Play over tactical puzzles...... play tournaments at all time controls.....TEACH people how to play........play over Grandmaster games..... BOTH tactical and positional grandmasters......and just have FUN !!
This is Detroit wes giving a shout out to my coach and friend Big John brooks this is the best documentary of the detroit chess scene I've seen very well done we will make are mark in the chess world soon enough Detroit for life
Given' a shout out to Renee, Rosey, Brown, The Immortal Stein, Fireman Small, YMCA Price--these are some of the other Brothers who have been on the scene over the past 25 years. They have helped me become who I am on the chessboard.
it's really hard to hear what is being said during certain parts because the music is so loud. I hope someone re-mixes the sound without the music being so loud.
My man Quan. Long time no see. Hope life is doing you right. Good to see you still in the game doing your thing. This is great!!! (I'm Lionel's ex, if you've forgotten. It's been a minute).
MY SYSTEM, by Aaron Nimzovitch and the Polgar book. Study these two for ten years or more--oh, you may want to look at Tal too. The rest are footnotes. LOL (Obviously my opinion.) THE IDEAS BEHIND THE CHESS OPENINGS BY RUEBEN FINE IS A CLASSIC--if you can find this book buy it--never loan this out.
Wasn't 'My System' a pretty bad book? I think grandmasters have said it's bad. Most likely Fischer and Tal books are the best, also Garry's. By your comment, I would be shocked if you had a rating over 2000. Anyway, Chess book seems to be overrated, that is, not very useful. Better is to study, to play, to use the computer, and to play better players than yourself. Books have never made grandmasters. Many grandmasters don't even read books.
"My System" had some fancy new ideas for the time, many of which were not sound though. The more down-to-earth "The Game of Chess" by Siegbert Tarrasch has aged a bit better. And a good chess book definitely helps when you start out.
I mean Chess books. Most GMs don't read Chess books. I know most of them have read one or two, but nothing beyond that. I am sure that most young GMs don't bother reading, they just use the computer and so on. Of course, Bobby was known for reading just about everything on Chess, including books. And, regarding my sources, a lot of GMs have said Chess books -- most Chess books -- are bad and unhelpful. I can start citing GMs if you want, haha.
Big money tournament?? What big $$$ tournament? I know you're not in the world's top 100, even m Ashley isn't. Players compete for a trophy and petty cash. The slice of the pie in chess tournament s is mini sized. There's NO financial security in that sport. Non-fide players competes for peanuts, no lie! Even GM Sergey Tiviakov has talked about quitting and getting a normal nine-to-five. Oh, Think I'm joking?? Look it up, son.
Big money tournament in the United States the world open 12grand the millonaire tournament first place was 100k the Chicago open 10k the north American open 7k big money tournament in the United States
@@derekwilder2432 Aha, right, and Are you strong enough to compete in those?? What's your rating? Are you at least IM strength?? Im surely not! How many times a year, or a month, am I required to snatch 1st place in one of those events in order to keep bringing the bacon at my residence's table? Not to mention rent, bills, etc., Etc. I'd love to read your answer!
Even Bobby Fischer suffered the petite financial rewards of chess: lived in messy apartments, etc. of course that all changed later, but in beginning he was lucky enough though to have helping people who saw that his talent was worth saving. But how many of us, even though passionate about chess, are a Bobby Fischer?
freeadvice4lost_Kate R. Pillars my ratings is 2100 yeah its a tough fight but here in Detroit you can make a decent living of chess it alot of hard work i work as a coach tournament director i have numerous chess camps and i stream chess i may not be a millionaire yet but chess pays all my bills and i have money left over. This is true i make money doing what i love. And i enjoy it its hard sometimes but i make it work
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Great documentary, greetings from Mexico, that is how chess unites us
Play over tactical puzzles...... play tournaments at all time controls.....TEACH people how to play........play over Grandmaster games..... BOTH tactical and positional grandmasters......and just have FUN !!
I could not have said it better!
Being a young black chess player from the South, this documentary made me so happy to see.
This is Detroit wes giving a shout out to my coach and friend Big John brooks this is the best documentary of the detroit chess scene I've seen very well done we will make are mark in the chess world soon enough Detroit for life
Much respect to the brothers playing chess out there in the D...great documentary!!
Chess is a beautiful game!
Given' a shout out to Renee, Rosey, Brown, The Immortal Stein, Fireman Small, YMCA Price--these are some of the other Brothers who have been on the scene over the past 25 years. They have helped me become who I am on the chessboard.
Fantastic short film guys. Makes me want to visit Detroit and push some pawns with the chiefs.
Nice video Derrick! Liked seeing Al talking stuff.
That's what's up much Love brothers keep pushing
Great video, greetings from London, UK.
