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Shout-out to Nelson for his honesty and modesty. With his altered health and 3 little kids at home, Nelson can still teach us for free with very clear explanation even after a remarkable blunder. Hopefully this channel would get gold play button in the next couple of years
I cannot even imagine playing 150 games before making a true blunder. This only proves you're human! I feel lucky getting to see this live. Love the elo climb videos.
Exactly my thoughts, Nelson, You're a star, in sooo many ways, not the least pleasant and mild mannered, many of the other chesstubers are definitely brilliant as well, but I can't sit and enjoy more than one or two videos, then I'm up to over both ears with their form-factor, whereas I think my record with You are something like 5 hours, and still not tired of listening and learning, just have to go to bed or something.... -Please, please, please, keep up the good work....!!!
Even with losing the rook you managed to pull off a good comeback and not get discouraged. You even managed to make your own mistake it into a teaching lesson. That shows that you're more focused on improving in the game for yourself and helping others To me that you don't have an inflated ego Nelson you have my upmost respect! I continue to learn a lot from you. Well done!
What can we learn from this game? Don't make blunders. And don't give up just because you're down material. Like you said, happens to all of us. I nearly beat Stockfish level 6 on lichess earlier but got too excited about a passed pawn and missed an obvious move that lead to a draw.
Don't worry Nelson, I mess up in Chess too. I'm currently on the road to 1000 ELO, so playing good games consistently is getting slightly more challenging for me.
How to lose? 1) gambit ALL your pawns and head for an endgame. 2) fall victim to the Scholar’s Mate. 3) don’t develop your pieces; just keep moving one of your knights back-and-forth. 4) start a timed game, then go make dinner. 😆 5) pretend to be the Martin bot, and just make bad moves.
The interesting thing about this position is that Stockfish actually still gives only a ~0.5 advantage to black after blundering the rook, which means it's most likely a drawn position with perfect play. After the next moves, with the black king to d6, it's an even position, and after black plays king to e5, white is winning, despite still being down a rook if they play Re1+.
Always instructive to watch your games and listen to your running commentary. Most games I lose are because of blunders, sometimes in clearly winning positions. Your rating and regular playing strength is master level. My regular playing strength is a few hundred points below that. So, even though you might play too fast and miss something once in a while, I'm learning a lot from your videos. Thanks. Thumbs up. Subscribed.
Yes, I know the feeling of losing a major piece and wondering if I should continue. Recently, I let my opponent knight-fork my king and queen. But, decided to play on. Long story short, I ended up invading their 2nd rank with both rooks, and kept checking his kings. Eventually, he moved his king to the A-file, which allowed me to X-ray attack his king/queen. (I must admit I was initially unaware of that blunder.) At that point I was very short on time and figured they'd try to prolong the game, but resigned instead. (For the record, my ELO is only 826.) Nelson, kudos to you for your your self-critique and for continuing to play and gutting out the win. I hope your health continues to improve!
i tried to play risky by intentionally blundering my rook. it helped get my knight to the middle of the board and eventually forking the king, queen and the rook. After that, the opponent blundered the rook XD
I still didn't get why the Rxf5 move by black was considered brilliant by stockfish, was that the only way to stop the pawn advance? Or was there something else?
I was playing a game earlier today and I was in the completely winning position and I ended up losing at the very end because of a mouse slip :/. I feel you man.
At 3:14, seems Qc4+ followed by Qxc7 [which is again a check if the King doesn't move on the previous turn] wins you another pawn and creates an isolated pawn for black on the d file, future target.
Why were the last moves miss (white bishop moves), blunders (black king move), mistakes (white knight takes rook) and brilliant (rook takes pawn)? I really hoped this would be explained in a bit more detail.
Nelson, You're a star, in sooo many ways, not the least pleasant and mild mannered, many of the other chesstubers are definitely brilliant as well, but I can't sit and enjoy more than one or two videos, then I'm up to over both ears with their form-factor, whereas I think my record with You are something like 5 hours, and still not tired of listening and learning, just have to go to bed or something.... -Please, please, please, keep up the good work....!!!
Ive watched almost all. You are really fast in the end game. This was the first game I remember where you did not think moves through for at least a few seconds in the middle game
Nelson Massive respect to you, massive your awesome awesome massive awesome cool, cool person. You. Nelson that is an understatement. The way you show, it explain it. So awesome just like yourself Nelson.
Oh no! I’m sorry to see you lose your first game. I know it was coming either way maybe not like this though. EDIT: Forgot to watch til the end, what a way to win Nelson!!’ :)
And wow I paused it on your recap and scene the G7 move I don't understand why that extra check would have been important if anything you taught me keep them in check when you can I love you man not just because we have the same first name. And you are a great chess instructor for me anyway and I can't wait for the next story in your story videos
Shout-out to Nelson for his honesty and modesty. With his altered health and 3 little kids at home, Nelson can still teach us for free with very clear explanation even after a remarkable blunder. Hopefully this channel would get gold play button in the next couple of years
I hope Nelson's health is better. He is my preferred chess instructor.
i'm a new fan, what's going on with his health?
