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Chess strategy
Sweden
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 30 ส.ค. 2021
Hello there!
My name is Mikael von Bargen. I´m from Sweden but post everything in English to be able to reach a bigger audience. I apologize for any language errors since English is not my native tongue.
I am a decent chess player with an ELO over 2100 and love to dig more into the game so I spend lots of time solving puzzles and checking out new cool openings. As a player I am super aggressive and always try to play some wild gambit whenever I get the chance. For me, chess should be fun and I just love it when games go crazy.
Follow my channel to watch my chess videos with problems, puzzles and opening tutorials.
Contact me at mikael@vonbargen.se for if you have any questions, a puzzle or study to recommend, maybe even your own compositions. If I like them I will make a video about it and post on my channel.
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My name is Mikael von Bargen. I´m from Sweden but post everything in English to be able to reach a bigger audience. I apologize for any language errors since English is not my native tongue.
I am a decent chess player with an ELO over 2100 and love to dig more into the game so I spend lots of time solving puzzles and checking out new cool openings. As a player I am super aggressive and always try to play some wild gambit whenever I get the chance. For me, chess should be fun and I just love it when games go crazy.
Follow my channel to watch my chess videos with problems, puzzles and opening tutorials.
Contact me at mikael@vonbargen.se for if you have any questions, a puzzle or study to recommend, maybe even your own compositions. If I like them I will make a video about it and post on my channel.
For business proposals use the official channel e-mail handled by my agent, lukas@frankagency.se
Checkmate in 2 moves for white
White wins in 2 moves if played right.
Composer unknown to me.
Subscribe to my channel for more great puzzles, gambit tutorials and chess opening videos! Maybe also check out my videos about the online game Supremacy 1914?
#chess #puzzles #strategy #tutorials #endgames
Composer unknown to me.
Subscribe to my channel for more great puzzles, gambit tutorials and chess opening videos! Maybe also check out my videos about the online game Supremacy 1914?
#chess #puzzles #strategy #tutorials #endgames
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In a seemingly equal position white has a winning variation
มุมมอง 9K18 ชั่วโมงที่ผ่านมา
This looks like a pretty normal rook endgame to me and even though white is a pawn down he is winning! Composed by Harold Lommer. Subscribe to my channel for more great puzzles, gambit tutorials and chess opening videos! Maybe also check out my videos about the online game Supremacy 1914? #chess #puzzles #strategy #tutorials #endgames
A tricky 2-mover!
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Can you see how white checkmates in only 2 moves here? Composer unknown to me. Subscribe to my channel for more great puzzles, gambit tutorials and chess opening videos! Maybe also check out my videos about the online game Supremacy 1914? #chess #puzzles #strategy #tutorials #endgames
Play the right moves and white wins
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This is a cool study with an odd position. Can you see how white wins this? Composed by Leonid Kubbel in 1927. Subscribe to my channel for more great puzzles, gambit tutorials and chess opening videos! Maybe also check out my videos about the online game Supremacy 1914? #chess #puzzles #strategy #tutorials #endgames
White wins this but it's harder than it looks
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It might look easy but if you choose a wrong move you will not win this. Composer unknown to me. Subscribe to my channel for more great puzzles, gambit tutorials and chess opening videos! Maybe also check out my videos about the online game Supremacy 1914? #chess #puzzles #strategy #tutorials #endgames
Daily puzzle
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Can you find the mate in 2 here? Composed by Konrad Erlinger in 1922. Subscribe to my channel for more great puzzles, gambit tutorials and chess opening videos! Maybe also check out my videos about the online game Supremacy 1914? #chess #puzzles #strategy #tutorials #endgames
Find the right winning strategy as white!
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This is a cool study with an odd position. Can you see how white wins this? Composed by Ladislav Prokes in 1937. Subscribe to my channel for more great puzzles, gambit tutorials and chess opening videos! Maybe also check out my videos about the online game Supremacy 1914? #chess #puzzles #strategy #tutorials #endgames
A smart trick wins this for white!
