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ChessChuck
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Coach Chess Chuck is here to make learning chess fun and entertaining. The goal is to improve your understanding of the game of chess. Chess Chuck will teach you the right way to play, make you a better player if you are a Novice and know the basics, and will even polish and improve your game if you are an Advanced player.
We are going to discuss such concepts as: board setup, piece values, importance of piece development, checkmate, stalemate, en passant, fork, pin, discovered attack, castling, and many, many more. The goal is to help our viewers through their chess journey to become a great player and master the game. Chess Chuck will respond to your questions, listen and implement your suggestions, and even publish videos on chess themes that you would like to learn about.
We are going to discuss such concepts as: board setup, piece values, importance of piece development, checkmate, stalemate, en passant, fork, pin, discovered attack, castling, and many, many more. The goal is to help our viewers through their chess journey to become a great player and master the game. Chess Chuck will respond to your questions, listen and implement your suggestions, and even publish videos on chess themes that you would like to learn about.
How to Play Chess: From Novice to Advanced in 10 Minutes
How to Play Chess: From Novice to Advanced in 10 Minutes.
Let me ask you a question, how many of you have difficulties coming up with good moves, especially in complex positions?
You can get overwhelmed when you have a lot of pieces to move, and your opponent has a bunch of attackers threatening you!
Many of us have difficulties coming up with good moves, especially in complex positions. You can get overwhelmed when you have a lot of pieces to move, and your opponent has a bunch of attackers threatening you!
In this lesson, I will share my secret method on how to think and make the best decisions in any position to become a great player! I have condensed over 45 years of teaching experience into this lesson - all you have to do is follow it!
Timestamps or Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:36 Chess Chuck Triangle
0:51 Rule Number 1 - Capture / Can I be Captured.
1:53 Capture / Can I be Captured Example.
3:05 Danish Gambit.
3:44 World Championship Match between Magnus Carlsen and Vishy Anand.
5:41 Game between Magnus Carlsen and Levon Aronian.
6:30 Example demonstrating that you have to consider all captures.
7:20 One more aspect of Capture / Be Captured rule.
7:37 Rule Number 2 - Piece Development.
8:04 Greco Gambit.
8:38 Very important point about Piece Development.
9:26 Rule Number 3 - Attack your Opponent’s Pieces.
9:54 Chess Chuck's game that was played almost 40 years ago.
12:17 Final words.
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Let me ask you a question, how many of you have difficulties coming up with good moves, especially in complex positions?
You can get overwhelmed when you have a lot of pieces to move, and your opponent has a bunch of attackers threatening you!
Many of us have difficulties coming up with good moves, especially in complex positions. You can get overwhelmed when you have a lot of pieces to move, and your opponent has a bunch of attackers threatening you!
In this lesson, I will share my secret method on how to think and make the best decisions in any position to become a great player! I have condensed over 45 years of teaching experience into this lesson - all you have to do is follow it!
Timestamps or Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:36 Chess Chuck Triangle
0:51 Rule Number 1 - Capture / Can I be Captured.
1:53 Capture / Can I be Captured Example.
3:05 Danish Gambit.
3:44 World Championship Match between Magnus Carlsen and Vishy Anand.
5:41 Game between Magnus Carlsen and Levon Aronian.
6:30 Example demonstrating that you have to consider all captures.
7:20 One more aspect of Capture / Be Captured rule.
7:37 Rule Number 2 - Piece Development.
8:04 Greco Gambit.
8:38 Very important point about Piece Development.
9:26 Rule Number 3 - Attack your Opponent’s Pieces.
9:54 Chess Chuck's game that was played almost 40 years ago.
12:17 Final words.
Please Subscribe To Our UA-cam Channel
ua-cam.com/channels/XDBceXHArCM3K1iHusQPlQ.html
#chessrules #chesschuck #chess #ChessPrinciples #ChessTips
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How to Play Chess: Different Checkmate Techniques
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Get ready for a while ride, as Coach Chess Chuck teaches you about different checkmate techniques. This lesson contains important checkmates such as Fool Mate, Scholar’s mate, Back-rank checkmate, Smothered mate, and others. You will learn how to protect your King with a Luft. Finally, Chess Chuck teaches the two most famous mates - Legal’s checkmate and The Opera Game checkmate. You will disco...
Chess Attack: Strategies and Techniques
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Coach Chess Chuck is at it again, teaching ways to attack your opponent’s pieces. By attacking the enemy army, you put your opponent under pressure, hoping that your opponent will crumble and lose his valuable warriors. Chess Chuck challenges you to find the best attacks, where you would win the most amount of material. You will learn Chess Chuck’s favorite strategy - the Double Attack! There a...
