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Mat Bobula's Chess School
Poland
Приєднався 15 сер 2017
International Master
Tips, Tricks, and Strategies for All Levels
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Key ideas About 2 Minor Pieces vs A Rook
In this video, we explore the fascinating dynamics between two minor pieces (bishops and knights) versus a rook. Learn how to leverage the combined power of minor pieces, understand their coordination, and gain insights into strategic and tactical advantages.
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French Winawer Sidelines Explained in 10 Minutes
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In this video, we dive into the French Winawer sidelines, providing a clear and concise explanation for chess enthusiasts. You'll discover essential strategies, key variations, and tactical insights for both White and Black. Perfect for improving your game and understanding the nuances of this intriguing opening! Get a free ebook: stopmakingblunders.matbobula.com/ FB: MatBobula Ins...
Think like an IM in Blitz
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In this video lesson, I share with you tips to improve your results in blitz and bullet chess games. You will learn these tips with the practical example. Watch now and transform the way you think about the game! Get a free ebook: stopmakingblunders.matbobula.com/ FB: MatBobula Instagram: matbobulachess Visit www.matbobula.com
3 Things You Have to Do to Prepare for the Chess Tournament
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Preparing for a chess tournament requires strategic planning and focused practice. In this video, we cover three essentials steps you need to take to ensure you are ready to perform at your best. Watch now and transform the way you think about the game! Get a free ebook: stopmakingblunders.matbobula.com/ FB: MatBobula Instagram: matbobulachess Visit www.matbobula.com...
What is the purpose of the opponents move
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Have you ever found yourself puzzled by your opponent's moves and wondered what their true intentions are? By understanding the purpose behind each move, you'll not only improve your game but also develop a new appreciation for the strategic depth of the game. Watch now and transform the way you think about the game! Get a free ebook: stopmakingblunders.matbobula.com/ FB: MatBobula...
Blindfold Chess Training
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Blindfold chess is when players play a game of chess without looking at the board. It's a way to challenge memory and improve strategic thinking. In this video, I play Blindfold and then I analyze the game. Thanks for watching, and let’s make some brilliant moves together! Get a free ebook: stopmakingblunders.matbobula.com/ FB: MatBobula Instagram: matbobulachess Vis...
Chess Tactics and Strategy Guide: Tips from the Board
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Join me for an exciting game of chess where I share my thoughts, tactics, and strategies in real-time! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more chess tutorials, tips, and live playthroughs! Thanks for watching, and let’s make some brilliant moves together! Get a free ebook: stopmakingblunders.matbobula.com/ FB: MatBobula Instagram: matbobulachess Visit w...
How to Recognize Tactical Motifs in Chess: Live Gameplay and Tips
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Discover the key to chess success by learning to recognize tactical motifs! This video will help you spot common patterns and maneuvers that can give you an edge over your opponents. Chess is a game of strategy, foresight, and tactical briliance. One of the key aspects is the ability to recognize and exploit tactical motifs. Don't forget to subscribe for more chess techniques and tips! Get a fr...
How to solve chess puzzles correctly
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In this video, I'll walk you through the essential principles and techniques to enhance your puzzle-solving skills. These tips and strategies will help you improve your tactical and strategic abilities. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon for more chess tutorials! One method to find tactics during the game: ua-cam.com/video/IA4Ucow6mcI/v-deo.html How to calculate better: ua-c...
How to create the best plan in practice
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How to create the best plan in practice
How to find tactics when you are playing
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How to find tactics when you are playing
Alekhine's Destructive Attack in the Catalan
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Alekhine's Destructive Attack in the Catalan
Simple way of playing against the Advanced French
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Rock solid opening repertoire in practice
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Rock solid opening repertoire in practice
Simple way to outsmart the Englund Gambit
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Simple way to outsmart the Englund Gambit
The 4-step process to study openings in chess
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The 4-step process to study openings in chess
How to find tactics during the game?
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How to find tactics during the game?
Helping 1800 Elo player with calculation
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Helping 1800 Elo player with calculation
4 psychological tips to avoid blunders
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4 psychological tips to avoid blunders
Best Method for Time Management in Chess
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Best Method for Time Management in Chess
One Method to Always See Tactics During the Game
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One Method to Always See Tactics During the Game
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really great video I learned a lot from it
25:50 why resign ? King can take the queen..
It's blacks turn to move (forced Kd8) and knight is pre-moved Ne6#
Great video on a topic which is not covered too often! Before this I just knew that two minor pieces are usually a bit better than rook and pawn.
Great video Mat. I really like this format where you discuss a principle and then demonstrate it in a game. The knight trap was delicious and the mate was beautiful. Your analysis shows a midboggling understanding of the game that is a pleasure to see. Many thanks!
Excellent, thanks Mat. The endgame analysis was very informative, in particular where you discussed remaining within the square while capturing your opponent's pieces.
what you are doing
Awesome lesson! Thank you for the good work.
Thank you so much! I am glad you like it.
21:04 what do you think if bg2 take d5? not better than play Ne5?
Bxd5 is also good
Great!
Thanks!
Great! Good timing, I was just sitting down with acup of tea! I have watched your first 4 games and you are playing really well. Thanks for the video, I really enjoy your games and commentary. Your final game was an excellent example of very clever attacking play, well done!
Thank you so much!
Your the best❤ (same name)
Thanks!
People should definitely train OTB before playing an OTB tournament. Even though I played thousands of games in person at tournaments, clubs and cafes, after playing online exclusively for a few years going back to a real board and pieces was disorienting. When you spoke about tactics training you also mentioned visualization. Not everyone means the same thing when they use that word. What is your definition?
