@@yotamchaimmoshe8013typically Qd3+ is good follow up if Kg6 is played. Now Bishop at h5 even blocks an escape square. White also has The added option to play g4 and win back the piece.
@@yotamchaimmoshe8013 Kg6, there's no usual Qxh5 or Qh5 but Qd3+. If Kh6 you hit them with Qh7#. If Nf5 or f5 against both you have atleast g4 to win the bishop and the king is still out in the open. Should be clear that you're somewhere between better and winning there. En passent against f5 looks natural and there you'd need to calculate a little more to make sure that you don't check him into safety or something. Kg6, Qd3+, f5, exf6+, Kxf6, O-O+, (e6 and f6 covered by the knight so only legal moves are Nf5 and Kh6 which is still M1). If Nf5, Qxf5+, Ke7 only move, Qe6#. So best defense is to block with Nf5 (after f5,exf6+ ideally because it allows you to retake on f6 with the queen) and take g4 to the chin and play a very sketchy position (engine +4).
You can change your settings to include only those within a rating range of 50 or 100 points. I agree its quite ridiculous to be playing someone 200 points lower than you at this stage.
@18:50 "what a demoralizing pre-move" killed me lol
lol!
been enjoying these alot. thanks for the consistent uploads
youre welcome!
Applause! Can we get an English defense with the black pieces in honor of Claude and Arsenal?
English defense is coming!
1700 woo!
Thanks!
Great video. Thanks! At 12:00 there is a greek gift...
what if Bxh7 Kxh7 Ng5+ Kg6?
@@yotamchaimmoshe8013typically Qd3+ is good follow up if Kg6 is played. Now Bishop at h5 even blocks an escape square. White also has The added option to play g4 and win back the piece.
@@yotamchaimmoshe8013 Kg6, there's no usual Qxh5 or Qh5 but Qd3+. If Kh6 you hit them with Qh7#. If Nf5 or f5 against both you have atleast g4 to win the bishop and the king is still out in the open. Should be clear that you're somewhere between better and winning there. En passent against f5 looks natural and there you'd need to calculate a little more to make sure that you don't check him into safety or something. Kg6, Qd3+, f5, exf6+, Kxf6, O-O+, (e6 and f6 covered by the knight so only legal moves are Nf5 and Kh6 which is still M1). If Nf5, Qxf5+, Ke7 only move, Qe6#. So best defense is to block with Nf5 (after f5,exf6+ ideally because it allows you to retake on f6 with the queen) and take g4 to the chin and play a very sketchy position (engine +4).
@@pandaro3622 yah that should make sense
I concur with all of this.
Game 2 reminds me of the Ponziani Steinitz! That's when I started watching your channel every day. Nice
Lol that's true
The big boy pants are useless against any GM, let alone Birdmaster in his home turf.
Wise words
Well done reaching 1700. Was quicker getting from 1300 to 1700 than it was from 1000 to 1300.
Lol that's true
He has eaten pasta. The steak shall wait for another day. Bow to the birdmaster 🦅
Steak > Pasta
Nicely done. Filthy B-premove :D
Bishop pre moves are the best at demoralization and subversion!
if you really want to get up fast, you can change your queue settings to play mostly stronger oppenents
I mean, higher rated. Probably not GMs
Thats an interesting idea, maybe I'll do it.
You can change your settings to include only those within a rating range of 50 or 100 points. I agree its quite ridiculous to be playing someone 200 points lower than you at this stage.
Yeah that's true
Is it my imagination? Do the 1650+ players seem to blunder peices against you more often than under 1300s?
I was shocked the 1600ish didn't see the mate at 13:00
There's something in that. 16-1700s play more daring chess but are still quite bad at spotting danger.
It definitely seems so
Me when I forgor bishops can move backwards on diagonals: 💀
bishops move backwards!
You should do a live stream to raise funds for more steaks
brazilian churrasco!
Its time to go...
We gotta get MOVIN'