What's wrong with his health?
He lost his voice and got major leg sprains a while ago, which is recovering steadily
it wont be years prob in 18 months
It's never too late for your opponent to make an even bigger blunder.
You sir stand correct!
He sacrificed the ROOOOOOOK!!!!!!
THE ROOOK!!
???
@@sleepmind9292It’s just a meme.
Can we have Levi review this game for real??
Actually,I think he sacrificed a bishop
I cannot even imagine playing 150 games before making a true blunder. This only proves you're human!
I feel lucky getting to see this live. Love the elo climb videos.
Exactly my thoughts, Nelson, You're a star, in sooo many ways, not the least pleasant and mild mannered, many of the other chesstubers are definitely brilliant as well, but I can't sit and enjoy more than one or two videos, then I'm up to over both ears with their form-factor, whereas I think my record with You are something like 5 hours, and still not tired of listening and learning, just have to go to bed or something....
-Please, please, please, keep up the good work....!!!
Even with losing the rook you managed to pull off a good comeback and not get discouraged. You even managed to make your own mistake it into a teaching lesson. That shows that you're more focused on improving in the game for yourself and helping others To me that you don't have an inflated ego Nelson you have my upmost respect! I continue to learn a lot from you. Well done!
What can we learn from this game? Don't make blunders.
And don't give up just because you're down material.
Like you said, happens to all of us. I nearly beat Stockfish level 6 on lichess earlier but got too excited about a passed pawn and missed an obvious move that lead to a draw.
Don't worry Nelson, I mess up in Chess too. I'm currently on the road to 1000 ELO, so playing good games consistently is getting slightly more challenging for me.
How to lose?
1) gambit ALL your pawns and head for an endgame.
2) fall victim to the Scholar’s Mate.
3) don’t develop your pieces; just keep moving one of your knights back-and-forth.
4) start a timed game, then go make dinner. 😆
5) pretend to be the Martin bot, and just make bad moves.
Thanks for the tips I was really struggling but hopefully I'll get better at losing now
These tips really helped me cross that 1000 elo barrier. I was stuck at 2600 for so long, I was genuinely starting to give up, thanks!
These pawns are just like heroes 👌😂 Never underestimate a loyal pawn.
this opponent is so unlucky,played with courage but end up being mated
The interesting thing about this position is that Stockfish actually still gives only a ~0.5 advantage to black after blundering the rook, which means it's most likely a drawn position with perfect play.
After the next moves, with the black king to d6, it's an even position, and after black plays king to e5, white is winning, despite still being down a rook if they play Re1+.
Always instructive to watch your games and listen to your running commentary. Most games I lose are because of blunders, sometimes in clearly winning positions. Your rating and regular playing strength is master level. My regular playing strength is a few hundred points below that. So, even though you might play too fast and miss something once in a while, I'm learning a lot from your videos. Thanks. Thumbs up. Subscribed.
Unlike most "blunders" by high level players, I actually noticed this one right away.
nelsi your videos helped me a lot to improve in chess. you are the most underrated chess youtuber. keep up the good work we love you. no matter what
Plot twist: it was a sacrifice for checkmate in 40
Yes, I know the feeling of losing a major piece and wondering if I should continue. Recently, I let my opponent knight-fork my king and queen. But, decided to play on. Long story short, I ended up invading their 2nd rank with both rooks, and kept checking his kings. Eventually, he moved his king to the A-file, which allowed me to X-ray attack his king/queen. (I must admit I was initially unaware of that blunder.) At that point I was very short on time and figured they'd try to prolong the game, but resigned instead. (For the record, my ELO is only 826.)
Nelson, kudos to you for your your self-critique and for continuing to play and gutting out the win. I hope your health continues to improve!
i tried to play risky by intentionally blundering my rook. it helped get my knight to the middle of the board and eventually forking the king, queen and the rook. After that, the opponent blundered the rook XD
I still didn't get why the Rxf5 move by black was considered brilliant by stockfish, was that the only way to stop the pawn advance? Or was there something else?
Tactical rook sacriice to lure opponents King into a checkmate in the middle of the board. Next level tactics.
Hmm… let’s call it a Nelson Gambit
I was playing a game earlier today and I was in the completely winning position and I ended up losing at the very end because of a mouse slip :/. I feel you man.
Finally Peter Patzer is showing his true face.
At 3:14, seems Qc4+ followed by Qxc7 [which is again a check if the King doesn't move on the previous turn] wins you another pawn and creates an isolated pawn for black on the d file, future target.
I seen it immediately and was like noooo! But honestly made me feel good that it doesn’t only happen to casual players like myself lol
Lol when I saw the video title I was confused I thought that Nelson lost a match lol 😆 😂
he did actually, on the same stream
@@slimon657 Although it's not sure if that person is a cheater
@@user-ej7sr3ow8b yeah, true
@@slimon657It was different stream. I was on the stream in the video, but not on the stream where he lost to the cheater.
He mistyped "Default title" this time.
