Nick Butts Chess
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Day 169 Quest For 2000
15 minute rapid chess game with move commentary, game review, and chess computer analysis. Enjoy more chess videos by subscribing to the Nick Butts Chess channel. Thanks and have a super chess day!
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Checkmate Patterns 1
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20 chess tactics puzzles featuring checkmate in 2 to help you improve your chess skills and chess pattern recognition! Enjoy more chess videos by subscribing to the Nick Butts Chess channel. Thanks and have a super chess day!
Tal Battles Bobby Fischer!!
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Chess game review of Mikhail Tal vs Bobby Fischer, played in the 1959 World Chess Champion Candidates tournament! Learn from the moves of two all time greats and former World Chess Champions! Enjoy more chess videos by subscribing to the Nick Butts Chess channel. Thanks and have a super chess day!
Day 168 Quest For 2000
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15 minute rapid chess game with move commentary, game review, and chess computer analysis. Enjoy more chess videos by subscribing to the Nick Butts Chess channel. Thanks and have a super chess day!
More Attacking Castled King Patterns!
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10 chess tactics puzzles featuring attacks on the castled king to help you improve your skills. Enjoy more chess videos by subscribing to the Nick Butts Chess channel. Thanks and have a super chess day!
Strategy Vs Tactics!!!
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Chess game review of the strategic Jose Capablanca vs a tactical chess master Rudolf Spielman. Improve your chess by learning from great chess champions of the past! Enjoy more chess videos by subscribing to the Nick Butts Chess channel. Thanks and have a super chess day!
Day 167 Quest For 2000
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15 minute rapid chess game on Chess.com with move commentary, game review and chess computer analysis. Enjoy more chess videos by subscribing to the Nick Butts Chess channel. Thanks and have a super chess day!
Attacking Castled King Patterns
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10 chess tactics puzzles featuring attacks on the castled king. Enjoy more chess videos by subscribing to the Nick Butts Chess channel. Thanks and have a super chess day!
Does A Chess Computer Know What Bobby Fischer Is Doing?
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I review a chess game of Bobby Fischer in his prime with chess computer analysis to help us see if a chess computer app like Stockfish knows as much as Fischer. What do you think, would modern day chess computers destroy Bobby Fischer? Enjoy more chess videos by subscribing to the Nick Butts Chess channel. Thanks and have a super chess day!
Day 166 Quest For 2000
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15 minute rapid chess game with move commentary, game review, and chess computer analysis on Chess.com. Enjoy more chess videos by subscribing to the Nick Butts Chess channel. Thanks and have a super chess day!
More Overloading Patterns
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10 chess puzzles featuring Overloading chess tactics to help you improve your chess skills. Enjoy more chess videos by subscribing to the Nick Butts Chess channel. Thanks and have a super chess day!
Can Bobby Fischer Be Analyzed By A Chess Computer?
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I review a Bobby Fischer chess game with computer analysis to see what can be learned. Do you think today's chess computer programs and apps like Stockfish can find better chess moves than Fischer? Enjoy more chess videos by subscribing to the Nick Butts Chess channel. Thanks and have a super chess day!
Overloading Patterns
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10 chess puzzles featuring the overloading tactic. Enjoy more chess videos by subscribing to the Nick Butts Chess channel. Thanks and have a super chess day!
Tal The Magician Of Riga!
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I review a chess game of the 8th World Chess Champion Mikhail Tal who was known as The Magician Of Riga for seemingly conjuring chess attacks out of nowhere! Enjoy more chess videos by subscribing to the Nick Butts Chess channel. Thanks and have a super chess day!
More Vulnerable King Patterns
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10 chess tactics featuring some more vulnerable king patterns. Enjoy more chess videos by subscribing to the Nick Butts Chess channel. Thanks and have a super chess day!
A Favorite Defense Of Bobby Fischer!!
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A Favorite Defense Of Bobby Fischer!!
Learn From Capablanca!
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Learn From Capablanca!
Day 165 Quest For 2000
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Day 165 Quest For 2000
Vulnerable King Patterns
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Vulnerable King Patterns
13 Year Old Mikhail Tal Wins!
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13 Year Old Mikhail Tal Wins!
Bobby Fischer Was A Beast!
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Bobby Fischer Was A Beast!
Chess Move Advantages And Vulnerabilities
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Chess Move Advantages And Vulnerabilities
More Back Rank Checkmate Patterns
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More Back Rank Checkmate Patterns
Day 164 Quest For 2000
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Day 164 Quest For 2000
Trapped Piece Patterns
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Trapped Piece Patterns
Capablanca The Prodigy!
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Capablanca The Prodigy!
Day 163 Quest For 2000
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Day 163 Quest For 2000
Clearance Sacrifice Patterns
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Clearance Sacrifice Patterns
How To Win More Chess Games
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How To Win More Chess Games
Young Bobby Fischer Defeats A World Champion!
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Young Bobby Fischer Defeats A World Champion!

