How to Avoid the 10 Most Common Mistakes in Chess

Beginners in chess make plenty of mistakes in chess, and we've put together a list of just HOW to avoid the most common ones!

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[rahul]

As a person who didn’t finish the video, thank you for this, so helpful!! ❤

[DeAguaMusic]

My man showing the complexity of he legal mate and taking for granted that begginers who hang their queen in the opening will know what a pin is.

[dadimadh]

Brilliant in its simplicity, this video is useful and well-organized. Thank you!

[Sihlekhumalo]

Thank you. Please continue making more videos like this.

[fintan]

This was very good ultra beginner guide. Covers a lot i wish i was told when i first started playing.

[WLDFLD]

are we sure the sample for lesson #1 ("don't move too many pawns") is relevant? white moves only two pawns, and their punishment of losing a queen was the result of moving their knight away, not moving too many pawns. (and FWIW white could have protected themselves by moving a third pawn, to block black's bishop)

[PizzaChess]

9:05 ONLY DO THIS IF YOUR PAWNS ARE CLOSER TO PROMOTION

[Kazrb]

Pls Make the theme as same as in Learn chess with Dr wolf

[linanutshell]

This is super random, but maybe someone finds it interesting: If you want to improve your pronounciation of the term "Zugzwang" (german = forced to move), pronounce the 'z's like a 'ts', as in the word "tsunami". 😊 (I know this bc I am german)

[theantinatalismzone]

I wish people would say air instead of luft

[Kommaer]

It is not so easy to control the Centre with a Black pieces! OK. I am a Noob. But not a beginner.

[zeeshansuhail]

this dudes voice actually does things to me

[thebcwonder]

I don’t think castling early is that important. Waiting until your opponent commits their king to a side and then attacking is fine if you keep the king safe

[Joydeep]

I've been a beginner for the past 30 years hahaha