In Germany the word "Patzer" actually refers to a blunder in the chess context, though it's also used outside of chess to refer to small mistakes. I did not know it's also a chess term outside of Germany.
Italian here, just a little clarification for the pronunciation of "fianchetto": it's actually pronounced fianKetto, just like Pinocchio. Whenever the letters C and H are next to eachother in Italian, it will automatically make the sound harder. The opposite is in Spanish.
Heres some terms you missed (they might not be completely accurate so dont trust a random guy on the internet. 1. Double check: A double check refers to when a piece moves to check the king, and at the same time reveals a check on the king. This is often credited as the most powerful chess move as it forces your opponent to move the king, not only helping you gain a tempo but also possibly set up windmills(see later explanation) and discovered attacks. 2. X-Ray. X ray is a derivative of the term skewer, but x ray can be used in a larger variety of scenarios, and is also often used when an attack reaches multiple pieces behind the originally attacked piece on the file or diagonal. X ray is often used when the king is the attacked piece. 3. Windmill. This refers to the act of taking a piece with discovered check, then coming back to check the king after it moves with either a rook or a queen. This is a rare chess tactic that usually only occurs when the king only has 2 legal moves, eg on the backrank while being blocked by a piece. This allows you to capture every single piece that is on the same file as the attacking piece. Tell me if i missed any lol
Ok, so in Russia there's classes that divide people in their elo. Like players that are joined Club, playing chess online is 4 class. 3 class - Played a tournament. I played tournaments and got 2nd place. I think I'm 3rd class. 2 class is maybe like won a chess tournament. and 1st class like won a lot of tournaments. Then there is Candidate to become Master of sport, Master of sport, ... , Grandmaster, World Champion.
No, that will gain you tempo, but tempo is essentially moves. When you make a threat, sometimes your opponent reacts and you get a free move. The threat gained you a tempo because it was a free move
1:15 This is an illegal position. Sorry, but im not gonna trust a channel that so easily misses this mistake and posts it. Makes me wonder what other mistakes are in this video.
icon picture error ... you have a black pawn moving diagonally to an empty space, Unless the rules have changed, a pawn can only move forward in a straight line (I.E. in the same column) UNLESS it is capturing an opponents piece. Most unusual. I played Chess in Junior High through High School, and a few games in the 50 years since graduation. I am not a "pro level" player by any means. Nor am I a complete pushover. I don't know the terms you are referring to. "CHECK" and "CHECK MATE" are really the only IMPORTANT Chess terms you NEED to know before you play the game. It is NOT necessary to know te names of moves or openings to enjoy playing the game, or to play the game. Anyway, the illegal move shown in your icon picture destroys any and all credibility you might have had. It has earned you "DO NOT RECOMMEND CHANNEL" status.
@@jackweslycamacho8982 dead serious. pawns can only move forward in the same column unless capturing an opponent's piece, in which case they can move one spot forward diagonally left or right. At least that was the rule when I played the game.
If by "icon picture" you're referring to the thumbnail of the video, then it is you who is wrong, not the author of the video. The left side of it shows that a white pawn moved 2 spaces as there is a yellow square where it used to be and where it is now, and it was its first move. Before white pawn's move there was a black pawn on the 4th rank, so the moves were something like this(let's say the black pawn is on the e file before the en passant): 4. ... e4 5. d4 exd3. This is a completely legal move called En Passant, and it IS a capture move. What is amusing to me though is you being ignorant of chess rules and calling people non-credible. A quick google search reveals that he last country to adopt this move was Italy in 1880, and I highly doubt you've been playing chess in Italy until 1880 because you said "Unless the rules have changed..."
I wonder how that bishop reached there in the Stalemate explanation...
Came to ask that
@@quit6630 i thought of that, but if pawn is moving in that direction, the nearby pawn should be able to move
@@quit6630 I don’t think so. The black pawns move downwards in that position, so they promote on the first rank, not the eight rank.
also, if it was blacks side we were on, and they could move the pawn to promote, then it wouldnt be a stalemate
@@polenta_com_acucaronly valid explanation
In Germany the word "Patzer" actually refers to a blunder in the chess context, though it's also used outside of chess to refer to small mistakes. I did not know it's also a chess term outside of Germany.
and more important it doesnt refer to the person but to the mistake/blunder
1:14 and the real question is how did that bishop in the corner get there
💀
Teleportation?
