@@generallukeproductions tldr it’s a reference to when his opponents are cheating or allegedly cheating, if you want the full explanation search chessvibes “we need to talk about this” video
If you like this one, he has another rating climb video from about a year ago - well worth watching to see Peter Patzer advance from a newb to a Chess God.
i’m currently dancing around 700 elo, i’ve been stuck here for a while and only recently actually put in the effort to improve, can you help me hit my 1000 goal?
@@hb8mk226 i can take a look man, but the main thing that helped me improve is playing a lot, analyzing each game after, and doing a lot of puzzles and also watching better players alot. By brute forcing games and puzzles ive sub consciously picked up on patterns and tactics that I used to not see, now they come to me without really thinking. Before I thought I would never pick up on these patterns. When I say a lot, I have done thousands of puzzles and played thousands of games. Also I know this sounds counter intuitive, but every once in a while give yourself a day or 2 break from playing chess and just watching chess related content. When you come back it feels like you leveled up.
@@hb8mk226 The best way to break the 1000 barrier is to stop blundering, and to stop missing opponents blunders. Get 0 blunders every game and you'll reach 1000 in no time
You’re very good at explaining all of the options you see from a position, why those options are available (what the opponent is trying, and what they overlooked), why you are picking one option over the others. These are amazing instructive chess videos. Thank you so much!
I started really getting into chess 2 months ago and I have learned so much from this series so far. You explain things very clearly and it’s been incredibly helpful. Keep it up!
I really love when opponent play something and you repeat the move by saying "oooh! KC6!" It clearly shows so many brilliant ideas immediately pops up in your mind while lower rating players like me are thinking about some blundering moves😅. .you really thought us how to think!! THANK YOU!!!
In 24:50 you could’ve let him take the pawn and move something else. Because if he takes the pawn you can pin his knight to the king with Re1 and he has no what of defending the knight other than with f5 but THEN you play f3 threatening the knight with the pawn and he can’t move it. Clever little trap I found. Respect always bro 🙌🏽
Would love a Haxo/Scotch Gambit, your vids on them got me into playing them! EDIT: wow I commented this before finishing the video and you transposed into Haxo from Guicco Piano. Awesome stuff
The one thing that surprises me is that none of your opponents abort or take 7 minutes off the clock after the game is basically over. It happens to me all the time
lol it happens to me too. i just turn on some music or come watch one of these videos. He has some from a year ago where he did the ratings climb back then. Sadistic Tushi is also a pretty fun channel to watch, and I 'd love to see a colab between him and Nelson. The inside the minds of the different chess players are always good too.
Yeah, like with others after the 3 minute mark they start going overdrive talking fast and not showing what they are talking about. Much much prefer your style. Very helpful. Liked and subscribed.
Suggestion in keeping with the video. The general rule is the player that thinks father ahead is the winner. This is well reflected in your video, your opponent is making opportunity moves without any considering options of other permutations. Now we have the extreme other end of the spectrum an active player today, Carlsen. When he does his in game analysis he often demonstrates considering multiple alternative moves and thinks them through, each and every possible alternative, often 5 or more moves deep - and is able to remember them, building alternate play scenarios in his mind. This is why he's so incredibly powerful at blitz and bullet games. And why come the end game he's an unholy terror. He's already played out every possible scenario. The entire point being for
just subscribed like the pace, alot of chess masters brains are showing the moves in lightening speed and I get completely lost! And Im the blitz move on the 10mins usually game over in about 4 mins lol.
With Busch-Gass you MUST play 2...nf6 to prevent the queen coming in. The odds that White will take the undefended pawn are also much higher, allowing you to play the gambit.
Great video. I like the explanation followed by the run against the clock in your videos. Old mate resigned so we missed the clock race, maybe once your playing people over 1000
I got two questions. First, how do you recognize possitions where you need to take the time to analyze? Second how do you recognize the enemy threads so quickly? Is that just experience?
