Every Chess (Term,Strategy,Tactic) Explained In 8 Minutes

In this video I explained every Chess (term, strategy ,tactic) in 8 minutes ,enjoy (*＞ω＜*)

00:00 check
00:05 checkmate
00:12 En passant
00:20 Castling
00:25 Fork
00:30 Pin
00:36 Skewer
00:43 Zwischenzug
00:50 Discovered attack
00:54 Deflection
01:00 Sacrifice
01:05 Fianchetto
01:11 Back rank mate
01:19 Stalemate
01:28 Perpetual check
01:36 Endgame
01:42 open file
01:49 Sicilian Defense
01:57 Gambit
02:05 Exchange
02:12 Time control
02:23 Centralization
02:30 Double attack
02:36 Zugzwang
02:43 X-ray attack
02:49 Windmill
02:58 Discovered check
03:05 Overloading
03:14 Interference
03:21 Queen's Gambit
03:31 King's Gambit
03:40 Battery
03:48 Passed pawn
03:55 Hanging piece
04:00 Underpromotion
04:07 Pawn structure
04:14 Outpost
04:21 Minor piece
04:28 Color complex
04:39 Hook
04:47 Connected passed pawns
04:56 Blockade
05:05 Prophylaxis
05:15 Luft
05:24 Kibitzer
05:33 Clearance
05:41 Pawn majority
05:51 Reti Opening
06:05 Hedgehog Formation
06:15 Artificial castling
06:27 Triangulation
06:38 Piece coordination
06:49 Battery Pawn
06:56 Tactical Motif
07:09 Catalan Opening
07:20 Overprotection

[peterhawes]

Also: Desperado --- a move in which a piece that will be lost anyway captures something, usually a pawn, to make a sequence of captures profitable.

[muhammadsyarifalihsani]

You forgot Intercontinental ballistic missile gambit, Bongcloud, Botez Gambit, Oh No My Queen, and THE ROCKKK

[StellaMP]

Frogot intercontinental ballistic missile gambit

[TheTrueOhioKing]

Simple, Easy to understand, and underrated! Many people say "Remember me when you get Famous" but I say I'll always watch you even if you're not Famous!

[zupmine]

pretty sure ur description for double attack is actually just a queen fork (a fork done by a queen), shouldn't a double attack be when a piece or square (normally the king) is attacked simultaneously by 2 pieces... forcing it to move?

[ironwaffle]

Using the berserk sacrifice sigil is wild 💀

[mailboxpipebomb]

the fact that most of these concepts were explained twice and the fact that most of these terms are borderline incorrect

[southerncross]

97% correct. Sorry I didn’t get time stamps and don’t want to watch it again but if you are over 500 you’ll see them.

[tobiaspramono]

Its simple, yet easily understandable

[DizzyIM]

funny to learn that moving one of your back pawns where you hide your king is called "Luft", cause I always referred to it as "cracking open a window to give the king some air"

[PlatinumGaming]

Thanks for making this video, I play chess, and I didn't know some of these terms.

[masonisacutiepatootie]

when you become famous remeber me >;3

[tentothepowerof]

Chess player here, the battery pawn is also referred to as a double pawns. It may be a disadvantage but it may be also useful. Appreciate the video thought :))

[iipanda]

Personally, I wouldn’t include specific openings as general terms just bc there’s a massive umbrella of them. Great vid though :)

[PaintMyMind]

For those who seeking for timestamp in comment section
00:00​ check
00:05​ checkmate
00:12​ En passant
00:20​ Castling
00:25​ Fork
00:30​ Pin
00:36​ Skewer
00:43​ Zwischenzug
00:50​ Discovered attack
00:54​ Deflection
01:00​ Sacrifice
01:05​ Fianchetto
01:11​ Back rank mate
01:19​ Stalemate
01:28​ Perpetual check
01:36​ Endgame
01:42​ open file
01:49​ Sicilian Defense
01:57​ Gambit
02:05​ Exchange
02:12​ Time control
02:23​ Centralization
02:30​ Double attack
02:36​ Zugzwang
02:43​ X-ray attack
02:49​ Windmill
02:58​ Discovered check
03:05​ Overloading
03:14​ Interference
03:21​ Queen's Gambit
03:31​ King's Gambit
03:40​ Battery
03:48​ Passed pawn
03:55​ Hanging piece
04:00​ Underpromotion
04:07​ Pawn structure
04:14​ Outpost
04:21​ Minor piece
04:28​ Color complex
04:39​ Hook
04:47​ Connected passed pawns
04:56​ Blockade
05:05​ Prophylaxis
05:15​ Luft
05:24​ Kibitzer
05:33​ Clearance
05:41​ Pawn majority
05:51​ Reti Opening
06:05​ Hedgehog Formation
06:15​ Artificial castling
06:27​ Triangulation
06:38​ Piece coordination
06:49​ Battery Pawn
06:56​ Tactical Motif
07:09​ Catalan Opening
07:20​ Overprotection

[hackhome]

man make more vids related to manipulation or business tactics or scams, just subbed

[AlgidSquid]

There is also double check that forces the opposing king to move. Still, nice video!

[ExplainedOnPaint]

Great video! Compact and informative. :)

[mannymoronta]

100th like your videos are underrated keep it up

[iipanda]

Chess is easy to learn, but hard to master. If you are a newbie or a beginner just getting into chess, don’t be overwhelmed by the amount of terminology. Chess, like most games, has levels to it. The terminology works the same. Don’t expect a beginner to know what zugzwang is and how to implement it. Take your time and have fun :)