The Difference Between a Master and a Grandmaster in Chess

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  • Опубліковано 10 лис 2024

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  • @marekz.7430
    @marekz.7430 Рік тому +30

    I like your fairness in this test, especially in Noel's answers. He doesn't pretend like he is seeing everything and has no problem to admit that he overlooked something. Very good content, everyone can test oneself.

    • @lucienhiemsta4805
      @lucienhiemsta4805 Рік тому +1

      What is the point of the video, if they both are not honest with their answers?

  • @melvinroach5633
    @melvinroach5633 Рік тому +25

    I’ve asked for you and Noel to team up 3 months ago and you both agreed to do so. You both gave your word and you both delivered. I’m giving both of you your flowers right now because you didn’t have to do so and you did it anyway. For that I will always be grateful and because of that you will always be my favorite chess streamer. Your word is your bond. Your word is everything. At the end of the day all you have is your word. You both have shown me that not only y’all are great chess players you both are decent human beings. I can tell Noel was little nervous at first but once he started talking chess he was in his comfort zone. Thank y’all for this great content.

  • @smoothcoder1
    @smoothcoder1 Рік тому +20

    Really enjoyed and learned a lot from this. Plz make more videos like this

  • @AhmedKhalaf-rg4fv
    @AhmedKhalaf-rg4fv Рік тому +79

    POV: When you realise that she has a fiancé and he plays chess and also a GM this is a lot 😂😂

    • @wconradjr
      @wconradjr Рік тому +7

      Loool. Riiiight? She’s got such a beautiful and attractive personality/charm. Not that I thought I ever had a chance anyway (but not that I’d turn down the chance if I got it) 😎

    • @diya482
      @diya482 Рік тому

      ikr😭all at once

    • @mohamedhanymohamed5897
      @mohamedhanymohamed5897 Рік тому +7

      pov: you know both of them individually and never associated them together just to know he's her fiancé💀

    • @hippiemuslim
      @hippiemuslim Рік тому +6

      @@wconradjr You have no chance, bro. He mates her every day.

    • @arnav7242
      @arnav7242 Рік тому

      Oh god😂😂

  • @KancerKowboy
    @KancerKowboy Рік тому +3

    Yes you should sprinkle more of these in from time to time. I think its a perfect length video too. Very informative to see how to evaluate positions.

  • @j-mo3129
    @j-mo3129 Рік тому +2

    I like how you took your time going though the positions and then explained the lines . Actually moving the pieces so that the casual play can see the positions that arise was great. Overall a nice glimpse into top level chess for a patzer. Thanks.

  • @micaelam4375
    @micaelam4375 Рік тому +4

    Ciao Alessia, bellissimo questo format, molto istruttivo. Spero che farai altri video così! :)

  • @walterbrownstone8017
    @walterbrownstone8017 Рік тому +5

    He pays attention to his whole position. Maybe someday I will be able to do that. But I'm still bogged down with only looking at my own pieces.

  • @LegendaryArchiver
    @LegendaryArchiver Рік тому +3

    The analysis of the position by both isnt too crazy after I come over from Hikaru's but.. Yall look like such a sweet couple, nice to see two people share the same passion, too. 👌

  • @ChessCat2009
    @ChessCat2009 Рік тому +4

    i love noels lichess blogs

  • @Herschel3991
    @Herschel3991 Рік тому +8

    Really interesting format, I‘d love to see more. One suggestion I have is not to dim the screen during the „5min“ transition, because its a natural pause point to stop and try to solve ourselves :-).
    Also in the second puzzle I was wondering what happens after fxg3 Nxg3 Qxh4 which I guessed after my 1min of investigation hehe. But of course I will right away check it myself with the engine.
    Thanks for the video again, very instructive as well as interesting

  • @JahSector
    @JahSector Рік тому +1

    I've been waiting for a new video from you! Thanks

  • @charlesdarwin180
    @charlesdarwin180 Рік тому +1

    I like this sort of analysis. My mind could only handle one though... Have to come back later for a short 2nd minilesson.

