World Champion Takes back a Move against 17 Year old Judit
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he 12th Annual Linares Super Tournament held from February 23rd to March 14th, 1994 was the first Category XVIII event ever held. Fourteen of the world's best players, including both World Champions, competed in a round robin format. The participants were (in order of Elo): Garry Kasparov (2805), Anatoli Karpov (2740), Alexey Shirov (2715), Vishwanathan Anand (2715), Vladimir Kramnik (2710), Vassily Ivanchuk (2710), Gata Kamsky (2695), Boris Gelfand (2685), Evgeny Bareev (2685), Alexander Beliavsky (2650), Veselin Topalov (2640), Judit Polgar (2630), Joel Lautier (2625), and Miguel Illescas-Cordoba (2590). When asked about the strength of the tournament, Kasparov famously stated that the winner could consider himself the world champion of tournament chess. Ironically, it was to be Karpov, his longtime rival, who would be the man of destiny, culminating in the greatest single tournament performance of all time! Karpov won the whole ball of wax, undefeated with an astonishing 11/13!!
Judit Polgar vs Garry Kasparov
"J'adoube!" (game of the day Dec-09-2014)
Linares (1994), Linares ESP, rd 5, Mar-??
Sicilian Defense: Najdorf. Amsterdam Variation (B82)
1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 d6 3. d4 cd4 4. Nd4 Nf6 5. Nc3 a6 6. f4 e6 7. Be2 Be7 8. O-O Qc7 9. Qe1 Nbd7 10. a4 b6 11. Bf3 Bb7 12. Kh1 Rd8 13. Be3 O-O 14. Qg3 Nc5 15. f5 e5 16. Bh6 Ne8 17. Nb3 Nd7 18. Rad1 Kh8 19. Be3 Nef6 20. Qf2 Rfe8 21. Rfe1 Bf8 22. Bg5 h6 23. Bh4 Rc8 24. Qf1 Be7 25. Nd2 Qc5 26. Nb3 Qb4 27. Be2 Be4 28. Ne4 Ne4 29. Be7 Re7 30. Bf3 Nef6 31. Qa6 Ree8 32. Qe2 Kg8 33. Bb7 Rc4 34. Qd2 Qa4 35. Qd6 Rc2 36. Nd2 Nf8 37. Ne4 N8d7 38. Nf6 Nf6 39. Qb6 Ng4 40. Rf1 e4 41. Bd5 e3 42. Bb3 Qe4 43. Bc2 Qc2 44. Rd8 Rd8 45. Qd8 Kh7 46. Qe7 Qc4
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In a recent interview Polgar says:
I was not aware the case was being recorded. Realistically without camera they would have never given me the truth. At the age of 17 if I accuse the grand champion, what would that have looked like? I only got an invitation because of my talent and to add diversity to the competition and that’s how I want to win against Kasparov? And if they don’t give me the truth, I’ll be blacklisted because of the means I wanted to get ahead.
At the same time, he felt something was wrong, he didn’t know what to do with the situation, he was fighting a big fight with himself. Did I really let go of that? On the other hand, he wanted to convince himself that if no one spoke, he has not done anything wrong. It was a serious mistake and that move could have led to a loss, but it was corrected. At the end of the competition, I asked him: did you accidentally release the piece? He judged this by humiliating me in front of others and ignored me for years. Around 1997 the relationship became normal again when we met in an elevator and discussed everything. The case was greatly inflated by the media, Kasparov's big rival, Anatoly Karpov's staff too. It ruined the competition for both of us. Karpov cleared the field, achieving one of the greatest victories of his life. For me, it has become the strangest story of my life. Even now I could not whole heartedly recommend a 17-year-old to hold a world champion accountable.
(source: telex.hu/sport/2021/02/10/polgar-judit-vezercsel-kaszparov-vilagbajnoksag)
That is not her job; the people running the tournament need to make sure that the rules are enforced. An honourable opponent would have admitted what he had done whether it started as an accident or not.
thanks for sharing. sad.
Poor woman.
Kasparov is a sh@t for that incident. The fact that not only did he make the mistake, he wasn't honorable to admit it, then bismirches her reputation after... to me that's unforgivable. Also that Judith had to keep quiet to maintain her chess career.... what an AH he is.
