Not sure what's more amazing - their ability to stay so focused, or their ability to hold their breath for 13 minutes during this underwater chess match.

Hard to play against a young man who grew learning all your career tricks...

For those wondering, the final position is a dead draw. Kasparov plays Ke5 and then moves his knight back and forth between g6 and h4. Despite being two pawns up, white has no breaks to get through black's fortress. Overall excellent defense by Kasparov from what seemed like an absolutely horrible middle game position.

I watched one chess video...one..now all I get is chess videos in my recommended and i keep watching them. And I have no idea how to play the game

Amount of brain power in a room enough to bend reality

1:23 wtf is nakamura doing with his hand and the redbull? is he opening it in the 4th dimension or wtf did he do xd

wowww... I was thinking about a move, and Kasparov did it!!

8:19 what a complicated board.

If Garry Kasparov pushed the h pawn like that against me, I would resign immediately.

The amount of intelligence and skill in a single room destroyed video and audio quality

6:37 is when the cameraman loses his mind.

Doctor: You have 12 seconds to live. Kasparov at 12:35: 12, 12, 12...

What's with the camera? Was this game played underwater?

The person filmming this has really created a new form of cinema...

1:12 Can you give my queen wings?

1:23 i now do this to gain +10 accuracy

Always so satisfying when one of them plays a move you were thinking about / anticipated :)

Hikaru with that quick sharp mind, Kasparov with deep theory

5:52 "Only if i were 40 years younger and 40 times more motivated i would have shown this kid who the boss is."

When someone makes an unexpected attack or a good move against GK he reacts as if he has been physically assaulted..

0:53 , When someone on public transportation catches you staring at them

I know that Kasparov is going this his massive catalog of openings in his mind, but he really looks like he's having a Windows 10 moment there.

I've analyzed this game with Lichess and I am amazed at the quality of moves with such time limits.

Need to see more live games, this was great!

5:12 "Blyad"

To be retired and still play world class chess is something only Garry can do.

Blue vs Red damn! I’ ve been waiting all my life to see this match!

Now no one told me that every time a piece moves the content awareness goes up by 200%

I love how Kasparov glares at Naka after h5 in the opening as if to say "I bet u weren't expecting that young man" love it.

The fact that he managed to coax a draw out of Hikaru while operating under such severe time constraints speaks volumes about the integrity of his strategy.

Can i just add that this videography deserves an oscar

Chess without a cough is like soccer without a ball. Like rock without guitar, the life without love!

*Kasparov thinks for 40 seconds* h5

I just always appreciate that Kasparov has an "attack-first" mentality. His makes chess exciting to watch.

What exact electronic chessboard, those beautiful chess pieces and clock were used during this match? Regarding the clock I suppose it's DGT3000, isn't it?

Excellent ❤️

I'm loving this KZfaq stabilization, like I'm on an acid trip...

This is one of my favorite chess videos, the excruciatingly long pause by Kasparov at 0.14 cracks me up so much haha.

Lots of respect to this channel for replying everyone🌹

Does anyone know what pieces are these? I know it's a DGT board but the pieces are absolutely beautiful, mainly the knights. Where can I get these?

Kasparov did brilliantly defending with the black pieces especially against the clock too.

From what I've heard, Hikaru is one of the best Blitz game players, right? If so, then I would say for Kasparov in his "old age" achieving a draw against him is quite an impressive feat.

1:22 Hikaru starts distorting reality with the power of the pawn move.

They started playing on the Miller's planet(Interstellar) when Kasparov had only 12 seconds left.

Kasparov was taking a lot of time at the beginning and Nakamura is really good at speed chess.

Why should we use a tripod, when we can stabilize this in post-production, causing headache each viewers?

Awesome video

Finally a match with no interrupting coughs, and good camera angle.

Brah, is there a highway in front of the camera?

you have to give kasparov credit to staing this sharp, and still be able to compete against the best in the world nowdays, even after being inactive for several years.

it's amazing how they can manage time, movements and calculate moves at the same time

Gran partido , partidazzoooo !!

2:14 he looks at him like : let me check if he get into the trap

Kasparov is so good at calculating that before his first move, his reaction was like, I would be in so much trouble.

I thought Kasparov was out when he exchanged Rook for a Bishop. At 12-13 secs remaining Kasparov started saving his time and then did a great job to took both of Hikaru's Rooks. Wonderful calculated attacks with just seconds on the clock!

Dove si comprano quel set di scacchi? Mi piacciono i neri così ludici ma soprattutto i bianchi così..... Bianchi!! 😊

i only noticed that garry has white hair and he plays with black while Hikaru has black hair and plays with white ;)

Kasparov el mas grande de todos los tiempos, se retiro, volvio, ya esta viejo y todavia sigue dando guerras.

Hola!! Como se llama la marca y modelo del tablero en el que estan jugando? Gracias

2 questions. 1. why did the clock keep going from 10 seconds to 12 for the player on the right? 2. what move was there that the player on the right saw that decided it was time to give the handshake? Was it something he saw down the line happening that he had no move against?

