3 Most Common Chess MISTAKES

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In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov shares with you 3 worst plans in chess. These are also the top 3 most common chess mistakes most amateurs make. Being aware of these bad plans, you instantly put yourself ahead of the crowd.

Not only will you learn about the bad plans in chess, you will also learn the right way of planning in chess. You will also learn the best plan for the endgame stage.

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00:00 Top 3 Common Mistakes in Chess
00:08 Example-1: Mamedyarov vs So
01:14 Worst Plan 1
02:42 Example-2
05:30 Example-3
06:00 Worst Plan 2
07:53 Example-4
09:56 Example-5
10:12 Worst Plan 3
12:32 Example-6
13:11 Best Endgame Plan
14:31 Quiz: Puzzle of the day

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[NinjaOwl]

For the puzzle of the day, the correct option is Nxe5. If Bxd1, Bxf7+, Ke7 only move, and Nd5#. So Black's best move is Dxe5, Qxh5 and black is just lost with many threats. Just got this position yesterday and my opponent went greedy and took my queen.

[jessewagner]

Opponent: Why did you play that move?
Me: I wanted to give Remote Chess Academy more content

[prplt]

Gotham always says stop giving useless checks as in the endgame it usually just helps to bring the opponent's king forward 😂

[harmeemixsound]

My answer to the final quiz would be Nxe5 if white takes back, we can just take back their bishop and wining a pawn, if they get greedy and take the queen, it will be mate with Bf7+ Ke7 and Nd5#. That’s what I found

[GMIgorSmirnov]

► Chapters

00:00 Top 3 Common Mistakes in Chess
00:08 Example-1: Mamedyarov vs So
01:14 Worst Plan 1
02:42 Example-2
05:30 Example-3
06:00 Worst Plan 2
07:53 Example-4
09:56 Example-5
10:12 Worst Plan 3
12:32 Example-6
13:11 Best Endgame Plan
14:31 Quiz: Puzzle of the day

[josephsalmonte]

I do all of these bad habits sometimes. A good lesson. Thanks mate 👍

[ศกรโสมาภา]

For the puzzle there’s Legal mate available. If black stop it he lose a pawn for free. I’m not sure I’d play Nc3 in the move before tho. I’ll probably play c3 giving my bishop escape square (in case black plays Na5 targeting it) and that also prevents Nd4. I might want to manuaver queen knight to g3 through d2 since my pawn chain points to the king side so I don’t mind the pawn occupying c3. Not confidence about my choice tho. I never played this line before so I’m not sure how to navigate. Stockfish says a4 (instead of Nc3 or c3) which just looks insane to me.

[pronoob]

For the puzzle
Nxe4. If Bxd1, then Bxf7+ Ke7 Nd5+ is Mate.
In any other lines we win at least one pawn.

[mrcutlet]

Nice video. In quiz, I see Legal trap mating net. Speaking about 3rd worst plan 1st example, I encoutering a lot of Philidor defense players, who after exchanging center pawns attack knight with c5, creating a big hole in d5, jokingly I calld it "ultra wrong variation" :D . Btw It would be nice to see Philidor defense video for beginners, general plans, how to play it correctly and what to avoid to do.

[PinakiGupta-wljc]

pluzzle of the day is Nxe5 if Bxd1 Bxf7+, ke7 then Nd5 is mate (if you want to be fancy play after ke7, Bg5+, Nf6, Nd5#

[OcteractSG]

2:48 rather than 4. d3, white has the option of playing 4. Qh5, which is actually Stockfish’s favorite option. f4 can come at a later time, and white reserves the ability to play d4 in one go if the opportunity arises.

[Mista_Andy]

Hahaha, "One superhero to defeat a whole army of bad guys" That line cracked me up 1:25

[crazyboysince]

Is the answer to the puzzle knight takes e5, bishop takes queen, bishop takes f7 check, king e7, knight d5 checkmate? And if he doesnt take our queen then we take their bishop or if he moves the bishop to g6 then we would just come out of it up a pawn

[pratikpattanaik]

I'd been doing the c5 move as black for quite some time. Thanks!

[hildebrand]

i have done and done and done each and all of these mistakes. they're obvious. they're stupid. they're easy enough to NOT do, and in the opening phase you nearly always have better candidate moves if you just think about it for a minute.

so how come i've been doing them and doing them for 20 years? well, there's stupidity, sloth and indifference, but i prefer to think i just didn't know the principles behind WHY they don't work. now i know. i'll never do them again.

right.

[sanekabc]

A "one mover" can apply to any piece. But, of course, there are exceptions. A one mover, even with a pawn, may get more than it gives. It may place an enemy piece on a less active square, for example, which compensates for a lack of follow up to the "one mover'.

[bashamstra]

I am 60 and quite a sceptical guy. But I love your videos, you always keep it interesting and with a bit of humor too. I could use a bit more challenge though, from time to time, like your "determine your rating" puzzles that were quite deep. I actually consider trying/buying a course, never thought I'd say that but somehow I believe in you and I have spent 100$ in worse places than this ;-) Keep it going and all the best, Bas

[aurayre]

At 6:52, you mention that c5 move in the scotch being terrible, and i remember playing that when i was around 800 and i remember having a feeling that the move c5 just didnt feel right.

[matheuscruz]

I havent watched everything yet but i know the content Will be amazing, so i alr liked lol, i love your work

[terencetembo]

Knite g5, if bxq then bxf7+, if ke7 then knite b3 d5+