Not that Kasparov isn't an oily SOB for the whole thing, but only in the shadow of Kasparov's media presence in the west could the takeaway be "even though he removed his hand, and then humiliated me and blacklisted me afterwards, the whole things was Karpov's fault when you really look at it".
Kasparov did a very clear "take back" in a game against Nakamura. Nakamura reacted to it in one of his videos and he said that he didn't object because the game wasn't going to decide the tournament and Kasparov was doing the tournament post-retirement, so Naka was like, whatever.
So he just handled it like Kasparov going senile 😂
He literally didnt care
What is Kasparov is just an average chess player but keeps getting away with takebacks?
@@ButlersTraining Lol Hikaru never cares! 😂
There's actually a fun rule at a chess club I go to some times, for every 100 points one player has above another, the weaker player gets one takeback. So a 1400 player would get 4 takebacks against an 1800 player. It's an interesting way of giving odds.
That's actually a pretty cool rule
Takebacks shouldnt be part of the game how else will you learn from your mistakes
@@nickpeitchev7763 yes
is it after the next move?
I think that's great how else are you going to get people to play more chess.
I've seen the video, and he CLEARLY lets go of the piece, then grabs it again and moves it somewhere else. If you move a piece and let go of it for even a fraction of a second, THAT'S YOUR MOVE, end of story. To do what he did is cheating which means he automatically loses, OR has to leave it where he put it. He knew what he was doing, and that what he did was wrong.
He cheated.
He knew he cheated.
The arbiter saw he cheated.
Still, has the AUDACITY to say: "... she just publicly said I was cheating. ... I think a girl of her age should be taught some good manners before making such statements." ('ten Geuzendam, 1994, p. 72-80)
Gotta love some good ol' sexism Garry.
"Gary Cheated. The evidence was removed." It's been removed again, link no longer works. BTW, what a "coincidence" that Kasparov (represented by Master Class) is a major advertiser on CZcams, even on this very video!!
czcams.com/video/SwsYWmjUP-k/video.html min 14
@@TheKaryo thank you for this link.
@@raiejust1499 Also here: czcams.com/video/WIXJdQbjez8/video.html
I'm gkad I saw the footage before it got.. 'corrupted'.
Kas[arov indeed moved his hand from the peice. ANd she reacted instantly, though I'd say her first expression was one of shock/disbelief.
It seems the link to the video no longer works. "Very strange..."
Mars Aspen-Murray I wonder if that could have been removed because of complaints, I also wanted to see the original footage
I knew it man the russians are trying to cover it up, they probably pre-arranged the arbiters to let kasparov cheat and the lighting and noise in the tournament to mess up judit too man its the fuckin russians
x99 How can you say that, Russians are good people. It has to be the Zionists.
_holy shit you're right_
x99 Kasparov is Jew
Such a great pleasure to see Ms. Polgar. She is definitely a top chess player. Great show, thanks for sharing it.
the dog is sleeping 24/7/365 😂
Don't you mean 24/7/52 ?
Or maybe just 24/365 ?
Every episode the doggo is in I hope it ends up flipping out on the couch, those are always my favorite episodes.
@@thomashead-rapson811 haha true
Original Video Footage www.youtubepp.com/watch?v=oADSFgvs5L4
This is one of the things that shows Kasparav is not honorable. I remember a game where I was beating someone rated 300 points below me and I touched my king and then realized it was mate if I moved my king. My opponent didn't know I touched my king because he wasn't at the table.
I didn't even think about moving another piece. That's the rules. I'd have no sooner moved another piece that I would have tried to move a knight up 2 and over 2.
You're lowkey an idiot
He didn't know you touched your king, and you only touched it
If I'm playing online and i hover my queen over a square to help see what it looks like, am I obligated to place it there?
@@jadensmith1820 these r tournament rules....u play the piece u touch
I totally agree!! The rules are there for everyone for the play by so the competition is fair.
@@jadensmith1820 If it's touch move in software then the software has logic to enforce it. If it's not touch move, then you are not obligated to move it. And you sir, are inexperienced if not also an idiot.
