Bro it's obvious he was losing so he just made dealing with the opponent( Paid actor ) and in the ten moves the opponent wantedly blunders so that he could win or draw the game This is what I think
I know why stockfish didn't like that move at the start: you could have advanced your king to trap his, defend rook attacks with your horsie and bishop, and then mated with the rook on the back rank.
I thought about that too, but I'm not sure that's the reason... Stockfish says it's +5.6 for black, so obviously no easy checkmate is possible there. And black sacrificing a rook for the knight doesn't even work either (as you'd just bring the bishop in as a shield) so it would not justify the analysis difference. So I think the reason why Stockfish doesn't like that move, is because it achieves nothing because there's no follow up checks (other than repeating moves), and it brings the king closer, and it can get even closer with tempo on the rook. So basically it's just wasting moves for no reason. I think Stockfish wanted to start capturing pawns right away, because pawns are what will really matter in the game, not random checks.
Tbh that would just provoke rook d1+, bishop d4, rook xd4+, knight xd4, rook gxe1 blocking the back rank checkmate. (Yes, I thought about this too when I watched the video, and decided to look closer at that position before commenting)
Didn't know Chess Simp could beat Karpov. Much impress. By the way: 0:49 KD6 creates a tricky line that I think results in a forced draw if done correctly and a checkmate if not.
Instead of checking with the rook at the beginning I THINK you should have moved the king one forward threading mate in 1 and if he checks you then block with bishop protected by knoght
What stockfish saw at 0:48 was k6 I believe, cause even if the rook checks u, u can block with bishop and if they take u capture with knight and push the rook to Re8 delivering checkmate
0:50 Stockfish didn`t like that move because it misses a strong mating opportunity. The move here is Kd6 first, preventing black`s king from having an escape route before Re8#. It may be possible for black to stop mate, but would be difficult because Rd1+ can be blocked by Bd2. Rc1 attempting to put the rook in a position to block mate doesn`t seem to work because the knight just takes it. If black just keeps throwing rooks at the situation, they could survive.
@@347Jimmy Well I'm not really good at chess or anything and maybe there's something that would of been bad if he did another move, but he definitely had lots of other options.
Hmm, the lines where black keeps the pressure on the king with the queen or rook look a lot more interesting. d1 seems to force white to blunder the queen, else smothered mate on the next turn (queen c6). White's king is actually almost as boxed in as black's.
Challenge: Your opponent need to do 3 ''very aggressive move''. You or your opponent need to ''blunder a woman''. Your opponent need to ''sacrifice the king''.
Lame, skipped moves and the ending was super lame. It was an interesting starting position though. Don't worry, we won't just backseat your games, but we'll also backseat your videos! :D
0:43 couldn't you have moved your queen up and force a queen trade and still get the checkmate with the rook? If I'm wrong, I don't play much chess, so
Chess but you have to checkmate with en passant Chess but you can not move a piece back to a square at has already been on. Chess but you have to checkmqte with a pawn on the a or h file Good luck
0:32 I'm new to chess strategy and wondering if moving queen to E8 after black moves queen to B8 would be a good move. It pins black's queen, and allows white to trade queens at any time. I know it's generally a bad idea to trade when you're down in material, but if black decides to take with queen, it allows back-rank mate all the same. Can anyone with more experience explain why this is or isn't a bad move?
Rook D1 checks the king and king to E6 is forced then Rook has D6 which forces E7 and now Black can put the Rook from A1 to D1 so Queen E8 puts 2 Rooks on the D file If you go Queen E8 then Black plays Rook D1 and you Block Rook D1 with your Rook from D4 then you hang your Queen on E8 and she’s gone
@@sethgoolsby6324 Yes, both you and Wollwolff are pointing out that black can put the white king in check with one of their rooks, which I admittedly didn't see. However, I think you're missing that white can instead block a rook check with their bishop instead of their rook. I have played around with the position a bit, and it does look like queen E8 is a bad move. After the rook check white can easily fall into a forced mate unless they take black's queen which evidently they obviously should have simply done sooner.
