maybe a few tutorials with masters of current opening theory and middle-game tactics. The man was the purest natural student of the game ever. Nobody else comes close.
Let's also not forget that Morphy played his moves very quickly and barely thought about them.
@@SpliffieBee You are quite right. In that sense he foreshadows Viswanathan Anand, who in his prime also tended to finish long games much more quickly than his opponents. One can imagine how today's top players would have had their patience tested against 19th-century opponents who felt they had all the time in the world to make each move.
One could also compare Morphy to ice hockey's Wayne Gretzky, who was able to rack up unimaginable (and unreachable) goals and assists because he knew where the puck was going to be and then getting there to meet it.
how do you know he would crush Carlsen?
I wonder if in the future we'll be able to create an AI that can realistically emulate the playing styles of the great players of the past. I'd play Murphy all day every day.
Edit: Yes, yes it's Morphy. Mixed it up with Murphy's law ;)
Who df is murphy😂
Not sure who Murphy is, but I'd be willing to bet you'd be Morphy!
@Tim Onestini lol,I don’t know whether to roast u or r/woooosh u
@@noobdoom Paul Morphy (Paul Murphy) had an Irish grandfather named Murphy. . . The surname was Americanised.
@@sovereignruler Paul Morphy's correct surname is actually Murphy, derived from his Irish grandfather.
There aren't many thing I LOVE to watch, but Paul Morphy's chess play Is definitely one.....
Antonio uploading Morphys games at the speed of light
Legend says the photographers didn't want to take a picture
Paul Morphy was Bobby Fischer before Bobby Fischer! In today's chess, I wager he'd be formidable.
Morphy came out of nowhere. Fischer didn't. Morphy story is much better. To get anyone to notice him, they had to form a chess congress tournament in America just so that he could get to play Anderssen. It would have been even more amazing story if he went straight to Anderssen and destroyed him as a total unknown say like in one of these exhibition matches. The Morphy saga is truly unbelievable. He was not trained by anyone. All self taught in obscurity. If he was born in any time period, with his talent he would be on top of the chess knowledge and still destroy anyone. In my mind, he's clearly the greatest player of all time and I don't see that changing in the future.
@@twinwankel so true, all these idiots who keep saying "but he wouldn't stand a chance against a modern GM" are so totally missing the point. I think they don't even get it.
In the many years of watching these videos..... I have never seen him put out a video at 0500 est.....Christmas came early this year I guess.
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what
Funny 🙃
Also a bat that flies!
Morphy vs today's players man...wish it was possible... especially in rapids and blitz
Morphy would lose every game
@@luisvillegas8373 Not in Fischer Random ;-)
Give Morphy time to study modern theory and he would CRUSH EVERYONE
Thank you for the great story's u tel with the games . As always best ever.
it's a shame that Morphy couldn't play himself in a first to 7
Morphy played this match so that agadmator makes this video after 163 years telling His Face Was Radiant With Admiration
you mean 163?
@@lawrence7632 yes brother ☺️
I think it's been too long since Medo was in the background
Yeah, he looks well and good
By this time medo might have his own guest house
@@rora225 looks like a bear, no pun intended
Please show more games of Rashid nezmetdinov His playing style is incredible 😃
Yeah he is a strong player check his games with tal absolute madness ☺️
@@Study-Official348 they both are weaker than Morphy
@@saulsavelis575 right ☺️
I really loved this series!
'and the photographers are still getting ready to take the picture'
0:17
Ahhhh, the last time I had this much good stuff in 24 hours I overdosed ..... ☠️
If Morphy could beat Anderssen in the King's Gambit, then he could probably beat anyone that ever lived.
Another Amazing Morphy game and yet he resigns within 3yrs !! Perhaps he didn’t find Chess enough of a challenge, he couldn’t face continually winning, he had beaten the best, it was a fun ‘gap year’ but he was tired of travelling and being feted everywhere he went. It was now time to get a ‘real job’, with everyday challenges, that his parents would approved of. Perhaps Borjn Borg faced a similar feeling of ennui after 5yrs of consecutive wins at Wimbledon. For most of us, who struggle to only succeed occasionally it’s very difficult to understand how he could retire so (apparently) without remorse.
And it was in this position adolf Anderson finds his gun to shoot morphy.
some say the photographers are still getting prepared to this day!
Morphy must have been nervous about having his photo taken.. 🤣
and it was in this position that Mr. Anderssen lose his mind
Not only good game Good explained also
Must have been the best time to be a photographer.
Please Netflix, make king's gambit series based off on this kg match
Anderson had honour, unlike Horowitz or Staunton
Loving this saga !!! let's see if Anderssen can respond!!
And it was in this position, in game 4 of match two, that Anderssen realized he was overmatched.
What book do you suggest to read about the life and games of Morphy? :-) your excellent videos got me fascinated.
David Lawson's Pride and Sorrow of Chess
This is the book he uses for all the background info
I can also recommend "The Chess Players", by Frances Parkinson Keyes (1960), which my mother checked out of the library sometime around 1967 to read. When she was done, she renewed the loan and gave it to me to read (I was 11 at the time). As I recall, this was the first adult-level novel I'd ever read and I can still remember how much I enjoyed it.
Poor Anderssen, Morphy really took him out back as Ben Finegold likes to say...great video, thanks.
Morphy proves his skills again. Thx Antonio🙏🏻 ♾ d
the thing i will comment on today..is that we have these wonderful extra games, because of the time of the photographers had to setup....so how many games are we missing in these modern times because we can take photos instantly? :(
Not only on chess...
People take photos instead of memories...
Agadmator should do a king's gambit tutorial video
Nice 👍 game .Cracking end
good stuff!!
