How to Work Through an Intense Game 🧩 (Day 8: Speedrun to 2000)

[@LawrenceGGreen-bt3tu]

I saw that blunder 😃

[@throwaway8166]

rook to b8?

[@zhepebrilo2000]

7:19 Nh5 Qg4, g6 to defend from Bh6 threat, this way you meet Bh6 with e5, release the bishop and pushing Queen out of Kings side.
Eventually you want to put Bishop on d6 and come out with the Queen on h6 or g5 to deliver mate.
Qe4 f5 Q:c6 Bd7 Qa4 e4 B:f8 Q:f8
Ready to sacrifice pawn and exchange to get to the King.
Now White have to remove the Knight and no pieces left on the Kings side, pawns f and e march, both Bishops are open and facing the King, Queen comes out on h file, Knight from h5 can go to f4 then to g2/h3. Black has strong attack.

[@equastler100]

I really love your videos - I feel like I learn a lot! Your way of thinking about chess really resonates with me and you've helped me climb the rating ladder myself. Keep it up!

[@BM-ChessClub]

Really appreciate that 👊🏻

[@zhepebrilo2000]

14:28 Re6, Rde8, then Ng6 and push f4, then Qg5, Nh4 and f3.

[@AlabiOlawale-j5o]

Nice video, My best part was how you calmly explained why we needed to play e6 on move 3, I literally saw myself already playing Kf6 and blundering checkmate.😂

[@James-ts8tc]

Glad to know that someone way above my rating can still hang a piece.

[@BM-ChessClub]

All the time lol

[@itsPeerfekt]

8:38 rook b8 queen b8 and gets out safely no?

[@itsPeerfekt]

Ah seeing analysis now, yep. lol