Jaden Smith you’re high key a bad person. You’re not smart for taking advantage of others. That’s just a dick move. Congrats on getting away with it tho
I don't play at club or tournament level, but it's my understanding that if you let go of the piece for any amount of time, it counts as a move.
True
Not true... Your intentions also play a part
I really feel bad for poor Judit aged 16, probably admiring Kasparov, and Kasparov completely spoiling her (at the moment) most important tournament ever, behaving like the worse a*****e ever. Plus it's not the only time he did this. You know none of us is perfect. He just should admit the fault when it's recorded, instead of hiding it by all means available, we all do mistakes and even big mistakes that show our very weakness, you know when a person is a real human not as how few he felt down, but how often he went back on his feet rightfully. No one is always strong and perfect. But some admit their imperfection, are sorry and try to do better next time, and others don't want to change at all, have absolutely no compassion for a younger player (???WTFIGWWH???) and pay other to hide their mistake in order to look perfect. It's really sad, mainly for them, and especially when they are world champ. That really doesn't help to get our sympathy back. The good end through, is that Judit beat him many times after that and even became renown particularly because of her spectacular wins against Kasparov. Not al the time, but sometimes... sometimes there is some justice out there and then we all enjoy. And how indeed we enjoy Judit's games and fantastic style and unique talent.
Thank you for sharing this game!I remember this was in the papers those days..no internet,but inexplicably no move notation in 'The Guardian'(UK).At that time Judith was a rising star&to me it felt like Kasparov was anxious about the possibility of conceding a point to her. I stopped liking Kasparov after this because in my mind,the manly thing to do,especially as World Champion,is to resign despite not being in a losing position. In this way he'd retain dignity because how do you play on sensing your conduct has affected your opponent?
It is telling that footage is unavailable. This goes to the heart of the price paid for incorrect conduct: Now nobody is able witness (t)his smallness,yet in being unavailable,it is added to.
Judith was only 17 then and with the adjudicator being present&this being her 1st major tournament,one can only imagine the effect this incident had on her game.
czcams.com/video/D5aBJ03pTEM/video.html
czcams.com/video/SwsYWmjUP-k/video.html
czcams.com/video/SwsYWmjUP-k/video.html
Incident is around 13:50 very clear and blatant, the look on Judits face spoke 1000 words, It was almost as if she knew everyone must have seen it and realised nothing would be done anyway.
I would have flipped the board and shoved his knight where the sun don't shine.
@@spindoctor6385 You'd have certainly called the adjudicator..
@@andersonarmstrong2650 Haha yeah.. maybe i do not have the right temperament for international chess..
It appears to me that Kasparov got more negative publicity than if he had lost the game. At the same time many people felt sorry for Judith (fairly and correctly) since they saw what happened hence she got more positive publicity than if she had won the game. I guess it was not Kasparov that moved the Knight it was Maradona’s hands of god.
@John Smith It didn't seem to prevent her from becoming the highest-ever rated female player in the world.
Maradona's hand of god 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It was nothing... But since it was a woman everyone was talking about it. It would have been a draw
"When I can't win by the rules, I cheat" - G. Kasparov
Yup he used an engine to cheat right?
Where did you find this text?
i agree
Also Tal Baron
@@VulcanOnWheels are u joking?
2nd: During one tournament game against Judit Polgar, Kasparov made his move and seemed to take his hand away from the piece for a split second. He then moved the piece to another square. The shocked Polgar didn’t make a claim but later indicated that she thought the champion had indeed taken his hand off of the piece. Kasparov denied doing so. However, the game was videotaped, and a careful review of the tape showed that Kasparov did in fact let go of the piece. Unfortunately, chess doesn’t have instant replays, and no protest was possible after the game was over. If even world champions break the rules, what hope do the rest of us have?
