This channel will serve as a diary of my journey from Class A (1800-1999) to FIDE Master (2300+). I was 43 years old when the channel was created. Let's see if I'll make it.
This channel will serve as a diary of my journey from Class A (1800-1999) to FIDE Master (2300+). I was 43 years old when the channel was created. Let's see if I'll make it.
I was able to draw against my National Master sparring partner! Very good to boost my confidence for the upcoming Canadian Chess Open.
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Introduction - 0:00 Analysis- 1:03 The power of Bishop pairs - 6:04 A missed opportunity - 10:25 DAPS Check - 13:36 I need to create chances - 17:54 Draw offer etiquette - 24:26 How to calculate very far with counting - 34:12 Game ending / Conclusion - 42:05
That is exactly what I've been wanting to do - play against titled players. Today we analyse a game against the best player in my region.
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Introduction - 0:00 Analysis- 1:05 Could have lost on the spot - 17:35 Thumbnail position ("Brilliant Move") - 23:55 Preparing for Rook vs Knight endgame - 27:48 Even position after 36 moves - 29:02 When it became a Queen endgame - 31:42 My turn to check- 37:41 Last chance for survival - 40:12 Opponent's comments / Conclusion - 42:57
Introduction - 0:00 Chess personality quiz - 0:30 Results - 17:03 About the Gatineau Open - 18:47 Amount of videos to be expected on CLB - 20:28 Canadian Open Chess Championship - 21:24 My chesscom stats / Conclusion - 22:09
Wow Stockfish is full of contradictions in today's analysis! I played 4 more games in the Rapid tournament from last episode. 3 wins, 1 loss.
Introduction - 0:00 Unrated players - 1:09 Play style part 1 - 2:09 Analysis starts - 3:10 Computer wants Knight sac - 4:47 An important lesson learned - 7:35 Computer wants h5 move after move - 10:27 The winning tactic - 16:36 Confused Stockfish - 19:09 Strange Stockfish analysis - 21:55 OK now it's nonsense (IMO) - 25:24 Play style part 2 - 26:13 Last recorded move - 33:01 About that loss - 33:47 U2000 or Open section? - 34:50 Conclusion - 38:33
This channel will serve as a diary of my journey from Class A (1800-1999) to FIDE Master (2300+). I was 43 years old when the channel was created. Let's see if I'll make it.
I played rapid chess at a local chess club last Sunday. I did "alright", I suppose. I must be patient!
Introduction - 0:00 Losing as underdog - 0:58 Draw vs someone of my rating - 1:48 Attack vs counter-attack - 8:09 My first bad move, explained - 9:50 Pushing back - 12:00 7th rank - 17:18 Queen vs Rook - 21:11 Final position - 23:07 Conclusion - 24:30
I'm my opinion, it's important to do puzzles once in a while to keep sharp. It's great for pattern recognition, the ability to see the board in your head and avoiding frustrating blunders. And I beat my record in this video!
This channel will serve as a diary of my journey from Class A (1800-1999) to FIDE Master (2300+). I was 43 years old when the channel was created. Let's see if I'll make it.
In this game, I was convinced that my opponent was cheating, which was not the case.
0:00 - Introduction / Karmnik 1:48 - Opening 8:15 - Carlsen - Neimann controversy 9:18 - Major mistake 17:01 - Where I was convinced he was cheating 23:17 - About my journey / future videos 26:30 - Conclusion