I just wanna say how appreciative of this series I am. Yours and Charlie's training sessions are what got me into chess, and this series is really helping me learn more.
It's quite sad to see Charlie's retirement from Daniel's teachings to focus on his professional chess grandmaster career, but I'm sure that was something we all knew was coming eventually
your videos are literally gold, insane that this content is free like this imagine back then if you told someone a super gm is teaching beginners for free lmao
I like how calling this a speedrun is actually apt, the fastest way to get better at chess is drilling the fundementals, playing soundly, reviewing and learning
Lessons learned 1)when opponent pushes pawn look what weakness is left behind 2)Dont allow opponent to push pawn with tempo in the opening attacking the knight 3)consider king safety when pushing g5 to chase away bishop 4)when playing greek gift sacrifice g5 square should be uncovered by the opponent 5)lobster pincer mate!!!! 6)Xrays should make us think about discovered attack tactics 7)attack is not about just 1 idea
“What is the name of this checkmate?what is the name of this maneuver? I want the name guys. Very good! The lobster pincer” - ohhh xqc what have you done...
Of the 4 big chess streamers that come to my brain, Gotham is the most entertaining, Hikaru is the funniest, Eric is the trickiest, and Danya here is by and far the most instructive and educational.
Your teaching is excellent, GM Daniel Naroditsky. You give intelligible and practical guidance with masterful real-time illustrations. Incredibly impressive! I'm new to chess and get easily bogged down with all the "variation mongers". I need practical, clear advice, and your videos have become my go-to. Kudos!
Today i was struggling with some certain attacks, but I keep reminding myself that a lot of attacking is about poking holes in their defensive structure. Many of these tips are helping me realize tactics that i can now further utilize. Thanks as always Daniel!
Another great video. Irving Chernev and Daniel Naroditsky seem to be the only people who can explain chess in a way understandable to sub-1800 players (and sometimes Silman).
@@yanisz9161 I dont wanna argue with you kiddo, but the saying goes "there are 2 sides of the coin" or "it's a double edged sword", the rim around a coin is not considered to be a side, because the coin never lands on it. just like the flat side of the blade doesn't cut
Very nice. I have dawdled around the 1500 mark for as long as I can remember, but there are lots of great tips in this series that I should probably already know. I like the Russian accent too, I would like to see more of that in future videos.
I love this series... I'm about 2000 but every video I have one or two things of basics which I learned, I normally are more the intuitive player, but to know why to do things is really helpful! You are the only TH-camr and Grandmaster who does this.. Big thank you! ✌️ Even though I have to say that it might last 2 years until you get 3000 on this account 😂
again i comment, i watch everything in a row and probably start over again after i finished. there is so much i learn in every video. i so often ask myself how to attack the castled king. very nice content,sir!
Excellent video, very instructive. Explaining how to convert advantages really resonated with me as its something I try to look for when learning how to play chess but hardly ever find. Can you recommend how any books/resources on how to convert advantages?
Hi Daniel! I just looked at the Carlsen Video from 2 months ago. I was wondering if this is correct. "Knight c4?? Because with the knight in that square he can promote freely. There's two ways this could go. One is you take the knight with your king. Carlsen promotes. You go A2 Check. He moves to A1. You can't go back to c3 because of the queen's diagonal. So when you try b2, he takes with the queen. Then the game is pretty much over. The other option is you ignore the knight. You go A2 Check. CArlsen moves to A1. You go B2 Check. He takes on A2 with the knight that is still on c4. Then promotes the Queen. And that should also be game. And the moment you take the knight in either scenario, he promotes which locks you out of dark diagonal that the queen now occupies. Thus, the pawns are unsupported and your assault of checks ends."
If you want to learn great chess. Subscribe and WATCH THIS SERIES! It will blow your mind 🤯. It will take you up in rating, as fast as your mind and discipline can handle.
Two questions about h6 to kick the bishop, 1) why are you happier with the bishop on h4 rather than g5? 2) Are you at all concerned about the g6 square which is less defended?
Where did Daniel's time go at 18:20? The game started around 16:20, so both players consumed 2 minutes total. There is no way Black has 4 mines and Dan has 3 - they should either both have 4 minutes, or 5-3.