Morphy is all good stuff.
Anderson : I don't want to play with u 😂😂
Anderson must be thinking :
Those cameras really taking all the time in the world.
Can you add a graphic showing at a glance what pieces are off the board?
Poor Anderson.. however innovative he may be... Morphy always somehow gets the better of him
It looks more and more to the series Petrosian/Fischer in quarterfinals of the candidates 1970 !
the photography saga
The 1st edition used Morphy picture is imo much more fitting. This Morphy picture doesn't have the arrogance backed by genius that the 1st picture has. 😼
I agree.
Chess becomes boring when someone doing commentary on the game, BUT not when its @Agadmator's voice :)
Or GothamChess
@@thiagoteixas1650 yes he is also a good commentator
what a monster
THIS IS MY LINE N BULLET 😉😜🤟
COVER WC. Alexander alkhiene!!! (Lasker)The legend of legends 🤟
It is hard for Agadmator to say Paul and Morphy without throwing a Charles in the middle.
Was Morphy still ill at this point? When did he get over his stomach flu and the leeching? Thanks.
According to Antonio, he was deemed healthy by his doctor, by the time he played Anderssen in the third game of the first match.
Hi agadmator! Did you know Paul Morphy wrote his score card like a sentence? Pawn to the Kings 4th house. Any chance you could find out more about this? Maybe a photo of one his old score cards. I heard this from Yasser commenting on the Sinquefield Cup Round 5. It would make a great addition to your saga! Love the video's keep up the great work!
photographers disliked the video
Morphy is the best player of all times. Change my mind
True because he reached that level pretty much by himself. So he was the greatest chess genius of all time, if not the best chess player since Magnus, Kasparov etc clearly play better but they had coaches, decades of opening theory, engines, seconds, etc.
Most talented, that is!
The GOAT, having all in account, must be Carlsen who is frequently (and I think currently) #1 (and WC) in all time formats and holds the greatest deeds within this engine era of ours.
If someone ever tries to change this person's mind, then they are not an excellent subscriber of this channel.
I think he and Capablanca were the greatest natural talents. Determining "best" depends on how one defines best. In classical chess, Carlsen's accumulated knowledge, determination and confidence would be tough for anyone to beat but put Morphy and Capa into a Fischer 960 tournament or some other alt-format and I would not bet against them.
It's the 4th game and the photographers are still getting ready 🤣🤣
Ahh the good old days.
They take their time on purpose maybe.. to let us have these games to enjoy
Almost forgot to comment while watching this
For anyone interested, Black's strongest defense against the Bc4 King's Gambit is 3. Nc6. Best play in this line goes 3. Bc4 Nc6 4. d4 Nf6 5. Nc3 Bb4 6. Ne2 f3 7. gxf3 d5 8. exd5 Nxd5 9. O-O Nxc3 10. bxc3 Bd6 11. Ng3 O-O and black has an edge of -0.7 or -0.8.
How many wins does Morphy get against Carlsen if Morphy was alive today?
Not a single game
With modern education and AI prep?
Eventually Morphy starts beating Carlsen.
My god
Morphy is 1000 times better than Anderson
There is no even a competition
also BQ to E6 leaves only one move for the King & soon mate.
Andersen después de haber perdido varias veces reconoció que Morphy era un jugador muy fuerte y que era el mejor jugador del mundo y punto...nada más que hacer
Morphy was too strong
Once Morphy gets an edge in the position Anderssen is helpless, he can't come back against Morphy.
i just realized morphy isnt in your header on your profile
morphy whipped this dude badly. Could be the best player of all time.
Please morphy vs lowental
Andersen used to play like me.
Anderssen is excellent player, but Morphy makes him look like a beginner
Why is King's gambit not so popular today?
The reason, I believe is bcoz king's gambit produces such complex lines,the variations keep on diverging with each passing move. The player player playing it is not sure about the continuation after some time and the opponent is also bound to blunder. So,in my opinion are avoiding the king's gambit. But,my opinion alone.
@@giriiyer3968 thanks my friend
Amazing
Why is the 20 year age differential not mentioned?
There is no doubt that Anderssen is a great chess player but I think he just has a game that doesn't trouble Morphy.
It seems like Anderssen puts himself in really bad positions early in a lot of these games
TO PLAY MORHY ONE NEEDS SOME MORPHINE 😄
A huge mistake is not discussed
... Why after the first pown bleck took and white moved it's Bishop... Bleck could have checked white whith it's queen to win the ge easily... Why blec didn't do that.
Can anyone tell me what the “e” on the robot stands for?
Morphy put a lot of offensive pressure on right hand side of Board Anderson just not a good job at countering the attacks seems Morphy just overwhelmed him
I don't follow your suggestion at 6:55 of ...,Bh3 / Rf2, Qc8 as Nxg5 threatens mate, so if ...,Bf5 / Qe2
Poor Anderssen. Probably the second strongest player of his time & spends eternity getting his arse kicked by Morphy on CZcams 🤣
Andersson can't win on Morphy
He is weak ...
While Morphy is Unstoppable 👽👽
Well, Anderssen won the tournament before Morphy against the best players of the world (1851, London) and the tournament after Morphy against all the best players in the world (1862, London)
@@dr.bluesfield3629 ok ok I can understand
Did they agree on playing the king's gambit beforehand?
You have an unhealthy Paul Morphy obsession agad!
You should've seen him with Ivanchuk
Morphy had two defenses named after him…
Antonio, my wife and I need you to settle a dispute for us. That stuffed animal under your CZcams plaque, is that a sheep or a pig?
Lol if only my marital disputes were so benign
First Comment.. so I am Carlsen