Visualizing The Chess Board In SpeedRunning

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  • Опубликовано: 21 дек 2024

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  • @stewartadamson9465
    @stewartadamson9465 3 года назад +22

    I have to say that I watch most of the main RUclips chess content providers: Eric, Levi and Daniel included but, yours are so accessible and accommodating to someone of my level. Fabulously instructive and a reminder to me that there is no rush....control the centre, develop your pieces, castle etc. Brilliant. Thank you so much👍

  • @Pablosoad4747
    @Pablosoad4747 3 года назад +23

    You are fantastic! I really enjoy the series and not only because of the knowledge of such a GM like you but the fun of listening and playing jokes even on yourself just make it so easy to watch and really enjoyable. Thanks very much!

  • @ctaz9000
    @ctaz9000 3 года назад +25

    I love listening to you lmao. Entertaining af always. Thanks for the chess lesson :)

  • @mikeslimjimlim
    @mikeslimjimlim 3 года назад +4

    I love this series because 1) no one else does this to the level of analysis that you do and 2) it's basically the things we need to hear at this level

  • @slagorourke
    @slagorourke 3 года назад +10

    My favourite YT chess channel. Great explanations and entertaining as always. This speedrun series is especially useful for ageing hackers like me!

  • @gokhanakay5995
    @gokhanakay5995 2 года назад +2

    Your narration is so crystal clear, so easy to follow up and entertaining. Thank you for this great work!

  • @madouc7819
    @madouc7819 3 года назад +6

    Best chess teacher out there! Keep it up Simon.

  • @danandeliseprickett2105
    @danandeliseprickett2105 3 года назад +28

    Love the series keep them coming... maybe a dedicated video for the Dutch vs the London setup?

    • @martinfuchs3983
      @martinfuchs3983 3 года назад

      In Simon's Killer Dutch Rebooted course he gives the set up with developing the light square bishop to b7 and the dark square bishop to d6 to oppose the "London Bishop"

    • @jasperhalsey8574
      @jasperhalsey8574 3 года назад +1

      the London can be quite challenging against the Dutch… I’ve been trying the Leningrad with an early d6 to blunt the London Bishop and putting my bishops on g7 and b7.
      I definitely don’t recommend the Stonewall lol

  • @foobarrel9046
    @foobarrel9046 3 года назад +8

    3:32
    *_"Ee's playin wifout mutch fought"_*
    [proceeds to blithely play fxe5]
    *_"Owh now, worra disgustin blundah!"_*
    Another instant comic relief classic!

  • @matteovrizzi
    @matteovrizzi 3 года назад +2

    your speedruns are superb. in true GingerGM spirit even speedruns are used to help and teach others. I've only seen something similar from John Bartholomew and Aman Hambleton. Thank you for offering your time to help us understand our mistakes

  • @geraldruiz2911
    @geraldruiz2911 3 года назад +2

    Lovin it Ginger G. I am a 2000ish level player and I still find these basics informative. Really looking forward to the higher level games in the 1500-1900 range!

  • @jackgaughan2039
    @jackgaughan2039 3 года назад +1

    Thanks really appreciating the speed runs especially with lower ratings as this is where most of us our making our mistakes. Cheers. subscribed!

  • @harrychess9532
    @harrychess9532 3 года назад +1

    This is the best series... Keep on doing more of these simon... These are fun and really helps to improve the chess understanding... Thank you very much ❤️

  • @SteveMaughan
    @SteveMaughan 3 года назад +5

    Great content - these are some of the most valuable tutorials for me

  • @jeffbreedlove7437
    @jeffbreedlove7437 2 года назад

    Awesome Simon. Thank you.

  • @alexandreh451
    @alexandreh451 3 года назад +6

    24:09 I would have played Ng4 instead of grabing the h4 pawn

  • @haddymcbatty
    @haddymcbatty 3 года назад +1

    Great again GGM. Really enjoying the explanations

  • @20traduzir
    @20traduzir 3 года назад

    You should post those videos even more ! It’s sooo good ! It feels like a Netflix tv show that we don’t wanna to see the end !

  • @MrWluijk
    @MrWluijk 3 года назад +3

    At 8:38 is Qh2 not direct checkmate?

  • @gregb3911
    @gregb3911 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for these! Get this man 1M followers!