11:13 I feel like this opponent’s downfall is their stubborn insistence on checkmating with the queen on f7. They should’ve figured out that after the first attempt, you weren’t going to fall for this crap. They’re gonna end up losing all their pieces trying to force the one checkmate pattern they know!
Can you or have you done a video on the stock fish? I always do a review, but I don't know how you are seeing whats the best moves or how to properly read it.
At 13:56 you could instead have played the (I think fairly simple) tactic Rxe4, then if white captures back with his pawn, you can grab his rook, and the game is essentially over, or if he doesn't, you've infiltrated, and the game should again be over pretty quickly from that point.
I actually found people around 800-900 do that a lot. If they are in a bad position they will just randomly yeet a bishop or knight at your king pawns.
in my opinion, when you get to the range of 700-1200elo thats when you should start memorizing as much opening theory as possible, but don't rush or you'll make no progress.. i couldnt pass 900elo until i started slowly memorizing as much openings and variations as i can, and imprinting them in my memory, i still have so much to learn and memorize, though
This is my favourite youtube channel thank you for the teacing. I like you and love you In this strategy, we close the trade no matter what after the 1min candle ends?🌰
A wild response from black if they ever play d4 is immediately c5. And if takes dxc5, e6. If white tries to hold on with b4, a5. It's the Old Benoni Defense, and I would have never seen it if a low elo friend didn't randomly play 1)d4 c5 in one of their games.
I'm only a 1200 rated player but at 7:30 I would have taken the knight with my knight instead because im getting a trade in which is good to do while ahead, knowing i have his rook won?
Also the knight ends up in the corner to trap the rook which is a very limited place for it.. or if i capture with the queen I lose the knight to their king
Third game you missed bishop attack double pawn, pawn takes bishop and queen takes rook or if pawn doesn’t take then bishop takes pawn white queen takes bishop and black queen takes white queen attacking rook
Clear thought process but most of them are open position. Is it because of the opening? Open position feels more fun. How do I keep open position while not being restricted with certain openings?
hey chess vibes @ min 42:18 u didt see yet,that u can take his queen soon,right?just wondering @ 43:11 U Paint all Kinds of scenarios,still Not to Take the queen
23:58 Couldn't you have played Re1 too, pinning the bishop on e4? Yes, Black has a fork with Bxd2+, but I don't see a good followup for Black after Nxd2.
A little more complex than it looks. Qe2 is the only move I see that prevents the mate and protects the bishop. My rating is onlyn1089 so I may be missing something
You know its over when Nelson says "heres the deal" 🤣
You know your attack is weak weak when Nelson call it "shenanigans"
@@christopherlperezcruz1507 this one had me rolling 😂
You're the best man. Average-Joe series is a masterclass on chess for beginners/intermediate players like myself. Best thing ever. Thank you 🙏🔥
He has done a couple in the past too - worth checking out! They're all there from 400-2100+
The addition of the rice cooker counter is hilarious 😂
What is that
@@generallukeproductions tldr it’s a reference to when his opponents are cheating or allegedly cheating, if you want the full explanation search chessvibes “we need to talk about this” video
I love these rating climb videos, especially the clear, simple explanation of your thought process. I hope you do many more.
This series is my favorite so far among all the chess content series out there ❤
If you like this one, he has another rating climb video from about a year ago - well worth watching to see Peter Patzer advance from a newb to a Chess God.
Thanks for all the help man, I have climbed from 450 to almost 1200 and your videos have been extremely helpful. My goal is 1500!
i’m currently dancing around 700 elo, i’ve been stuck here for a while and only recently actually put in the effort to improve, can you help me hit my 1000 goal?
