HOW TO THINK - Beginners Watch This! Chess Rating Climb 481 to 557 ELO (Chess.com speedrun)
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Timestamps
0:00 - Game 1 - Brilliant move tactic
3:12 - Game 2 - Tricky opening tactics
13:26 - Game 3 - Fishing pole trap
16:45 - Game 4 - Caro-Kann
22:58 - Game 5 - Alekhine's Defense
26:42 - Game 6 - 1...b6?
28:54 - Game 7 - LONDON SYSTEM
35:06 - Game 8 - Scandinavian
40:33 - Game 9 - King's Indian Attack
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I am above these levels but man... I sure could have used video's like these during my climb. The fact you don't blast through and actually give "us" time to think along with you is just awesome man. We all know these games could have been over in about 5 secs lol. That's what separates your ELO climb videos from the rest.
I think it is too complicated at times. I guarantee you in game 4 no one would know what to do if bg4 at 18:07. at this elo they would blunder the queen. After u attack the pawn at d5
When the queen moves to G3, wouldn't the better play have been F2? You're sacrificing your queen, but you're guaranteeing that the bishop won't escape.
FYI, I haven't played chess in 20 years and I have no rating, I'm just wondering if the remnants of my chess instincts are correct or not.
The way you show your (potential) moves, your opponent’s (potential) moves, and the consequences of both is awesome.
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You actually teach people how to THINK while playing chess.
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Glad I stumbled upon your channel - will definitely be subscribing and following as I learn the game.
25.35 cm Neksol forget forche with check and take a free Queen 😂😂😂
Not so bat...😊
25:23 actually Nelson missed a fork of King and Queen one move earlier then he did it. Knight to g5 :-)
He had to feel the vibes of the 500 Elo lol
Eagle Vision! :O
Nice, I missed it too!
I saw it before the opponent's bishop move and was screaming on my screen 😁
i saw it tooo
The secret to 500 ELO chess is to secretly be a 2000+ ELO player....
It’s amazing how helpful I’m finding these, even against relatively lower level opponents. Deciding what moves I would make and then seeing what Nelson plays, so many ideas pop up I never would’ve considered. It’s a thousand small challenges to the way I think, per episode. Fantastic stuff!
For those in starting out, and within and frankly above this ELO (rating), this is one of your better ratings climb. Appreciate the slow talking, allowing you time to think as well, discussing why pieces are chosen. Thanks!
Idk what elo means, but I’m just starting out playing. Got any book recommendations?
@@cithvalentine1790 ELO is in short your rating. It shows how strong of your player is. It can range from 100, the absolute beginner, to 3000 where Super Grandmaster play. If you play for a while and just do a little study, you can reach 500-800 in Rapid games (10 minutes per player). With some more studying and less blundering you can reach the beloved 1000 ELO (rating) which separates you from the beginner pool. From there goals are typically 1200, 1500, 1700 which is in a very high percentile of players, to the great 2000.
Depending on if you are a visual type of person or someone who can read and study while moving pieces on the board, I would recommend first RUclips videos on the basics.
Castling
Linked Rooks
Forks
Skewers
Pins
Pawn Structures
Developing Order and Controlling The Center
Don’t waste any of your time in the beginning on crazy openings. That is for later in your path upwards to fool around with.
Elo is the word for strength in gaming, Its basically your chess skill rating @@cithvalentine1790
@@cithvalentine1790ELO MEAN INGAME RATING
Im 200 elo been playing for a few weeks this was a big help. Do u have any tips
25:30 fork Missed, Free Queen!
The best chess teacher on the internet, by far, explaining his thoughts on moves and strategies is brilliant, great for us less gifted players.
Wow! i'm glad i found this channel. You explain everything very well :) I'm currently stuck around 500-600 elo. Hoping to reach 1000 soon!
TY. This is the most instructive video I have seen in months. Your voice and tone are VERY COMFORTABLE to listen to. Your knowledge and move by move commentary are a GREAT teaching tool! Thank you.
I don't think you should accept rematches bc your opponent thinks they got stomped by someone their level but you know you're a grandmaster and getting stomped like that can crush their spirits
Actually I also played against him once and he mated me 😢
Im a beginner in chess and I was looking for guiding videos to help me look at the whole board. This video was incredibly helpfull!! Thank you
25:30 me screaming Ng5! Great videos BTW, really helpful advice. Thank you for the hard work.
I’m loving this oratory. Super helpful AB’s insightful .. thank you!
Just started playing a month ago and this video has helped me more than any other. Thank you! I really like the way you explain things. Talking slower and showing each option is great for a beginner like me.
It would be fun to watch you play one specific opening over and over to help learn
Thank you for the videos!
New to your videos and I have to admit I’ve had a big smile on my face for most of this video. It’s super inspiring and helpful watching you calmly find solutions I still can’t see on my own!