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  • @saulescolar333
    @saulescolar333 День тому

    Para comentar la partida así, mejor no lo hagas. Nosotros también podemos encender el módulo, ver cuando hay imprecisiones o errores y hacernos los intelectuales viendo las jugadas sugeridas por el ordenador. Pésimo video en el que no se aprende absolutamente nada.

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 День тому

      Great opinion, even though this is a negative review I welcome your criticism to help me improve! What do you think would be a better way to do chess game reviews in the future to help players learn something, do you have a recommendation?

  • @joshuawiggins8921
    @joshuawiggins8921 День тому

    Awesome video, great analysis! One tiny note, at the end of the video it would have been great to explore the Qf8 line which would have given black the best chance, although it is still a forced mate. Logically, after Qf8 we would get Rxf8+, Kg7, Rxb2, and then black rook takes the white bishop. Or something close to that maybe, I feel like that's probably not the mate in 14 line exactly though?

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 День тому

      Thanks for the great input, I will try to make sure and explore the possible final game moves more in the future!

  • @michaeltellurian825
    @michaeltellurian825 3 дні тому

    What computer engine and interface are you using here? Very educational and fun!

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 3 дні тому

      Glad you enjoyed this Bobby Fischer video. I am on Chess.com using Stockfish for analysis. Thanks for commenting!

    • @michaeltellurian825
      @michaeltellurian825 3 дні тому

      @@nickbutts64 Thanks for replying!

  • @manojkerai2138
    @manojkerai2138 5 днів тому

    Woohoo! Another Capablanca review.. love it! Thanks for doing these.

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 5 днів тому

      Glad you like the Capablanca videos, more to come in the future! Thanks for watching and commenting!

  • @oFaceless
    @oFaceless 6 днів тому

    so as far as I can tell, the reason why the computer liked h1 a lot is that black only had a dark square bishop, which would forever prevent any pinning shenanigans to the king or potential checks from the bishop. And blacks pieces are all stuck in a web of everyone is trying to defend everyone else, so its probably better for white to keep the tension and force black to weaken some squares by moving something and potentially opening the position for a more favorable attack

    • @oFaceless
      @oFaceless 6 днів тому

      as for lining up the king directly with the queen, its never a real threat because the bishop that would allow a checkmate threat on that square would have to make several sequential moves to hope to get in a position to even see that pawn, so the computer does not care at all, because it knows itll never be a real threat

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 5 днів тому

      Great input, that makes sense to place the king on a light square when your opponent only has the dark square bishop left. Thanks for sharing your insight!

  • @adamjohannsen8448
    @adamjohannsen8448 6 днів тому

    20:33 isn't this position m2 for white? Rf8

    • @oFaceless
      @oFaceless 6 днів тому

      bishop pins rook to protecting the king, illegal move

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 5 днів тому

      At 20:33 after Larsen captured Fischer’s bishop on d4, Larsen’s bishop on d4 was pinning the rook on f2 to Fischer’s king and preventing the rook from capturing on f8. Thanks for your comment!