I'm pretty sure there used to be a rule where you didn't have to promote to your own colour piece
the question should be how the queen was already checking the king before making a stalemate 1:06
@@KyulnjirI'm Pretty sure no one would promote a pawn to a bishop
Thank you! I only knew en passant or stalemate or all normal moves before, now i can finally start getting more elo!
wow, names of some moves really help people!
How did you not know castle
@@niteowl17 dont start the war, i also did not know it
@@niteowl17Some people grow up learning chess without castle, Castle is only essential for hiding your king
1:07 Bro got stalemated after he cheated pieces (notice black bishop)
Bro performed a stalemate after checking the King (as the guy says)
@@CartooriesDiscord how did he stalemate after check
Italian here, just a little clarification for the pronunciation of "fianchetto":
it's actually pronounced fianKetto, just like Pinocchio.
Whenever the letters C and H are next to eachother in Italian, it will automatically make the sound harder. The opposite is in Spanish.
Ohh okkay thank you for the clarification! When you write the word on google, they pronounce it with the CH sound not K
@@rookmoves no problem man, keep the great videos coming!
2:02 THE EN PRISE IS REALLLLLL!!!!!!
Nice video! Really enjoyed it!😅😊
Glad you enjoyed!
theres also umbrella and x-ray that i personally use daily
everyones talking about the bishop, but can we talk about how the queen was putting black in check when whites turn started
hahshshahs you're right didnt notice
Missed the double check where a kind gets checked by 2 pieces at the same time form one mofe
1:14 how did the bishop even end up in there?
1:07 how did the Bishop get in the corner but its blocked by a pawn? Did rook and bishop change places?
Heres some terms you missed (they might not be completely accurate so dont trust a random guy on the internet.
1. Double check: A double check refers to when a piece moves to check the king, and at the same time reveals a check on the king. This is often credited as the most powerful chess move as it forces your opponent to move the king, not only helping you gain a tempo but also possibly set up windmills(see later explanation) and discovered attacks.
2. X-Ray. X ray is a derivative of the term skewer, but x ray can be used in a larger variety of scenarios, and is also often used when an attack reaches multiple pieces behind the originally attacked piece on the file or diagonal. X ray is often used when the king is the attacked piece.
3. Windmill. This refers to the act of taking a piece with discovered check, then coming back to check the king after it moves with either a rook or a queen. This is a rare chess tactic that usually only occurs when the king only has 2 legal moves, eg on the backrank while being blocked by a piece. This allows you to capture every single piece that is on the same file as the attacking piece.
Tell me if i missed any lol
Thank you!
My dad is Chess champion
My favorite move in chess is certainly il vaticano
how does it work
Ok, so in Russia there's classes that divide people in their elo. Like players that are joined Club, playing chess online is 4 class. 3 class - Played a tournament. I played tournaments and got 2nd place. I think I'm 3rd class. 2 class is maybe like won a chess tournament. and 1st class like won a lot of tournaments. Then there is Candidate to become Master of sport, Master of sport, ... , Grandmaster, World Champion.
u should explain about casteling
1:06 I would've taken the king tbh
Kkk
1:06 not a very good example because the black king was already being attacked by the white queen which cant happen...
A lot of these examples are pretty shitty examples witha lot of illegal or straight impossible positions if you are paying attention
(sigh) Those were 2 examples: check AND stalemate, in contrast, NOT a game
What a bunch of mor0ns... 🙄
@@dinobonaciclosic1053 *_"if you are paying attention"_*
_Are_ YOU? Clearly, that's *_not_* the case
@@deleatur when did i say that it was a game? its still not a good example
1:27 how tf? The bishop is where the king would've been before castling
I become good at chess thanks to you. I appreciate it
Thank you!
Remember me when you become famous
1:27 Bishop On e1 💀
The most important term in chess is THE ROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOK
😂😂😂😂
Its not called en prise, its called sniping bro
En Prise is when a piece is under attack and when the attcker(s) can capture it to gain material
1:07bro un-checked the king
Most people noticing the bishop and not noticing that's also an illegal move lmao.