I think the reason why Qe8 isn't a very good move is because it doesn't threaten anything. y You don't have a way to attack the queen afterwards. So it's a loss of time
pls do this for next time pls: you have to get checkmated by opponent +if you blunder(according to stockfish), the video blunders (according to stockfish) (day 63 of asking)
Pretty sure he could play this challenge a thousand times in 100 rated chess, and not come close even once. First stating the obvious: 100 rated players blunder their pieces every 5 moves, and if you don't take them all, then YOU have a blunder for not playing the best move. So you need to play a full game without the player blundering his pieces... Because if you DO take them all (to avoid blundering) then there's no way the player can checkmate you while being super down in material, without you committing a blunder. But even if somehow it happens because a grandmaster made a new account or something, well getting checkmated while playing a good game is really hard. Pawn losses count as blunder sometimes, so you have to stay solid all game long, while losing anyway. But usually (even if you don't blunder a piece) losses are caused by a positional blunder or something. Even something like "losing a losing position that could've been held for a draw" often counts as a blunder.
This is becoming a new series called "I'm better than Anish in drawing games."
i have to admit, im a little bit disappointed, that there are so many draws..
@@bolzanoweierstra6552, what do you expect from -10ish positions?
Drawing from a -10 is definitely an equivalent feat to winning a normal chess game so he’s still better than his viewers for it
Read it again
Cool video, but please don't skip over moves - we would love to see them unfold in the timelapse.
Yeah. I don't know about you but I'd be more than happy to watch 10 minutes of Chess Chaos.
@@Zulk_RS same lol
More watch time too. Isn't 10 minute videos the meta in TH-cam?
That would be worse for ranking algorithm.
Bro it's obvious he was losing so he just made dealing with the opponent( Paid actor ) and in the ten moves the opponent wantedly blunders so that he could win or draw the game
This is what I think
I know why stockfish didn't like that move at the start: you could have advanced your king to trap his, defend rook attacks with your horsie and bishop, and then mated with the rook on the back rank.
What did he just say about backseating his videos? Ha, love it
I thought about that too, but I'm not sure that's the reason... Stockfish says it's +5.6 for black, so obviously no easy checkmate is possible there.
And black sacrificing a rook for the knight doesn't even work either (as you'd just bring the bishop in as a shield) so it would not justify the analysis difference.
So I think the reason why Stockfish doesn't like that move, is because it achieves nothing because there's no follow up checks (other than repeating moves), and it brings the king closer, and it can get even closer with tempo on the rook. So basically it's just wasting moves for no reason.
I think Stockfish wanted to start capturing pawns right away, because pawns are what will really matter in the game, not random checks.
Tbh that would just provoke rook d1+, bishop d4, rook xd4+, knight xd4, rook gxe1 blocking the back rank checkmate. (Yes, I thought about this too when I watched the video, and decided to look closer at that position before commenting)
@@simonnading i... yeah ok you're right i'm sorry.
@@lajont couldn't you protect rook d1+ with bishop xd4?
There might be a silly TouYube reason for cutting it, but I'd still love to see the 10 moves that were skipped at 2:43
My brain only realised you said TouYube after reading your comment three times😂
Silly reason is ranking algorithm. So that you click on his next video more, do a context switch in brain so you keep watching his videos.
@@jasonlongfur4695 Thanks for helping my remaining braincells not be overworked.
@@curious_banda I thought silly reason was to get people to comment about it driving engagement?
0:54 I think Stockfish wanted you to go King to d6, preventing black king from escaping, then rook e3 -> checkmate
I want to see all the moves:'(
:^(
Simp's arrogance at the end always gets me 🤣
This time your oponent definitely was an actor because he didn't use the rook in the beginning to put you into chessmate
I knew it clickbait, but still nice video
Didn't know Chess Simp could beat Karpov. Much impress.
By the way: 0:49 KD6 creates a tricky line that I think results in a forced draw if done correctly and a checkmate if not.
