4.4 Million Players - SAME MISTKAE 😮
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I think I would also make this mistkae
Mistake*
@@aqaisback9517 Misdemeanor*
@@aqaisback9517 Check the title, it’s sarcasm
@@soogers Inaccuracy*
@@VividlyNight mistake*
Mistkae is a new word , it about dead inside people, lost figures and Nelson's sad face
He made a mistake there
I had a stroke trying to read your comment
@@teagleh No, it was a joke to make a mistake by misspelling that particular word. 🙄
@@perpetualbystander4516 "No, it was a joke to misspell that particular word 🙄" 🤓
@@teagleh 🤦♂️
As someone under 1200, I have absolutely zero confidence in my ability to successfully pull off an attack with the Halloween gambit.
I'm 730 in blitz, and only 1100 in daily, I just did it and completely dominated
@@philosophyandhappiness2001ah, yes, because even if that is true, everyone has to be exactly the same as you
@@BringingDiscordToRUclips He's just sharing his experience as an example, not saying what you said
@@MrNileck and that is necessary on someone else explaining THEIR thoughts why? One, it suddenly makes the topic about them, and two, it comes off as extremely arrogant as its like saying “I can do it, so I’m better’.
@@BringingDiscordToRUclips no i think you just cant have a coherent conversation without taking offense in everything... by your own twisted logic, the original commenter is ALSO making everything about them
crazy move on 7:11 is pawn d3. if the queen takes then black's knight is unpinned; if the pawn takes you check with the bishop, and trade with the knight and now allowing queen e7; if white blocks with the bishop, black can either take the bishop or the knight with queen g5. if white goes queen to e3 then you can just go queen g5 and trade pieces.
knight to e5?
Great video!
I have an idea for against martin:
-Take turns moving each piece in value order (pawn>knight>bishop>rook>queen>king)
-If you do not have the piece you skip it.
-If you are in check you can move any piece.
It would actually be sick if you couldn’t break the rules even if you were in check because you’d have to prepare for it in advanced. If you can’t block check with the piece who’s turn it is, or move the king if it’s his turn, then you have to resign
BRO I KNOW U SINCE 2021 UR THE CREATOR OF TIME TRIAL IN ROBLOX
@@abooodkhater5789 💪
@@bloxy9996 whats ur chess elo?
@@abooodkhater5789 1200
Good vid. I think titling these educational videos with a challenge "vibe" in the sense of saying "4.4 million people missed this" etc is the way to go to maximise engagement. Keep it up!!!
Dear Nelson: This is by far my favourite chess channel. Deep enough analysis at an appropriate level for me. Thanks so much.
Excellent lesson - exactly what I am looking for - I will definitely carry on watching you - I hope you have a comprehensive set/book of these
7:08 for anyone wondering the crazy move for black is d3
Yep
D3 or d6
@@dr.ambikashetty6611 d3
@@dr.ambikashetty6611 d3
@@irritator9062 why is this good for black?
The "crazy move" for black is d3 gaining a tempo on the queen, white has to take either with the queen and stop pinning the knight or with the pawn; if pawn takes cxd3 black has the great move Knight D4 and now the queen has to move, the check on Qh5! does nothing after black's g6.
Knight d4 will be captured by knight on f3 no?
Thanks for sharing..Not sure why he didn't tell the move when the whole point of it is to help us play better.
@@noha2k0no, the knight is on g5, timestamp 7:26
@@noha2k0there is no knight on f3...
I still don’t see it if pawn pushes to d3, then Qe3 and it’s still the same situation. If pawn f4 then queen takes knight on e4?
For the people that are wondering, the crazy line is black pawn to d3
I found it too, it looked really annoying for whites plan.
Hahaha I was, thank you!
Paused to see if I could find it... Only took me 30 seconds, and I'm not that good. It's just the most aggressive move on the board. 😈
couldnt I just take it with queen? Or is my 500 elo brain malfunctioning?
@Someone-tf8qh if Qxd3, blacks knight is unpinned and can take White's knight. If bishop recaptures then queen captures bishop and black is up a piece
Learning this has dramatically improved my openings, thank you!