Fantastic. Great doc!
Love the video. Would love to see an updated one featuring the same players.
Love this doc 👏👏⭐️⭐️⭐️💯💯💯🙌🙌🙌🙌
Sweet vid
Love from Philly
Awesome job!!! When is the next one coming out?? How can I get in touch with Quan aka Negash? Thanks in advance!!
"Every chess player that got good at chess got their ass whopped"
Great indie documentary
it's really hard to hear what is being said during certain parts because the music is so loud. I hope someone re-mixes the sound without the music being so loud.
Derrick taught me how to play chess
Willie Bryant were did Derek teach you chess at sir
Great Words. Wonderful sense to document it. Best wishes and next moves to everyone. Thanks man.
awesome!!!
My man Quan. Long time no see. Hope life is doing you right. Good to see you still in the game doing your thing. This is great!!! (I'm Lionel's ex, if you've forgotten. It's been a minute).
The cidcada are so loud I can barely hear him talking.
Good documatary doe I notice this v big bro ran across this my cuz play chess wow...
MY SYSTEM, by Aaron Nimzovitch and the Polgar book. Study these two for ten years or more--oh, you may want to look at Tal too. The rest are footnotes. LOL (Obviously my opinion.) THE IDEAS BEHIND THE CHESS OPENINGS BY RUEBEN FINE IS A CLASSIC--if you can find this book buy it--never loan this out.
Wasn't 'My System' a pretty bad book? I think grandmasters have said it's bad. Most likely Fischer and Tal books are the best, also Garry's. By your comment, I would be shocked if you had a rating over 2000. Anyway, Chess book seems to be overrated, that is, not very useful. Better is to study, to play, to use the computer, and to play better players than yourself. Books have never made grandmasters. Many grandmasters don't even read books.
"My System" had some fancy new ideas for the time, many of which were not sound though. The more down-to-earth "The Game of Chess" by Siegbert Tarrasch has aged a bit better. And a good chess book definitely helps when you start out.
Nothing beats the 'Predecessors' series of Kasparov.
@@TheClassicWorld and who told you that grandmasters dont rea books? From what ive heard in interviews almost all of them do
I mean Chess books. Most GMs don't read Chess books. I know most of them have read one or two, but nothing beyond that. I am sure that most young GMs don't bother reading, they just use the computer and so on. Of course, Bobby was known for reading just about everything on Chess, including books. And, regarding my sources, a lot of GMs have said Chess books -- most Chess books -- are bad and unhelpful. I can start citing GMs if you want, haha.
Never lost a game on time . I dont belive it.
Money exchanging hands, inside the library.....classic!
I grew up with that boy brother detay and my cousin use to rob people on the ave all the time tru story
Where's my man FM James Canty??
Edward Rogers this is Derrick the narrator we reach out to him it was a conflict of schedule bro
The horrible cicada sound in the background does not help. Otherwise, very good stuff!
OH, I forgot David Phillips.
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Detroit
I could have done without the cicadas.
Worst audio ever! Great content
Honestly he soft as hell lil bro detay a real one no joke detay been bout street life no them personal...
Big money tournament?? What big $$$ tournament? I know you're not in the world's top 100, even m Ashley isn't. Players compete for a trophy and petty cash. The slice of the pie in chess tournament s is mini sized. There's NO financial security in that sport. Non-fide players competes for peanuts, no lie! Even GM Sergey Tiviakov has talked about quitting and getting a normal nine-to-five. Oh, Think I'm joking?? Look it up, son.
Big money tournament in the United States the world open 12grand the millonaire tournament first place was 100k the Chicago open 10k the north American open 7k big money tournament in the United States
@@derekwilder2432 Aha, right, and Are you strong enough to compete in those?? What's your rating? Are you at least IM strength?? Im surely not! How many times a year, or a month, am I required to snatch 1st place in one of those events in order to keep bringing the bacon at my residence's table? Not to mention rent, bills, etc., Etc. I'd love to read your answer!
Like i said, unless one's an elite GM, 100% dedication to chess=financial instability.
Even Bobby Fischer suffered the petite financial rewards of chess: lived in messy apartments, etc. of course that all changed later, but in beginning he was lucky enough though to have helping people who saw that his talent was worth saving. But how many of us, even though passionate about chess, are a Bobby Fischer?
freeadvice4lost_Kate R. Pillars my ratings is 2100 yeah its a tough fight but here in Detroit you can make a decent living of chess it alot of hard work i work as a coach tournament director i have numerous chess camps and i stream chess i may not be a millionaire yet but chess pays all my bills and i have money left over. This is true i make money doing what i love. And i enjoy it its hard sometimes but i make it work