How To Win Against 800-1000 Rated Players - Chess Speedrun/Rating Climb
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For those asking about the Scandinavian trap video: ruclips.net/video/AdZLsf21tGk/видео.html
I like videos like these because there's an explanation of the thought process behind moves, and also the idea of "you can't play like stockfish, you have to play like a human" is a helpful mindset.
Yeah as an intermediate player this is a helpful way for me to learn. I often get overwhelmed by all of the possibilities and hearing the reasoning behind moves helps me narrow down choices in my games
A terrific and very articulate master and streamer.
Very clear! movements, defense and attack, the possibilities that I, a beginner, did not yet see. Thank you very much
Game 1 felt like a stronger opponent. It's hard to say how I would've done, but I feel like I probably would've won the second game as Nelson.
Very sound instructional games..... it gives me a mindset and self talk while playing for assessing all aspects of a game. Well done
Thanks Nelson for this instructive content, hope your channel grows further and you’re rewarded for your hard work!
Great video. Although I was sad to see low votes for the King's Indian Attack/Defense run lost. As someone who dropped the cheddar on both your Strategic Thinking course, and your Ultimate King's Indian course, I hope I can cast a "Super delegate" vote for a King's Indian rating climb in the future. :D Keep up the great work. Your channel is becoming my favorite!
Thank you teacher Nelson...lots of good tactics! You taught me some of those already and now some new ones. I Love ur Channel ❤♟👍
Thank you Teacher
Love rating climb videos!
Will you do a video on how to attack a fianchettoed bishop in front of a king? Btw been here almost since the start and I greatly appreciated you, you definitely have helped me a lot.
I started playing chess 3 weeks and 4 days ago and am up to 750 so far all thanks to your videos! Also I am on a 14-0-1 winning streak right now. Thank u so much for these they are golden. Btw I knew how the pieces move that was my only previous chess experience I played a few games a decade or so ago and lost them all badly
7:51 why is it game over ?
On the last game, you have a Knight with bishop to B5 skewer on the queen + king.
This was very informative and fun to watch! Thanks as always Nelson.
Nice! I think I prefer watching the games live with some live commentary, but this is cool too
Yes!!!! So excited your doing more of these
I really like rating climb video's! Thx keep up the good work!
I liked your Game 2 the Scandinavian because I have been struggling against that. The rule is for White to keep the lead in development but a well-placed Black queen can make that very difficult.
I kind of like the Urusov gambit. I see some more red chess pieces, too. :)
Real Nelson will find this climb a lot easier than thumbnail Nelson.
Love these rating climbs
Hey chess vibes I love your channel but can you please make a video about the most underrated openings like the pirc or roasseu
Man was throwing the second game. Just lost his cool and stopped thinking
love this kind of video
nice I'm waiting for 1400 rating climb
22:58 you completely missed it, you could fork black queen with bishop and take the queen .
most of the time, it just comes down to who hang less pieces imo
I have a quick question. Which is better?
To learn the basic understandings of different openings partly to understand what your opponent is doing, or to just take one or two and dive into the theory on those ones?
I’ve noticed on your videos that often you know what your opponent is playing, so you know the lines and traps that are equated with their set up, so you know how to navigate through that to have a good set up for the middle game. I’ve been using and developing my understanding of the London and kings Indian systems, but if my opponent is playing moves to undermine why I’m trying to do I don’t catch that cause I haven’t learned the basics of other types of openings. What is a good way to navigate this? My rating is around 800
I would suggest the key isn't to do one or the other, but to keep doing both. Time is your friend and you won't become a grandmaster in a month. Keep studying your two openings in detail, and as you play games where your opponent plays other openings, go study up on what you've seen bit by bit. This will give you some context and familiarity later on when (or rather if) you start studying those other openings.
Of course, take what I'm saying with a grain of salt, as I'm only an 800 myself. Just my two cents based on life experiences.
As a chess com 1400 I can tell you that you can get away with very poor opening knowledge for a long time. I kind of know how to play the london and they are some other openings where I have some idea of how they work but usually no idea of what they're called. For example, I don't know what's the king's indian.
The result is that I probably fall for opening traps more often than most players at my level, but I guess I can still compensate later in the game enough times.
23:00 couldnt you pin the queen to the king with the bishop with the knight protecting?
U see queen pinned to king
stock fish: na na chill bro after 56 moves u get his queen with advantage too
It's helpful seeing a high level player speak about their moves. The highest I've been is 900 my biggest issue is making awful moves and not captilising on my lead in development
Danke, sehr lehrreich!
Ι didn't understand your explanation at 14:55 with the F3 pawn.
Great vid. I'm 750 on a good day and those first two games happen all the time
To win against under 1200 rated players just dont blunder. They will eventually blunder and lose.
But everybody blunders…
I never thought of that 😂
It's legit not a bad advice. Play super safely and eventually people at this rating will blunder an obvious tactic or take a crazy risk to try to break your position.
Although I can confirm that blunders are still very common in the 1300 and 1400.
14:47 After Bg4, what’s wrong with N2f3? With Rg1 as a follow up, I probably would have ruled out Bg1.
Having said that, I sometimes rule out moves that are actually really good….
Both c5 and Nc6 are strong responses, trying to remove the knight from d4. Rg1 isn't actually a threat since the knight on f3 is pinned.
It´s amazing how many things you can think in 3 min game.
More and more pieces on the board in the back are turning red.
I watch these videos and it all makes sense. I try and play the same and get demolished. I haven’t been able to pass 855 and consistently fall into loss strings where I lose 50-100pts
26:58 Danger Levels
What do you recommend playing against King's Gambit as black?
Love your videos!!!
Please make a video about how to play against English opening as black....
Please tell the chess app pleaseeeeee
Thanks!
Evidently my rating is 761, lol
Thank
Thanks
Today i got my first brilliant move in a game and im just 790 and i request you to analyze it
What's the idea of gradually white pieces to red in your background? :)
At 20:40 how can you find lines so far ahead
The first player was much better than their rating honestly.
Everytime I watch these videos I think "Wait. How can someone be that bad at chess." and then I look at my rating and cry...
From my personal experience as a low elo player. You wait until they self destruct somehow.
Nice
My mark
which video has the B4 gambit?
ruclips.net/video/AdZLsf21tGk/видео.html
@@ChessVibesOfficial great thank you! Appreciate all the videos!
i feel like against low rated player (800-1200) you should play 10mis game
cos our thought process is not as fast :)
More bishop sacs
I like watching your videos... Seen almost all of them... As I'm watching the things that you explain make perfect sense... However when I play no matter how low the rating may be... even if I follow advice tips and tactics that you give it's fruitless.. I've tried all different kinds of openings following all different kinds of instructions and guidelines and ideas from professionals and i cant get to 600.. nothing infuriates me more can't you study hard try my best and still not be good at all..like not even a lil
In fact if I had to sum it up it would be like a midget trying to play basketball in the NBA... No matter how much you may like the game he's not going to have fun.. because no matter how hard he tries it won't make a difference
Today will be the last day I allow you to coach me without subscribing and adding likes to every lesson! Thank you!
Tell me if you need a 2000❤️
First
Dammit
no one cares
Thanks!
You bet!
Thanks!
Appreciate that!