- American FM James Eade
Would you create a remake og this video? The footage emerged again.
czcams.com/video/Vkb7IqihJ0g/video.htmlsi=CpVZSqHu8IBygPSC
Here is video footage of the incident: czcams.com/video/5M5RE1M3uY0/video.html
what's your opinion of when magnus carlsen, hikaru nakamura & garry kasparov cheated
alireza firouzja - 2019 blitz WCC by distraction vs magnus
vishy anand - 1995 PCA classical WCC by distraction vs garry
and
7 jews
alexei shirov - 2000 PCA WCC vs garry denial candidates re 1998 candidates vs Vlad Kramnik
levon aronian - 2016 hikaru vs levon touch move
danya naroditsky - 2020 & 2021 lichess vs magnus
ian nepomniachtchi - 2021 touch move vs magnus
anish giri - 2023 knocking over pieces vs magnus
including 2 jewish women
alexandra kosteniuk - 2009 blitz WCC touch move vs magnus
judit polgar - 1994 linares touch move vs garry
?
and when garry cheated in the 1999 kasparov vs the world and when garry baselessly accused american company ibm in 1997 deep blue rematch? and when magnus admitted in an AMA to logging into friends' accounts in ches***m
?
and the fact that they they are quisling traitors because
garry - traitor since cheated fellow jews; cheated 2 fellow jews judit & alexei shirov & accused americans
hikaru - traitor since cheated levon a future american & a fellow jew-or-american ( since jews & americans should stick together against ra()sm and stuff ) ; cheated a jew
magnus - traitor since accused hans who is of scandinavian descent; cheated 5 jews
?
note :
when magnus cheated alireza, alireza at the time was a fellow gentile non-american but was becoming french and the top french player at the time was jewish MVL
more info:
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"Popular videos don't just disappear from youtube" well ... in which world do you live in? :))))
This piece of shit Kasparov is being used by American Deep State as a pawn in their war against Russia... so videos revealing his character would be detrimental to that, which is why they're hunted and taken down.
Me: ** trying very very hard to even follow the moves **
Agadmator: *THIS IS NOW COMPLETELY WINNING FOR WHITE.*
Same😂
simple bro think of it like a deal you got to make. how would the ekshange benefit the king and where it have to be. so you'll think about stratégie ; board and pieces heh but let me ask my self when do i must have that deal !!!!!! so lines are just short Cut that yu got to learn to play against better than you but start with the first steps and be strategiC bro =) hope i did help =)
@@impostor8400 ?
@@impostor8400 i'm having a stroke
@@jameswhalley4998 That was seriously unintelligble, wasn't it. I think his cat may have typed it when he was not looking...
I've pulled so many Kasparov's Knight playing against friends xD
So, K's argument is that the move didn't bother him because he could have drawn?? That is ridiculous since he ended up winning. K is a tool. I saw the original footage and he did indeed take his hands off the piece. This is a travesty.
What he meant is that they would have force him to play Kc5 and it would have been a draw. Judith fanboys were saying this was winning for her
Video of the incident:
czcams.com/video/5M5RE1M3uY0/video.html
And him doing it again:
czcams.com/video/D5aBJ03pTEM/video.html
In Soviet Russia videos don't disappear from CZcams, CZcams disappears
CZcams disappears you!
.... and that doesn't happen now?
Yes and woman they have thick ankles!
There is a link to download from other downloadable site: I was looking for that video 2 years ago, came back here, shows up and it says its private so i searched again for it and found it B-)
imgur.com/a/ImBB5Az - quickly download a copy of it with y2mate/youtubePP downloader - link at the end of slides!
Original Video Footage www.youtubepp.com/watch?v=oADSFgvs5L4
Here is a video of Kasparov letting go of the knight czcams.com/video/--hn1TzIKz4/video.html
Someone not wanting to see the evidence of Kasparov cheating seems to have taken down the video. It definitely exists and it is as clear as day. But here is more cheating from Kasparov: czcams.com/video/D5aBJ03pTEM/video.html
@@BANKO007 found the linares footage :) - take a copy for yourself Download a copy of the footage to your hdd or ssd: www.youtubepp.com/watch?v=oADSFgvs5L4
Here's a video of the incident: czcams.com/video/Vkb7IqihJ0g/video.html
8:52 is when the controversial 36...Nc5/Nf8 move is discussed
The footage of the incident m.czcams.com/video/5M5RE1M3uY0/video.html
Very clear cut video here czcams.com/video/5M5RE1M3uY0/video.html
No one is above the rules and this just shows even legendary chess players sometimes, perhaps unintentionally, "cheat." Judit should have stopped the clock and called an arbiter and she would have gotten justice.