  • @cameronrainey5090
    @cameronrainey5090 6 днів тому

    Great analysis and content, keep it up! 😀

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 6 днів тому

      Thanks for the great comment I hope you enjoy all of the videos!

  • @Thoron
    @Thoron 6 днів тому

    One thing I’ve learned from analysis of my own games is that the computer rarely cares about king safety. Of course, it can see 16 moves ahead, so why should it? But it likes to make weakening moves that no human chess coach would advise

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 6 днів тому

      Outstanding point I have noticed some computer moves that leave the king open to attack but with an escape and or counterattack available but you probably should be great at tactics and have nerves of steel to play some of those lines! Thanks for commenting!

  • @Hotdogs._
    @Hotdogs._ 7 днів тому

    9:43 why not bishop takes on e6 forking the king and the queen?

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 7 днів тому

      The queen could then capture the bishop because nothing is protecting the bishop if it captures on e6. Thanks for taking time to comment.

  • @sam7932
    @sam7932 9 днів тому

    I think it's perfectly fair to analyze any chess match with the computer. You just have to always remember that it's a tool. I liken it to sabremetrics in baseball. WAR is roughly a measure of how good a player is with higher numbers being better but it's really not that simple. Its a formula using simpler stats to try to measure how many wins a player was worth throughout the season. Just like the computer chess analysis, WAR is a tool. However it should always be remembered that these measurements mean nothing without context.

    • @sam7932
      @sam7932 9 днів тому

      hope that it's pretty apparent I didn't finish watching the video before commenting lol

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 8 днів тому

      Thanks for your outstanding input! I agree that the computer is just a tool and that context is very important. More advanced technology and statistics are available today, we may as well use them!

  • @jeremiahgelb4195
    @jeremiahgelb4195 9 днів тому

    I saw Qd2 pretty quickly but I dont think it fits the pattern. I think its more like exploiting a pinned piece

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 9 днів тому

      Yes these tactics puzzles are on Chess.com and sometimes the tactics categories chosen mix in some other tactics, but usually they stick to the right tactic category. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

  • @Msmith123-r9f
    @Msmith123-r9f 9 днів тому

    India to be canceled on Internet to the west. Its non stop. FACEBOOK FAIRY!! HELLO!!

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 9 днів тому

      Yes I see there are many internet shutdowns in India. Thanks for leaving a comment.

  • @jimmythesquid2
    @jimmythesquid2 10 днів тому

    Every move you make on the chessboard is a step towards greatness. Don't let the size of your audience deter you. Your passion for the game and your dedication to sharing your knowledge is truly inspiring. Keep producing amazing content, teaching, and playing with heart. Remember, every grandmaster started somewhere small, just like you. Your journey is unique and important, and I believe in your potential to make a big impact in the chess community!

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 10 днів тому

      Thanks so much for taking your valuable time to leave a great and inspiring comment and best of luck to you on your chess journey! 😃

  • @danielmarkel5030
    @danielmarkel5030 11 днів тому

    it wasn’t mate but the next move would have been

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 11 днів тому

      Thanks for taking time to comment!

    • @danielmarkel5030
      @danielmarkel5030 11 днів тому

      @ no problem just showing a little chess support 😂

  • @bugtank
    @bugtank 12 днів тому

    Thank you for the clear explanations. It helps newbies like me learn.

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 11 днів тому

      Glad you enjoyed this Mikhail Tal video and thanks for commenting!

  • @The_Hollow_Hoax
    @The_Hollow_Hoax 15 днів тому

    9:30 Why was Bb7 a blunder in the in-game analysis, but not recorded as one at the end?