It seems like yesterday that I commented that you were close to 200K, now, here we go again-this time 300k-Nelsi, you deserve this growth!
I play the scotch four knights a lot and never thought of the gambits, ever. So this definitely serve me good, thank you Nelson :)
Thank you so much for the opening variations!
Thank you for this! I am new to chess and I was playing the 4 knights then bishop C4 nearly every game. This helped a lot!
Been in this position...lots to say the least! Great explanations on what to do! Worth a sub!
Welcome!
Good video! I also have a challenge. You start off with martin, but everytime he blunders you go to the next bot *optional* Everytime he makes the best move you add a pawn to his army. ( start off with A and H)
The line is when black plays d3, taking with queen is the best move, but if you take with pawn, Black plays Nd4 attacking your queen, then Qh5+ is the best move and black plays g6, you might be able to catch them off-guard with Be2, but that is -2 and instead of Be2, you play Qh4.
You teach so clearly well! Kudos to you! 🙏😊
Chess but my pieces are scared of the dark:
RULES:
1. you play as white
2. you cant move a piece to a dark square.
3. a piece that starts on a dark square must move to a light square as soon as possible.
4. you must sacrafise your dark bishop on the second move of the game,(d3, Bh6)
5. you cant castle
6. to checkmate all of your pieces must be on a light square.
7. pawns don't count for this challenge, you can move them anywhere.
GOOD LUCK (you will need it.)
EDIT: if you think you can do it include pawns aswell ;)
A tad racist
I just did it in bullet and it ended in a draw kinda fun
@@Sfaegbe nah being scared of the dark isnt racist (i dont mean dark colored skin i mean when there is no light omg this sounds racist i swear its not 😭)
soooo you basically can't move your knights?
the dark bishop just commits self die
Traditionally, if you don't want to gambit your pieces away, the best line is typically bb5 in the four knights game, putting pressure on the knight and forcing black to lose the opportunity to push their d pawn or compromise their pawn structure early on.
This video is so on point I didn’t understand how time passed. Instant subscribe!
awesome video dude! also a year ago you made a video about studying chess openings and mentioned the book FCO(Fundamental Chess Openings). Do you think the book MCO(Modern Chess Openings) would work just as well?
I love playing the halloween gambit against unsuspecting players in my chess club. They look at you like you're crazy, then you push all their material back and they're left with one developed knight. Stronger players will sometimes just let you capture the knight you're chasing in order to get back to development.
I didn’t watch this video before I played Black correctly in same position of a recent game. White played Bxf7+, which surprised me a bit in the game, but then my two Centre pawns pushed his knights back and dominated the board. Now he’s in trouble and I will win material soon.
idea: do a video where your opponent is martin, but every 2nd move stockfish plays a move (stockfish, martin, stockfish, martin) most iconic duo in chess at the moment teaming up!
I love your content chess vibes❤ you have the best chess vids😀
I have made this mistake many times in the past. ;-) Funnily enough I realized that in the position at 2:20 if instead of giving the pointless check with Ng5, i simply drop back with Ng3 (and if they advance e4, drop the other Knight as well with Ng1), this is in practice a 70-80% winning position for white at ~1900 lichess rating. I know the engine says that position is garbage for white, but in practice black usually doesn't know how to play this at all. That way you can possibly still salvage the situation even after you blundered (not against 2000+ lichess though).
That's very defensive play and is the hallmark of a bad startup. As black there is actually no use to play 4Knights at anything above 1500 rating because there are much, much more stronger openings.
The "crazy move" he's talking about is 7.d3
It attacks the queen and forces it to take the pawn, unpinning the knight.
@@Adam-fk7zw No taking with the pawn is actually worst. You have to take with the queen, there is no need to keep trying to pin the knight, because it will only make your position even worst.
@@Adam-fk7zw Also queen D1 literally blunders the knight... and COMPLETELY this time...
@@Adam-fk7zw you had it right until Qh5+, the next move isnt Qd1 because that blunders a full knight, you can play Qh4 though, now the only reason why d3 is so powerful is because your queen is now on the side of the board doing nothing and black has better development
@@lolinator. still blunders the knight because after Qh4 black plays h5.