I can't wait for you to get to 1300-1400 levels I've been stuck at this level for a very long time, I spend a lot of time playing games and gaining nothing How do I progress?
Continue to study all aspects of the game while trying to identify your worst weaknesses and analyze your games without an engine first. Work hard at the board and use a time control that allows you to check for blunders on every move (both yours and theirs) - 1400 players blunder frequently and if you can both avoid doing it & learn to capitalize when they do it you can easily get to at least 1700 before people start to become too solid.
I love playing the Evans gambit if you play 3 2 or even 10 minute. Most people do not know the theory of it and it is extremely aggressive. It starts with the Italian game into the Gioocu piano in which you gambit a pawn on b4 against their bishop
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS !! Could you play for for intermediate and higher rated players, so that player like 1700-1800 player can also improve in some other video !!
Danya: “He can not play Re3.”
800: “Hold my rook.”
Perfect
cannot*
@@CeRz literally no different
@@CeRz nitpicking*
What you said is not family friendly.
@@alexzandergerlach5771 looooool nip picking, i cant believe he said that
A grandmaster teaching you Chess for free. What a great time to be alive❤
Cause now they can get paid from the views so it's not as big a deal. They can still make it a profitable decision. Good for them, good for us.
It's not free. It's at the cost of having to hear his Kasparov impression.
@@wellsgrant12 every Russian schoolboy learns this impression.
I just wanna say how appreciative of this series I am. Yours and Charlie's training sessions are what got me into chess, and this series is really helping me learn more.
It's quite sad to see Charlie's retirement from Daniel's teachings to focus on his professional chess grandmaster career, but I'm sure that was something we all knew was coming eventually
Who's Charlie, plz?
What's his channel's name?
@@NotoriousKhamid penguinz0. He's not a chess player, just a youtuber/streamer that Daniel coached. The lessons are on Daniel's channel.
@@NotoriousKhamid He's the guy that won the pogchamps chess tournament last year and beat xqc in literally 4 moves
"Gonna try to hydrate as much as possible" *sips what appears to be some sort of whiskey*
Prolly apple juice
Its tea. Russians don't play chess without tea.
@@andybrown3575 I thought he is American
@@lazypotato6743 he is indeed American born. His parents came from the Soviet Union tho
Ngl Daniel is pretty good at teaching
yea ya know, he knows a couple tricks
Best teacher of the chess streamers imo
yo teach, what do i play after d4
@@biobagholder8081 queen to f4 checkmate
He trained jesus himself, of course he's good
11:27 I love it when he breaks out the Russian accent.
I think his parents are from Ukraine which is why he's so good at it, always great when he just randomly turns into an old USSR chess God
WE ARE ALL BACK FOR ANOTHER TEACHING FROM THE PROPHET
HAIL
"That's called a hook. I'll talk about hooks later" I see what you did there 😉
Danya "bad move this weakens kings side"
Me "of course"
Also me: consistently playing moves that weaken my king side
3:39 best laugh i heard this week
The "evil laugh" was great, I need more of that
TIMESTAMPS:
1. 773; black vs Light1993 (0:36), analysis (3:46)
2. 790; white vs nedcamps (16:25), analysis (23:47)
I like how Daniel calls this a speedrun even though he takes his time to properly teach his viewers
your videos are literally gold, insane that this content is free like this
imagine back then if you told someone a super gm is teaching beginners for free lmao
I like how calling this a speedrun is actually apt, the fastest way to get better at chess is drilling the fundementals, playing soundly, reviewing and learning
Lessons learned
1)when opponent pushes pawn look what weakness is left behind
2)Dont allow opponent to push pawn with tempo in the opening attacking the knight
3)consider king safety when pushing g5 to chase away bishop
4)when playing greek gift sacrifice g5 square should be uncovered by the opponent
5)lobster pincer mate!!!!
6)Xrays should make us think about discovered attack tactics
7)attack is not about just 1 idea
Loved this. ESPECIALLY the last 5 minutes. What a great series. Looking forward to the 1600-2100 games.
*laughs evilly*
"Sorry, that was an evil laugh."
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
“What is the name of this checkmate?what is the name of this maneuver? I want the name guys. Very good! The lobster pincer” - ohhh xqc what have you done...