What happened next?
Watch this video at 3mins for footage
czcams.com/video/7OuzspVF2So/video.html
vinm300 thx man
The video: czcams.com/video/5M5RE1M3uY0/video.html
The video has been removed from this posting as well. WTF?! Who is responsible? World Chess is still a shady, disreputable business.
For everyone czcams.com/video/5M5RE1M3uY0/video.html
Here is an updated video since the link in description isn't working. Let's hope this doesn't get deleted.
This is a link to the video showing the incident.
czcams.com/video/--hn1TzIKz4/video.html
Not working anymore - but this one works: Download a copy of the footage to your hdd or ssd: www.youtubepp.com/watch?v=oADSFgvs5L4
@agadmator czcams.com/video/--hn1TzIKz4/video.html
aaa, thank you sir :)
And now that video is also gone. Interesting.
The video is not available
any one have a new link?
haha its gone
One of your pillows ran away around 14:25
Why couldn’t Kasparov just be honest? The mans ego is out of this world
judit polgar vs kasparov! Classic Footage iChess Channel 2.. Thank you for the excellent videos and the great job
Bad break for Polgar. That game was hers. The video footage of this game was either destroyed or lost.
Video link
czcams.com/video/5M5RE1M3uY0/video.html
There's a special pit in Hell awaiting those who take back chess moves. Sad to know that Kasparov, of all people, will wind up there.
boy ur a idiot!
Hey Agadmator, currently rewatching this, but in going down the Polgar rabbit hole ended up going through games from the 2005 candidates tournament which Judit participated in.
Check out Polgar v Rustam Kasimdzhanov - brutal game!
Here it is, Kasparov's moment of shame:
czcams.com/video/SwsYWmjUP-k/video.html
Kasparov got away with one there :D
+Peter Warme He sure did :D
Ajedrez and the Spanish team busted him again with a little bit of my help:
imgur.com/a/ImBB5Az - quickly download a copy of it with y2mate/youtubePP downloader - link at the end of slides!
@@TymexComputing also here: czcams.com/video/SwsYWmjUP-k/video.html
Kasparov is Kasparov, but a knight is a knight!
Here is the Kasparov footage czcams.com/video/5M5RE1M3uY0/video.html
My dad takes back moves, although quickly after making them; all the time. Several moves each game. When he doesn't catch his mistake fast enough I usually win a rook or something :)
I remember Fischer calling Kasparov a gangster. What do you think about that?
If Fischer said it, I believe it. Fischer spoke truth to power. Especially regarding the American government, and foreign policy.
Fischer's words are law and order. You cannot argue with a true Champion!!
MaximilianAlex America in general but not specific Americans who got health problems out of it
@@Alex-qn9og No one deserves tragedy. But America is the villain in our world, they are the baddies... So yeah.
@@BodhiGeraci isn't "baddy" relative to perspective?
Garry Kasparov dropped the piece.
You dropped it, you leave it.
The link for the move is no longer working, here's an alternative option
czcams.com/video/Vkb7IqihJ0g/video.html
Thanks for the tip regarding Jessica's biography on Rashid Nezhmetdinov - what a life that he had.
Kasparov couldn't let a little girl beat the world champion! So he cheated which goes to show he was very afraid of her. The world champion was frightened and took advantage of his position (title) against a newcomer....a little girl newcomer....and cheated. The fact he just can't bring himself to admit his cheating even years later shows what an enormous ego he still has and his lack of character......such a character is akin to an online player using an engine to help him. I have no respect for the man, if one can call him that. Judit, on the other hand, is a total class act.
Just for emphasis, that Kasparov STILL WON'T ADMIT he cheated (and he certainly knew and he certainly even saw the evidence on camera) shows his severe lacking of good character.
