My First BLUE BLUNDER??
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- I invented a new type of chess move. More like named. I think. In this game I played my first fellow international opponent of the tournament. She came all the way from Malaysia! 🇲🇾
Also also, A new opening added to the OTB repertoire!
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Blue Blunder at 12:52
Bobby Fischer in the World Chess Championship round 3 played the benoni defence with this exact move order.
no wayyyyyyyyy Made My Day!!!
Fabiano Caruana also has some games like this.
Benoni Defense: Modern, Classical Variation
1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 c5 3.d5 e6 4.Nc3 exd5 5.cxd5 d6 6.e4 g6 7.Nf3 Bg7
(13. h3 is the first deviation from the opening book. That's pretty impressive stuff!)
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I think it's not really a worse benoni for white because Nf3 is a very normal move in that position and the idea is to go Nd2 Nc4 at some point and push f4 anyways.
Ah! Thank you for the added input - valuable learning moment 👏
However you are right tho, i recently also played an otb game with this exact idea of avoiding the taimanov variation with f4, since it is pretty annoying to face. Nf3 is the most popular approach, but imo less dangerous@@thechessnerd
The chess Nerd is out here crushing chess AND creating new words 😅. That blue blunder was so interesting and exciting to watch, what a brilliant move!
Playing a new chess opening in a game for the first time is daunting for me, it's wild you could do so in a tournament and win! Especially one you have never really played before.
Congrats on the win.! 🎉
i cant believe ive invented a chess term...have you ever played a blue blunder?!
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What is a blue blunder? A blunder that is hard to fine?
@@FatimaAmjad-wm2bt congrats, you won 1 Kilo expired Train Tickets.
@@jezierskioliwier2212 It's a move that looks like a blunder, but is actually brilliant in its properties to reverse the "blunder" inducing opponent moves.
@@thechessnerd thx
thank you for inspiring try to become better at chess
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Lemme get this straight. If thats okay, cause im kinda new to chess. Just wondering, that the term "Blue Blunder" means you made a brilliant move that you played by mistake? Im kinda confused. Can you please elaborate?
Of course, and your question is pertinent if you are a Super GM because it’s completely new from this video:
A Blue Blunder is a move that looks like a completely blunder (i.e. it looks losing due to some obvious/eye-catching winning move or combination by the opponent) but is actually a brilliant move because not only it counteracts the opponent’s winning possibilities, but it also creates (or is a) winning tactics for you!
@@thechessnerd thank you!
hope you become a Grand Master, very inspiring video
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I am addicted to your videos ...I am fan of your energy and enthusiasm in explaining moves ❤
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great play, great vid (nice editor!)
Thank you, Editor Bes is the Best (no pun intended)
Hey Zachary, so you told me it is possible to spectate. But where can I possibly spectate?
At the venue, it is called the Stadhalle Hiltrup found here: maps.app.goo.gl/x3PdCvKuBDSvZx37A?g_st=ic
Someone tell Agadmator and Naroditsky that new chess diction just dropped! Love "Blue Blunder." Had never heard of "Red Brilliant" before, either.
Man told "white would get a lot of moves ... you know juice" at 10:28💀
A beautiful game,your attack again look strong!
I saw you on tinder 😅❤
Way to go Zach!!
I played a blue blunder a few days ago😂 check my last short. I think it's an interesting one. My opponent blundered mate completely though
What a game!
Thank you!!
A threefold blunder that makes you win. What a drama, making history?
Another win in the bag.... les goooo.... and holy hell was that a gooood move.
Already spoiled these videos up to round 6 by looking at the results 🤦♂️
Hello from Malaysia
who could guess that blurred Kf6 move is what u actually played
Put an eval bar bro, you put it in your last tournament why did you remove it?
2/3. Let's GO.
Congrats on the W!🥳🥳
I beat a 1700, a 1500, anothet 1500 when i was at 1100 elo
I am 2004 fide rating I play benoni the way you do and I saw it on Rustam Kasmindzanov's course called benoni is back in business
Good luck on the tournament and much love from Serbia
The opposite of a red brilliant
I find interesting that you wanted to win the queen when you're up a rook, don't miss the bigger picture man win the game.
How many rounds do you want to play
721th like again less go
8:23 beCAUz💅💅💅😝
When you know what opponent you will play, how do you research prepare against them before? Like, where can you find their games that they played?
I am playing a tournment this week and the top 2 best players in Brazil are here, Krikor and Supi
First POV was weird
And u are 1800 eh? 😂😂
I'm a 1700 ELO and I have to say that your opponent was very strong aswell
Love the Benoni, it's such a fun line. Nimzo/Benoni is a relatively known mix for the people that don't like early ... d5 lines but want to avoid the Taimanov. It's more common against 3. g3 since Black is completely fine against the Fianchetto in the Benoni.
GG well played
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Vugar Gashimov plays also this move order ( rip)
Who is she? Her name? Im from Malaysia too
great game, could u tell me what was the line that could have destroyed u and changed the game when u did the blue blunder?
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I love watching videos of players going over their tournament games, they’re so much more invested in these games.
You're crazy!!! You are getting a title soon fs!
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Mfs from Malaysia (im from Malaysia)
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You know few months ago i was frustrated and thinking about quitting chess but then i saw your beat me get 100 dollar video and it inspired me a lot and at that time i was 500 and now i am 1400 rated player much love from me and also nice vieo
As a Benoni enjoyer, this made me happy lol congrats on the w
As a malaysian, I feel happy asf for her
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Fantastic video! Fresh opening, nice calculations and decisions, all very well put together. Hopefully you didn't have time pressure haha. Good luck in next games Zahc!
Your Jesus Chessgod! Brillance and swag at its finest🙏
Now that's a funny visual..."the knight moves in mysterious ways"...he preached...
first one
hell yeah
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I hope he just met his future wife
Weird af
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Please don't play Benoni against a smaller opponent with 400 Elo points. It's too dangerous. When you become Grandmaster you will be able to play Benoni anytime and anywhere.
These 1400s are very weak