04:10 Try to not calculate: "He takes, I take, he takes, I take, he takes, I take". It's better to count figures. So, he has three figures to take, and you have three figures to take, so you can push the pawn because he will move first. After a little practice, you will be faster in calculation.
Solid win - well done. One more win and you are 1300. Incidentally, it would have been nice to have more analysis in the final position - 24:25. If white plays Ne3 to save the knight and protect g2 it is not so clear that Rae8 wins. Yes, you are threatening to sac the rook for the knight and checkmate but remember that white has a move first. So white can play Qf1. This defends checkmate so that Rxe3 now just loses the exchange (the bishop is guarding the knight). It is winning because you can now play f4 and then f3. But just saying that it is a more complicated position than it seems.
04:10 Try to not calculate: "He takes, I take, he takes, I take, he takes, I take". It's better to count figures. So, he has three figures to take, and you have three figures to take, so you can push the pawn because he will move first. After a little practice, you will be faster in calculation.
Thanks for the tips man that probably will help me a lot with just taking less time!
Solid win - well done. One more win and you are 1300.
Incidentally, it would have been nice to have more analysis in the final position - 24:25. If white plays Ne3 to save the knight and protect g2 it is not so clear that Rae8 wins. Yes, you are threatening to sac the rook for the knight and checkmate but remember that white has a move first. So white can play Qf1. This defends checkmate so that Rxe3 now just loses the exchange (the bishop is guarding the knight). It is winning because you can now play f4 and then f3. But just saying that it is a more complicated position than it seems.
Thanks man, thanks for the lines, I misevaluated a bit
Hey this was a great vid, thank you!
Thank you! 🙏