I spotted it immediately as a 600 lol
thank you, ive been stuck sub 400. and seeing things like this helped me rethink my moves. instead of just moving to move in the opening a specific way. now i pressure & look to protect. now im winning against 500+ rated players and my elo is raising.
This is an excellent video. Thank you
TYSM i always play this opening, im 800 rated. I also play the Italian variation of the 4 knights opening
Title also made a “mistkae”
Quite a common mistkae!
Probably a blunder
He blundered his spelling
He tried Clickbait Gambit
thanks for the long and detailed tutorial
in the position black have a hanging pawn on e5 if you play the halloween gambit, you can play it against stronger opponents to, my first game was a win against a solid 1700 guy in a team match.
Haha that’s great I played this all the time as a beginner not knowing it was theory I think a lot of beginners gravitate towards this opening because its development is intuitive and most beginners play e4.
I feel kind proud of my chess-newbie self, that I played at least the first 1-2 moves of those gambits without knowing about them (just thinking "well if I do this, that is very annoying for black"). But I cannot say I planned this far ahead, nor that I converted the position as well.
Same
I love this comment because it encapsulates the reason I learned certain openings like the caro kann and nimsovitch-larsen; because it was annoying for me to play against
I recognize this Nxe4 d5 motif from the Vienna Game. Fun stuff.
thanks bro and good luck with your channel, I also recommend a more lit up room :)
Thats a crazy Mistkae!
This is not a mistake, it's an even +0.0 game.
(Well, you can argue that white lost a 0.3 advantage, but that is significant enough to count as a "mistake"(or a "mistkae"). )
It's more of an inaccuracy than a mistake.
@@danielyuan9862 It's not even an inaccuracy. It's a perfectly acceptable book move that is so early in the game we don't really have a reliable long-term evaluation beyond "seems fine". If you have a forced +0.5 opening for white, please share it!
@@sirbruce70 1. g4!
mistkae?
@@creativeswirl6002well mistkae[sic]
I am new to chess, this was really informative & fun, thanks
I think this is the best channel for learning chess
7:10 Im guessing the crazy move he is talking about is bishop f4 and them pin the rook and king, only move is to take with the queen, and then take the queen with the bishop
Are you chatgpt? How the heck is black gonna get a bishop to f4? The move is d3
Bc4 is not a mistake, no
It’s a subpar/moderate inaccuracy but it leads to a dead equal position, whereas other moves are like +.2 or +.3 which is almost nothing anyways
Stockfish considers it a Book Move, which is neither here nor there. But he's clearly using the word "mistkae" in a very general sense to mean any less-than-best move, and it is that. If White allows Black to fully equalize on Move 4, I have no problem calling that a mistkae.
@@GraemeCree ok but in chess the official terminology for a slightly less than best move, is inaccuracy, not mistake
A mistake is a SIGNIFICANTLY worse evaluation than the best move, an inaccuracy is a very slightly worse evaluation (which is the case here)
@@ifbfmto9338 I know what you mean, in fact I'm constantly irked by people who use the word "blunder" to mean "any less than perfect move", which is not what it means at all.
Still, there are formal uses of words and informal uses. In a formal, technical sense, Bc4 is not a mistake, you're right. But going by the context of a video aimed at beginners, I'm inferring that he's using that he's using the word in a general sense rather than a technical one. Just like in informal, everyday speak, a chess expert would be anyone who was really great at chess, even Magnus, while in technical speak "Expert" means someone rated between 2000 and 2199. The average person might never dream that he could insult someone by calling them a chess expert, and be surprised to learn that he could.
Even chess players might use the word informally sometimes. Like you might say it was a mistake for Petrosian to abandon the Petroff Defense in favor of the Sicilian in 1969, even though technically 1...c5 is not a mistake.
Very interesting and useful tips, thanks!
I play Halloween gambit as an 1800 and it’ll win maybe half of the blitz games and most of bullet games I play,
Favorite opening, I highly reccomend
we all know the real mistake is playing the four knights game
That is not a mistake. I have played that dozens of times and stockfish has never labeled it as one/ the eval never goes significantly down
Well, it's a book move after all
@@FrostDirt and about the eval?