  • @vov.7397
    @vov.7397 Рік тому +4

    She says, "I needed some time to see that."
    Me understanding that she sees most things about 50 times faster than me: yep, I need to only play correspondence chess.

  • @RealityCheck1
    @RealityCheck1 Рік тому

    Bf4 pins white's bishop to queen. If e4 then dxe4 now his bishop is moving back. You can figure it out from here. Anatoly Karpov would love this position. He is very positional & likes to push the opponent's pieces back. If you can't do forcing moves, try pushing his pieces back until lines open for attack. If you play a passive move in this position against Fischer, you may end up losing quickly as he is very technical.

  • @sebastiangonzalezgonzalez2183
    @sebastiangonzalezgonzalez2183 Рік тому +1

    Very instruvtive

  • @MarcusGray-b3f
    @MarcusGray-b3f 11 місяців тому +1

    I wish on the last test you would have shown the way to a forced checkmate. It was clear to you but I had to find it. But I did find it.

  • @jaschenski
    @jaschenski Рік тому +2

    Way above my level but one choice you made was definitely 100% correct ... ☺️

  • @rdplays5056
    @rdplays5056 Рік тому +1

    "were very deep inside and if u wanna calculate at a grandmaster level" i see what u did there

  • @Flightofphenomena
    @Flightofphenomena Рік тому +3

    Y’all r fuggin’ adorable.

  • @devaughng5224
    @devaughng5224 Рік тому +1

    Really enjoyed this video

  • @mikecantreed
    @mikecantreed Рік тому +3

    I follow Noel on twitter. Based on his writing I’m not surprised at how well spoken and concise he is with the explanations here.

  • @natasdabsi1138
    @natasdabsi1138 Рік тому +1

    lovely video, do more videos with him

  • @AbdulHannanAbdulMatheen
    @AbdulHannanAbdulMatheen Рік тому +1

    👏🙂
    Interesting perspectives

  • @zZputterZz
    @zZputterZz Рік тому

    Fantastic video cheers!

  • @peppi1974
    @peppi1974 Рік тому +9

    What a sweet couple 😍

  • @jonasjirman8111
    @jonasjirman8111 Рік тому +1

    Thai Dai Van Nguyen is from Czechia like me.🇨🇿

  • @paulhan3314
    @paulhan3314 Рік тому

    The second position is one of my games. Interesting.

  • @shushilsingh5011
    @shushilsingh5011 Рік тому +15

    Mother and father pro at chess them the child will be next magnus

    • @shibambhattacharjee5268
      @shibambhattacharjee5268 Рік тому

      Not really you can become tal, Karpov, Kasparov,Fischer but magnus comes at once in a decade.

    • @devaughng5224
      @devaughng5224 Рік тому +2

      No, Anna Cramling isn’t.

    • @Tocinos
      @Tocinos Рік тому

      ​@@devaughng5224maybe if she played real opening

    • @devaughng5224
      @devaughng5224 Рік тому +1

      @@Tocinos She does in tournaments. She rarely plays the cow, even online. Not hating, I think she is an amazing player and I enjoy her content. She just isn’t Magnus and has the credentials OP mentioned.

    • @JeatBunkie
      @JeatBunkie Рік тому

      @@shibambhattacharjee5268a decade? So we are well overdue another magnus

  • @notdie3573
    @notdie3573 Рік тому

    What's the name of that book????

  • @gianluigicoluccio4193
    @gianluigicoluccio4193 Рік тому +1

    Che bello quanto si vede che sei innamorata

  • @mohamedhanymohamed5897
    @mohamedhanymohamed5897 Рік тому +2

    name of books from the video?

  • @AntonKulaga
    @AntonKulaga Рік тому

    The title is misleading, she compares WFM with GM and not FM with GM

  • @HWLee-vu4hv
    @HWLee-vu4hv Рік тому

    These puzzles are very challenging! Thanks for sharing the thought process.