  • @AdamGenesisArt
    @AdamGenesisArt 3 года назад +1

    Nice Speed run brotha Simon! You got me inspired to try it.

  • @Stev386
    @Stev386 2 года назад

    Brilliant video thanks very much for it!

  • @dregaus
    @dregaus 3 года назад

    I'm subbing because you winked at me at the end.

  • @huzza7
    @huzza7 3 года назад +1

    At 24:38, why not play Nd3 forking the queen and the rook? Any ideas from white like Rf5 (attacking black queen) are covered by black's bishop.

    • @matthewviramontes3131
      @matthewviramontes3131 3 года назад

      Yea that seems to win a whole Rook. I think he was just too distracted by his own talking to notice it.

  • @CryOfTheLyrebird
    @CryOfTheLyrebird 2 года назад

    Finally a GM who also seems to play the greatest 1100s who ever lived as I do. Every other speed run series the 1600s lose on move four, making me wonder where my automatic title is. Good to see the tactical genius beginners come alive and make a pro sweat it out. I still hate this game, but I feel a little bit better about myself. Not a lot, but at least a little. Thanks, GingerGM

  • @dalriada
    @dalriada 2 года назад

    Simon "I don't get scared' Williams does it again.

  • @arthurwieczorek4894
    @arthurwieczorek4894 3 года назад

    24:07; N-d6 forks white's queen and rook.

  • @jeremymenage1566
    @jeremymenage1566 7 месяцев назад

    24.08 ...Ng4 is mate in 4. The threat is Qh2 mate and white can only delay the inevitable by Qxd6, losing the queen with ...cxd6, then Rc1 gives the king a temporary escape square, but ...Qh2+ ...Kf1, Qh1#.

  • @adamblomquist5581
    @adamblomquist5581 3 года назад

    Love these!!! Thank you!

  • @weandgoliath
    @weandgoliath 3 года назад

    Great explanations from the OG, thanks!

  • @jackgaughan2039
    @jackgaughan2039 3 года назад

    Great content!!

  • @silencionomus
    @silencionomus 3 года назад

    Great teaching style. Thanks. I don’t know what gchess is, but I’m heading over there to check it out now.

  • @greatwolf.
    @greatwolf. 3 года назад

    33:33 ARRR! Simon you're a ginger pirate!

  • @JimmysGarden
    @JimmysGarden 3 года назад

    I'm enjoying your informative videos. Great content and explanations. Thank you.

  • @TheMarksT
    @TheMarksT 3 года назад

    Good points made, as usual! Yep, this should help indeed.

  • @Armin_27
    @Armin_27 3 года назад +3

    4:06 Why not block queen with e6, so both rook and queen are attacked. You don't lose a piece.

    • @Josh-cz3ym
      @Josh-cz3ym 3 года назад +1

      Still worse for him because his opponent can get knight, bishop and pawn for a rook, but yeah, definitely better than what happened in the game. 1. e6 Rxd3 2. Qxd3 exd6 (2. dxc7 Rxd1+ 3. Kxd1 Nxd7)

    • @marcota9461
      @marcota9461 3 года назад +2

      Yes, better. In that case, i think white can play Rxd3, getting two pieces for the rook

    • @Armin_27
      @Armin_27 3 года назад

      @@Josh-cz3ym Exactly

  • @editbalazs349
    @editbalazs349 3 года назад

    Fantastic video! Thank you

  • @AnconiaLp
    @AnconiaLp 3 года назад

    24:12 Missed Checkmate. what do you think about bishop h3? His pawn cant take and if he does rook f3 you can queen g2 checkmate. If he doesnt move his rook or anything after you play bishop h3 you can knight f3 check and if he takes queen g2 checkmate. If he moves his king to h1 you can play queen h2 checkmate.

  • @Higach
    @Higach 3 года назад +4

    Can confirm for whatever reason 95% of players around 1200 blitz out every single move in 2 seconds without any thought whatsoever. I'm the opposite where I play too slow, get to a winning position but have 20 seconds left vs my opponents 4 minutes. Moral of the story is bad players like us shouldn't be playing blitz lol

    • @SilentKnight-89
      @SilentKnight-89 3 года назад

      Playing good positional chess should take most of your time unless your opponent blunders. Your opponents are simply playing to quick.