What about other term like zugzwang or deseprado
I knew every single one of them
Since "Fianchetto" [fjaŋˈkɛtto] is an Italian word, the syllable "che" is pronounced like /kɛ/ as in "Chemistry"
I already play chess, its just I wanted to know the names for things as I don't know some of the terms.
Nice vid, keep up the good work!
Thank you!
Isn’t tempo when you make a move that improves your position and also attacks a piece of higher value that your opponent will have to move?
that is basically what he said
@@sonicwaveinfinitymiddwelle8555 not entirely, it felt like there some crucial details missed
tempo has to do with time (in number of moves). if you do something that saves moves then you gain tempo maybe
No, that will gain you tempo, but tempo is essentially moves. When you make a threat, sometimes your opponent reacts and you get a free move. The threat gained you a tempo because it was a free move
What you're describing is gaining tempo, which is not the same thing as just tempo.
1:07 this is such a dumb position, somehow white queen is checking black's king yet it's white to play? and how did that bishop get there?
King had Queen on check, so she had to move. King's a gigachad and his purpose is beyong your understanding.
@@hermesthegreek5247 lol
En passant is more like a bait to avoid checkmate.
Very good explanation but what is German Fork
You didn’t mention that if you don’t do en passant that turn you lose the right to do en passant
thats true
I can't believe you forgot about Il Vaticano :
Anyone else called the skewer "x-ray" before watching this video
5:22 Or the queen
I feel like a GM now
me who is a 1600. yea yea this video is very informative
En passant is not confusing it simple
Simple for some, confusing for others🤷♂️
What about il vaticano?
Give
Away
Multiple pieces
Because
It’s
Totally fun and easy
G-A-M-B-I-T gambit
My opponent Hanged a queen and a Mate in 1 on the same move XD
i love minor pieces
Fianchetto you have to pronounce like fianketto
You forgot to mention that en passant is forced
Its not
@@rookmoves it is, as a tribute to the chess gods
Did anyone relieze that I am a Rook too?
holy hell
New response just dropped
slipmove
U forgot double check
Wunderschon
1:15 This is an illegal position. Sorry, but im not gonna trust a channel that so easily misses this mistake and posts it. Makes me wonder what other mistakes are in this video.
How?
@Parporos how did the black bishop get in the corner?
J'adoube sin't a french word
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icon picture error ... you have a black pawn moving diagonally to an empty space,
Unless the rules have changed, a pawn can only move forward in a straight line (I.E. in the same column) UNLESS it is capturing an opponents piece.
Most unusual. I played Chess in Junior High through High School, and a few games in the 50 years since graduation. I am not a "pro level" player by any means. Nor am I a complete pushover.
I don't know the terms you are referring to. "CHECK" and "CHECK MATE" are really the only IMPORTANT Chess terms you NEED to know before you play the game.
It is NOT necessary to know te names of moves or openings to enjoy playing the game, or to play the game.
Anyway, the illegal move shown in your icon picture destroys any and all credibility you might have had. It has earned you "DO NOT RECOMMEND CHANNEL" status.
This is a joke, right?
You put alot of effort into that comment mr steve, gave me a good laugh
@@jackweslycamacho8982 dead serious. pawns can only move forward in the same column unless capturing an opponent's piece, in which case they can move one spot forward diagonally left or right.
At least that was the rule when I played the game.
If by "icon picture" you're referring to the thumbnail of the video, then it is you who is wrong, not the author of the video. The left side of it shows that a white pawn moved 2 spaces as there is a yellow square where it used to be and where it is now, and it was its first move. Before white pawn's move there was a black pawn on the 4th rank, so the moves were something like this(let's say the black pawn is on the e file before the en passant): 4. ... e4 5. d4 exd3. This is a completely legal move called En Passant, and it IS a capture move. What is amusing to me though is you being ignorant of chess rules and calling people non-credible. A quick google search reveals that he last country to adopt this move was Italy in 1880, and I highly doubt you've been playing chess in Italy until 1880 because you said "Unless the rules have changed..."
bro doesnt know en passant lmao, i hope this is a joke or else this is kinda sad ngl
2:34 or the intercontinental ballistic missile gambit