I Analyzed 50 Games From the Same 1100 Player To Find the Recurring Mistakes - Here Are the Top 5!

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In this video I share the top 5 mistakes from an 1100 rated player. We talk about open files, blocking bishops from development, improper trading in chess, and more! I will share tips and tricks on how to get better at chess and improve your chess rating quickly and push past 1100.

[jakebarlow]

Thanks so much for this! What a great review of the games and gives clear direction.

[theticoboy]

The content was outstanding. There’s a ton of us beginners and advanced beginners looking for content like this. Kudos to the guy for putting his games up. His humility will pay off on his game.

[ZomBMarketing]

Why no one else describes the same concepts that you do is beyond me. It's the thought processes behind the strategies and tactics is that I struggle with, these are the kinds of things that I'm always wondering about. Your vid on blunder check is a case in point, good job.

[sujanghimire]

man u r underated. this channel has some great content and potential

[Duckfest]

I just discovered your channel, excellent content.

Especially video's like this. There is an abundance of basic educational content available (tutorials, chess principles, opening, etc.), but I consider this practical approach more insightful. Thanks.

[MrBrotkrumen]

What a great video! After watching this i sat down and analyzed the most common mistakes of my past 20 games and noticed just how often i miss easy tactics of my opponent. Interestingly, i did almost never miss a simple tactic when i had the opportunity. This lead me to changing my thinking process, i am now spending much more time on thinking about the tactical opportunities of my opponent before making a move and it's paying off!

[fisher]

One of the best chess advice I ever got was "Do not trade unless you have a reason to".

[robdolby]

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[kmunson]

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[ronandance]

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[captainkeyboard]

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[mr.plague]

Good content! I dont play chess that often. But the open file tip is really helpfull never even thought of this

[darsans]

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[ricklee]

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[georgebell]

If you have not already, do. Video on your move to move thinking process… when I do puzzles… do you attempt to visualize the entire puzzle to the final solution, or do you calculate the best move or two, then see what happens?

[ajarnray]

Very good video I hope to see more like these they are very instructive.

[bocz]

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[EmilSilva]

Tonnes of things to learn from this review... Even I'm 1400 in my own Rapid section these are very useful. Thank you!

[hurfery]

Great vid, I learned a couple of things. 👍

[RikMaxSpeed]

Great video and thanks to Jake for offering up his games!