MISTKAE*
Agreed, John Smith (if that's your real name). The Stockfish I used rates the position after 4. Bc4 Nxe4 5. Nxe4 d5 6. Bd3 dxe4 7. Bxe4 at -0.05 at level 24, i.e. essentially equal. Sure,, this isn't an ambitious way to start the game, but it's certainly not losing.
@@zanti4132 its not my name
This was great! Please do more like this where it's only a few moves deep for us noobs to follow
After the 4 knights I play the Scotch Variation (not the Belgrade Gambit), it's probably one of the best bcoz then I many-a-times get a chance to do a royal fork or sometimes even a royal family fork
I always intentionally blunder my queen first, usually on move 3. I like to get my queen off the board asap so I don't get angry later. It's been working good so far.
Wow.. finally a useful chess video. Halloween gambit works wonders.
Fellow Halloween gambiters, rise up! all 2 of us!
anyway my entire opening repertoire has been exposed, thanks Nelson!
When he said "crazy move" he never mentioned the queen. I wonder if it has something to do with taking the knight with queen
Just tried this and completely dominated my opponent 🙌🏻 I'm a believer in the Halloween gambit
Btw love your videos channel
I made a poem about the four knights game
The Four Knights game, the chess board's claim To battles fought in ancient fame.
Four knights stand tall, their form on display, Intricate moves, in a symphony they play.
A battle of wits, every move thought through, A grand opening, worthy of the view.
The pawns advance, the knights take the lead, A daring display of strength and speed.
A grand entrance, a round of applause, The Four Knights making their noble cause.
Players in awe, with each calculated move, Strategizing, ready to improve.
So let's keep playing this ancient game, With the Four Knights opening, forever the same.
As long as chess is played, their memory remains, The Four Knights, their glory forever sustained.
MISTKAE- That's when the TYPING TIME PRESSURE kicks in-
This is an actual chess channel
Subbed
Could you post the notation of the gambits in your description? that would be very helpful
one thing I've noticed since watching this video: taking with the knight only works in king's pawn games. in queen's pawn games, it doesn't work nearly as well, and bringing the bishop out is the correct move.
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This worked and my opponent resigned
I see the four horsemen and need to check my calendar, "Is it time for Halloween already?"
5:16:Why can't you just take with the queen?
The crazy move is d3 btw,and what im wondering is why can't the c2 pawn take, the knight is still pinned and is under attack by the pawn
Please let me know because im very curious
if you sim1:36,
than comes D2-D4, E5xD4,E4xC6,B2xC6,D1xD4, O-O
Than all centerpawns of both sides are gone. With the chance that (in low elo) black doesnt see O-O and plays C3-C4 instead.
Pawn to D3, Raw aggression. I'm not a an 1800, Nelson just massively underestimated his audience. 😅
7:27 900 ELO btw, but my guess is d3, cxd3, knight to d4, queen to e3 and then bishop to c5 lining up something like knight to e6
Nice upload man. Ur allright.
If you all are wonder about the move at 7:05 it's the pawn to D3
Btw the crazy move is probably d3. It leads to white having really open center or if played incorrectly by white could also lead to losing rook or queen.
The move he didn't show was pawn to d3for black it attack white queen and free the way for black knight to jump on d4to attack queen on Next move
@@prarjucarju957but knight gets eaten by knight.
white can first attack the pawn and then bishop to c4 thats called italian game yk catle defend your pawn open diagonal black-squared bishop and protect the pin
Well the four knights game is played in theory with 4.Bc4 as far as I know. The mistake, in theory, is 5.Nxe4 since there are better ways to recover that pawn.
I myself play scotch gambit tho, it's one of my favorite openings.
can you please do a video on Larsen's Opening or King's Fianchetto please
In the position at 2:46, ironically the best move is ...g5. Looks crazy to be opening up the king like that, but with the lead in development, white will not have time to get an attack in before he gets destroyed.
Didn't know there were this many variables in chess
Great video as usual
Just tried this on 650+ and this really helps! I didn't knew what to do in some instances and this totally works.
7:09 The crazy move is for black to do Pawn D3 which threatens the queen but can also be captured by the pawn
White's best response is to capture it their pawn and then black will play Knight D4.