@@hb8mk226 i can take a look man, but the main thing that helped me improve is playing a lot, analyzing each game after, and doing a lot of puzzles and also watching better players alot. By brute forcing games and puzzles ive sub consciously picked up on patterns and tactics that I used to not see, now they come to me without really thinking. Before I thought I would never pick up on these patterns. When I say a lot, I have done thousands of puzzles and played thousands of games. Also I know this sounds counter intuitive, but every once in a while give yourself a day or 2 break from playing chess and just watching chess related content. When you come back it feels like you leveled up.
@@hb8mk226 The best way to break the 1000 barrier is to stop blundering, and to stop missing opponents blunders. Get 0 blunders every game and you'll reach 1000 in no time
Help me to go 500+ buddy 😢@@hb8mk226
@@hb8mk226yes I can, iam 1300, do you have any questions
You’re very good at explaining all of the options you see from a position, why those options are available (what the opponent is trying, and what they overlooked), why you are picking one option over the others. These are amazing instructive chess videos. Thank you so much!
I started really getting into chess 2 months ago and I have learned so much from this series so far. You explain things very clearly and it’s been incredibly helpful. Keep it up!
I really love when opponent play something and you repeat the move by saying "oooh! KC6!"
It clearly shows so many brilliant ideas immediately pops up in your mind while lower rating players like me are thinking about some blundering moves😅. .you really thought us how to think!! THANK YOU!!!
That first game opponent was probably licking his lips thinking he about to four move checkmate then the tables turn
Not sure everything was on the up and up in that game.. played like an 1800, then when advances were thwarted, turned into a 600
In 24:50 you could’ve let him take the pawn and move something else. Because if he takes the pawn you can pin his knight to the king with Re1 and he has no what of defending the knight other than with f5 but THEN you play f3 threatening the knight with the pawn and he can’t move it. Clever little trap I found. Respect always bro 🙌🏽
"or COVID for the 17th time" 😂 thanks for that. I lol'd on that one. Thanks for doing these and I hope you get better
Another highly instructive session.
Opening Suggestions: Closed Sicilian/Philidor(Hanham).
Take care of your cold and be well.
Thanks for another useful instructive video , hope you feel better soon ! Good holiday learning !!
Would love a Haxo/Scotch Gambit, your vids on them got me into playing them!
EDIT: wow I commented this before finishing the video and you transposed into Haxo from Guicco Piano. Awesome stuff
The one thing that surprises me is that none of your opponents abort or take 7 minutes off the clock after the game is basically over. It happens to me all the time
Indeed, i guess nobody want to loose rating
This is why I stopped playing.
@@alansmithee6273 I usually just say "I don't want to report you for stalling but I will" and then they usually just resign.
lol it happens to me too. i just turn on some music or come watch one of these videos. He has some from a year ago where he did the ratings climb back then. Sadistic Tushi is also a pretty fun channel to watch, and I 'd love to see a colab between him and Nelson. The inside the minds of the different chess players are always good too.
I recently played somebody who resigned after 6 moves (I have no idea why) so I won a game where we both played with 100% accuracy !
Yeah, like with others after the 3 minute mark they start going overdrive talking fast and not showing what they are talking about. Much much prefer your style. Very helpful. Liked and subscribed.
Suggestion in keeping with the video. The general rule is the player that thinks father ahead is the winner. This is well reflected in your video, your opponent is making opportunity moves without any considering options of other permutations. Now we have the extreme other end of the spectrum an active player today, Carlsen. When he does his in game analysis he often demonstrates considering multiple alternative moves and thinks them through, each and every possible alternative, often 5 or more moves deep - and is able to remember them, building alternate play scenarios in his mind. This is why he's so incredibly powerful at blitz and bullet games. And why come the end game he's an unholy terror. He's already played out every possible scenario.
The entire point being for
In the second game the opponent has less time than Nelson 🤯
I really appreciate you making these videos consistently, especially this one while you’re sick. Thanks Nelson! 🤝
Your explanations are really good thank you!
Thanks for these games. I'm learning a lot! Get to feeling better soon.