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 15 днів тому

      Thanks for pointing that out! I need to make sure to hit the game review button before I begin so that all the inaccuracies, mistakes, and blunders show up in the notation. Also after Bb7 by Fischer, Smyslov could have attacked by playing Bxe6 which I should have mentioned and analyzed. Thanks for commenting.

    • @The_Hollow_Hoax
      @The_Hollow_Hoax 15 днів тому

      @@nickbutts64 Thanks!

  • @ilanpi
    @ilanpi 16 днів тому

    Despite what you may have been studying, the bishop pair has no added value at your level. Otherwise, it seems to me that you don't understand this opening. Why don't you just play the more straightforward 1. e4 open games....

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 16 днів тому

      Thanks for commenting. I am new to the Jobava London System and have just been following recommendations in the Jobava London System book by Grandmaster Simon Williams. I used to only play 1. e4 for many years and wanted to try 1. d4 for a change.

  • @manojkerai2138
    @manojkerai2138 16 днів тому

    Thanks NBC! Been really enjoying these Capablanca game reviews and kudos for all the work you put into narrating them.

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 16 днів тому

      Glad you enjoy the Capablanca videos he was an amazing chess champion! Thanks for taking your valuable time to leave a comment!

  • @chugsmith9082
    @chugsmith9082 19 днів тому

    Are you really trying to analyze Bobby by telling us what your computer says? What a joke!

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 19 днів тому

      Thanks for your comment. Computer analysis is a useful tool to find out what Bobby Fischer misses as even he wasn’t perfect or he would have won every game. How would you recommend analyzing?

    • @Drakenfeld
      @Drakenfeld 17 днів тому

      Would you use a horse and cart to traverse 100km? or a car? "if not, What a joke!" , not many people in the world who could fully understand bobby fishers moves without a TOOL! "aka analyzing, like a car to get from A to B faster...

  • @dhavalbhalara7261
    @dhavalbhalara7261 22 дні тому

    Name of the application please

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 22 дні тому

      Do you mean the Chess.com app?

  • @beeswax4909
    @beeswax4909 27 днів тому

    First of all, thanks for the detailed commentary to this amazing game, even if I am a Tal fan, Fisher was a genius even in his prime ... By the way, may I ask you what chess softwer do have you used in the video? I have seen a lot, but this is one I have missed ... Thanks for the excelent work, really appreciate it.

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 27 днів тому

      Thanks, if you are a Tal fan I will definitely have to review some Tal games in the future! I use Stockfish on Chess.com for analysis but there are different settings so maybe I will have to experiment. Thanks for taking time to leave a comment!

    • @beeswax4909
      @beeswax4909 26 днів тому

      @@nickbutts64 Oh it would be fantastic. I will look forward to it!!! 😄

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 24 дні тому

      The Tal video will come out at the end of the week!

  • @LepusZeppelin
    @LepusZeppelin 27 днів тому

    If his name is Dutch then it's [OO-eh].

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 27 днів тому

      Thanks for helping clarify!

  • @TorontoHospitality
    @TorontoHospitality 28 днів тому

    I like how you talked through your moves.

  • @gouthammahesh3298
    @gouthammahesh3298 28 днів тому

    great vid!

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 28 днів тому

      Glad you enjoyed!

    • @gouthammahesh3298
      @gouthammahesh3298 27 днів тому

      @@nickbutts64 been going through many of your older videos and having a lot of fun solving problems. keep up the good work!

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 27 днів тому

      Thanks glad you are having fun and I hope the past videos are helpful!

  • @WahrheitMachtFrei.
    @WahrheitMachtFrei. 28 днів тому

    Instructive lesson, I'd appreciate more explanation of the vulnerabilities and advantages of options as you're processing your next move though. I also thought the removal of the rook was a mistake, though I wouldn't have been able to give you a specific reason, it just looked wrong🤷

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 28 днів тому

      Thanks for your recommendation I will try to explain vulnerabilities and advantages more. Yes trading too many pieces off can lead to draws instead of a wins. Thanks again for your valuable input!

