Every Chess Tip Explained In 10 Minutes

[letsmakeit]

Nice! I have a few more

1.) Attack in the direction of your pawn chain. That's where you have space. Especially bishops are restricted in the opposite direction.

2.) The fewer pawn islands the better. A long pawn chain only has one base, while 3 short pawn chains have 3 bases that can be targeted.

3.) Horses need stable squares. A knight is the only piece where if it is forced to move, it cannot defend any of the same squares it was defending before, while a bishop or rook can move along the diagonal/file.

4.) Loose pieces drop off. Most tactics involve a fork. Defend your pieces before they're attacked so captures become trades.

[aadarashpandeygaming]

"Have fun and bad luck" bro said 💀

[flora_flowers]

Buld told me everything i learned in 1 year in just 10minutes

[bikramjeetdasgupta]

As a pawn I agree with en passant is an order than a choice

[lautpuspa]

the subtle yet persistent jabs at haruki murakami throughout this vid is unreal 😭

[АннаМузыка-ув]

DUDE I HAD 4 PAWNS IN1 FILE💀💀💀
Edit:YALL CHILL 1K LIKES IS ENOUGH

[littlfingr]

I've only just started watching these videos and I have to say that I enjoy this style a lot more, with less memes. It's less distracting and more useful. Thank you

[AngelofDeathGG]

Bro explained one year of played chess in a 9:41 long video

[microitos]

Remember that all of these tips have exceptions. On of the biggest weaknesses of lower level players is that they play un-dynamically. If you rigidly stick to a tip like ”never have doubled pawns”, you can rarely improve. If you play correctly, it is often the best continuation to get an isolated, backwards, or doubled pawns, not castling, bishops for knights, etc.

[no__Penesianball]

2:10 just Castle early so you get checkmated like magnus

[martibuenaventura]

8:27 My man was COLD with that line, holy smokes

[Man........]

"Don't develop queen early"

That one chess bot: *No*

[staliczeno]

Bro casually dropped peak chess content

[beastgaming]

3:18 today I blundered my queen just to en passant lol😂😂😂

[XenoHypes]

What a cool guy, explained most tips like a bro-to-bro conversation😏😏

[arthvitbansal]

Buddy explained 1 year of chess knowledge in just 10 minutes

[EllipticalReasoning]

2:19 this actually misses what I feel is the most important part of 'rooks belong behind past pawns', which is that it doesn't matter whether the pawn is yours or your opponents - in a rook and pawn endgame, you want past pawns moving away from your rook on their file.

[JxstWaffle]

“Me about to checkmate my opponent”
The bishop coming from the ends of the hell:

[aaronmauget]

1. Learn when to keep the tension
2. If you can capture with a pawn to open up the path of development for a bishop, often this can supercede the capture toward the center rule.
3. If you are under 2000, avoid everything sicillian except the dragon (and a couple others) and the Grunfeld.
4. If you are being attacked on a side, strike back in the center
5. Most of the time, retreating knight moves are the wrong move, and if theyre right, theyll be the hardest to spot.
6. Contest enemy rooks on open files when you can.
7. If the oponent has a fianchetto bishop, try to blunt the long diagonal with pawns, or even better, strand one of their pawns in the way.
8. ASK WHAT YOUR OPONENT WANTS

[animenerdmillion]

You rapidly become one of my favourite youtubers with the information and humour, keep it up.