3 Most COMMON Chess MISTAKES
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In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov shares with you the top 3 most common chess mistakes that prevent players from performing consistently and climbing the rating ladder. Most chess players are stuck, do not make progress, and could not increase their ELO rating because of these 3 mistakes.
Having taught several students, GM Smirnov knows this common pattern among chess players. Being aware of these 3 common errors and not making them will help you progress in chess faster and smoother.
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00:00 Top-3 Most Common Chess Mistakes
00:33 Example-1: How/Why most players blunder?
01:30 Mistake-1: Selfish Thinking
03:05 Mistake-2: Not Activating King in the Endgame
04:24 Example-3: Rule of the square
05:38 Example-4
06:24 Mistake-3: To take is a mistake!
08:11 Tip: Anticipate stronger moves from your opponent
10:32 25 important chess concepts you should know!
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Can u do a opening video on the chiodini gambit
I missed that Queen check & Bishop capture so I clearly need this video lol. Thanks 👍
While playing, I often say to myself "to take is a mistake". I think I got that from Igor.
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such great tips in this one!
Again fantastic, thanks
thankyou master 👍
► Chapters
00:00 Top-3 Most Common Chess Mistakes
00:33 Example-1: How/Why most players blunder?
01:30 Mistake-1: Selfish Thinking
03:05 Mistake-2: Not Activating King in the Endgame
04:24 Example-3: Rule of the square
05:38 Example-4
06:24 Mistake-3: To take is a mistake!
08:11 Tip: Anticipate stronger moves from your opponent
10:32 25 important chess concepts you should know!
Thank you!
Learn our mistakes and fix them. Thank you Chess academy. You make us better
Hi Igor, could we get a video on the best beginners openings for black? Loved your ponziani videos, it's brought me a lot of wins! Don't really have any openings/ defences in my arsenal for when I'm black though, so would be nice to learn some good strats from you 🙂
Hey, thanks for the question. Here is an opening video that will help.
ruclips.net/video/f0FIJePXmgk/видео.html
@@GMIgorSmirnov Thank you! Love the videos 🙂
Very important for chess learning like this ❤
Hi Igor - great videos - quick question: why would white win automatically if white queen takes rook at - can't black queen take queen? This got me confused when i saw this at 9:30 - 9:40 mark - thank you
Black queen can take the White queen but after the exchange White is up a piece. So White has material advantage. Thanks for the question.
Outstanding video, thank you again. My suggestion which I have given earlier too: Try making more videos on most unusual but successful openings for white and Black. You made one and it was really good too. Please make more of those. Thank you.
Very good video thx
The simple rule "To take is a mistake" that I learn from here really help my game a lot. At least I know when I should exchange pieces and when I shouldn't.
At 6 minutes in: which video showing traps in the two knights game are you referring to? Thanks.
In that last bit where you say white can take the knight freely… did you not see that hangs the queen? That’s a winning position for black
Can you make a video on how to play the Sicilian defense
Here is a video that will help.
ruclips.net/video/xu5jJjEcLD8/видео.html
Very instructive. I wish I could afford your courses😢
In fact ,by definition an exchange must be initialised by each side at the same time and chess dont work like that.
Can you do the pirc defense
How is the black player in the third example 1900? Was it a bullet game or something?
Hello Igor I was wondering is it better to look at your attacking moves first or your opponents threats. In a recent game of mine my opponent had three threats on his next move,two checks and a threat to my Queen. So I castled and he attacked my Queen,anyway I managed to move my Queen and a mate three. After with the help of Fritz I discovered I should have checked as I had a mate in two.In many of my games I discover if I'd played a little more active,in other words looked at my attacking moves first I would have turned draws and even loses into wins. In this video you talk about selfish thoughts my problem is I am only considering my opponents threats and not looking at my possibilities. Any replies would be helpful.
Thanks for the question. It is common that chess players want to defend when their piece is attacked. Just like you said, it is good to counter attacks that forces your opponents hand so you can get into a favorable position.
Are you saying before I start to look at defensive moves I look at attacking moves first. If they lead to a win I save myself a lot of time and get the result I want?
@@derektoyne2729 I can tell you what I do fwiw. I tend to think about what my opponent's move and position sets out to achieve. Then I look at what I hope to achieve. And 3rd I also look at what I can do to stop or counter the opponent's idea. Then I try to find a move we both missed. And using that I make my choice. I then blunder and resign Haha but that is my approach.
Even though Black made several bad moves in that game, after Qf4 there's d5 and White's advantage doesn't seem decisive.
I was hoping you'll address this variation.
9:34 white queen takes black knight, then black queen takes white queen, then white pawn takes black queen..... so basically white is up one piece, a black knight.... and that's an instant win for white ??? So early in the game? Being up one knight wins the game? Please explain.
Sir why you didn't play in the big event in chess. Your still young.. im happy if youre play .. and become a super grand master
I am stuck in 1300 elo how to increase points & how to think ahead moves
After an exchange , something else happend ..I call it the ( Residuum ) of the ( chop)
If I combine your lesson with lessons from other GM's will that make me a stronger player? For example:
Ben Finegold:
- Never play f3/f6
- Always play Bf8
- Always play Kb1
- Play c4 because it's explosive
- Knife to f5
Simon Williams:
- Always give Harry a push
Jesse Kraai:
- Pawns aren't people
- Check that miserable King
Did I miss anyone?
9:34 And then black tries to exchange Queens, right?!
Yooo lets goooo
You should work to make that word dissapear from chess learning
My sister does 3 cheats!
9:41 if queen takes the night then black queen takes white queen
And white takes back with the pawn
Queen is defended by the pawn
still wins a knight tho
It knight not night
They did it first. It's karma. Right?
nobody will sacrifice his bishop like that
You have to pause between sentences...you talk too fast...