# This forces the white queen to remove the pin on the knight, if they think they are sneaky and move the white queen to E3 you will notice that there is a queen, rook, king fork on c2.
So instead, white's best move is to play Queen H5 check to desperately hang on.
Black will play Pawn G6 to block the check.
White will drop back 1 square to h4.
# If Black ever for some reason decides to capture your knight on G5, just recapture it with Bishop Takes G5.
Black will play c6, threatening a knight.
White will capture the black knight with Pawn Takes E4.
Black will capture the white knight with Pawn Takes D5.
At 9:12 what about the move Kd4 for black? Pawn can't take knight because pin and it can't take bishop because that hangs the queen. Seems like a spicy line
There is another variation other than the 3 expected moves. I played the Belgrade Gambit variation where opponent cleverly stops with knight e7😅 after whites knight move to g5, can someone explain from here?
In holloween gambit, what if knight instead of going back to e5, goes to b4. Will I ignore that knight and simply solidify my center or I go pursue and maybe in some case if there is an available line that will trap that knight if it goes to b4? Just being curious. Thank you.
1:37 Nope, this is a drawish position according to stockfish, its top suggestions is O-O, d4 and Qe2
7:10 This "Crazy Move" seems to be d3 and the reasoing behind this is that you sacriface the pawn for a lot of tempo followed by a couple moves of danger levels and then reverse the attack back on white or to move the king, unless you instead do "Qxd3", then it is just some tempo and a little bit of tactics that follow.
I love the Halloween gambit variants
Can you make a video giving tips on how to successfully play bongcloud in low ELOs? I'm ranked 500 with bongcloud only and trying to climb.
As an alekhine's defense player i have seen this a lot and its such a good feeling when they make this mistake
Black 8:13 bishop to b4 its double check by rook and bishop King moves to f1 rook e1 mate 👍 and even king moves to d1 its still mate after queen comes out in some moves
Curious you said blacks in big trouble around 8:14 but would the king get double checked if black moves Bb4+ as well as getting checked by rook so either move from king would put him in mate at that point??
If it were me I'd probably just do something psychotic like take their pawn after they take mine lmao
7:15 bro low-key activated everybody's curiosity to find it. genius
The engine doesn’t seem to think that falling for the center fork trick is that bad.
Well its easy to equalize
Instead of 3. Nc3 (3 knights, likely going into 4 knights) just play 3. Bc4 (Italian game) or 3. Bb5 (Ruy Lopez/Spanish game)
Or if you're trying to avoid the Spanish & Italian you can diverge earlier and go into the Bishop's opening, the Vienna, the Scotch, etc. There's a whole world of e4 e5 openings
If you're trying to avoid everything theoretical but still play e4 you can play a King's Indian attack with e4, Nf3, g3, Bg2, O-O, d3 and Nbd2 before expanding for a kingside attack
4.4 million youtube captions, only 1 MISTKAE
What if after pawn to d5 the black king-side knight takes the pawn on e4? This is threatening a knight or the fork if he goes to f2. I took with the knight on c3 but it didn't play out well. None of the commentators talk about this regarding this gambit. Am I missing the proper response?
At 8:42, what about if someone plays the move Bf6 instead of Bg5? How would white then attack?
I honestly wouldnt have clicked on the video if there was no typo
is the crazy move in belgrade gambit d3 ? because then you have to take or move the queen, and if u take i move my knight to d4 attacking the queen and putting u in trouble.
Personally, if I were teaching a beginner I'd go with the Itanian Game (1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4) as White. You get a lot more variation in play versus the Four Knights which is conducive to learning strategy, and the lines are sharper leading to faster learning of tactics. For Black, as a beginner I'd recommend the Two Knights Defence (3... Nf6) against the Italian for the same reasons. These recommended gambits are gimmicky and unsound. They can produce quick wins against weak or unprepared opponents but strong players will eat them for lunch.
If I had to play the Four Knights, I'd opt for the Spanish Four Knights (4. Bb5). But then, I'm a 1700 OTB so I play the Ruy as White and avoid this whole mess.
1480 raiting here. I found the d3 "crazy move" potentially leading to the royal fork. Guess that is the only thing they can do other than thinking passively.