Explaining Every Move In Real Time!

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[bharathr]

I love long videos like this. please don't stop making them. If people like to watch shorter videos, they can watch this and stop when they want to.

[sethwilson]

i really like how he's talking through his moves

[marvtheandroid]

Love this type of video. Thank you. This is exactly the kind of learning I need

[mrbrianakias]

Game two was the best explained game I've ever seen Nelson go through. Keep up the great work! 👍

[Greg]

You are a very good chess player and coach. Thank you so much for this video very instructional!

[ritabanbanerjee]

I love these videos where you talk through what you’re thinking as you play. Subscribed!!

[jodymckinniss]

I absolutely love your videos. Again, just a gentle reminder. Please be sure to discuss using the algebraic notation when you're discussing a theoretical line, or you're looking at possible moves. As a blind person, it allows me to be able to really follow everything. At a little after 10:00, for example, you're looking at possibilities, and you're saying, "if I go here." That doesn't tell me anything. There are moves being made, pieces being taken, and nothing is being said, so I have no way to know what's happening. Instead, "if I move my <piece> to <square>" is much more beneficial. Or, when you say, "if he takes here, " or "takes, takes, takes", when you're showing possible theoretical moves, perhaps, "if he takes <square>", or "take on <square>, take on <square>, then take on <square>" owuld be much more helpful. That way I can use my board to follow the game, since I can't see the video.
Other than this possible improvement, I'm loving your stuff.

[MrAlanfalk]

Never give up your Queen for 2 pieces against a 2300 !!

[Maseguim]

I like your videos very much! I think you have a very good comprehension of the game and make good commentary for helping guys like me! Thanx!

[doransponsel]

Bro i feel your pain at the end lol, ive had that happen once before, where im literaly playing mate in 1 and it times out lol

[jmir]

Please make more videos like this. They’re fantastic and a great way to learn imo.

[xyphiax]

Actually I've been noticing the time problem since the first game in this video. This should have been a win. You seemed to have much more time than you had. But anyways, ggs.

[PapaRich]

Great stream. You were crushing it first half! You could tell you were just more relaxed and having fun. The queen for two pieces just seemed like a bridge too far at this level. 🙃 That last game I was celebrating your comeback victory then was like "wait, what????" You got robbed! Super exciting anyway! Thanks for the great content.

[markneo]

Please make more videos like this🙏 we desperately need these types of videos

[POWERRACEEYEWEAR]

Best video about chess I have ever watched. You are the only one on you tube who loses. God knows why, but all of the other you tubers always win. You are the only real one. That is why me and my friends we only follow you and nobody else. Great guy.

[franktaggart-qsff]

The way you are talking is the way to tech us how to think of are options during the game thank you

[clintoruss]

These are the most helpful videos, watching Hikaru play bullet or blitz doesn’t help, it’s too quick and his level is so high, Nelson’s level is attainable, (I am 1790) watching Nelson really think and play methodically and always think about his opponents threats makes you try do the same . Really helpful,

[ВладимирАнтарин]

шахматные программы ( 2800 ) сыграли не изученные варианты Сицилианской защиты ( или Английского начала )
( но первые несколько ходов выставлялись ) - партия 1 -
1. e4 c5 2. c4 e6 3. Qa4 Nf6 4. Nc3 Nc6 5. Be2 Be7 6. g4 d6 7. d3 O-O
8. f4 Nd4 9. Qd1 a6 10. Be3 e5 11. f5 b5 12. g5 Nd7 13. h4 Rb8 14. b3 bc4
15. dc4 f6 16. Nf3 Bb7 17. Rg1 Bc6 18. g6 h6 19. Kf2 a5 20. Qd2 a4
21. ba4 Rb4 22. Bh6 Ne2 23. Ne2 Be4 24. h5 Re8 25. Bg7 Kg7 26. h6 Kh8
27. Qe3 Bf5 28. Nh4 Bc2 29. g7 Kh7 30. Qg3 Rc4 31. Rc1 Rf4 32. Nf4 ef4
33. g8B Rg8 34. Qg8 Qg8 35. Rg8 Kg8 36. Rc2 Bd8 37. Rd2 Bc7 38. Kf3 Ne5
39. Kf4 Kh7 40. Rg2 Bb6 41. Ke4 c4 42. Nf5 c3 43. Rc2 Ba5 44. Nd6 Nc6
45. a3 Kh6 46. Nc4 Bd8 47. Rc3 Kg7 48. Kd5 Ne5 49. Ne5 fe5 50. Rc8 Bb6
51. Ra8

[andrewlewis]

Game against mineshaft was sad, white can't be passive in the nimzo larsen. He needed to take on d5 early and pile his pressure on the c file for counterplay and he closed the position and let Nelson take over.

[Kairosdex]

Some unfortunate losses there! Still extremely interesting to watch.