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Same I have pawn checkmate and checkmate with under 1 second left

thank you king this was a solid video

I mean technically you would have made a hindu swastika (the peace one) as the nazi symbol is tilted

Why not Rd2 ?

That move was horrible he can put you in check and threaten your rook at the same time

I wanted to work on my real game commentary so this video is unscripted and relatively raw. Gotta always try to take it to the next level. Let me know your thoughts!!

When i see your vids i love it keep making more vids❤❤❤

Nice visuals man Keep it up

Bro what

Don’t they just take your queen after bishop c4? Or is there some trap? I’m not familiar with this opening

You said e4 twice Like this: white e4 black e5 white e4 when it’s supposed to be d4

Hello Nick, I would like to suggest you an excellent ultra positional game, zero direct tactics: Ribli-Andersson (Hoogovens Wijk an Zee 1973) Maybe their only match together that did not end in a quick draw.

Cant escape AI lol

I think the answer is yes 😂

FEEDBACK: give your game example the same attention to detail and time as the previous examples. I do like that you kept things concise but felt like some value was lost. To echo other comments, go into more detail of thought processes behind the moves made. Liked the format, no over hype, no filler. Subbed

FEEDBACK: When you went into the first game and you evaluated the position as being close to equal regarding material, the type of the position and king safety. But before you showed the first move I would have loved to hear about how you can spot the positional advantages in that position. What stands out for you? Where can the potential energy be found in the position that allows for the long term advantage? What is your thought process? Many times coaching is all about explaining the self-evident. There are things that are self-evident to both you and the student, and there are things that are self-evident only to you, and you often cannot tell which it is beforehand, so I felt lost during the moves as I felt like I was expected to see things that I just cannot on my own level. Or perhaps I just was not a part of the target audience.

FEEDBACK: In the first game, needed to see the actual checkmate sequence, rather than hearing, "checkmate is on the board". If we could see the checkmate sequence that easily, we probably wouldn't be watching your videos in the first place.

Great content! Energy is great and your strategy and tactics are impressive! Hope to see more soon!

Theres king b8

Great video!

I love the energy in your videos! And great title and thumbnail, I couldn't resist clicking on this video. As Ben Finegold put it recently, pattern recognition is one of the keys to improve at chess. Maybe even more so than calculation!

what if king took pawn b7

how have 4rooks?

lol there's a faster way. Go with the right most rook up to 8th for check. Black forced to take then give check with night where black is also forced to take with rook then push queen all the way up for check where black is forced to put the rook between the king and queen then take rook

Thanks bro I had this last game but couldn’t find the right move

Why did black king keep allowing the knight to check him?

for anyone wondering why the moves are like that it's because white King can't take the pawn cause after Kx black takes the knight with his bishop and RK vs BK is draw if played perfectly. so, after Rg8+ king has 2 choices and both get checked by Nc5 saving the knight from danger (or maybe if Kd7 you can go Nb8+ instead). The black king chases after the knight so the white king won't be able to take the pawn because RK vs BK is a draw. after Nc5+ black has 2 options for chasing the knight and to keep it simple: -if the king moves to the same diagonal as the knight then the knight just moves with check until eventually they end up in the backrank -if the king goes to the same file the rook can come to protect the knight while giving check

What if the opponent doesn't play exactly what you want him to play

King c6

What if rook takes horsey, and when white sacka queen with the check rook rakes queen instead of king?

Hey man, like the editing and video but can you give me a min to look at the board? I can't even pause at the start.

some say that bishop punk is still moving back to this day

the aviators remain a staple

What if black doesn’t follow the knight and instead tries to get pressure on the rook?

Raaaaaa

Even better than the last!!

the outfit change is iconic haha

Damn, bro didnt even let us see the board first and went "pawn to h5"

i dig the problem/solution format while getting to hear your thoughts along the way keep up the good work, brother

damn what a fucking stud over there teaching chess

Tu got ya back

1. Bxf6 Nxb3 2. Nh4 Nxa1 3. Ng6+ Kg1 4. Nxe7+ Kh1 After taking the trapped knight you will be up 7 material in the late game

Qd5 attacking the unprotected knight on A5 and threatening the knight on E8

Fried liver is good for black if you play a real line

Is the last move Qd4? I think it is but I didn’t look long enough.

Kh1

That's beautiful! 😊

rook h7 is also mate i think😂

uuh... ok im only rated 10 elo, but i think if you stall with king to g1, forcing black to move, they might accidentally blunder smth, idk