Kasparov, king of chess, please come back to play

1:23 omega lol😂

Does anyone know what kind of pieces those are? Where they can be bought?

Title of song during this video, please! :)

impresionante ver como kasparov calcula jugadas es una maquina, y solo alguien como el gran Nakamura esta a la altura de el campeon mundial mas joven, gracias por compartir el video. saludos.

With the "These aren't the droids you're looking for" motion.

0:54 he's like "what?-_-" LOL. I love Kasparov, man.

do you know which chess pieces are these and where to buy them?

0:17 The sound in the background like I am switching lights on and off as a kid to see if there's a monster in my room.

buenísimo, gracias por compartir. Kasparov tuvo para arriesgar un poco más, me pareció. Saludos

I like the symmetry fo their body language at 1:48

Great game! Here is a mini-analysis of a critical moment in the game: Nakamura had a winning chance at 9:38, with the idea of his barrage: QRR (queen, rook and rook). 3 heavy pieces are skewering the B file like kebab style and when Kasparov inaccurately moved N d7 to defend, white gets an invitation if white can find the attacking idea! Frankly, given the time constraint and difficulty of finding the only good defending move for black: N c8, it is hard to fault the great Kasparov (Kasparov's move was not a blunder, at worst it may only be considered a big inaccuracy/minor mistake, if one agrees to making the distinction that blunders=huge mistake). Nakamura however, understandably wanted to keep the time pressure whilst continuing to play a sturdy game (just like how Kasparov perhaps wished for by going for a symmetrical english opening, who knows?). But, here we do see a very cautious Nakamura, and who would not be when facing Kasparov (maybe Magnus Carlsen)? The idea for white here at 9:43, after black defends with c6, the white Q leads the charge heroically to b5! Wow! If you spotted this sequence, good job! black has the best response of Rh4 to h7, which is arguably hard to find for an amateur like me and I would even argue it seems more engine and less human, but any other move that does not feature one of the rooks stepping back is a big mistake from black. Then, white invites a queen trade by Qc6 Black needs to take, otherwise, the next best moves like Qb8 side-stepping the trade allows white's rook a beautiful and mercurial sacrificing attack by taking pawn on b5 giving check! At this point it is very reasonable for a dignified resignation from black, because no matter what black does, the pawn that used to guard the black queen has now been forcefully moved in to defend the king from the check. Thus, white's remaining rook takes black's queen. What follows is an awful position for black, where if one does not retake with Nxb8 there in much likely hood a mate and even if Nxb8 the stockfish engine gives about +6 for white, if black can play a perfect defending game.

Gary loves to go under time-pressure! And then... boom! He blows! Seemingly in a disadvantage (Nakamura with plenty of time, up in material and young age weighing a lot in the balance), he manages to elliminate the +2 pawns material advantage, as he: 1. Has a Knight vs a Bishop in a closed position. 2. He has all of his pawns on dark squares against a light-squared Bishop. 3. His opponents vast majority of pawns are stuck on light squares, making life impossible for their Bishop!!! What a solid "positionnelle" game he has here! The Old Wolf is still merciless on the board...

Wow. That must have been unpleasant for Gary to play under that time pressure for so long. Well done!

Los 12 segundos más largos de la historia de hikaru Nakamura

Someone tell me why at one point in the game the clock always stayed at 0.12 when it moved?

Que final emocionante! Kasparov é uma máquina!

0:23, 4:54 the battle is so intense that the camera is suffering for the strenght!

Kasparov is amazing, with less that 30 sec and played almost perfectly.

I want to buy this type of chess board and pieces. How can i buy please tell me someone??

These two has pretty similar playing style..naka is fast and sharp and kasparov is deep and very creative

Esta excelente tanto la explicación como la práctica, que me puede explicar como se juegan damas españolas?

wondering what is the chess board they are using. Does anyone know?

Fantastic game!

13:30 Kasparov : You know if it was someone else I would crush him. Nakamura : Yes me too.

Just love watching Kasparov play !!!

please does anyone know the model name of the chess pieces?

What is that board they're using? DGT makes chess computers but this looks unfamiliar. If it's a computer I WANT ONE!

Garry stops Naka's 7 pawns with his 5; both sides giving up the exchange at one point. Too deep for me.

11:46 Its marvelous, look how they capture all the mayor peaces but the pawns still there

what kind of pieces are they using? triple weighted?

Love it

Everytime Nakamura does an interesting move, Kasparov adjust his chair

Is there popcorn boiling in the background ? No, some more players and their chessclocks. Very interesting to see, how the blocked position changed over. Kasparov is weak at the clock. Why ?

Would someone, please, explain me why is the game over (or at least a hint/clue) ? Could not figure out why Kasparov's king is lost at this precise moment... shame

What’s the name of these chess pieces, they look nice

Hikaru had more time to think 2min than Garry who had 20sec. But when Hikaru saw Garry played quickly, he got more tension :)

I’m very impressed with Kasparov on this one. Quick thinking. He made quite a lot of moves in a little amount of time. Nakamura had plenty of time and couldn’t think of any sort of attack.

Mister Garry K, your live in the France,or SWISS?

İş there double pawn on a2 line?