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2nd game his attitude is like -- "There we go another boring player, bro what is wrong with people" and lost the game blundering pieces ... wow what an attitude .. couldn't win against boring opening .. lol

As a 1500, this comforts me for the fact that mistakes can be made in higher levels too

Love your content man. Remember to work on your mental, it helped me a lot.

u got greek gifted the first game , that shit drives me nuts 😤 beware of greek gifts

Mate I’ve been watching since the start - love the videos and feel your pain. Since you started I was already a 1300, I’m now at an almighty…. 1230. Don’t forget how far you’ve come, it’s really impressive. Chess is hard. Keep it cool brother

Please revise your middle game plans,game 1 you baised just making threats short term threats, keep it up! You're doing better than you realize.

Bro played mikhail tal twice😂

It looks like you are going through some problems, come on bro just realax and whatever it is it’s not a big deal

it was one of those days. keep with it 💪

A break will do you good man, few days off and get back at it!

Stay with it bruski. Shake this off, a couple of losses ain’t shit

Look up the Greek gift sacrifice mate…

Keep it up man your videos are really great to watch i know you tilted after this but dont worry you will get to 2000 before 2025

you played this terribly

Just found your channel and I think your analysis is very entertaining and helpful for someone at my level (1700). Thanks!

One of the common misconceptions about CHESS, is that players often believe that they can improve simply by playing MORE games. While that can be true... That is only partially correct. It can, however, be corrected by mental discipline. You are combining whatever chess skill problems you have with the artificial/arbitrary deadline of Jan. 1, 2025, which has been magnifying the frustration of any loss. It's obvious, to me, that you are a smart guy, but you are primarily "smart", outside of chess. Inside of chess, is a different matter, entirely. Chess is a weird game where your own intelligence (if incorrectly applied) can actually slow your progress, because you're accustomed to a certain type of success, but chess has its own "rules of success". You must learn to find them & use it to your advantage. 1 of the most valuable attributes of a successful chess player is the scientist-style of pure logic in chess analysis. I developed this trait as a University Math & Science student. I don't know your educational background, so I can't suggest a specific type of program to help you...yet. You sometimes make minor errors in analysis (from lack of specific chess knowledge). Right now, your losses have been demoralizing, because you aren't doing (& may not even know) what will work best for you, in each situation. This is my opinion. If you watch my video of Gukesh vs. Ding Game 11 from a few days ago, it will demonstrate that I know what I'm talking about, strategically (you've already seen some of my tactical skills). Best of luck, as always!

Game 1 White's Qb3! takes advantage of the premature ...Bf5 abandonment of b7. So, ...Qc8 would solve that problem instead of playing ...Nc6? Qxb7! ...Nb4?, when White is already winning. Find 1 or 2 MAIN openings that suit your style & MASTER them. You are playing too many openings & your lack of preparation is hurting your results. I've been a chess master for over 30 years & those little things are impeding your progress. I hope this helps.

I'm sorry to see that you lost BOTH games. I'll look at it, later & see if I can spot something to help.

I made a video explaining Gukesh's WIN in game 11, that will help you guys understand how it was WON, if you want to watch it!

I think the best way to get better in chess is to love it, many people just do it out of a pressure or just for the sake of getting better without actually liking a game, which then results in tilts and stuff, you keep going even after many loses which shows ur passion for this. I hope ur passion won't get overshadowed by the fact that you're trying to reach 2000 elo as soon as possible, wish u luck bro!!!!

your late

"trying not to be annoyed" aye resilience is v important. Honestly I struggle with anger too, after 3 losses in a row I wanna throw my monitor out the f@#&ing window 😆

nice second game

Nice man

I really like your overall attitude & I think it contributes so much to your success! All you need to do is find My Dad's Rule #2 in any video & your losses will begin to decrease, as you incorporate it into your game. If you want to test your ability... Sit down & watch any of my MEGA Training videos & try to find the winning move & then, compare YOUR time vs. my time for each problem. Each problem is more difficult (by rating) then the previous one. That 2 Knights defense did not seem to be comfortable for you. That uncomfortable "feeling" caused your confidence to decline (even while you were WINNING), which explains why you LOST. The LESSON: find openings that make you feel comfortable! (Now, you should be able to see the value of this phrase.) Luckily, you came back & WON game #2. I hate losing any game, but realized that there is a way to profit, so I see LOSING as the opportunity to LEARN how to WIN, more often! This is how I WON so many chess tournaments in the 80's & 90's.

youre thinking too fast stronger players outcalculate others by not skimming through fast, see moves and try find best options in my opinion bd6 is fine for an rapid game, but you played the middlegame by just looking for one move threats instead of be5 doesnt qe5 make more sense g3 kinda forced and you keep improving while white is weakening their position, try be slower, nd when he castled you should have definitely brougt all the rooks to the game and start atacking he barely had threats is position was so nactive in the opening, even if you develop the rooks to the e and d files i wont care about the pawn on c6 cause my position looks so active.

Just because its a threat doesnt mean you have to be scared, great games played nonetheless

Man, you get this opening SOOOOOO often, almost in every game. It's very impressive to see. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Referring to the second game, that is. So much Scotch.

You have evolved so much! i remember seeing when you were like 1700

Came across this video in my recommended. Great video. I’ve been playing/learning chess since this summer and so its a great insight to see as ~550 blitz player. Keep up the videos

could have just took the bishop 4:97

Bro you gotta be easy on yourself man. Some of these tactics are hard to see. World champion Ding Liren blundered a medium level tactic today in the WCC game. You’ll hit 2k soon enough, but having year end as an arbitrary target is a recipe for tilt imo. Rooting for you either way, good luck!

Opening knowledge coming in clutch in that second game

Sometimes a good guy has a REALLY bad game (or day). So many of your errors can be prevented by watching my videos. Good comeback WIN, after the 1st game. I hope this helps.

Bro there should be a "Scotch Game, Blumenfeld Attack, VoltzChess variation". GGs

gg man, crazy to see you in the 1900's now. Appreciate your thoughts during the game I learn a lot!

Bro can't you use green white colour of chess board ❤️

Saw that queen blunder and was like no way he is going to fall for that... ur brain went full hungry hungry hippo mode

Great analysis btw - that will bear fruit in future

Good video bro. How's the sleep schedule 😆

good job

Ahh shoot! Next time this line will surely be deadly! :) (last game)

You are the luckiest person in the world

Top notch ending LOL

Nice games man, you're gonna get there quite soon!!!!! Great analysis and commentary too

lmao the flagger got pawned (pun intended, the pawn blocks an escape square xD) gg bro

Yesss! Played really well in both games dude

Such a funny last game with that mate

Beauty of a checkmate hahah

You got this