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White only has a bishop and a pawn but he is still winning!. Composed by the chess icon Emanuel Lasker in 1900. Subscribe to my channel for more great puzzles, gambit tutorials and chess opening videos! Maybe also check out my videos about the online game Supremacy 1914? #chess #puzzles #strategy #tutorials #endgames
Can you solve this? Checkmate in 2 moves for white.
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Can you find the mate in 2 here? Composed by Matti Arvo Myllyniemi in 1970 . Subscribe to my channel for more great puzzles, gambit tutorials and chess opening videos! Maybe also check out my videos about the online game Supremacy 1914? #chess #puzzles #strategy #tutorials #endgames
Can you see how white wins this?
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This is a very cool study. Can you find the victory for white? Composed by Pavel Arestov & Martin Minski 2024. Subscribe to my channel for more great puzzles, gambit tutorials and chess opening videos! Maybe also check out my videos about the online game Supremacy 1914? #chess #puzzles #strategy #tutorials #endgames
Find the key move to checkmate in the next one!
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Can you find the mate in 2 here? Composed by Hellmuth Konrad Laaksonen in 1942. Subscribe to my channel for more great puzzles, gambit tutorials and chess opening videos! Maybe also check out my videos about the online game Supremacy 1914? #chess #puzzles #strategy #tutorials #endgames
Absolutely brilliant play saves the day for white!
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It's not that easy to see how but white can actually manage to get away with a draw here. Composed by Herman Mattison in 1931. Subscribe to my channel for more great puzzles, gambit tutorials and chess opening videos! Maybe also check out my videos about the online game Supremacy 1914? #chess #puzzles #strategy #tutorials #endgames
Tactic training! Find the forced win for white
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It's not that easy to see how but white can win this. Composed by Domenico Ercole del Rio in 1769. Subscribe to my channel for more great puzzles, gambit tutorials and chess opening videos! Maybe also check out my videos about the online game Supremacy 1914? #chess #puzzles #strategy #tutorials #endgames
Puzzle for strong players
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It's not that easy to see how but white can win this. Composed by Leonid Kubbel in 1935. Subscribe to my channel for more great puzzles, gambit tutorials and chess opening videos! Maybe also check out my videos about the online game Supremacy 1914? #chess #puzzles #strategy #tutorials #endgames
A suitable puzzle for New Years Day!
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It's not that easy to see how but white can win this. Composed by Ladislav Prokes in 1940. Subscribe to my channel for more great puzzles, gambit tutorials and chess opening videos! Maybe also check out my videos about the online game Supremacy 1914? #chess #puzzles #strategy #tutorials #endgames
White to move and find a brilliant win!
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White to move and find a brilliant win!
Will a pawn up be enough to win this for white?
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Will a pawn up be enough to win this for white?
Find some smart moves and win this as white!
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Find some smart moves and win this as white!
A chess study to solve for Christmas!
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A chess study to solve for Christmas!
The heroic knight wins this for white!
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The heroic knight wins this for white!
Define the winning strategy for white and it will lead you to victory!
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Define the winning strategy for white and it will lead you to victory!
White has a very smart way of winning this!
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White has a very smart way of winning this!
There is a win for white to be found here
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There is a win for white to be found here
Can you find the right moves to win this?
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Can you find the right moves to win this?
Sigh
Got it!
Got it. It's gonna be a good day . . .
Was a super easy one, once for a while (: Found solution in some seconds.
one more m2 2N3B1/3p4/p1kB1Q1n/p7/P4P2/2K5/8/8 w - - 0 1
Excellent puzzle here, thank you very much and God bless you.
Wh King to B8. Then White Pawn to C7. Doesn't matter what black does from there.
Why not this: white pawn promoted to queen at f8, then move 2 is for white queen to take pawn at b7, check mate, because king is stopped from moving by white king?
PSA: If you're sitting on this for longer that 20min, grab a board. I missed something crucial, dismissed the solution like 5min in, and my facepalm hours later woke the neighbours.
I guessed right:-)
After awhile, I stared at the correct answer and discounted it, again.