Understanding Attack and Defense Principles in Chess
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When playing chess, a strong opponent will try to put your pieces in danger and capture them. In this lesson, Coach Chess Chuck teaches you how to protect your pieces from dangers lurking on the chess board, and traps that are set up by your opponent against you. Chess Chuck goes over how to run away from danger, defend your pieces with another piece, and in some cases, you need to attack your ...
How to Play Chess: Basic Chess Strategies
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In this lesson, Coach Chess Chuck teaches you how to play chess and the basic chess strategies. First and foremost, a player should realize that capturing the opponent’s pieces is of the utmost importance on the way of winning the game. Chess Chuck explains the value of each piece. Armed with this knowledge, you will learn which of your pieces you need to protect, and which of your opponent’s p...
How to Play Chess: Understanding Basic Rules for Beginners
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In the follow-up to the initial lesson, Coach Chess Chuck teaches you how to set up the chess board for the initial game setup. You will then learn the importance of capturing your opponent’s pieces and how to do it. As the final preparation for you to start playing chess on your own, Chess Chuck goes over the special chess moves and rules. You will learn about Castling, En Passant, how to win ...
How to Play Chess: A Beginner's Guide to Play
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In his initial lesson, Coach Chess Chuck teaches you the basics of chess. You will learn the reasons why it’s a great idea to play this ancient game. You will learn about the chess board, how the rows and files are called so that chess games could be recorded. Most importantly, you will learn how each of the chess pieces move, which is essential to know as you embark on your chess journey. And ...
haha what?
The title tells any serious chess player everything they need to know.
Sorry I didn't watch the whole video but the #1 rule (speaking as a low expert myself) is simple: always make a "dual purpose' move, one that attacks two points, or attacks and defends, or does two things at once. That's it! :)
As if.......
Awesome!
Thank you very much!
A very valuable lesson, thank you ChessChuck : )
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Great video thanks
Evil Queen💀
chess chuck i love you i will give you all of my money
Une vidéo en français aurait été bienvenue, mais l'histoire en a décidé autrement
Don't worry - history tends to repeat itself.
You do such a good job at explaining! Your so underrated. I already know how to play but this is still really good.
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Wow! The best chess channel I have seen yet!
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the king has no value
At least this AI can pronounce zugzwang.
En passant?
I think the pawns both need to be at e 3 or e 4
Vruh really enpassant😐
Fantastic. I love Chess.
Me too!
Couldn't black still win if instead of King e3 they played King c2? Then King f2 would be the only legal move for white, leading to the Black King moving onto the d file protecting the pawn for promotion. Edit: I was tired and didn't see King takes on e3, my apologies.
Even better, distract them with a snack and sneak a queen onto the board while they're not looking!
King c2 and white would take the black pawn
I’m in my 60s and just started learning how to play chess,can’t believe I didn’t start years ago. I watch all your videos and learned tons from them.
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What a great channel to learn how to play chess! Thank you for creating it and sharing it here with everyone! Bravo ChessChuck 🎉
My pleasure! Glad you enjoy them!
i thought the king had 3.5 as a value
what? where did you hear that
You’re thinking of a bishop. Some say 3 or slightly more, other say it’s 3.5. Either way, a knight and a bishop together are more valuable than a rook. Learning to properly use a knight can, in certain situations, be of more use than a bishop. A beginner way of looking at them is a bishop can pin and pressure, and a knight can fork. Checking with a knight, the only options are to take it or move your king since you can’t “block” it.
Nah he's right, based on 10 points system. The 10 point system is one rule stating that you need at least 10 points of material to checkmate, and since minimal material requirement for checkmate is bishop, knight, and king, that adds to 9.5, but with relative value bishop becomes 3.5. same with rook and king, the rook becomes 6.5 points while the King stays 3.5. It's really rocky, this rule
Please check out my video on checkmate techniques. ua-cam.com/video/6JunOaivmdI/v-deo.html You will see that Paul Morphy gave up most of his pieces to checkmate the King. He would not have won the game if he would have given up all his pieces to win a Queen! Thus the King has an infinite value!
Forking, skewering, and discovering are brilliant strategies!!
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Good channel chess
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Great check mate combinations and explanations. Very well done. ♟️👍
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Great attacks and strategies. Great job. Can’t wait to see more.
Much appreciated! More to come!
Another great lesson. Thanks for great background and strategy on the basics of chess. 🙏🏼♟️
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Cool lessons. Great video. I knew the importance of each piece, but not the points assigned to each. 👍
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Very good lessons. I knew most of those, except the 50 move rule. Thanks for great background and lessons on chess. ♟️
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Great beginning and background to overall chess. ♟️ I have played for years and did not know some of the naming that you mention here. Great channel. Following.
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Super duper ❤😊
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Awesome Video
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I honestly loved the playlist!!❤
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Gonna follow this thanks ❤
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Hey make complete course I'll be following 🙂
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Great beginner's lesson!
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Thank you Chess Chuck for another clear lesson!
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Really clear and instructive!
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