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Sometimes you tend to underestimate how well protected pawns are in your own position. If two pieces attack a pawn but only one pawn defends it, that single defender is sufficient, because the capture sequence would end with him trading a piece for two pawns.

hey man , i suggest you to stop playing 3+0 blitz, you do not get better this way, trust me, just stick to 10 min games, maybe even 15+15

This could not be further from the spanish

Keep talking brotha!

You blundered your queen and he missed it.

At the beginning of the game, after c3 I would have gone e5: you occupy the center e5 square and double back the d4 square. Is that not advisable? Also, after white's e5, I would have taken with the knight and offered an early knight trade. Does that work? 🤔

Playing 3 min games is only damaging your chess. You have been at this rating level for 45 games. You will not improve if you keep playing mindless chess with throwaway blitz games. Play at least 15 minute games and maybe watch some videos or read a book before continuing any further. I recommend “climbing the rating ladder” series on RUclips by International Master John Bartholomew. It’s great for beginners. He does a great job pointing out all the simple mistakes players at your rating level make & teaches you how to think during a chess game. Something that you urgently need. Good luck on your journey.

Why were u about to talk trash in the chat , when u blundered a piece instantly and he did right back at the start You are terrible have some respect and modesty

“Lmao trade all your pieces stooopid “

The spanish? The spanish is e4 e5 nf3 nc6 bb5.

Your Bd2 move later made no sense and ended up losing you the game. It no longer defended the pawn on d4, which you ended up losing, and letting his knight infiltrate your territory with tempo (attacking your queen). After that you were already in trouble.

Instead of Bd3 to attack why not develop your last piece by playing Nd2, which also attacks?

Real advice enjoy the game

gwiddy or wenegade waidor

1100 💪🏾

The moving a piece twice idea is only applicable to the early game development, moving a piece thats under attack multiple times can be fine

purrrr. very demure.

Some key takeoffs 1) don’t push your castled kings pawns forward if you don’t need to. You will open up your king and put it in danger in the future 2) always remember the squares that you piece will leave behind before you make a move 3) calculate most possible logical moves your opponent can make after you make the move Other than that your pretty good🔥🔥

good game and nice way to convert the end game. You used your rooks well ngl

If you are stuck on what to do with black an opening that is usually a safe bet is the Modern Defense. Would be worth looking in to

Quick suggestion for you is to play the 10 minute time control and learning the basic ideas of the opening. You have a ton of potential but we believe.

Develop all your minor pieces before launching attacks - especially with pawns. You couldn't get your other rook out bc your knight was in the way. Sticking to one opening is good for now. But you're still launching attacks prematurely.

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Keep going!!

Congats on 100 subs can we get a video of you oiling up since we got you there

Don't play blizt just play normal time chess 10.00 minute because ,you still a newbie so you down a time so much if you play blizt

No way bro blundered his rook like its nothing

Play English opening please😈

Keep improving brother!! 1700 here , just wanted to say that Youre way better than most 600 rated because of your analytical thinking.

You should try the colle zukertort system. Works pretty well for someone that is starting off. It pretty much blocks most weird gambits. It seems a bit passive, but even some grandmasters can lose to it.

That was an awful game by both sides. You really won't learn anything playing blitz. Try to stop playing c3 and Bc4. I told you this the other day. C3 is where your knight wants to go and Ba4 is the book response to a6. You seem hellbent on "breaking open the center" by like the 4th move. Breaking open the center isn't inherently good - it depends on a lot of stuff. Particularly who has more bishops. Get castled. Beyond that you missed a lot. He hung 2 pieces and you didn't notice.

Try to avoid moves where you move the same piece a lot of times in the opening. It allows the opponent to develop more pieces than you whilst defending

Pawn to H6 was a solid move to prevent the night from infiltrating

good stuff, D4 looked like the move

Yes play longer time control games like 10 min or 15|10 rapid. Playing blitz will create bad habits for you because you're not allowing yourself to think deeply. And I think most of us would be happy watching you talk through your games that way we would know about your thought process. It would also benefit lower elo players as they'll know how a 1000 rated player thinks. Good luck on your journey :)

Ba4 is the response, not Bc4. Don't play c3. C3 is for your knight. He played solidly.

Kinda…. Long…..

pay attention when you develop your pieces you not block your other pieces , when you go bishop d6 it makes your developments process more slow and cumbersom becouse it blocks other pieces

You need to be more patient with your attack. You moved each knight twice and your queen 3 times before you were castled, touched your central d pawn, or developed your 2nd bishop. Attacking chances will happen but you can't jump the gun.

Very much enjoyed you chewing gum and blundering!

Nice swindle. Your rook play has definitely improved but you still have a bad habit of neglecting your 2nd bishop and either pushing too many pawns or making multiple moves with one minor piece. In this case you moved your knight 3 times to do nothing more than let him get Qf3, which led to your kingside pawn structure being damaged. In general you seem to put too much emphasis on minutiae like damaging his pawn structure instead of getting developed and not being reckless with pawns. At your level a damaged pawn structure isn't usually the deciding factor. It's more important for really strong players who are really good at end game. At your level people will hang minor pieces, such as your opponent pinning his bishop and losing it. Keep focusing on fundamentals.

6:44 white can take g6, the pawn is pinned

bro play 10min games max. you had a free pawn in the beginning and you said "i try to play slow and understand what im doing" well only if you actually look at every piece you have and that is impossible for a 700 player just keep it slow buddy.

If this guy is actually 600 I’m quitting chess for good😭🙏

You lost but this was a better game for you. You had the right idea with doubling rooks on the e file but the execution fell apart. You should have gone Re6 followed by Re8. Instead you went Re7 then got ahead of yourself with another unnecessary pawn move fxe5. Once you had rooks on e6 and e8 then you could have tried clearing the center. Also just a heads up, knights can give rooks fits. You have to be extremely precise when moving rooks closer to knights.

There's times where you don't know what to do and it's almost always time to make a rook move. Your rook play needs to develop better. This game was about the D file and you didn't recognize when to challenge for control of the d file. The d8 square was very week for him. Especially when your queen was on that diagonal. Chess is not about attacking pieces but it's about attacking and controlling squares. More specifically, move 22 Rook to b1 should have been rook to d1. If he trades you get your other rook to d1 and it's ready for Rd8, attacking his pinned queen. If he doesn't trade you play Rxd8...Qxd8 24.Qxd8+ and it's an easy win.

Maybe if you gwiddy you’ll get to 1500

Nice video buddy.

Queen to f6 1:49 because it attacts both bishop n knight at the same time

Develop all your minor pieces before you launch attacks or push extra pawns. You didn't touch your light square bishop until you were down to 17 seconds. He had all his minor pieces developed.