I watched this game live. You can see me go "Noooo." in the chat at 7:24 - But that check mate, though. Crazy. I would not see that.
Why were the last moves miss (white bishop moves), blunders (black king move), mistakes (white knight takes rook) and brilliant (rook takes pawn)?
I really hoped this would be explained in a bit more detail.
Just as I said yesterday, ready right when I get back from school
To paraphrase Savielly Tartakower, chess games are won by the player who blunders next to last.
Super entertaining. A very animated Nelson! Crazy checkmate.
You yeeted the game and then he yeeted it right back
Good suspense on whether your opponent would hang mate.
Nelson, You're a star, in sooo many ways, not the least pleasant and mild mannered, many of the other chesstubers are definitely brilliant as well, but I can't sit and enjoy more than one or two videos, then I'm up to over both ears with their form-factor, whereas I think my record with You are something like 5 hours, and still not tired of listening and learning, just have to go to bed or something....
-Please, please, please, keep up the good work....!!!
What a comeback !
It's like when Mitten's crashed.
As I like to say, the one who wins is the one who checkmates, not who has the most material or who does fewer blunders😂
newbie here… why wouldn’t you just move bf6 instead of bh4?
Nelson hanging the rook to prevent more cheating accusations
Ive watched almost all. You are really fast in the end game. This was the first game I remember where you did not think moves through for at least a few seconds in the middle game
Nelson on the ropes is a dangerous Nelson
Whats the difference between great best and brilliant moves? Seems great and brilliant are even better than best?
Could you upload that game with alleged cheater as well please.
it wasnt a mistake, you sacrificed... THE ROOOOK!
Could have been worse - I've watched my Queen do that too many times 🤣
By hook, by crook, leave undefeated. 👍
Whats Nelson's actually rating?
This game also gave me courage even the best players have low accuracy and estimate rating sometimes 💪
Like 2200-2300.
@@James--Parker thanks
2400 on line 2100 FEEDAY
All glory is fleeting.
now if only sound had been invented prior to this video
10:04 i feel like rook e1 wouldve been better
i took the position to stockfish and it was super interesting
Levy's off in the distance feeling something is off
Whats the minimum elo to be a NM
Blunder checkmate. Wow.
Worst opening start: f3 e5 g4
Who does that, and why? :O
@@ChristomirRackov Queen h4 mate in 1, the fastest checkmate
r n b . k b n r
p p p p . p p p
. . . . . . . .
. . . . p . . .
. . . . . . P q
Hahah nelson like okay were getting serious now!
Man, were u rice cooking when u blundered it ? 😂
Chess is not an easy game so don’t blame yourself
i reached 1300 in like one month from 1100 after watching your videos and i am preety sure i can reach 1350 1360 easily // thank you so much
I once’s blunder a queen and a rook within 3 moves. I lost that game. There is no point to this comment.
Hello Nelson what happened about the yesterday's sus player?
or Learn how to not lose in chess by chess vibes
Sacrifice the ROOOOOOOOOOOOOOK
Where's the video where you lost to the cheater?
Barely 1000 ELO, I am very good at blundering too 😂. In fact, you can't beat me at blundering.
Mistakes were made.
Double Post the same game?
Nelson
Massive respect to you, massive your awesome awesome massive awesome cool, cool person. You. Nelson that is an understatement.
The way you show, it explain it. So awesome just like yourself Nelson.
Oh no my rook
I was there :/
Will you change your username to average joe?
Dont make me say it.
HE SACRIFICED THE ROOOOOK!
Depending on my blunder. If I know they will get me I have resigned. But I have blundered a queen early and won the game.
Keep playing anyway!
Oh no, my rook!!!! 😱😱 But kudos for righting the ship fast, Nelson, well spotted checkmate FTW. Poor ferdz... 😁😁
We can learn that its always the bishop
You did lost to a main line jobava London and accused the player of cheating...
cause he was
he was clearly cheating
@@sacthusNah it was all theory bro - Nelson is just a sore loser
I'm not even mad at the click-bait, it was awesome 😂
Hahaha Wow, play quick and they play quick and then bam, you win
He donated a rook 🐦⬛
Opponent donated a king
@@danielyuan9862 Nope, Bishop raped his king :))
Clutch!
He won hahahha
Skill and luck. Two factors for a win.
How to blunder a rook and still win the game
Wow. Amazing.
Wilddd
Daaa Rooooooookkkkkkk!!!
Losing to a filapino is the worst blunder of all
Filipino* and that isn't a good joke.
Finally
WOW
😂😂😂👍✌️
Dang
Oh no! I’m sorry to see you lose your first game. I know it was coming either way maybe not like this though.
EDIT: Forgot to watch til the end, what a way to win Nelson!!’ :)
Hi
hello'
First again
Wow congrats!
And wow I paused it on your recap and scene the G7 move I don't understand why that extra check would have been important if anything you taught me keep them in check when you can I love you man not just because we have the same first name. And you are a great chess instructor for me anyway and I can't wait for the next story in your story videos
i like your videos :D