Of the 4 big chess streamers that come to my brain, Gotham is the most entertaining, Hikaru is the funniest, Eric is the trickiest, and Danya here is by and far the most instructive and educational.
I love when you say "But Daniel, didn't you say not to .... ".
It is a crime that Daniel only has 52k subscribers on here. Clearly the best instructive chess streamer on youtube.
I have to watch these in two parts. I start watching, get inspired after the first analysis, then have to play. Marvellous.
these videos are so good holy shit I can feel my brain grow in real time
Awesome channel. Improves my game every time I watch it. I'm using pins more than ever thanks to Daniel.
Your teaching is excellent, GM Daniel Naroditsky. You give intelligible and practical guidance with masterful real-time illustrations. Incredibly impressive! I'm new to chess and get easily bogged down with all the "variation mongers". I need practical, clear advice, and your videos have become my go-to. Kudos!
I love this series man, you're an excellent teacher. Keep it up!
This is honestly amazing cause you don’t see any other GM’s doing this, props to this guy he earned a sub
Today i was struggling with some certain attacks, but I keep reminding myself that a lot of attacking is about poking holes in their defensive structure. Many of these tips are helping me realize tactics that i can now further utilize. Thanks as always Daniel!
This is by far the most instructional chess series on youtube. Thank you!
This is the greatest chess series of All Time
I see what u did there
@@SuperLari1234 i dont get it
@@wenomechainsanna penguinz or moistcritikal refrence
I hope you understand how much we appreciate all of these videos. Thank you
What time do you stream this on twitch? I really want to support you. I’ll make a twitch account just to support you!
Going to start leaving nice comments for the a-l-g-o-r-y-t-h-m :)
nice
it's i not y :)
@@fahad5593 correcting typos = more comments = better algaerithm :)
@@EpicDoughnut makes sense :)
@@fahad5593 Also algorythm is a nice portmanteau of algorithm and rythm, fwiw
Thanx so much for this series Daniel. Really very instructive material and really great how much time you take to explain principles.
Another great video. Irving Chernev and Daniel Naroditsky seem to be the only people who can explain chess in a way understandable to sub-1800 players (and sometimes Silman).
such an amazing series actually learning so much from having you speak through the thought process of moves
"there are many sides to the same coin" ಠ_ಠ
3 sides for each coin
@@yanisz9161 that's called an edge ಠ‿↼
@@_Ozka so just a narrow side. you psychopath
@@yanisz9161 I dont wanna argue with you kiddo, but the saying goes "there are 2 sides of the coin" or "it's a double edged sword", the rim around a coin is not considered to be a side, because the coin never lands on it. just like the flat side of the blade doesn't cut
@@_Ozka it was a joke :p
These videos are awesome. Thank you prophet!
When's the History channel coming Danya? 👀
You mentioned something about this a while ago.
Regardless, great video, keep em' coming!
Wait he said something about creating a chess history channel? That would be amazing...
Love that you are adding more games to these videos
"i sacrifoyced a pown bat i getta compenseyshon"
- The Prophet
Very nice. I have dawdled around the 1500 mark for as long as I can remember, but there are lots of great tips in this series that I should probably already know. I like the Russian accent too, I would like to see more of that in future videos.
I just want to say thank you for these extremely helpful lessons.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY DANIEL! :) Thanks for the great content as always
Honestly this series is just amazing
Thanks Daniel enjoy your vids your a great teacher
Great content Mr. Naroditsky!
Outstanding, Sir. I love your instructional videos. They are clear and easy to understand and follow. Thank you
"hA hA hA hA hA sorry that was an evil laugh"
Great set of videos. Thank you🙏
I love this series... I'm about 2000 but every video I have one or two things of basics which I learned, I normally are more the intuitive player, but to know why to do things is really helpful! You are the only TH-camr and Grandmaster who does this.. Big thank you! ✌️ Even though I have to say that it might last 2 years until you get 3000 on this account 😂
Really loving this content. Thanks for your work.
He's just unbelievable. What a brilliant man Daniel is.
So incredibly informative as always.
charlie called daniel a prophet and he was correct i went into one game after watching this series so far and i started finding patterns.
Keep 'em coming Danya!
24:18 insane trick. Thanks!
