BUILDING HABITS to improve your chess | 1400-1550 ELO
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- Grandmaster Aman Hambleton continues his educational series: Building Habits! In this series, he goes over rules for you to follow as an improving chess player. By eliminating the use of any complex themes, he makes important principles easier to understand!
0:00 - Intro
2:19 - Game 1
9:42 - Game 2
16:09 - Game 3
20:08 - Game 4
26:55 - Game 5
28:51 - Game 6
35:24 - Outro
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The full videos are so much better content than these short clips. I've been watching over dozen of chess channels and the FULL Habit-series is pure gold. I just came here to say that these versions are too short and people are missing a lot if they don't find the full bliss if maximum habits.
I literally have to watch the video series now. Thats me in the video intro lol
Aman: "built habits, and play high percentage moves"
Aman: "hoover the piece so he thinks it's a premove"
Dirty 'oh no my piece' fake premove traps are some of the most satisfying when they work
the Derrick Lewis tactic
"Call an ambulance, call an ambulance...BUT NOT FOR ME"
jokes aside, I ve managed to pull that sequence at least 3 times, and it is definately engine approved (even though I think for some reason Bc4 is not considered THE best move.
Sometimes you gotta break the rules a little if it's awesome enough.
"I think we know what would piss him off more."
>Video Starts
>"Follow the habits"
>Instantly plays a beautiful piece of preparation all the way to mate with a filthy mind trick thrown in.
Hahaha true, but if you watch the series he only makes chat memorize a few openings and this one he'd gone through with chat many times.
That's the caro-kann habits brah
...and loses the next one within 10 moves... :D
@@M-F-H he lost on purpose to show what can happen. Won the next game in that exact position. I appreciate the demo
aman predicting low rated players mind is just truly amazing
I mean, 1500 is barely low rated. lower rated definitely but not low rated.
@@xXDarQXx 1500 on chess.com= 1300 OTB. That is low rated from the perspective of a GM. Literally 1100 points below. The way I view a 300 ._.
it's still 96%...at least that's what I am telling myself .DDD
I love the idea of “learning” with us. Losing to a tactic you know but we don’t is so instructive.
Let's honestly give credit where credit is due. This man not only is showing you free chess lessons, but offering trades while doing so! That game at the end.... hilarious.
Yes and no. This is literally his streaming and RUclips content so he’s definitely making money off it
@@thebullybuffalo and we get it for free
@@vijaz5559 we get it for free but his subs pay for it. We wouldn't get it without his subs. Presumably, we also pay for it when we buy something based on an ad we watch on his video (which is why the ads are there in the first place). Econ 101
@@thebullybuffalo sounds more like marketing 101 than econ 101. Econ 101 would say it’s free content for viewers because a rational decision maker would not make a purchase without it increasing their own utility.
@@TheSchmiddler thanks for the free finance lesson
It is always astonishing to see Aman's ability to bring himself to a lower ELO player's mindset, that prediction with the Rook is just spectacular.
It's important to always hover.. Now we are getting to the good stuff!
I love how this series motivates me to play more chess. I think it’s the confidence factor combined with the “it’s okay to lose and learn from losing.” The best, most educational resource I’ve seen yet on playing chess as a hobby.
the best part of this vids: 14:11.
Totally agree. My fear of losing literally prevents me from playing sometimes.
@@wsbull78 me too lmao, but once you start playing again u get used to losing
@@renaldiroekanto789 and 19:50 :D
why is Aman's speaking voice so good
Years and years working on his pipes
Directly connected to his hair!
Especially compared to his non speaking voice
Probably because his speaking voice is good
Like the very few, he was Born to play at real Madrid.... Xdxdxdxd
I know the purpose of the video is to be instructive... But the reality is I just laugh my ass off at those KOs
Oof the first guy got KO'd to oblivion. Not as Yoked as yokednando though
Yokednando and his aggressive chess shall live on.