I'm around those levels, just started over month ago with chess in general, and your vids are really helpful and enjoyable. Thanks
What level are you now?
Keep these videos coming! Your detailed explanation about your thought process is really helpful for us beginners. This has to be the best channel for low elo players like me. ❤
Great videos and very informative. I really like how you explain your thinking and your planning ahead.
Me and my dad we've been watching this series together and we both enjoy it keep up the good work and the perfect explanations
As a brand new chess player I have been looking for a slower paced explanation of games being played. This will help me tremendously in putting the fundamentals I have learned into action much more effectively. This is the best teaching I have found so far. ❤❤❤❤❤
Finally found someone who's ability to explain is truly effective. Thanks Nelson!
Very nice explanations, thank you. Keep it up this way I'm waiting for more video like this.
Thank you for explaining your move and reasoning behind it good teaching
Nelson I have really enjoyed this series. I'm around 800 and even learned things from the start, thanks
I appreciate your approach, demeanor, and explanation; it's nice and easy to understand with no distractions.
Thank you very much for sharing.
Thank you Mr Lopez, for sharing your mental processing. It is enjoyable to watch and it teaches a lot.
This is so helpful, thank you
Explain the thinking and what your move is trying to achieve, hard to teach myself this when looking at engine moves
Great video! Thanks, perfect for beginners learning
I really enjoy this type of chess video. Playing people closer to my rating and explaining all the moves. Love it!
this guy is very good. brilliant teacher as well.
You explain things so simply and it's easy to keep up with what you're saying compared to some other channels
With the commentary I am learning the strategies of a player ranked higher the me. This is so killer! Keep up the good work.
Plot twist: The 500ELO who played unexpecedly reaasonable was another chess master and youtuber recording an Elo climb video
This video is just fantastic, learned so much by seeing your thought process
Hey, good job on your video. I like your way to explaining things its not too slow and too fast and alot of think process here. I just learned chess and im around 450-550 this helps alot, cheers🎉
Love your chanel and the way you explain why you do or don't do moves. Just the right pace to follow too.
Hi i'm new to chess, decided to start playing so i could play my grandson who has just started, i've watched lots and lots of examples so i can, and have, improved but you are above and beyond any i've watched, i'm learning so much. Thank you. x
I am really appreciating the detail in your videos. I'm a beginner (my rating is 412!) and I keep making blunders and mistakes, even when I think I've thought things through thoroughly. A lot of the other creators I've been watching go too quickly through the moves for me to really grasp the concepts/principles. You don't do that, even though it's clear you could win very quickly, you still go through all the steps and possible move sequences. Thank you ❤️
Now imagine how you'd feel if he just swung through, faced you, and stomped on your face in 5 turns during this Smurf run. He harms the game by doing this shit.
Your videos are the best! Thank you for explaining your moves.
What an awesome video mate love it.
Thank you so much for the video, really helpful
This is awsome, I just climbed to 500 and I found a lot of new tricks. I think am gonna try all your openning and repeat the video till it sticks.
I cant wait for the next video, I've quickly boosted myself by 200 points from 300s to 500s but for the past month I've just been straight up stuck at 580s-610s range and i have no idea how to progress from that
my best advice is just to really concentrate and always look for checks, captures, and mates
@@Rowangetsmoneythank you 👍
A bit late for advice, but I would say work on finding pins and avoiding being pinned.
Don’t know if you’ll get this but thank you very much for this video! Ive never actually studied chess before but recently I was presented with a video of Magnus Carlsen World Championship chess matches and now I got motivated to play more competitively. You took my game from 1003 to 1263 just today! (Rapid 30min games only!) this seriously opened my mind to different positionings, like the London (my favorite right now) and to other option like the bishops to g2,g7,b2,b7. Can’t remember what it’s called but I used it in at least 2 of the four games.! And just watching you play and explaining how you think, mostly, has made my game way different. I’m far more open-minded to the possibilities I have. I still have a hard time considering what my opponent is trying to attempt to do and I’m not brave enough to make power players for pawns, yet (lol), but my game has seriously improved! Thank you!
P.s. maybe I’ll take the time to learn and try a ‘gambit’
Even beginners need compressed information.
1 minute to defend a simple "oh i see, ohh I move" attack
Surprised you opened with lines and then daffed off.
Great video for beginners.
Yours is one of thr best chess channels out there. It is very instructional to watch you reason out and select the best move. Will help my chess journey for sure. Also like your honesty. If you don't know a particular piece of theory, you just say so. Way to go man!
Nelson really does a great job talking through his thought process.
i watch a lot of chess youtubers and streamers, but you are certainly well crafted at teaching and mentoring. again thank you for your content!
First time I see your videos I’m hooked you are a great teacher ..easy to follow your trai of though
Thank you truly!
This was an enjoyable video. Thanks sincerely
Thank you for the great video, liked, and subscribed!