Very much enjoy watching these tutorials Nel!! 😊They’re fascinating !
just subscribed like the pace, alot of chess masters brains are showing the moves in lightening speed and I get completely lost! And Im the blitz move on the 10mins usually game over in about 4 mins lol.
This was a super useful game for me. I find myself in those opening traps often and have struggled to get out f them.
Great chess content, very instructive. I can't wait for Nelson to "reach" my 1300 - 1400 area and I will follow every single word 🙂
Excellent video. More like this please.
it's easy to say to not rush. if there's a running around end game, that's not the best time to be rushing because you have to
With Busch-Gass you MUST play 2...nf6 to prevent the queen coming in. The odds that White will take the undefended pawn are also much higher, allowing you to play the gambit.
Thanks excellent instructions....11:09 Mark moving the Black King to E8 seemed best to me and chess-bot agreed. Thoughts?
I am new to chess and ive learned a lot just by watching your videos. Thank you!
Just wanted to say I love your content, it's always fun to watch :).
42:52 The tactic interference used in the game is just too beautiful!!!
I just played my best game ever with an accuracy of 94.4 and your videos are a large part of enabling me to do that. Thanks.
I really appreciate that you explain your moves it benefits beginner like me a lot
A great example of my chesscoaches saying, Its not the pieces that LEAVES the board that's important but the pieces that's still LEFT on It.
this is fantastic man
Great video. I like the explanation followed by the run against the clock in your videos. Old mate resigned so we missed the clock race, maybe once your playing people over 1000
high quality videos man! appreciated
Thanks , this was fun to watch
13:54: You have Rxe4 in this position. King cannot capture; if pawn takes, then you capture the opponent's rook
Неожиданно перевернул игру) я думал уже уйдешь в минус, а по итогу получился офигенный плюс) класс
You are very gracious with your commentary. 36:20 opponent is being a bit stupid.
Request: Owen Defense
Ive been a fan of this series now.
Well explained, thank you.
will be waiting for sicilian defense as black , because i dont know how to play the sicilian in low elo chess , that will be very helpfull
Yes! I've done an entire chessable course on the accelerated dragon and people are off book on move 3.
Hey Nelson! Really appreciate the consistency. I was wondering if we could see you play evans gambit?
Great games! Keep up the great work!
I got two questions. First, how do you recognize possitions where you need to take the time to analyze? Second how do you recognize the enemy threads so quickly? Is that just experience?
11:13 I feel like this opponent’s downfall is their stubborn insistence on checkmating with the queen on f7. They should’ve figured out that after the first attempt, you weren’t going to fall for this crap. They’re gonna end up losing all their pieces trying to force the one checkmate pattern they know!
The best way to start my work week is waking up to a new rating climb video
2:25 perhaps start of with Bxf3+ and see where things go, if they take with the king you have Qf6+ so that would be okey
Damn rise and grind brother 😂
Rise and grind 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Rice and grind?
Can you or have you done a video on the stock fish? I always do a review, but I don't know how you are seeing whats the best moves or how to properly read it.
enseñas muy bien, felicitaciones!
Love the awesome and cool video
I just hit 1700. Even these low elo games can be quite helpful !
get better soon and rest up man 🙏
Next time I think you can consider trying Even's Gambit against the Giuoco Piano
I usually watch Nelson's videos while I am preparing dinner, and about half the time I am legitimately cooking rice.😅
The Evan's Gambit wouldve been nice aswell in that last game :) maybe in the future? I know you have a series on it
“Pawns don’t go backwards” thats the logo for my T-shirt
I would really like to see analysis of the English opening and/or Sicilian defense in that range ~1000 ELO.
At 13:56 you could instead have played the (I think fairly simple) tactic Rxe4, then if white captures back with his pawn, you can grab his rook, and the game is essentially over, or if he doesn't, you've infiltrated, and the game should again be over pretty quickly from that point.