He has a serious attitude in another linearis tournament he was beaten by a 16 yr old radjabov and just left without resigning so radjabov had to wait him out later he also said this is a disgrace to chess like the ass he was
Found it Download a copy of the footage to your hdd or ssd: www.youtubepp.com/watch?v=oADSFgvs5L4
In ultimate blitz tournament in Saint Louis last year Kasparov did the samething with his knight against Nakamura
Me when playing chess:
"Uh, those last 12 moves I made were actually just j'adoube. "
Alternatively:
"Hey, if this is a dumb move, it's actually just j'adoube."
After some digging, here's a report from 1994 about the incident that was itself based on reports from The Guardian and The TImes newspapers. Apparently the price the Madrid film company was asking for to show the footage was around £150,000 or $200,000 in 2017 money. No more information about where the footage went after that.
groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!searchin/rec.games.chess/polgar$20kasparov|sort:relevance|spell:true/rec.games.chess/ThM_xqbgw9k/6iQ_TRC17XoJ
nabiddy badiddy 404 error
+Omcsesz The link works fine for me.
@@fad1969 Yes, it works for me too.
Ivanchuk drew 2nd game vs Aronian...
Chucky played surprisingly bad in the 1st game, he's out of the competition because of his 1st game really...
Yeah, its upsetting. He was playing so well and once loss ruined his tournament. Terrible set up by the FIDE considering the importance of this event.
i have seen it, he let go of the piece completely for a very short moment
Ah a game between Kasparov and Polgar, two of my all time favourite GMs! I think Kasparov at his peak was the best of all time and Judit...Well who would not love a woman playing chess who can compete against even the highest level playing men and who also was and still is so beautiful?
You have a very nice channel! I enjoy these 5 - 15 minute videos a lot! :)
The best of all time is TaL.. In my opinion. SURELY NOT CHEATING KASPAROV
Kasparov moved a piece and released it and then moved it again as he didn't like the spot he originally moved it to allegedly per a video they are not releasing. Why are they not releasing it? I would only assume that it would confirm the allegations and paint Kasparov in a bad light. It has already done that, so irrelevant at this point.
Awesome .. video and I wanted to mention my incident..
After I completed my match against my frnd and classmate in school..he asked me do I go for any extra coaching
....I replied yes👍..he asked me where
My reply was the teacher's name is Agadmator...he was shocked
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+Kartik Ranjan Nice :) Did you win?
agadmator's Chess Channel I love agadmator's voice.... It feels me great so this is the reason I I subscribed his channel... He is just a wonderful chess analyzer which is too amazing to tell.
Actually opponent resigned....as I played a discover check on him and even attacking his rook
+Kartik Ranjan Nicely done! Glad to hear it :)
check out ChessNetwork as well, one of the best teachers in youtube
Minute 10:52 : After the variation you suggested with bishop captures on F7 with check wherever the king goes if white follows with Queen G6 with check I think that is no longer at least a draw for black.
Judit a beast !
No one at any level should offer or receive take backs. Part of the ethos of chess is that you're supposed to foresee the consequences of your moves. How can you learn the game if you're always getting take backs.
God bless this channel ! I love it ❤❤❤
You should follow this up with K's loss to Radjabov and mention that K instead of congratulating the 15 year old for beating him, refused to shake hands and ran off the stage looking for his mommy. This is all hearsay of course, can anyone confirm this?
+Testa I confirm this. I was following this game live when it was played :D
Then there was K's game against Carlson when Magnus was 13. First, Kasparov showed up 15 minutes late. Then when K ended the game suddenly with a quick handshake and walked away, Carlson thought he had resigned. So did I. it was officially called a draw, though. Carlson never agreed to a draw. So as far as I'm concerned, Kasparov just resigned.
I don't care how famous a player is, no one should be allowed to do that. He does NOT just get to force a draw on his opponent that way.
Testa Sounds legit, his facial expression after losing to IBM computer was priceless.
@@Astrobrant2 hmmm before the handshake, kasparov should have asked you wanna draw?
@@scottwarren4998 I would think so. Isn't that the way it's done? Isn't there a rule concerning that?
Nxf6 was Judit's mistake, trading pieces from there gives the advantage to Kasparov.
