Today I realised that I have found a channel best of all! Really cool stuff posted in this channel. Learnt many things from your videos, Nelson! Looking forward for many more great chess videos ;)
I really like the thought process and the fact that we are focusing on fundamentals against opponents with weird openings like a real game. I appreciate that you made a mistake and showed how you recover from that
I don’t believe this video only got 176 likes. This is the best chess teaching video I have ever seen. I really try to watch all your videos. Thanks a million.
Game 2, that's what I was talking about, you take your opponent off the beaten path where even under 1000 players can get the upper hand against masters for a time at least. That's the lesson from this game, checks captures and threats applies to the opening as well :)
Man i m stuck in the 1250 -1350 range . I have hit the wall. I just hope you release a video for that quickly before i break my phone out of rage of losing more games.
Great videos, explaining thought process and principles off the top of your head while playing is fantastic. You mention the value of analyzing games - do you have a video that gives an overview how to use the analysis tool?
Hey Nelson, great Video, I just found your Channel and Love it! At 5:00, what is the reason for not taking the pawn on g2, trapping the white rook on h1. I don‘t see how white could defend or punish that. Just curious if taking the bishop is better or not, I‘m still learning ^^
It is because he bishop would be at the corner of the board and white could easily take it back or trap it. If the bishop doesn’t take a pawn he will only be up 2 points rather than 3 which would just be a clean bishop
Great! I have learnt alot form your channel till now, increased my rating points +100 in a week, soon Will be a good chess player,... A question how much time it takes for a good beginner to good amateur (1600 likely) ? I am playing 10 rapid games daily and doing 30+ (however somtimes 60 to 80 too) tactics daily, will it work ...and yeah thanks alot :)
Wonderful videos, you have taught me a lot and you have a beautiful demeanor. Question, at 41:46 did you make a mistake moving the bishop, could he not have just captured the pawn you had been defending with his queen?
nelson does chess need talent? because many haven't got the title of GM (like me) in modern times, in the past like Bobby Fischer (2700 rating) Prodigy, do we need talent?
I think to become GM, yeah, you need some level of talent. That being said, someone with minimal talent who devotes tons and tons of time (like many many years) of hard studying can probably still become a GM.
@@ChessVibesOfficial What does "talent" mean here? To me, if you're talented, you're really good at something. I'd think to be a chess master means you are talented at chess regardless of how you got there.
Rook takes forces a rook trade (or opponent moves his rook off the open file which is a weakening of the position), as he is up material he wants to trade down to a simpler endgame. If you are up material, it’s best to trade pieces. If you are down material, it’s best to trade pawns. Notice he isn’t pushing his pawns at all until everything is off the board and then he ends up winning due to queening a past pawn.
This is exactly the chess content I've been needing. You're a good teacher
Just discovered your channel today. Great stuff! Master vs. amateur, great way for us to learn.
Welcome aboard!
Its an Amazing chanell, one of the best
Today I realised that I have found a channel best of all! Really cool stuff posted in this channel. Learnt many things from your videos, Nelson! Looking forward for many more great chess videos ;)
I really like the thought process and the fact that we are focusing on fundamentals against opponents with weird openings like a real game. I appreciate that you made a mistake and showed how you recover from that
Great video from a great teacher. If u play this video at 1.25x it’s great too
this video turned out to be useful. I'm in 800-1000. thanks
Excellent teacher. Shows us the thinking/decision process in plain language with general concepts along the way. Thanks, Nelson!
I don’t believe this video only got 176 likes. This is the best chess teaching video I have ever seen. I really try to watch all your videos. Thanks a million.
Game 2, that's what I was talking about, you take your opponent off the beaten path where even under 1000 players can get the upper hand against masters for a time at least. That's the lesson from this game, checks captures and threats applies to the opening as well :)
You have a simple and effective way of explaining things. I will learn much from you.
great video, you're a really gifted instructor and player! I'm learning a lot from you. thanks so much
Nelson you make it look so simple, I wish I could play like that, but your videos help a lot! Thanks
Great lessons, Thank you Nelson
Great video! Glad I found your channel 🤝
Just started watching your videos. Very instructive and its great that you analyzed your game. It really shows me how I should analyze mine
Glad to help!
Man i m stuck in the 1250 -1350 range . I have hit the wall. I just hope you release a video for that quickly before i break my phone out of rage of losing more games.
Coming soon, hang in there!
Thanks man . I appreciate how helpful you are.
Enjoying these rating climbs. Thanks!👍🏻
Great videos, explaining thought process and principles off the top of your head while playing is fantastic. You mention the value of analyzing games - do you have a video that gives an overview how to use the analysis tool?
Yes Richard, here it is: th-cam.com/video/xG7HT0PlQfQ/w-d-xo.html
Great, very useful video. Please, do more videos. I am new player, your TH-cam channel helps me a lot. Thank you very much!
Good to know your thought process. Subbed
Only a few minutes in and I'm getting a ton of good information. Thanks!
Thanks for the content, love your style.
Hey Nelson, great Video, I just found your Channel and Love it! At 5:00, what is the reason for not taking the pawn on g2, trapping the white rook on h1. I don‘t see how white could defend or punish that. Just curious if taking the bishop is better or not, I‘m still learning ^^
Even i too have the same doubt!!!
It is because he bishop would be at the corner of the board and white could easily take it back or trap it. If the bishop doesn’t take a pawn he will only be up 2 points rather than 3 which would just be a clean bishop
Thank you!
This is very helpful i heen stuck at 800+ and then going down again sucks
really nice video, I was thinking that maybe your opponents are influenced also by looking at your ELO.
Sorry for being late
Great! I have learnt alot form your channel till now, increased my rating points +100 in a week, soon Will be a good chess player,... A question how much time it takes for a good beginner to good amateur (1600 likely) ? I am playing 10 rapid games daily and doing 30+ (however somtimes 60 to 80 too) tactics daily, will it work ...and yeah thanks alot :)
Hard to answer that question because for some people with real talent they can do it in a few months, but for others it can take several years.
Will you do a video on how to study our game analyses?
Also. At the end of the secon game, what did you write to him?😁
Wonderful videos, you have taught me a lot and you have a beautiful demeanor. Question, at 41:46 did you make a mistake moving the bishop, could he not have just captured the pawn you had been defending with his queen?
making me anxious watching the timer and seeing how long u take to explain each move
nelson does chess need talent? because many haven't got the title of GM (like me) in modern times, in the past like Bobby Fischer (2700 rating) Prodigy, do we need talent?
I think to become GM, yeah, you need some level of talent. That being said, someone with minimal talent who devotes tons and tons of time (like many many years) of hard studying can probably still become a GM.
@@ChessVibesOfficial What does "talent" mean here? To me, if you're talented, you're really good at something. I'd think to be a chess master means you are talented at chess regardless of how you got there.
Hey, what do you bet these 800ish rated players love to be instructional tools on how to get beat up on.....
game 2 was rly to my liking ui absolutely destroyed that poor clown
Awesome video!!c
Thanks!
14:00 what about bishop f3
At 13:25 why did he take with rook and not the knight ? Anyone know ?
Rook takes forces a rook trade (or opponent moves his rook off the open file which is a weakening of the position), as he is up material he wants to trade down to a simpler endgame. If you are up material, it’s best to trade pieces. If you are down material, it’s best to trade pawns. Notice he isn’t pushing his pawns at all until everything is off the board and then he ends up winning due to queening a past pawn.
not a fair game, ratings are too much different
lmfao wtf is this