Pls don’t skip moves
Its always sus when he's in a bad position there's a sudden edit, and it goes better or when he ends a video early and claims a tie occurred.
well, this time the eval bar didn't flinch after 10 moves, black was still -4
The f you suspect of him?
Instead of checking with the rook at the beginning I THINK you should have moved the king one forward threading mate in 1 and if he checks you then block with bishop protected by knoght
i thought the same thing
Are you Greek?
2:53 'If you can't win, aim for a draw'- Simp, Andrew Tate and Bobby Fischer(probably).
'If you can win, aim for a draw'- Anish Giri
@@AlienValkyrie of course, who could forget.
Seeing that second name in the same sentence as Simp makes me very angry for some reason.
@@Pepso8P two contradicting names.
Not Fischer, he used to Convert draw positions into a win (just like carlsen)
Not real? I'm personally offended.
What stockfish saw at 0:48 was k6 I believe, cause even if the rook checks u, u can block with bishop and if they take u capture with knight and push the rook to Re8 delivering checkmate
I always wanna see a rematch if it's a draw where you swap colours
LET US SEE THE 10 MOVES, idc if it's sped up
why you gotta skip the endgame
0:50 Stockfish didn`t like that move because it misses a strong mating opportunity. The move here is Kd6 first, preventing black`s king from having an escape route before Re8#. It may be possible for black to stop mate, but would be difficult because Rd1+ can be blocked by Bd2. Rc1 attempting to put the rook in a position to block mate doesn`t seem to work because the knight just takes it. If black just keeps throwing rooks at the situation, they could survive.
simp is better than chess made me laugh way more than it should have
100-rated chess, but Simp demonstrates a bishop and knight checkmate in the endgame.
You actually could have a mate if you went for other move during the first turn.
0:49
Because it was better to put the rook on row 7, so the king would've been stuck on row 8.
I love how you made it say "I'm better than my viewers" at the end.
I wonder why did the opponent move the queen right beside the king, when the queen could stop one square earlier and prolong its existence?
accepting a draw by repetition is... cowardly
Didn't the opponent kinda force it with their rook?
@@347Jimmy Well I'm not really good at chess or anything and maybe there's something that would of been bad if he did another move, but he definitely had lots of other options.
@@kittyh7500 yeah having another look at it, there were loads of other ways he could have gone
the thing in the title is mate in 2 or 3 depending on opponents moves
Hmm, the lines where black keeps the pressure on the king with the queen or rook look a lot more interesting. d1 seems to force white to blunder the queen, else smothered mate on the next turn (queen c6). White's king is actually almost as boxed in as black's.
*_DRAWING === DOUBLE RESIGNATION._*
*REMEMBER THAT, EVERYONE. REMEMBER THAT, CHESS SIMP.*
That cut forward was a bit
S u s
Simp is Anish Giri confirmed
2:31 blundereda skewer with rook g 5
pawn takes
i swear that pawn wasnt their earlier LOL
"Quadruple Pawns!!"
Challenge:
Your opponent need to do 3 ''very aggressive move''.
You or your opponent need to ''blunder a woman''.
Your opponent need to ''sacrifice the king''.
But .... What Edward is doing there 🤔🤔
Lame, skipped moves and the ending was super lame. It was an interesting starting position though. Don't worry, we won't just backseat your games, but we'll also backseat your videos! :D
He could have checkmate if he moved his king up one spot before checking with rook
Nvm I forgot about rook ♜
Guys, you don't understand. The part where he skips some of the game is when he negotiates the PayPal deal in chat.
why not white queen e8 then black takes white queen at e8, then rook takes e8 and it's backrank checkmate
0:43 couldn't you have moved your queen up and force a queen trade and still get the checkmate with the rook?
If I'm wrong, I don't play much chess, so
Isnt 0:51 a missed mate in 2?