Holy crap I didn't know Kasparov cheated.
what's your opinion of when magnus carlsen, hikaru nakamura & garry kasparov cheated
alireza firouzja - 2019 blitz WCC by distraction vs magnus
vishy anand - 1995 PCA classical WCC by distraction vs garry
and
7 jews
alexei shirov - 2000 PCA WCC vs garry denial candidates re 1998 candidates vs Vlad Kramnik
levon aronian - 2016 hikaru vs levon touch move
danya naroditsky - 2020 & 2021 lichess vs magnus
ian nepomniachtchi - 2021 touch move vs magnus
anish giri - 2023 knocking over pieces vs magnus
including 2 jewish women
alexandra kosteniuk - 2009 blitz WCC touch move vs magnus
judit polgar - 1994 linares touch move vs garry
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and when garry cheated in the 1999 kasparov vs the world and when garry baselessly accused american company ibm in 1997 deep blue rematch? and when magnus admitted in an AMA to logging into friends' accounts in ches***m
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and the fact that they they are quisling traitors because
garry - traitor since cheated fellow jews; cheated 2 fellow jews judit & alexei shirov & accused americans
hikaru - traitor since cheated levon a future american & a fellow jew-or-american ( since jews & americans should stick together against ra()sm and stuff ) ; cheated a jew
magnus - traitor since accused hans who is of scandinavian descent; cheated 5 jews
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when magnus cheated alireza, alireza at the time was a fellow gentile non-american but was becoming french and the top french player at the time was jewish MVL
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This episode IS on CZcams!! With comments turned off, a Spanish tv news broadcasting excerpt!
I saw the footage on youtube a couple of days ago. Judit the poor girl was so cute as she made a stolen move to look aside in order to check there was anybody else who saw this.
ah i remember this ...i have seen the video...the vision is there in my head...but it was a long long time ago
I used to root for Kasparov back in the day since the alternative was Karpov which was even worse. But I cannot understand the mindset he had with always being such a douche towards the other top players. Today in contrast every top player seems to be very friendly and respectful towards each other.
There's a nifty novel called Zugzwang. Part of the plot is the introverted personality of the chess master sometimes. www.amazon.com/Zugzwang-Novel-Ronan-Bennett/dp/B0046HAKV2
Thank God the players are now so bland
How is Karpov worse? Kasparov spent years making him out to be the symbol of everything wrong with the Soviet Union, but Karpov was just a chess player. One more personally liked by his contemporaries, and without the deep legacy of d*** moves that marred Kasparov's career. Even as head of the PCA he ran a candidates tournament in 2000 to determine who would face him for the World Championship, then switched the winner for the loser.
Can you imagine how he would have reacted if that had happened to him in 1984? Even the possibility that there were people who *wanted* to do it, which he can't prove, has been one of Kasparov's obsessions for years.
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video czcams.com/video/SwsYWmjUP-k/video.html.
Watch at 13:40
An analysis shows that even if Kasparov played the move he could have drawn the game though of course he wanted to win
If he was fine with it why take it back. It’s because he didn’t see the draw. He knew he had lost in that moment and then cheated his way back into the tournament
The DISGRACE of chess
Fuck off
The cheating was bad enough, but he could just apologize and say arbiter should have called. That would have been correct thing to do. Instead he doubled down on his bad act.
His gaslighting her publicly afterward and dismissing her as a disrespectful 17 year old was the real POS move.
do you side with wesley, bobby & hans (axis of evil) who never cheated or did anything immoral in chess as adults over magnus, garry & hikaru (allies of evil) who cheated jewish-or-american players OTB and also gaslighted/baselessly accused jewish-or-american players?
magnus - cheated anish, wesley, alireza, danya 2x, nepo, alexandra kosteniuk, sergey & baselessly accused hans & gaslighted reporter re nepo
garry - cheated judit, alexei shirov, vishy, MSN & baselessly accused IBM & gaslighted judit
hikaru - cheated levon & baselessly accused hans & gaslighted interviewer re cheating levon
I like Judit's bishop pair, on e3 and f3
Judit is my chess crush.
Judit Polgar, Irina Krush and Yifan Hou + Jennifer Shahade are the Crush for me :)
Kasparov was a great chess player maybe greatest but in terms of sportsmanship he isn't an idol. He did many questionable things in his reign. Like passing disrespectful remarks after losing or even once he deliberately left match in between without resign so his must wait till clock run out.