Who is Yokendnando and what are his ways ? I need to watch .link pls
@@99sasanka ruclips.net/video/jquaz5axNC4/видео.html
That first guy was literally me lol. Someone sent me this video just a bit ago now i have to watch the whole series
Nice vid, I was dying at the queen hang in game 6 and the psychic powers at 19:30
U sent me to an ad lul
This is genuinely the best series on RUclips I'd pay money to watch this regularly
Dont give them ideas
Agreed. My rating has gone up 100 points this month and I had a nine game win streak. I credit this series.
@@JasonKifner i got a 10 series win streak becaus of this guy. He is greeeeeat
Subscribe to twitch 😁
its the humor that makes it easy to learn
i am a big fan of Danya but this elo rating climb is in my vibe also, cool to see both gms taught process.
Aman is very cleverly teaching when to diverge from the rules. He also casually plays choice moves that lead to instructive positions, leaving it for the viewer to work out (read: learn) because the learning takes place outside of the fundamentals. He's a great teacher, I'm enjoying watching.
1:15 Eric Rosen would have been proud
That rxh3 prediction was hilarious!
Thank y’all for doing this series! Much appreciated
I believe Daniel Naroditsky's channel is the best channel for learn how to get better at chess. But this series is without any questions one of the most useful and valuable video series on youtube for someone to get better at chess.
Love this series. Definitely a contender to the best educational content out there!
Great stuff! Really enjoyed the slow play and explaining the moves!
Thank you, Aman. The educational videos might not be the most viewed ones, but they're very valuable and will remain in my memory for a long time.
Man, you can do 10h videos like that to the rest of your life and I'll watch all of them for sure! Thanks for awesome content!
Click like, then watch. Why, because you already know this is the best most fun series to watch!
I'm new at 1100/1200 but I'm really getting into chess and videos like these make the noob develop so thank you. (My main issue is playing too fast and making stupid mistakes but the games I lose tends to be people playing great with 70/80%+ accuracy)
Loving this series, games, instructing and commentary is great 👍. Has me chuckling too haha
Anam, budy I love your habits series! I've been following it since I'm 1000 and now I'm 1400. Thank u 4 everything, blessings from Panamá.
I watch plenty of chess content but the video's of Aman are the only ones that make me laugh out loud, this guy can be so funny yet still educational. I love it.
Great video and your very intertaining too Aman ! I love your vibe I love your energy ! Thanks for the good moment.
This is such a great series, I've recommended it to loads of my friends. I love Naroditski's speedruns, but because he plays to the best of his ability he can never each anyone how to play when you are on the backfoot versus players at an intermediate skill level. Keep it up!
These are such gold!! Thank you!!
Great series! thanks for the lessons
Pretty nice the first game where you allowed you to lose. It gives much to learn, thank you. Also, nice trap with bishop premoved, like it.
Thanks for this kind of videos, I really enjoy it and get a lot to learn :3
Pretty hard to beat stockfish
Still I was hoping knight G5 also considered for a move
love this series. You should release more of the full sessions on the extra channel
Terrific series, and also funny as hell! Thanks for the education and the entertainment, from a fellow Canuck!
Damn, that dude played amazingly
Informative and super entertaining. Thanks Aman!
This is golden. Thank you. This is the way i like to learn.
I love this series and aman so much!
Great idea, this series.
Thank You for all of the Great Tips.
Love this series man.
that Game 2 was so hilarious... Great content from both of u guys :)
Taking a break from the candidates to watch this! Finally my ELO is here!!
Very useful Aman...thanks!
Aman makes chess seems so easy... Amazing Aman as always.
i really like this series so far!
This is really good content for me. I appreciate your teaching style, it really does enhance how I think about the game at my 1550 level. I’d subscribe to training vids if you plan on producing them. Subscriber since 2019!
Thanks for the video Aman
That one dude was a beast! And of course the no trades dude was hilarious lol
Great series!
i'm a elo of 1700 and love this stuff you're a great teacher keep it up have a positive and productive oneeeeeeeeeee
Always a nice watch ++ Was dying laughing at that last game haha
Excelente! Muchas gracias!
I didn't think I could have fun and laugh watching chess. Thanks Aman for making this so entertaining!
Game 6 had me in stitches. Fantastic content
Another banger! You make it look so easy 😭. Sitting around 1400 and it’s harder than it looks but this stuff helps!
