Chess Tips To Improve Your Rating| Beginners 0-800

0:00 Game 1 Develop Quickly and Take Over The Center
8:35 Game 2 Open The Center if they don't Castle
14:46 Game 3 How to use the Monster Pin
18:43 Game 4 Centralizing Your Knights and Bishops
26:51 Game 5 Center Fork Trick!
32:15 Game 6 Using Center Pawns to Gain Space
36:19 Game 7 Nice Queen Trap!

I explain my thought process and give tips and strategies that can help players new to chess

[gaurichess]

I realized how many times I used the word Center in this video. The Central theme is CENTER! It really is an unbeatable strategy at all levels!

[TheBakerStudios]

Your probably getting tired of me telling you how good of a teacher you are every time you post, but it amazes me that I can watch hours and hours of chess videos and tutorials, but then I go watch one of these that you’ve been creating, and concepts that I haven’t grasped, seem to click.

Want an example?
“Removing the guard”
I understand pins, I’m never quick to take what’s offered without checking the board over, I understand all the concepts I’ve been learning, but not to a degree where I can apply them fluently in a game.

The words you use, or style you teach in, or something about your instruction is BRILLIANT. And I excitedly check for new videos on your channel.

You have a gift friend. Please keep teaching. I don’t watch twitch streams often cause I’m always at work, but I live on YouTube in my free time.

I appreciate you and the time you take to make this YouTube content.

And to anyone reading this comment, be sure to share GM Gauri’s videos where ever you can that’s relevant. He 100% deserves recognition for the work he puts in. Such an underrated content creator. It’s our job to fix that.

[caseyesparza]

I watched this video and literally went from 100 to 250 … PLEASE MAKE MORE, you’re amazing. Thank u

[AmbushTornado]

I can finally get into chess thanks to your wisdom! Thanks Gauri!

[christianah-cheen]

This video is severely underrated thank you so much for all these helpful tips ❤️

[southernrun]

Great series of these game play videos. Nice to see the tactics come into play with your explanations. Greatly appreciated.

[dipbarua]

Liked and subscribed, commenting so that this channel gets the reach it deserves

[jackbentley]

Love watching your vids mate! You explain your ideas with such clarity. Makes a beginner like me really appreciate the elite level. Keep up the good work!

[BryceRogers_]

My guy G hitting us with early Christmas with the YouTube content 😎

[firemonke]

Thak you Gauri, this really helped me. Keep up the awesome content!

[ChesterPaulCP]

More of this series please I’m learning alot

[christinehb]

Great video, Gauri! First time checking out your youtube content! Your explanations and teaching style are direct and to the point. Very helpful! Christine

[kalebparks]

Couldn’t find a way to direct message you, but just wanted to say it was SO cool running into you in the airport! Love your channel, love the vibes, and looking forward to continuing to watch your progression!

Thanks so much for taking a pic with me, that made my whole day!

[penssuck]

The basics in such an entertaining format. Great stuff, Gauri.

[raffy_rodriguez]

your game 2 analysis is so beautiful, you make 800 elo chess look like so much fun to play

[rashaadkarim]

Thanks Gauri, no background music and your calm demeanour helps in focusing on the board. That’s rare in today’s time. The opening basics in the video remind me of my first formal training days from school. Maybe you should make a video for endgames, like how to check mate with 1 rook for beginner players. I remember that’s the next lesson our school chess coach, Khan Sir taught us.

[omarjbilou]

Great vid man, I am happy I found your channel

[AmbushTornado]

Would be curious about some of the the common openings in a future vid!

[DrAniketChatterjee]

Thank you for your effort in putting up these videos!

[nopullingoutXD]

shorts got me hooked on Gauri. “don’t get caught with your shorts down”