Road To Master | How To Study Chess

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[MrWebbtang]

Composing a study like this must be like writing a piece of music or a poem - you keep going over it and over it until all the rough edges are worn away and true beauty emerges.

[gana]

How in the literal hell do people come up with these puzzles?? They work so beautifully and there are zero flaws somehow!

[davidrosenthal]

Was curious so I plugged this into current Stockfish. It took it >2 minutes on my 8-core computer realize this position wasn't draw-ish! I think it's incredible that we can get a crisp explanation in 14 minutes of a position that the strongest chess program spends over a trillion clock cycles to solve.

[sprayhappy]

Your content has been super helpful and I've been studying more chess in my free time lately. Gone up 200 points from 1200-1400 in the past month! Thanks again for the insightful videos!

[chase]

My chess skills have gotten rusty since I've started college, it's nice to have these super instructive videos. Keep up the great work!

[YellowSpaceMarine]

When it is explained it looks simple, but I wouldn't have the first idea how to do any of this on my own.

[scheimong]

I watched SCC live yesterday; the play was spectacular and so was your commentary

[theplaylistpsycho]

Oh it's Naroditsky's birthday today? Have a great one, Danya.

[xusxwol]

Nice video 👍I just appreciate the fact that you take your time to educate your viewers. I learn alot from you . And I am glad to be a subscriber on your channel that way I never miss out the good stuffs.

[AnCoSt]

that's one of the most brilliant things i've ever seen. And your effortless explanation made for a wonderful video

[sleepcycle]

Oh man, love me some new content right before bed. Thanks Danya

[ocean]

I love endgame studies because it opens your mind to improve your calculation, the first moves i looked at was Bc7 Qg4 and Bxa5 im not an avid study solver i just look at every possiblity and danya does great with his explanations

So here is the tip, Look at every move possible even the "stupid" ones

[jono]

That was fun! I look forward to your next study video!

[andrewodonnell]

Great analysis and easy to understand for beginners. Thank you for the help. Love the content!

[nicolasdeman]

Interesting fact: Stockfish (in lichess) finds the solution. But when I change the initial position with the black pawn in a4 instead of a5 (which leads to a forced checkmate in 12 instead of 13), Stockfish doesn't find the solution until I show it the move Bc7.

[Commando]

In that first puzzle I did not see Qc8 but I did identify in my calculation that the king would hide on h8, so glad I at least spotted that.

[runtimeterror]

Wow, I never saw a teacher better fit for me, You dont joke around too much like Levy, You are not as stale a Eric, You are more exciting than Hikaru, You have a Great accent, And You are a GM!
Thanks A LOT
Could you make some Opening Videos like all important variations of Openings.
I would Rly love some Caro Kann Videos
Thanks a Lot :)

[lexgblack]

What a fantastic study! I would love to see more study analyses like this :D

[igorleitner]

Great vid danya! Could you maybe do a video on how to analyze games to get most out of it? It would really help a ton because i hear every where that you should analyze games but nobody really says how to do it

[knightshade]

I feel the need to comment because the algorithm needs to know about this!! Love this content so much!