This is a video of that moment:
czcams.com/video/5M5RE1M3uY0/video.html
cool thanks!
I listen i learn.....thank you. ..
I dunno what to think about Kasparow. Once he shows his absolute genious and the other time he shows his cheating, pretensious side
Its the approach of a world champion - you cannot allow a thought that you could lose, Magnus behaves the same way and unfortunatelly its the correct approach :( - but we like and get inspired by Polgar, Svidler, Nakamura Ivanchucky and Tal - btw - the video can be downloaded from youtube with some downloader script/site as it has been found again: www.youtubepp.com/watch?v=oADSFgvs5L4
Where is the game when she wins against him. It's very important game in chess history and we deserve to see rematch
It will be one of the first results when you search Kasparov-Polgar. Even though it was her only win in 17 games.
@@JimmyBoosterCrate they played 17 games!? Wow
czcams.com/video/5M5RE1M3uY0/video.html the link to the video, though the issue is only further complicated with this
Amazing game! As always) Is it possible to see you play against Chess Network?)
'popular videos don't just disappear from youtube'
I really like that quote by Kasparov
Garry did the same thing to Nakamura five years ago at a Blitz tournament in St. Louis. czcams.com/video/D5aBJ03pTEM/video.html. Nakamura didn't complain. Let's remember that Garry was his chess trainer ten years ago. So there is a great deal of respect because of that.
Antonio, I am glad that you are better from that cold!
I JUST watched the actual video footage like 2 mins ago
How come the video of the incident is blocked ?! Don’t have any restrictions on my account... or so I thought
Why is the footage disabled?
Because kasparov is a cheater
because the russians are trying to cover it up man
I don't think Kasparov and the Russians get along very well....
would not surprise me if he is blaming the Russians...lol
I was looking for that video 2 years ago, came back here, shows up and it says its private so i searched again for it and found it B-)
imgur.com/a/ImBB5Az - quickly download a copy of it with y2mate/youtubePP downloader - link at the end of slides!
Original Video Footage www.youtubepp.com/watch?v=oADSFgvs5L4
Judit could have taken e5 pawn by rook after kn g8. Is there any tactical stroke after that. In the end that pawn cause the trouble
Sorry but my understanding is that Judith decided not to make a complaint because she was not aware of there being a camera in a room behind where the room in which the game was played, and only became aware of this some time afterward. No? Yes?
Ok, this needs clearance bcoz most people are spreading conspiracy theories here and are kind of disrespectful to Kasparov.
First of all, the reason the footage gets removed is that it is heavily copy right protected. The Madrid company which filmed the game asked then 150 million Pasetas for the rights to the film! (about 80,000 British Pounds), which is indeed a huge amount of money.
Second: according to the Arbiter Carlos Falcon, Kasparov moved the Knight but didn't release it and by Law, he was perfectly allowed to move it once again.
Thirdly: Instant replay isn't part of the Laws of Chess (there is nothing such VAR in Chess), so if Judit had raised the issue during the game and complained, it would've been down to what the arbiter thought he saw.
So, please don't spread conspiracy theories and have some respect for one of the greatest chess players ever!
You can reemit footage that was publicly available (for example in a tv) and this one was publicly available :) when you play chess you know if you dropped the piece or kept it in hand, you might forget to push the clock - he simply moved one piece 2-3 times in a row not once
WHY DID THEY ALLOW KASPAROV TO DO TWO MOVES ( CHANGE HIS MOVE AFTER RELEASING IT?)
This is the only example I have ever heard of Kasparov doing such a thing. It is possible that he didn't realize that he'd done it or maybe he just couldn't accept the idea of losing to Judit. No one is perfect. If he did it on purpose it is a terrible thing but it does not take away from his extraordinary career. We all have made mistakes in our life, many of which are a lot worse than cheating on a move in chess.
He did the same against Nakamura.
tied to watch video but was unable
the message said it was private
And in this regard Agad should consider giving us a game where Judit crush Garry squarely,
Morally Judith won. Still not too late for Gary to admit and apologize.
She did not. It was a draw otherwise