Dont cry
Dude I’m really loving these. Please keep them coming. I went from 70% accuracy to 90% after watching your videos and following the rules. They really do work most of the time but that’s the point - they’re not guaranteed to work but they will work most of the time in this elo range. I went from 600 to 1000 and I still haven’t lost in rapid. I’m stuck at about 950 in blitz. I usually have the better position but lose on time. I wonder if you have advice on finding moves faster
i love this series. has helped myself and other friends to gain 200-300 elo
ytsucks for not promoting this more
the algorithm will learn, eventually
16:00 that looked like you gave your back up initially but got full mount in the end and grounded and pounded him!! well done.
Thanks. You always make my Day better :)
very helpful video thank you
Queen c8 and then h3 pre move blew my mind. So simple but so telegraphed
The best speedrun there is to watch, all other people just destroy their opponents and play moves a beginner would never find
Also one with applicable rules of thumb, instead of just specific examples you might not find later on in your own games
Fantastic as always. Even tho I'm lowly 700 it helps to see the analysis on defending the different openings and sacs. More educational content please. TY.
19:54 lmao, it feels so good when you counterfeit your opponent's plan with a trap like that. I believe they call it the blue ball counter-nut in the chess literature
Amazing vid as always
This is so fun to watch. I’m addicted. Especially that time you said the guy was “jerking it” thinking about taking that pawn, then boom your queen takes his free rook 😂
Love how Aman just nonchalantly just slowly moves his pieces with under 10 seconds on the clock!
Definitely very informative, would like to utilize this in a chess club I’m helping to start (with attribution of course). Although, I did notice the words capitalized in red NO SACRIFICES and he sacrifices his knight a few times... but I think we can all agree in chess there aren’t usually hard-and-fast rules that apply 100% of the time for how to play, there is some common sense applications.
Commenting for the algorithm. Thanks Aman!
I like how GM Aman does jokes :- 19:54
i was waiting for this video 🤩
Amazing Series.
Said it before, still gonna say it. Best series eveeeeer🔥🔥
Awesome series👍
Great content!
13:55 unless I'm getting force mated, I always have defense... Thanks Aman, that's like saying unless you are getting killed, you are alive
Watching this series it looks like the Caro is played a ton. I haven't faced it since watching this!
Not even 5 minutes into the video. Had to stop to hit that like button. Great content!
Damn! This series is a wake up call for me. I was 1500+ almost 1600 then i started playing the “habits”, came down to 1200!
Turns out im relying/winning because of tricks, gambits and open prep!
Now i have to develop my own instincts!
Well how has it gone ?
@@hgrowling stopped playing chess, focus on real life and study. 1800 - 1900, but if i play now i will definitely go down to 1600-1700.
For the algorithm! (The last opponent hanging the queen at the end was hilarious too. If I had to guess, he watched one video on the Danish Gambit and got the position with the pawn then he was just like "Now what?")
i took my 950+ elo or at average 950 to 1200 with just following these habits tanx Aman for some great valuable advice all the way from SA
Cool video liked it 10/10
19:23 one of my favorite moves from the whole series
been waiting for this
Oh wow. I'm gonna enjoy this.
Great series!
1:09 oh no his queen!
Flock of Seagulls was a great band. I didn't know the lead singer was also a grandmaster. Impressive!
Loved the video Mole
game 2 was like the rumble in the jungle, classic rope a dope
Following this & still not quite on board but the rules have expanded significantly (such as Ruleset 3’s know advanced tactics and know all basic openings & responses - yikes!).
At 9:47 it’s any other move by black then put your D pawn in the center, but at 26:58 an exception, and you reference a previous video in the series... I’m assuming that a previous Caro-Kann game as white explains why & will have to look for it because I simply don’t remember.
Thx so much for this series!
this would be the best chess series to exist if Eric also did his take on building habits
Such a good video
Thats literally me in the intro lmao. You know what, I'm going to watch the whole series and hopefully not fall for stuff like that again.
Lmao the end of game 3 was hilarious
This series has not only been enjoyable but also helpful. My game jumped up 150points
26:50 best advice “it’s not difficult “