  • @nuclearthreat545
    @nuclearthreat545 Місяць тому

    I LOVE BOBBY FISCHER!!!

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 Місяць тому

      I will have more Bobby Fischer videos in the future!

  • @pandafragrance
    @pandafragrance Місяць тому

    What happened to this series? It looks like you hit 1700 and are not playing any more on your profile.

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 Місяць тому

      I took a break in the Quest For 2000 series but will return soon! Thanks for commenting and asking!

  • @gitayadav8310
    @gitayadav8310 Місяць тому

    i understood a little as i am new to chess but I found it interesting great narration.

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 Місяць тому

      Thanks I hope the video was helpful. Is there anything about chess you would like to see in future videos?

  • @The_Hollow_Hoax
    @The_Hollow_Hoax Місяць тому

    Nice lesson. I'd appreciate seeing the little annotations which appear on the pieces (I know the computer assessment is visible in the analysis pane, but it's easier to see when they're shown on the pieces). Also, if you could run through the possible end game past the resignation in examples like these, it might be instructive, maybe show how you might attack or defend; even though it's academic, it could be of value. Thanks again.

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 Місяць тому

      Thanks for commenting and your great ideas and suggestions!

  • @Crazyjedi2
    @Crazyjedi2 Місяць тому

    On the 10th one that you got wrong, Qb6 wasn't correct because it's not a true fork, The king doesn't have to move, the rook can move to block the diagonal. Then if you try to move queen again to recheck with Qb8, the rook can block again by moving up and attacking your queen. If you try to take the pawn instead of Qb6 and the rook blocking, blacks queen can then take the pawn on c3 with check forming a queen rook battery in the process.

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 Місяць тому

      Thanks for your great comment and analysis good job!

  • @kumarkinghabbo4125
    @kumarkinghabbo4125 Місяць тому

    You are playing all engine liness..try to play normal human like game

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 Місяць тому

      Thanks for taking time to comment. These moves are from a chess database of what moves human chess players chose to play most often. Do you have any examples of a chess opening line you would prefer to see in a future video?

  • @TonyLiu-xy2us
    @TonyLiu-xy2us Місяць тому

    Nice seeing small chess channels. Would you like to play some games?

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 Місяць тому

      Hopefully the channel keeps growing. I am busy now but have had a few people ask to play chess so after the holidays I will do some videos where I play subscribers and review the game. I will have more details on this in the future. Thanks for taking time to comment and I look forward to playing you in the future!

  • @terry_winkle2035
    @terry_winkle2035 Місяць тому

    hello nick butts

  • @The_Hollow_Hoax
    @The_Hollow_Hoax Місяць тому

    I like the choice of monochrome board with coloured highlights, makes it visually pleasing to follow.

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 Місяць тому

      Thanks, are there any famous chess player's games you prefer to see in the future?

    • @The_Hollow_Hoax
      @The_Hollow_Hoax Місяць тому

      @@nickbutts64 I like your mix of old masters and new, I'd especially like a deep dive into Bobby Fischer's canon though.

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 Місяць тому

      Yes I will definitely have to do some Bobby Fischer videos in the future!

  • @southwestisland6638
    @southwestisland6638 Місяць тому

    You make me feel like you are bobby fisher's brother. By the way i give you my subscribe. I 'll learn more from your channel.

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 Місяць тому

      Thanks for subscribing! I will try to create more videos like this.

  • @thelightvoidless.8510
    @thelightvoidless.8510 Місяць тому

    very fun to do the puzzles along side your explanations! Thanks for sharing!

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 Місяць тому

      Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for the comment!

  • @easygodzeus1938
    @easygodzeus1938 Місяць тому

    great vid man. Can i ask what your rating is if its not rude

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 Місяць тому

      Thanks glad you enjoyed the video. Around 1700 rating, worse on faster time controls, how about you?

