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The Game That Got Me Above 2000 For the First Time!
So I finally reached the goal I set out 3 years ago when started playing chess more seriously.
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How to Punish Chess Opponents In LESS than 6 minutes
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The following is an example inspired by a lesson by Irina Krush. It is incredibly instructive because I feel most players (me included fall for this sort of thinking. I hope you enjoy, leave a comment for any video suggestions.
HOW to Finally Stop Tilting in Chess
Просмотров 476Месяц назад
In this video, i discuss recommendations to overcome tilt. As I have said in the video, this by no means means I am tilt free, the advice is for me as well. Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 01:00 - What is Tilt? 01:45 - Why do WE Tilt? 05:28 - Recommendations
How to play Against The Caro Kann Defense
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This video provides a system to beat the caro-kann by getting the opponent out of their comfort zone. The opening is incredibly common, after this you will look forward to seeing 1...c6 (hopefully)
What can WE LEARN From Tyler1's CHESS Climb
Просмотров 111 тыс.2 месяца назад
Many of us have been pretty surprised to see how fast Tyler1 was able to increase his chess Rating. In this video, I will share some reasons and takeaways from his astronomical improvement. Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 01:10 - Who Is Tyler1 02:13 - Why was he successful 03:45 - What can we learn from Tyler1
HOW to reach 1800 Chess rating
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🚀 Ready to elevate your rapid chess? In this in-depth video, I'm laying out a step-by-step guide that will empower you to reach 1800 ELO mark and beyond. If you have seen this video already, drop a sub, I've migrated my content here. The other channel will be for different topics/info. 🕒
I Analyzed 100 Chess Games...
Просмотров 9094 месяца назад
I reviewed and analyzed 10 losses from 10 different ~1000 elo chess players. Here I share my findings. The 3 most common mistakes are summarized and solutions are provided.
im wearing same shirt go bucs
Nice game! congrats :)
Ty 😀
i am 1950 i reached it in 2 yers btw i have a friend that got in one year 2500 in all formats and was beating gms in blitz he said he didnt do much and he says all the hype around tyler is not logical especially that he is 1900 and i couldnt tell him any thing
He’s either super talented or is underplaying how much it took for him to gain that rating.
@@simpletakes7091 1 year
I went to 1500 in 40ish days and then i quit chess for a year and recently got back on and im like high 1300s. Its pretty random i would say. Most of the increase was spontaneous and dramatic as i started at 350 and was stuck on 600-700 after like 10 days and then in just two days i went from 700 to 1300 and then the rest was gradual again.
I also didnt focus on chess openings, naturally my endgame is supreme so i could always bounce back from a losibg positiok if it goes as far as endgame but what i did a lot were puzzles, fog of war and 4player chess. Puzzles for pattern recognition, fog of war for tactics and sort of keeping a mental check of where the pieces are on the board, 4player was great to learn how to defend since you sometimes get attackef by two or even three players at the same time, i got to 2200 in 4player and 1900 in fog of war, not sure what my puzzles are.
i disagree with some of your points
very instructive.
If you spend 15 minutes a day on one thing. In 1 year you will be better than 90% of the population at that thing.
I think 2k elo IS more than 90%
Great video, dude. Well made and succinctly delivered.
Sure, I want to see the video in question.
Will do!
yes i want to see it too c:
high iq, end of story, any other explanation is COPE
Chess is hard, but solo grinding league is CANCER
I loved the way you go straight to the point. Subscribed!
Great video!
Thanks!
In the right hand panel, RUclips has a video titled, "I Made Tyler1 A Chess Prodigy in 30 Days by Anna Cramling". Funny that.
The perfect blend of time, talent, and discipline.
Tyler1's chess story is still more motivational than queen's gambit. Not born with super intelligence and beating everyone from the start, just hard work and focus. I swear he'll picking up learning chinese next and master it in a year too. Similar pattern recognition and repitition required.
What a nice watch. I love to see other non titled players on here growing the game!
Dude what is that pie chart looking opening chart?
I can’t seem to find it anymore, it’s some lichess millions of openings visualized. Found it on Reddit.
He's now not played any games since early May...
what is that website at 0:28
that's dope ngl
great content man! thank you c:
Tyler1 was never mechanically gifted, certainly not compared to those around him at higher elos. The reason he was able to do what he did in LoL is he had a great understanding of the macro game and strategies, something that probably helps us understand why he has taken to chess so well.
What is the name of the music at 1:01?
Search duff copyright free
The art of Grinding, just like what he did in League of Legends lol.
You just have to keep playing as many games as possible. After you calm down from the loss 😅
😭
Just discovered your channel because of the Tyler1 video, loving your content and it's refreshing to see another brother talk about chess. Keep it up!
Thanks for the kind words.
Great breakdown man I love breaking stuff like this down glad to hear your thoughts on it!
I once heard he plays 40 games in one day. I may get 40 games in 2-4 months. He’s doing 2-4 months of work in one day (compared to me) so it’s not surprising to me that he’s climbed the elo latter so quickly
Loving the content. Please post more!
Tilt video coming shortly!
Bro when you said how he was determined to not go through tutorial hell was so GOATED, got me hyped. Subbed!
leggo!
Lol he’s cheating. Even with puzzles he cheats. Look at his puzzle rushes compared to the regular no-time constraint puzzles. He can barely solve anything during the puzzle rushes…yet he’s a 1300 at bullet? His regular puzzle rating is NEARLY CLOSE TO HIKARUS??? This guy ain’t a savant BY A LONG SHOT. He’s just a clever cheater…and it’s pathetic. He even slips up on a video saying his points won’t be given back “for cheating…I mean um…playing against cheaters.”
Whats that program called used in 0:30 ?
The reason Tyler has done so well is learning from mistakes. He plays one opening, get punished and says: 'well why did that happen, what can i do to prevent it'. This mindset lets you prepare for future games until you have a winning formula. If you see something new against your move order, you can utilise that for later games - to the point you have unlimited adaptability with your opening. If you know all the variations of your opening you can eliminate the bad ones and keep the good ones - forcing your opponent who may have less experience with that opening and playstyle to constantly be on the back foot or think on the fly. Someone thinking on the fly will always lose to someone who has planned ahead. Simply: His opponents have to figure out how to beat him, whilst Tyler knows how to beat them.
Could I apply this idea to the French Exchange Variation? Considering black doesn’t have a e-pawn?
c5 would undermine the whole operation it seems. Try to analyze it and lmk.
Start with league and get challenger first then play chess.
Facts tho
Great video!
Thanks!
I came because I was curious and instead you exposed my entire life
I am stuck at 2000 rapid
He has money and gets paid to sit and do stupid shit like this. He doesn’t have a job like us
The only reason I am not rated 2200 is because the time/reward ratio wasn’t there. I spend that much time researching, creating and inventing, and sacrificing that for chess is really silly for my particular set of priorities. If you want it, you can get there, you just have to be honest about what you actually desire
Very valid.
Yeah, I'm not saying it's not an accomplishment, but if you do anything for 12 hrs a day... He has talent, and tries. Tenacity is key, but experience is important..
so good, thanks for the share...puzzles here we come...
He also came out and said he started putting in insane time to the game to distract himself from him and his wife's miscarriage
PrActicE is overrated
This was really well done video thanks MKBHD of chess
In terms of focus Tyler has the most solid mental of any streamer I've seen Bro has unlocked something we haven't yet
It's the indent on his head from wearing headphones since he was out of the womb. Makes for an enlarged brain with the skull forcing pressure on the brain