    • @FredPlanatia
      @FredPlanatia 3 года назад

      yeah, same here. Against similar rated players I tend to be behind on time but my position is often better. Then i speed up a lot and make blunders and its hit or miss whether i win or lose. So Blitz is entertaining but not great for my chess development. Longer games are more satisfying but then you need to commit some time, right?

  • @rgqwerty63
    @rgqwerty63 3 года назад

    More Speedrun please Mr Williams!

  • @nickburggraaf3977
    @nickburggraaf3977 2 года назад

    Using more time and constantly figuring out what my opponent wants to do really helps a lot! I'm on a 10 games winning streak already

  • @alexandermacnab1285
    @alexandermacnab1285 3 года назад +1

    Almost some top-rate blagging

  • @parasarora5869
    @parasarora5869 3 года назад

    Great video... I learned so much from u. Really my fav. chess player ❤️ 😄

  • @keithkuhn6404
    @keithkuhn6404 2 года назад

    Do you also sell bridges across the Hudson? (I lost that piece on purpose)

  • @Chessdrummer83
    @Chessdrummer83 3 года назад +1

    I'm not much of a sweater but chess also gives me sweaty armpits too! Love your work Simon

  • @andrewbrooks7469
    @andrewbrooks7469 3 года назад

    Great video! you make it look so easy to spot a weak move I believe I can do it, until the next time I play...

  • @FredPlanatia
    @FredPlanatia 3 года назад

    i'm confused, why do you say at 17:17 white's bishop is better at g5? Its hanging there. Do you mean around 16:37 white should develop it there? But then black can just kick it away with f6.

  • @kennethkakande
    @kennethkakande 3 года назад

    Very helpful!

  • @lincolnfrank9849
    @lincolnfrank9849 3 года назад +4

    Why don’t you play on a 10 minute time control ?

    • @CT2507
      @CT2507 3 года назад +2

      i think its so he can get more games into the video.

  • @callumlahey-dillon4302
    @callumlahey-dillon4302 3 года назад

    Love these speedruns

  • @EugBaseball
    @EugBaseball 3 года назад

    Simon channels Linda Ronstadt (It's So Easy) @ 8:40. NICE comeback Simon you really sweated out that first game with the victory. Love your channel, ty. Simon wins game #2 and thx opponent for the respectful resignation @ 15:20.

  • @pk-fi1ok
    @pk-fi1ok 3 года назад

    4:00 what is wrong with e6 here?

  • @Nuwan__Madusanka
    @Nuwan__Madusanka 3 года назад

    Brotherr... . why didn't you take b7 bishop with your queen at 7:12...?

  • @TalesOfHeilotia
    @TalesOfHeilotia 3 года назад

    But Simon you have played hippo. So it's not bad just passive right? That means one just got to lear it right?

  • @clementmercier529
    @clementmercier529 Год назад

    First game:why not pushing the pawn to attack the queen and then take the rook?

  • @yosefcohen483
    @yosefcohen483 3 года назад

    Superb. As is tradition.

  • @justadudeinsweden
    @justadudeinsweden 3 года назад +3

    2:02 - "But then he gets some play"
    I've heard that expression more than once, what does it mean?
    Thanks in advance.

    • @Kokurorokuko
      @Kokurorokuko 3 года назад

      I think he meant the opponent might start a quick counter-attack

    • @TheMrInfantaria
      @TheMrInfantaria 3 года назад +2

      He gets counterplay. He gets his own chances to try for the initiative/ an attack

    • @nat-moody
      @nat-moody 3 года назад

      @@TheMrInfantaria This . I guess play is a shorthand for counter-play? Meaning he / she gets attacking chances . They end up in a position in which threats can be posed despite material disadvantage

  • @alexandreh451
    @alexandreh451 3 года назад +1

    07:15 I would have taken the bishop (Qxb7)

    • @swaqvalley
      @swaqvalley 3 года назад

      I was thinking the same thing. I just checked with an engine and Qxb7 was the only winning move. Fortunately for the speedrun the opponent blundered further.

  • @thetrooper123
    @thetrooper123 3 года назад

    24:39 i think you missed Nd3

  • @breedingpitmetal
    @breedingpitmetal 3 месяца назад

    Random 1100: Finds a sweet winning tactic against a gm
    Same 1100: just straight up hangs his queen ten moves later
    Chess is wild

  • @torrawel
    @torrawel 3 года назад

    cool shirt Simon! :)

  • @AK-bw8xk
    @AK-bw8xk 3 года назад

    Why? Why? I have no f----- idea!