I've devoured alot of chess content over the years and in addition to being a very good educator you also show why sacrificing officers aren't always as painful as it may seem.
Personally for me sacrificing like a Bishop for a Knight.. is something I weigh heavily and I also don't think about later recaptured, of all the other big chess streamers.. I've never seen them go over stuff like that and it matters! Cause if you become more conscious about the pros and cons about sacrificing you become more aware of the gamestate.
Brilliant stuff!
Enjoyed Ur games and commentary- good stuff
Nice job on explaining everything. I love how you're not making fun of your opponents like others do!
This is one of the best chess video for an amateur like me, i only play chess for fun but really frustates me when I do silly things, this slow talking and the low elo really helps
Peter is keeping better. I hope he can escape out from a jail
@christosliakos7895dang
It's on channel chess adventure
Thank you Nelsi. Now I finally know how to think.❤
Excellent explanation as always
Thanks for the content bro
im really grateful i found this video 2 weeks ago and then downloaded it. I was struggling at 500 elo and thanks to you now im at 700ish🥳
thank you so much sir!
Loveee loveee your content 👍🏻😉
Very good logic and sound chess thinking. Excellent focus and style
Great to see many different openings in one video!
You're far better at explaining the game and its principals simply enough for beginners to grasp. I tried the Gotham guy and he's just a show-off with his blatant display of chess knowledge and ends up confusing more than explaining. Subscribed.
i just found this master earlier today... amaaaazing content! thanks!!
Thank you so much for this rating climb. I am learning so much. Better than Chernev's "Logical Chess" because you are dealing with ideas we lower rated players really need, both stratigicallty and tacticallty that we just don't see in the grandmaster games that Chernev covers. Thanks again!
Great video. Another Great Video. LOVE YA🎉
9:42 bishop F2, rook G1, bishop G1, king G1, E4: Not just up-trade bishop with rook, but also recapture the pawn.
Hey I'm a super low rating but I love your channel ❤ I like the way you explain things! Thanks for your content!!! This is the third video in a row I have watched of yours and its much more digestible than 99% of the other chess channels I've watched...actually 100% I can't think of another chess channel that I have watched just for the chess 3 in a row except the cute chess girls haha 🙈 😅 thanks for the help! I am progressing really slowly but having fun is more important anyway :) thanks again
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Thanks chess vibes for easy to understand logic behind chess moves and why.👏👏👏..
very entertaining, thank you
This video is helpful .thanks y
WOW Thanks man
Am getting the thinking partten now
I like how you play interesting but not necessarily the best moves some times and say that you wouldnt play like that on top level but for lower levels you recommend it. This way I can actually understand the moves and dont need to plan ahead tactics for the next ten moves which is nice for a beginner. Thank you!
Unless I am very confused, you did a video where you analyzed a game you played when you were much younger. Having trouble finding it in my viewing history, but really enjoyed that one and wouldn't mind seeing more like that.
loving these videos ❤️
learning a lot 🔥
man it looks so easy. i keep on getting slapped but i will try to use your analysis scheme, calm and focused and i think i will improve fast. thanks for the content !
Love this series
That was so helpful
25:52 knight forks king and queen
I have just started to play.......all videos of others are going over my head except yours😂...good job for giving time to think
such a great video
Luckily I have found this channel.. yr so good at this .. best I would say . Gonna watch all yr videos and be a GM😊
Life's amazing
So, Glad I find this
Best chest content I've seen on RUclips, not kidding🎉
From this video I started to considered the move that i never think of before and i got 93.3 accuracy with 2 great move at 700 elo. Thanks mate.
Enjoyable.... Thank You
Very nice Video.
wow great thanx
@25:25 there was a nice knight fork checking the king and winning the queen there
25:30 you had a fork on g5 with your knight winning the queen! 😂
Thanks for improving my game!
In the last game, when you moved Kh1, your opponent missed a knight fork. You also missed a devastating one at about the 22 minute mark - you found a similar one after they’d moved their queen, but you could have had it a move or two earlier.
I like this the best out of the ten or so Chess Vibes videos I've watched. Not just Wap Bam Boogaloo but giving me time to catch up with you!
At 27:57 I would have gone Ne4?
It is pleasure to see and hear your video. Really nice job! All the best for you... See you next time :)
P.S. I am playing since I was 4-5 years old... Lessons from my grandpa. Miss him a lot. Great time in my memory and love for the whole life ;)
Thanks!
I love this series
I love how chess reminds me of a saying my Dad would tell me growing up. “First thought wrong” Our first thought is not always are best option and when we react emotionally or thoughtlessly we don’t give ourselves any options too respond intelligently.
Doesn't really apply to higher rated players, because they've played/studied so many games & puzzles and developed their subconscious mind, intuition, & pattern recognition to the point that the right move is usually their first thought most of the times. Several players including Magnus have admitted to this.
hi! how do you draw the arrows and mark the squares on the board ?