same... I learn so many moves lmao

You can watch 12+ hours of it on twitch, it's really enjoyable

@@Julianio so true

Same

Me too broo.

True! He had to play rook a2 when he blundered right?

Servaaa CS:GO, BF & more accurate

Same

Rated R for relatable

2AM here

that is fking relatable

Maybe I’m too late for this and I’m probably not the best to give my opinion but I’ll try anyway. I’m rated 1912 FIDE which is not that high but it’s not hard to see far quickly. It’s more impressive to be slow and thorough. If I see 5 moves I don’t see the five moves individually I see the position after the five moves so maybe they do that on a larger scale.

It's cause they have played thousands of games.

Im not trying to discredit them at all, but a lot of the time these GMs also just react on muscle memory, they've played so many gamea that they come accross the same position countless times and often theres no reason for you to change moves in a certain position if its the best move, especially during development, popular openings tend to have the same following moves just in different sequences. You're definetly not wrong, more often then not even when facing a completely different game they predict the position 3-5 moves ahead while playing, almost as if in their mind they are playing a game in the future. At the end of the day though, a big part of chess is memory, obviously not everyone has to play the same way but if you go by finding the best moves, they are often the same moves and only in the end game you start playing real chess. This is a big reason why Carlsen is the world champ. Most SuperGMs cap at about the same level but Magnus' end game sets him apart from the rest of them. Still entirely impressive.

Its a mix of experience and recognizing mating patterns and positions. Its like doing similiar puzzles again and again

it is not only experience and repetition. you need a brain and majority of normal people dont have

That's because lower rated players don't play very sound chess, and therefore the positions become more tactical

Y M makes sense . Thank u !

Lenny Pinskiy Magnus once said 1000-2000 all you need is tactics

​@Lenny Pinskiy As long as you remember that you can use tactics to gain positional advantages or winning tempi for your developpement, and to look at potential opponent tactics. Studying tactics puzzles will help you exploit mistakes, and avoid making game losing moves. And such losses are very boring, and the wins because of blunders are not very fun either. So studying tactics will give you a more enjoyable chess experience, where you win by having the better plan, rather than being the one not to blunder.

Yeah he blundered I guess, and didn’t notice.

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yeah i just looked at that with stockfish cause it didnt make sense --- score is -3.9 at that point taking the knight

@@songsmadeforyou think they both thought the bishop was still on c1

@@Wisefish99 yeah that would make sense lol

@@pwner-yd2te As someone who has played a lot of Danish Gambit, I always did this mistake in the beginning! It's really intuitive and you need to remind yourself not to put the knight there! :D

just checked with stockfish and then came here to find the comment lol

Hahaha!!! I was going to make that *cumment*

Yeah except when he loses, then he's not so cool as in the sense of the word

yo te conozco

psico saca una serie de speedrun pls!!

Haz un video jugando blitz

Yeah the eval was -4.5 🤣🤣

Why didnt the f7 pawn took it ?

@@arrogant8295 knight takes e6

@@arrogant8295 Nxe6 royal fork

Demonic Bishop 💀

Lol same range

The Knight on A3.

Why didn't you just do it yourself?

@@just10NU cuz I'm lazy LUL

@@victor6010 one year lazy?? that is cool

Look closer.

what is that playlist?

It's better to play good moves instead of "cute" moves and losing the game. :-(

Woah, attitude. 1. He's playing to entertain. 2. The position is still completely winning. Fuck off

His queen is hanging as well so it dun work

Check whose move it is. At 20:45 it's white's move. Before that, Eric's queen was hit by the dark bishop. After 20:45. White's knight again was hitting the queen.

That's the best move, good job

If the queen stayed on b2, after pawn e4 the mate is not forced

Oh you mean 'Push 'em baby' It's on this channel only, search for "push 'em baby"

It's a blunder from the opponent, guess he didn't see it

You are correct, but Eric's queen is attacked as well

MrMelon247 yep I looked at the position a bit more and found it

He's living in a Czech stripclub.

Agree they should show the opening - a lot of learning opportunity there.

It's a pretty common one, especially at the 1700 or so level