  • @RaptureReady2025
    @RaptureReady2025 3 года назад

    “Be water”. Bruce Lee

  • @Scotz9
    @Scotz9 3 года назад

    Lippy looks great today

  • @NathanBall18
    @NathanBall18 2 года назад

    @8:41 could of got a quicker mate with queen to H file

  • @jacokyle0160
    @jacokyle0160 3 года назад

    26:04 opponent had bxf7 kxf7 qh5+

  • @danjeory3659
    @danjeory3659 3 года назад

    Baby_Dolphin... oh my word... 👀

  • @sstpkk
    @sstpkk 3 года назад

    Wth you were almost losing 😭

  • @alexj9111
    @alexj9111 3 года назад

    There are more chess permutations than there are atoms in the universe. No wonder the game has drove me insane, lol. Great videos by the way.

  • @pk-fi1ok
    @pk-fi1ok 3 года назад

    What? Grandmasters are people too? What a GM! Missing #1, later #2 (or 3, sorry), wow, what a school! I mean that message is the best lesson we patzers can get ... thnx and cheers!

  • @DJSt3rling
    @DJSt3rling 3 года назад

    Do you even GM bro?

  • @llindstad
    @llindstad 3 года назад

    You can split a chessgame in three stages. It starts with opening theory. Second stage is the ability to calculate. Third is technique. Having a plan or a strategy is just a fancy way of saying what chess is all about; taking your opponents pieces/King.

  • @juniorxulu5695
    @juniorxulu5695 3 года назад

    Simon Ginger GM
    I have or rather can handle those 1000-1400 to 1500-1800 but i do feel like those guys do cheat 1500-1800 I believe they do cheat Simon so can you do something about that i find that i do enjoy 10min videos because it is an honest chess game no one wants to waste 10min cheating and not enjoying but like i said am i wrong or right

    • @FredPlanatia
      @FredPlanatia 3 года назад

      I understand its important to vent. Playing cheaters is no fun. Simon does not like cheaters either. But we shouldn't expend a lot of energy getting upset. Report them if you think it is very clear, and move on to the next game. I prefer to learn how to improve my chess - this video gives me positive energy and confidence to play better. Thank you Simon!

  • @djaypee
    @djaypee 3 месяца назад

    renison123 got banned. 😂

  • @rebelclips
    @rebelclips 3 года назад

    is IM Rosen just super strong, or are you a very weak GM? Would love to see you two box it out on the board. Still, respect for you posting this, yikes. Fun watch regardless!

  • @antonnovo695
    @antonnovo695 3 года назад

    Bro, you should think about laying off drinking. I dont think you'll like where you are headed.

  • @juniorxulu5695
    @juniorxulu5695 3 года назад

    Simon Ginger GM
    I have or rather can handle those 1000-1400 to 1500-1800 but i do feel like those guys do cheat 1500-1800 I believe they do cheat Simon so can you do something about that i find that i do enjoy 10min videos because it is an honest chess game no one wants to waste 10min cheating and not enjoying but like i said am i wrong or right .
    I am an upcoming grandmaster in South Africa i do work around the world i just have never been in the UK but i will be one day and maybe we can meet . Who knows i can maybe be come your prodigy and open a chess club here in SA where you can visit all expensive paid for and if the South African government gets involved then all the better for us we can maybe put SA on the map with the help of GM Ginger Simon i thick the title comes first am sorry about that

  • @beastzc7373
    @beastzc7373 3 года назад

    For some reason I just don’t believe that you are a gm. Something seems off and they are at a different level. For example. at 24:12 kg4 wins the game easy. I’m not even that good a player and I found it. How can you prove that you are gm?

    • @AnconiaLp
      @AnconiaLp 3 года назад

      Well bishop h3 is checkmate. you can then play knight f3 and its over

  • @lazarerollin5608
    @lazarerollin5608 3 года назад

    You missed a check mate in 2 moves. You need to wake up and grow a pair!!

    • @lazarerollin5608
      @lazarerollin5608 3 года назад +1

      Only joking

    • @AnconiaLp
      @AnconiaLp 3 года назад

      @@lazarerollin5608 he actually missed at 24:12. bishop h3 is winning. after that he can play knight f3 and gg

  • @lazarerollin5608
    @lazarerollin5608 3 года назад

    Only joking