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Pro tip: When playing against 200-400 elo players, best thing to do is not try to develop your idea, this is due to them being so unpredictable with their horrid moves that not having a plan is the best way to beat them.

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Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

Kramnik didn't calculate the win streaks, he calculated the "overperformance streaks" (i'm not sure what exactly it is). the opposite of tilting -- the "hot hand" , is probably a myth. and Kramnik says that neither tilting nor the hot-hand affect the result noticeably🤔. do you think it's possible at all to use statistics to detect cheating?

Interesting.... I'm gonna go ahead with the procedure.

Interesting.

Jobava london cures this

u could adjust the formula to account for the amount of game lost. When we know that tilted players play worse the question becomes how much worse.

next level bro

Bro this really is some next level content! 🤯🏔♟

congrats man

Hello, your video is good. Can you put an AI rating bar on the left side of your board, and you can see the AI's rating for each move?

Why not take the f7 pawn with the knight after Bf1? … Nxd5, Nxf7, …Kxf7 cxd4,

Why no one see this idk

Nice video bro ! Keep going

nice tutorial very good

How could you turn down en passant???

He is all calculation based, he doesn't know about planing and also is playing reactive chess, whats good is that he considers his opponent moves

I enjoyed you explaining the thought process with each move in a simple direct way which allows me to understand the game better and your approach! Most moves to me seem blank because I do not understand the purpose of them for I'm still a beginner, but this was so easy to digest. Great quality, keep it up!

First time on the channel and the time for your decision making is insane Good job

Nice analysis!! I enjoyed all these engine lines and tricks in the position. Keep going and goodluck!

My rating stuck in 1200 elo 😢 how can I improve i solve daily puzzles but not improving

Hey brother 👋🏻 share me your chess id i want to talk to you

Great video, you helped me improve my estrategies

Sad😢

Why no reference to USCF ratings?

Did you try out the line with Qf3 instead of Bd3 too? Jan Gustaffson recommends it

misplayed this one today

Love the way you see the moves in advance

On move 9 is Bg4 a good move instead of h6?

WP what’s ur elo?

After you blinked I came to know that you were moving

Hey man, I wanted to thank you for putting out this content. It's a shame that it hasn't been blessed by the algorithm, but it's still useful to those of us who find it

nice one sir

Bros playing in his basement

well played!

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Nd4, as noted in the video, ias best because if Bxf7+, you can bongcloud the king. White must move the queen because of the threat of the knight, but there is no square to save the bishop after Qc4, b5.

Nice checkmate bro

300 elo

Nice one! You just defended from an opening that beats most players under 200 elo

on 13:15 could the Knight takes c3?

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Punish that scholar s mate player

I recommend adding a intro to hook viewers because I wanted to click off the moment i clicked on

This teaching style is excellent

nobody else explains that if black does not play kc6 there is no Italian and also the limitations if black plays e6. This saves alot of time for beginners thankyou.

Awesome!

I gave up on playing honestly on Rensch's site after a year of losing to cheaters. As an experiment, I started using engines just to see how long it would take for Danny to catch me. Two years and 1100+ points of ELO later, no one has caught me, and I am using multiple accounts to do this. They're doing exactly zero to stop cheating and Danny lies to everyone about it. Were it not so, I would have been caught by now - I don't even hide what I am doing. My sole goal now is merely to wreck the site as much as I can. No, not sorry at all. 🙂

Haha savage