Avoid Losing In Chess By NOT Making A Move

It's always better to get stalemated yourself than to lose to your opponent.

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[GMIgorSmirnov]

*Do you know the main reason why YOU LOSE at chess? Click the link above this video's title to watch the lesson.*

[JoeBob]

The first time I saw an under promotion to prevent a stalemate it blew my mind..

[MaskOfCinder]

This position is a forced stalemate for White. The only way out is if the King moved to guard the square the Bishop before the Bishop moved.

[luckytrinh]

Was this really from Anand vs Casparov?

[Ploeppsel]

I've never stalemated my opponent because off my own brilliance xDD it was always my opponents mistake

[nishantbhardwajofficial]

I avoid making a move by reading the title 😢
I ran out of time 😭(Please carefully watch the video)

[mrkwiatek.]

"For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son,  that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life."(John 3:16)

[rajneesingh]

Yeah but idk why but I rather lose than get a draw