Get well soon Nelson! Hope it's not covid that you got! 😷
@34:23 nice! Nelson's next opponent is from Philippines! 🇵🇭🇵🇭
Or herpes
Any idea when the 1500 course will be available again? I missed out last time.
I actually found people around 800-900 do that a lot. If they are in a bad position they will just randomly yeet a bishop or knight at your king pawns.
I really learn a lot from your videos. Climbed to 868 as a new player, but struggling to break 900.
in my opinion, when you get to the range of 700-1200elo thats when you should start memorizing as much opening theory as possible, but don't rush or you'll make no progress.. i couldnt pass 900elo until i started slowly memorizing as much openings and variations as i can, and imprinting them in my memory, i still have so much to learn and memorize, though
31:20, take with knight, if they capture, cool you get a 7th rank rook, if they don't, you have nf6+ to win a rook
This is my favourite youtube channel thank you for the teacing. I like you and love you In this strategy, we close the trade no matter what after the 1min candle ends?🌰
Bg5 in the last game, forcing the Queen to passively sit on g6, was definitely the best move...
A wild response from black if they ever play d4 is immediately c5. And if takes dxc5, e6. If white tries to hold on with b4, a5. It's the Old Benoni Defense, and I would have never seen it if a low elo friend didn't randomly play 1)d4 c5 in one of their games.
I'm only a 1200 rated player but at 7:30 I would have taken the knight with my knight instead because im getting a trade in which is good to do while ahead, knowing i have his rook won?
Also the knight ends up in the corner to trap the rook which is a very limited place for it.. or if i capture with the queen I lose the knight to their king
1:01:01 no if you had moved queen, the rook will be trapped by knight
Third game you missed bishop attack double pawn, pawn takes bishop and queen takes rook or if pawn doesn’t take then bishop takes pawn white queen takes bishop and black queen takes white queen attacking rook
Muy interesantes tus videos. Un nuevo suscriptor.
Sorry, at 11:37 you can give check the white king with Qc2 then check again with Bb4.
4... Qe7 is correct; it guards against checkmate and defends the Bishop.
At about 5:00, the white Q is close to being trapped. Would that be a better focus?
19:23 ACTUALLY knight to B5 would have been good cus if queen takes pawn you have a queen fork!
11:00 - If you had moved your king to B2, it would have been mate next move.
Nope its not. He woul just take with knight after check
Clear thought process but most of them are open position. Is it because of the opening? Open position feels more fun. How do I keep open position while not being restricted with certain openings?
Loving it.
hey chess vibes @ min 42:18 u didt see yet,that u can take his queen soon,right?just wondering @ 43:11 U Paint all Kinds of scenarios,still Not to Take the queen
13:54 I think you had Rxe4+ and if rook is recaptured with pawn then the other rook is undefended
Saw the flag in the first and was shocked it didnt have an immediate Queen opening...
... aaaaand there it is.
Nelson best - even sick 😂
23:58 Couldn't you have played Re1 too, pinning the bishop on e4? Yes, Black has a fork with Bxd2+, but I don't see a good followup for Black after Nxd2.
@20:00 knight B5 would have saved the pawn (poison It with a royal fork ) 😅
Should try the hippo defense
A little more complex than it looks. Qe2 is the only move I see that prevents the mate and protects the bishop. My rating is onlyn1089 so I may be missing something
13:46 I would just take the pawn on f3 and liquidate all the rooks in a 6-3 pawn endgame, though your time was terrible due to all the explaining.
Why would you ever do this? Unnecessarily saccing your pieces is well… unnecessary
@31:38 wouldn't taking with the knight make for a faster end game?
Can you please play sicilian defense najdorf variation
Great voice!
51:12 why not take with Queen instead?
please play sicilian defense next time . thank you
Bro you traded queens to free the bishop then block in the bishop to save the knight ..I'm invested at this point same game from 20:00
I actually played against the traxeler gambit and I believe I nearly won or just straight up lost.
What if you take his knight?