Day 2: Playing Chess Every Day Until 2500 ELO!

Hello everybody!
This is day 2 of me playing chess everyday until I reach the rating goal of 2500 ELO!
Yesterday I managed to win with the white pieces and today I was determined that I am going to keep my winning streak alive. I was having the white pieces once again, but this time my opponent played the Petrov's Defense or Russian Game.
He sacrificed the pawn right the way with Stafford Gambit I wasn't really sure what I was doing. I had a better position but was running out of time really fast so I played quickly from there on!
Make sure to watch the video until the end to see if I was able to win once again!
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[@juleslondon3088]

I liked the video. I think your accent and your matter-of-fact delivery adds weight to your commentary and analysis (whether you’re actually right or not! 🙂)
Also nice to see a ~2000 player sharing their improvement journey. You’re obviously a good player and you seemed pretty confident. I was a bit surprised that you felt you had no time with 3m30 on the clock - that may have led to the rushing that nearly threw the game (but then your opponent was also guilty with twice the time!) I was also surprised that you weren’t looking to push your connected passers earlier as that seemed to be the key to a win.

[@forky_chess]

I really appreciate your kind words about my knowledge and delivery! It's motivating to hear that my journey resonates with others. Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts and tips about the time!

[@grandmastertiners]

Pretty good content u seem genuine keep it up.

[@forky_chess]

Thank you! I will most definately continue making chess content :)

[@Kidlevrai]

2:50 why not h3 ??

[@forky_chess]

After the move h3, there is a checkmate with the move Qxf2!

[@Graceclaw]

I wish you would have spent more time in your analysis of moves 15-20, where your one-pawn advantage was slowly eroded until you were playing for a draw. I feel like that should be your focus, so you don't let those advantages slip away

[@forky_chess]

Yeah, probably you are right I will try to focus more on crucial points of the game in the analysis in the near future!

[@Pichess2011]

👍🏻

[@forky_chess]

Thanks for the support!

[@indzis_sad]

Bro you are too good at chess . I also wanna be good like you how can i improve my game brother ?

[@forky_chess]

Thanks for the compliment! To improve your game, I recommend practicing regularly, studying opening strategies, and analyzing your games to learn from your mistakes. Also on my channel there are some instructive chess videos as well with some opening and endgame lessons!

[@indzis_sad]

@@forky_chess okay bro i will try , btw ur Insta ID ?