I think so. That was my first thought too.
it's mate in 4 because black can stall with the rooks on the A & B file but yeah kd6 is forced mate
It is not, after 1. Kd6, there is 1... Rd1+ 2. Nd4 Rxd4+ 3. Bxd4 Rxe1 and there is no longer checkmate
@@Kat-dp4rh stockfish disagrees. Rd1+ is met with Bd2
Wouldn’t king d6 rook e8 be an instant checkmate
I wonder what Simp's actual rating is...
1600-1700
No skip
In 0:43, whats happens if queen e8?
Chess but you have to checkmate with en passant
Chess but you can not move a piece back to a square at has already been on.
Chess but you have to checkmqte with a pawn on the a or h file
Good luck
when do simp lose?
If people are paying Simp to do the challenges, isn't he technically the paid actor in that situation?
00:49 why don't you go king D6 first then rook E8? Sorry if this is a stupid question, I'm new to chess.
It's checkmate
Fair enough lol
Can we stop with the draws
This video is 🔥 from the first 5 seconds
One of those TH-cam channels that really improves in quality as time goes on
0:32 I'm new to chess strategy and wondering if moving queen to E8 after black moves queen to B8 would be a good move. It pins black's queen, and allows white to trade queens at any time. I know it's generally a bad idea to trade when you're down in material, but if black decides to take with queen, it allows back-rank mate all the same. Can anyone with more experience explain why this is or isn't a bad move?
If he goes queen e8 black will check his king with a rook, stopping this attack
Rook D1 checks the king and king to E6 is forced then Rook has D6 which forces E7 and now Black can put the Rook from A1 to D1 so Queen E8 puts 2 Rooks on the D file
If you go Queen E8 then Black plays Rook D1 and you Block Rook D1 with your Rook from D4 then you hang your Queen on E8 and she’s gone
@@sethgoolsby6324 Yes, both you and Wollwolff are pointing out that black can put the white king in check with one of their rooks, which I admittedly didn't see. However, I think you're missing that white can instead block a rook check with their bishop instead of their rook. I have played around with the position a bit, and it does look like queen E8 is a bad move. After the rook check white can easily fall into a forced mate unless they take black's queen which evidently they obviously should have simply done sooner.
I think the reason why Qe8 isn't a very good move is because it doesn't threaten anything. y
You don't have a way to attack the queen afterwards. So it's a loss of time
You are better than the little child who played Karpov on TV
He probably skipped those moves because he was telling the paid actor what to do in the chat. Just theory.
Ok that's it, with need to give chess simp a challenge where he is up by +1 but draws so he cant say he's better than his viewers
With 3 question mark tje answer had to be no^^
It is cowardly to skip moves just because the video is longer than your
Please don't skip moves, you're my favorite TH-cam channel and the only reason I still have an account please fuck
STOP SKIPPING MOVES
Nice
Bruh why do they keep drawing 🤦♂️🤦♂️
Whot
cutting the moves out is very anticlimactic
Who is good man ? Like here
saul
Please play me🤗
Ooooooo
pls do this for next time pls:
you have to get checkmated by opponent
+if you blunder(according to stockfish), the video blunders (according to stockfish)
(day 63 of asking)
Pretty sure he could play this challenge a thousand times in 100 rated chess, and not come close even once.
First stating the obvious: 100 rated players blunder their pieces every 5 moves, and if you don't take them all, then YOU have a blunder for not playing the best move.
So you need to play a full game without the player blundering his pieces... Because if you DO take them all (to avoid blundering) then there's no way the player can checkmate you while being super down in material, without you committing a blunder.
But even if somehow it happens because a grandmaster made a new account or something, well getting checkmated while playing a good game is really hard. Pawn losses count as blunder sometimes, so you have to stay solid all game long, while losing anyway. But usually (even if you don't blunder a piece) losses are caused by a positional blunder or something.
Even something like "losing a losing position that could've been held for a draw" often counts as a blunder.
Chess Simp is a coward for not showing all moves
all you do is play random people until you win you havent challenged me yet so your bad at chess
Draw?.. Boring
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