If a material advantage of one side is too great, I lose interest in the puzzle.
Not too difficult that one.
For me the key was noticing the position of black’s pawns and then seeing what intermediate square white’s queen had to be on to play Qf5# in response to Kg6.
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Lmao it’s the 2nd move I checked I think - Qh3?
I figured this one out because you either have to cover g6 after the first move so the king cannot escape, or be able to move the queen to f5 on the second move, in case the king moves to g6. Then I was able to go through the possibilities and use process of elimination.
That was an adventure that took far longer than it should have. In fact, after several minutes I had to walk away to clear my head. Upon returning I found the answer right away. Sure, it was a bit frustrating but that made finding the solution all the more satisfying.
Pretty good. Worked this one out by: -testing other pieces briefly and determining the first move had to be with the queen. -eliminating Qg3 and Qa6 due to ...g5, but recognizing the mate on the seventh rank if ...g6 -realizing that if Black plays ...g5, I can give mate with Qf5 -similarly realizing if Black plays ...Kg6, Qf5 is a dovetail mate -the only move that allows Qf5 or Q->7th rank on move two is Qh3 (and then recognizing the pin on the g-pawn if ...Kh8)
Harder than it looks ha ha
Solved😊
Good🎉❤
The 3rd worst feeling is not being able to solve Chess Strategy's puzzle. The 2nd worst feeling is being able to solve Chess Strategy's puzzle, but realizing that it was a particularly easy puzzle. The worst feeling is being able to solve Chess Strategy's puzzle, realizing that it was relatively simple, but then getting it wrong anyway because you didn't think through all the possibilities.
Did you get as far as G3 too? 😅
It must be g3 😂.
I only wonder - why do you start from a check in those false options? A good two mover NEVER starts from check...
Very occasionally, they do, I’m pretty sure one has been posted on this channel
@@4231jerome True. Also, it makes sense to show why the natural looking moves don't work, if only for the benefit of people who are new to puzzles.
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Not too difficult, I think.... Nice puzzle, thank you. :)
The fifth possible move h5 is obviously also mate... nice and easy one
When did chess notation change? When I learned it was different.
There is a production problem with this. The task bar blocks row 1. There is no need for that. It would be much better to always allow the entire board to be in view.
At 6:52 the black rook on the h file is pinned and so cannot go anywhere. Presumably the white king can just devour the other black rook if he is very hungry.
Queen to h5 is the first move
I'd have moved the rook, then when he takes knight move rook to last rank forking bishop and king and then winning endgame
Got it only after reading some of the comments. Many thanks again for posting.
And the 3rd thought was, that I will search for a poor victim to play this a many and a lot of times on the real chess board, until we have found a solution on our own, without peeping into the explanations... 😂
The second thought was, that this is an event for a whole family, everyone can take away a figure and there is a lot of action, 🤭😀...
😀🫣 When I read "beautiful" I thought o oh, there will as I know, a portion of let's call it dark humour involved...
After the king takes the knight, why can't the rook check on H6+, then check again on G6+ to fork the bishop?
Not found☹️
At the 7:06 mark, why doesn't Rook on H2 to H1 not work? What response did I miss?
RbG1 and a set of rooks will be forced off and black is winning
Black would get the Rg5 move he wants and can trade rooks or advance pawns.
@@tykemorris Ah - I see it now. Thanks!
Briiliant! Q sac and mate.
Briialnt Q sac and mate!
I considered the key move, but gave up. A difficult puzzle with a surprising ending, thank you.
I have found the second key move only in the pause the video moment, but not from the beginning position. So most probable in a real game I wouldn't have played the right first move either.
I find that your going through every false start is very helpful, for those wanting to improve.
Excellent excellent end game tactics and variations. Thank you very much and God bless you. Just loved this study and puzzle.
Of course I didn't solve this one. Again, out of my league.
I seem to be able to solve the easier puzzle very quickly, but am completely lost on more complicated ones like this.
Black looked so strong 😮
Correct move is at 2:40
Good🎉❤