  • @radhekarn2989
    @radhekarn2989 Місяць тому

    good video sir

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 Місяць тому

      Thanks! Glad you enjoyed!

  • @The_Hollow_Hoax
    @The_Hollow_Hoax Місяць тому

    *es-cape 😉🤭👍

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 Місяць тому

      Thanks for commenting

    • @The_Hollow_Hoax
      @The_Hollow_Hoax Місяць тому

      @@nickbutts64 Hope you don't mind my drawing attention to it, if I'd heard you say it once or twice, no problem, but when it's dozens of time per video, you understand👍

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 Місяць тому

      Thanks I didn’t realize how often I was saying “escape squares” in my videos! I know some repetitive words or phrases can be distracting and annoying. I’ll try to avoid that in the future. Thanks again I welcome any recommendations and suggestions!

    • @The_Hollow_Hoax
      @The_Hollow_Hoax Місяць тому

      @@nickbutts64 It's not the repetition, you understand; it's the pronunciation as "exscape", I hate to be a pedant and apologise for harping on it, but it's like gravel in my show now 😆

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 Місяць тому

      No problem! I will try to avoid that word, thanks for your input and taking time to comment!

  • @EmilyTienne
    @EmilyTienne Місяць тому

    Your analysis was enthralling.

  • @yel292
    @yel292 Місяць тому

    This is very interesting, but I'd like it if you would show the future moves you speculate about. Can't you continue moving the pieces? On some sites I know you can do that by pressing analysis. Thank you for an interesting video!

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 Місяць тому

      Thanks so much for your comment. The chess puzzles in this video just stop if you make a wrong move and then you must try again. In the future I will have to set up some chess puzzles on an analysis board so that I can show the variations like you recommend. Thanks for your valuable input!

  • @forreadingoutloud6282
    @forreadingoutloud6282 Місяць тому

    Please don't stop these videos! Great channel, so instructive

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 Місяць тому

      Thanks! Glad you are enjoying the channel.

  • @ssaintcharless
    @ssaintcharless Місяць тому

    starting to become one of my fav chess channels keep it up

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 Місяць тому

      Thanks! I am glad you are enjoying the channel.

  • @CarterStambelos
    @CarterStambelos Місяць тому

    2100 here this is some solid commentary cant believe you only have 1.35k subs brother

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 Місяць тому

      Thanks for the comment and encouragement I hope the channel continues to steadily grow!

  • @Sarv1l
    @Sarv1l Місяць тому

    nice video

  • @donjaygamer
    @donjaygamer Місяць тому

    nice video!

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 Місяць тому

      Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video. Are there any famous chess masters you would like to see in the future? 😃

  • @hajjiasami7001
    @hajjiasami7001 2 місяці тому

    Excellent puzzles. Do you have an account in lichess?

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 2 місяці тому

      Glad you enjoyed the chess puzzles. I only have a Chess.com account, I may have to check out Lichess in the future. Thanks for taking time to comment.

  • @The_Hollow_Hoax
    @The_Hollow_Hoax 2 місяці тому

    I was looking forward to the analysis, without knowing the result...then you showed the result before the game...d'oh! How about a spoiler alert next time?

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 2 місяці тому

      You are right I will start showing the game accuracy percentage at the end. Thanks for the good advice!

  • @trevonmckinley8172
    @trevonmckinley8172 2 місяці тому

    this amature isn't too bad.

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 2 місяці тому

      The no name player could have been a 2000 level chess player perhaps. Thanks for your comment!

  • @retour.allahmaison9068
    @retour.allahmaison9068 2 місяці тому

    GG ...More vdo on the modern scandinavian PLZ ....computers prefers Nf6 instead of Nb6 🎉🎉🎉

    • @nickbutts64
      @nickbutts64 2 місяці тому

      Glad the video was helpful. Yes I can do a Modern Scandinavian chess opening video in the future. Thanks for taking time to comment!😃