This video is a troll. Mistakes list: 1:40 The king moves 3 squares at once 1:42 Wrong text 2:30 ??? 4:53 d-pawn: Am I a joke to you? 4:56 Nc6+ is illegal 7:17 Checkmate threat?? How? King can go to e7 8:40 The white bishop is hanging but black didn’t take 9:00 The bishop is hanging 9:02 hxg5 is illegal 9:03 That’s not a check + Queen is hanging 9:05 Black is NOT in trouble, white is.
1:40 is somthing called "castling", it's a special move to get your king to sfaetey, it onky works when there are no peices between the king and the rook.
@@ellayin0406 it is referring to the green graphics that you see at the actual timestamp that was indicated by the commenter, before castling. To be fair the author of the video just misplaced the arrow here, it's not a conceptual mistake as in the other cases. But obviously the commenter here was not referring to castling
3 tips 1. Learn to visualize the pieces movement so you can always see it, know what squares are defended by your own pieces as well. 2. Use analysis after games you felt you did REALLY good in, you'll see your mistakes and benefit from it. 3. Take inspiration from high leveled players, or bots for what's good against what.
@@pikasmallNo, "developing the king" is not the right term, just say castling to avoid confusion. Activating your king is something that needs to be done, only in the endgame. Though, chess is pretty situational, but I'm talking about principles
also, 3:13 Bxf7+ a "devastating attack"?? Yes, amazing for white if white was looking for a way to lose a bishop quickly. What kind of video is this???
@@user-ro7cr8sd7p fork by the knight??? Yeah targeting a queen and a pawn. And guess which of these two pieces black will move out of the fork? And guess how long will the white knight remain on the board after eating the pawn? Yes, zero moves because the pawn is defended. So in the end in two moves white captured two pawns and black captured a bishop and a knight, lol
This video is a troll. Mistakes list:
1:40 The king moves 3 squares at once
1:42 Wrong text
2:30 ???
4:53 d-pawn: Am I a joke to you?
4:56 Nc6+ is illegal
7:17 Checkmate threat?? How? King can go to e7
8:40 The white bishop is hanging but black didn’t take
9:00 The bishop is hanging
9:02 hxg5 is illegal
9:03 That’s not a check + Queen is hanging
9:05 Black is NOT in trouble, white is.
Agreed
1:40 is somthing called "castling", it's a special move to get your king to sfaetey, it onky works when there are no peices between the king and the rook.
@@ellayin0406 it is referring to the green graphics that you see at the actual timestamp that was indicated by the commenter, before castling. To be fair the author of the video just misplaced the arrow here, it's not a conceptual mistake as in the other cases. But obviously the commenter here was not referring to castling
You mean 1:38
8:58 queen can take bishop
7:16 there is a move were if you play knight H6 you would stop the attack and be up material
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1:38
Moving the king to the 3rd/6th rank seems like a great idea!
3 tips
1. Learn to visualize the pieces movement so you can always see it, know what squares are defended by your own pieces as well.
2. Use analysis after games you felt you did REALLY good in, you'll see your mistakes and benefit from it.
3. Take inspiration from high leveled players, or bots for what's good against what.
4:30 there’s a fork between the rook and the king by going ng3
2:28 could've token the queen
They did?
No white
1:38 the king doesn't move like that
4:58 what 💀
1) ever heard of castling?
2) taken out of context
@@handle_69420 they mean why does it move like that DIAGONALLY
@@raphaeldarmawan125 ?
This video is a joke but, regarding 1:38, to be fair that's just a misplacement of the green arrows/circles
5:02 the pawn can take
Bring the queen after you bring out your knight and bishop
Ah yes, develop your king in the opening
Thays why you play bongcloud
Yeah. Developing your king means castling. Bong cloud is just developing your king to the center
@@pikasmallNo, "developing the king" is not the right term, just say castling to avoid confusion. Activating your king is something that needs to be done, only in the endgame. Though, chess is pretty situational, but I'm talking about principles
4:50 what about dxe6?? Also, no need for the white knight to wait for the preceding move
also, 9:00 Qh5 is not check!
also, 3:13 Bxf7+ a "devastating attack"?? Yes, amazing for white if white was looking for a way to lose a bishop quickly. What kind of video is this???
this is goofy video
You are goofy😑
@@lizatyob5542 ?
@@soofeesh just dont overthink it-_-
@@lizatyob5542fr
@@lizatyob5542you don’t even have a pfp
bro i did the thumbnail for fun on bots almost every game lol
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3:18 why did you make that bishop move?
Then the knight can take the e5 pawn and forky forky
@@user-ro7cr8sd7pwho the f takes with the king in that position? There's no fork. It's a bishop blunder.
@@user-ro7cr8sd7p fork by the knight??? Yeah targeting a queen and a pawn. And guess which of these two pieces black will move out of the fork? And guess how long will the white knight remain on the board after eating the pawn? Yes, zero moves because the pawn is defended. So in the end in two moves white captured two pawns and black captured a bishop and a knight, lol
The queen can take the bishop
“It’s not a good day to be black” wdym…
What a hypocrite! This new player is leaving pieces hanging when they said no to it earlier!
There are so many errors in the video.I think they did this on purpose.
there are weigh too many mistakes in his examples
There is way too many mistakes in your grammar
I play chess ♟️
2016 ahh video
9:01 tf u mean check? + white hung a queen