For me visualization is the ability to see in your mind the positions and variations when certain moves are made, without physically moving the pieces on the board.
@@MatBobulasChessSchoolSorry, my question missed the point. What I'm trying to understand is, what is visualization training, and how is it different from puzzles and blindfold? Thanks.
@@bluefin.64 They are all connected: when you solve puzzles, you focus on training tactical patterns, but you also have to visualize to some extent. Blindfold chess is even more similar to visualization training, but I think it's easier (and faster) to start with the exercises I described initially.
@@MatBobulasChessSchool Until now I though puzzles and blindfold were visualization training. Can you explain what visualization training actually is? Thanks for your patience.
@@bluefin.64 Puzzles and blindfolds are also important exercises, but there are more exercises that can help. I describe a couple of them (also visualisation) in the workbook available for FREE on the website: stopmakingblunders.matbobula.com/
Thanks Mat. I enjoyed the Polish joke!
I'm glad you like a joke! :)
Nice video
Thanks!
Good game!
Thank you :)
Thanks Mat, that was great! You found some excellent defensive ideas. I really enjoy the full game. Your middle game mini plans and the ideas behind them are informative as are the endgame ideas. Another great lesson. Cheers!
Thanks :)
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I had to pause a few times to keep up but I actually managed to follow through the entire game. I'm learning to visualize positions but it definitely takes me a lot of effort and I have a hard time spotting even simple tactics I would normally see very quickly
Thank you. I'm sure you can achieve it too with some practice.
Mind bending stuff! Very impressive. Way way beyond my ability, but a really interesting game when I saw it! Really amazing ability.
Thank you! I'm really glad you found it impressive.
So amazing!!
Thank you so much!
Excellent presentation
I'm so glad you liked it!
Wonderful as always!
Thanks :)
Really full on games! These were really tough! It is so interesting to hear the way you think. Thanks very much for such a fascinating insight.
Thank you! If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
Well explained. More!
Thank you :)
Amazing videos
Thank you! That means a lot.
Nice games, the tactics did work!
I'm so glad you liked it!
Precisely for this reason, if I am playing London or Italian I play h3 to create an escape square.
good idea :)
Lovely games with beautifully executed tactics. One thing that I have picked up from you is the extent that you focus on your opponents moves and potential moves. I really like this format, it's a good pace, so that you can explain your thought processes and it's real chess. Thanks for the video!
Thank you so much! I'm glad the examples and pace worked well for you :)
More videos ❤
Thanks so much! I'm excited to share more with you soon. Stay tuned!
Mat it looks so easy when You play and explaine the game but when I tryb to do the same result is so colapsing ;)
practice makes perfect
In bullet, after Bg5 black will have premoved e6, and you can take the queen. It happens.
true
As a 1100 if someone plays F5 he probably knows about this, will try it tho
from my experience not every 1100 playing dutch knows this trap
Nice
thanks!
Rili gut inglisz
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Nice non trivial examples you showed. I like the emphasis on verbalising you put on step one and four. Now, I understand the reason for your exercise on listing all tactical motives in your ten week course: if I do it properly, the candidates for both me and my opponent comes more easy during calculation. Thanks for a great lesson!
Thanks! I'm glad you found it helpful and the examples worked well for you.
Your method definitely helps! I still find myself a bit too focused on where the action is and miss checks from afar, you had a few of these in your examples. I will keep practicing though! Thanks for the excellent video!
Thank you for being a loyal viewer! Good luck!
More gambits like smith morra for black? To gain fast development
for black you can check f.e. scharra von hennig gambit
Amazing content, keep posting!!
I'am so happy to hear that! Thanks for watching :)
Hey, are you doing any subscriber videos?
Hey! Thanks for asking! Do you have any suggestions or specific content you'd like to see?
Ah, a treat! Lovely! Really enjoyed that, even your mistakes,because you don't panic and just sort it out. Develop your pieces and put the opponent under pressure. Thanks for the games and the ideas.
Much appreciated, Thanks for your great support!
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Very instructive video
Thank you :)
Waiting for more speed run ❤
ok :) I'll do it soon
A great lesson. Very helpful indeed. Many thanks! I just carried out your suggestion. It takes a little time, but I found it really informative, especially the summary...Do a blunder check, don't get fixated on your plan (I missed taking a hanging piece as I was fixated) and calculate rather than go by feel (I moved a pawn forward as it was then a passer, but I should have taken and I would have seen this if I had calculated). Your advice is excellent.
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Consistent practice and learning from each game, whether you win or lose, truly make a difference in improving your chess skills. Keep up the hard work and you'll see significant progress!
Great video as always! This is what truly leads to significant improvements in chess.
I'm happy you enjoyed the video. Thank you!
Great video!
Thanks!
GREAT VID BRO
Thanks :)
I've been studying position evaluation recently. I offer the following questions with respect: Under evaluation, why do we not explicitly consider weak squares and pieces too? They would offer targets of attack and defense for both sides, leading to potential plans and candidate moves. Are attack and defense the only options? What about improving the placement of our pieces? If there are no threats or ways to access weaknesses, the position improvement might be desired.
Good questions, thank you for asking them. First of all, this is a simplified version to use in practice. The complete version is explained in my second video about creating the plan. Secondly, one of the elements to consider is piece activity, so you should evaluate who has good pieces and who has weak ones. Thirdly, attack and defense are two basic plans. Of course, you can improve the position of your pieces, but it should prepare for something, such as a future attack.