David Pakman with the sub! Nice to see he is still playing and improving
Me: Damn he is leaving so quickly *presses esc*
Me: Oh it's been 30 minutes.
Great vid as always danya :)
That reference to AGADMATOR was quite funny !!!
again i comment, i watch everything in a row and probably start over again after i finished. there is so much i learn in every video. i so often ask myself how to attack the castled king. very nice content,sir!
I'd like Daniel to be my subject teacher, he presents and simplifies every concept so well
this videos are so informative, good job
Aaaaaaaaand I'm addicted.
I became a GM after watching 10seconds of daniel’s videos
15:30 Me to my opponent when I blunder my queen "ah yes, my positional sacrifice worked"
This series is fantastic
Thank you for your teaching, it helps a lot!
banger after BANGER
Thanks for the great strategic knowledge
Love the series!
Excellent video, very instructive. Explaining how to convert advantages really resonated with me as its something I try to look for when learning how to play chess but hardly ever find. Can you recommend how any books/resources on how to convert advantages?
Daniel deserves way more subs
Love this series!!
The prophet keeps giving and giving!
When I found your videos I started all over again chess after I gave up on it
daniel is the best free teacher
What did he say the name of the mate was? 22:55
29:05, why not play Kh7 and pick up his rook? what am I missing?
Hi Daniel! I just looked at the Carlsen Video from 2 months ago. I was wondering if this is correct.
"Knight c4?? Because with the knight in that square he can promote freely. There's two ways this could go. One is you take the knight with your king. Carlsen promotes. You go A2 Check. He moves to A1. You can't go back to c3 because of the queen's diagonal. So when you try b2, he takes with the queen. Then the game is pretty much over. The other option is you ignore the knight. You go A2 Check. CArlsen moves to A1. You go B2 Check. He takes on A2 with the knight that is still on c4. Then promotes the Queen. And that should also be game. And the moment you take the knight in either scenario, he promotes which locks you out of dark diagonal that the queen now occupies. Thus, the pawns are unsupported and your assault of checks ends."
Cheers, mate!! From Mexico City to φ=you
If you want to learn great chess. Subscribe and WATCH THIS SERIES! It will blow your mind 🤯. It will take you up in rating, as fast as your mind and discipline can handle.
Hello again epic department, I'd like to file a claim.
Two questions about h6 to kick the bishop, 1) why are you happier with the bishop on h4 rather than g5? 2) Are you at all concerned about the g6 square which is less defended?
Where did Daniel's time go at 18:20? The game started around 16:20, so both players consumed 2 minutes total. There is no way Black has 4 mines and Dan has 3 - they should either both have 4 minutes, or 5-3.
Daniel Goatoditsky
This one was exceptionally good.
This is such great content. You do go a little fast, but really fit a lot of info in. I run it at .75 speed lol.
totally caught off gaurd by the evil laugh lol
I can't wait for you to get to 1300-1400 levels
I've been stuck at this level for a very long time, I spend a lot of time playing games and gaining nothing
How do I progress?
Continue to study all aspects of the game while trying to identify your worst weaknesses and analyze your games without an engine first. Work hard at the board and use a time control that allows you to check for blunders on every move (both yours and theirs) - 1400 players blunder frequently and if you can both avoid doing it & learn to capitalize when they do it you can easily get to at least 1700 before people start to become too solid.
@@cbrowne1283 appreciate it brother
Great teachings.
Link to series playlist: th-cam.com/video/Ytkf3qZTj74/w-d-xo.html
Danya: you can not play rook e3
opponent: watch me
keep uploading....tnx
Does anyone recommend an opening for me? I'm at 1400 rating, but mostly improvising openings...
I love playing the Evans gambit if you play 3 2 or even 10 minute. Most people do not know the theory of it and it is extremely aggressive. It starts with the Italian game into the Gioocu piano in which you gambit a pawn on b4 against their bishop
Thank you! I'm going to work on it!
Around minute 16 he gives the russian translation for Eternal Knight, can someone tell me how to spell the Russian version in English?
It's "вечный конь" in Russian
thou shall not sew disunity among the ranks
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS !! Could you play for for intermediate and higher rated players, so that player like 1700-1800 player can also improve in some other video !!