  • @garypierce7380
    @garypierce7380 Рік тому +1

    I think the difference is a Master is smart and adorable, while a Grand Master is like a nerdy kook who calculates too much, is a lot like Rain Man, and is probably no fun at parties.

    • @smoothcoder1
      @smoothcoder1 Рік тому +6

      That's original. You seem to be a very cool dude

    • @infernaux818
      @infernaux818 Рік тому +1

      sounds like you’ve fallen for her and you’re a little bit jealous of him

    • @garypierce7380
      @garypierce7380 Рік тому +1

      @@infernaux818 Yes, you figured me out. I have always been jealous of nerdy guys who are really good at Rubik's Cube. How the heck do they do that??

    • @infernaux818
      @infernaux818 Рік тому

      @@garypierce7380 i’m glad you’ve finally admitted your faults and are now able to seek help

  • @sunsign2186
    @sunsign2186 Рік тому +1

    I love master❤

  • @alfiestoppani
    @alfiestoppani Рік тому

    I see the difference. The GM is wearing glasses.

  • @joshuamphande2272
    @joshuamphande2272 Рік тому +4

    I like your fiance,you should feature him more?

  • @Beery1962
    @Beery1962 Рік тому +2

    You two are so cute!

  • @alwysrite
    @alwysrite 8 місяців тому

    bing boom bam couple 🤣

  • @calming.motion
    @calming.motion Рік тому +1

    nice vid

  • @crazydavec3861
    @crazydavec3861 Рік тому

    Gee I wonder how these two met? 🤔

  • @queensgambit4982
    @queensgambit4982 Рік тому +1

    A chess master achieves a rating of 2300 FIDE . You are not a master in general terms you are a woman master not a FIDE master of 2300 . In a matter of fact a master rated 2300 would beat you 70% of the time based on Elo rating difference of 132 points (2300-2168 ). A rating of 2168 makes you an expert or a candidate master at most. It is very deceptive to call yourself a master in general strength using your title that is only given to women chess players.

    • @mutigaben2038
      @mutigaben2038 Рік тому

      What's your FIDE rating?

    • @queensgambit4982
      @queensgambit4982 Рік тому

      @@mutigaben20382209

    • @SimsHacks
      @SimsHacks Рік тому

      She's NM level by USCF standards. So she is a master.

    • @queensgambit4982
      @queensgambit4982 Рік тому

      @@SimsHacks you are actually wrong on 2 accounts. First USCF rating for NM is 2200. Which she does nt have . And even if she does your argument is still wrong because the vid aims to show the difference in strength and you can’t base it on titles given by diff institutions. She knew what she was doing here and it was clever to the point that you fell for it even in a different context that you created ( this shows that you don’t understand the concept ) . Let us say she is 2300 fide , that would make her WGM. A GM is 2500 and a WGM is 2300 .. they are both considered grandmasters in their league , but they are not equal in strength. 2500-2168 is 332 . 2500-2300 is 200. To make it simpler the title is irrelevant , what is relevant is the assumed difference in strength which is best derived from using the same rating scale.

  • @germanoscheller5095
    @germanoscheller5095 Рік тому +2

    this was very nice video format! the boyfriend is very cute hehe

  • @JonasElias-di5ub
    @JonasElias-di5ub Рік тому

    Como hacen cuando quieren tirarse un gas??????????🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

  • @pannenkoeksus
    @pannenkoeksus Рік тому

    it feels illigal to be here in 11 minutes

  • @MrManumona
    @MrManumona Рік тому

    Sweet Alessia must refrain from moving the pieces while presenting her line, as his GM fiance obviously pointed out.Very good video nevertheless!

  • @ChessJourneyman
    @ChessJourneyman 11 місяців тому

    FIDE Masters start at 2300, not 2100. This is more like the difference between a candidate master and a grandmaster.

  • @lucagotto
    @lucagotto Рік тому

    Ale, sto ragazzo è simpatico, a quando il matrimonio?
    E' una figata come gioca a scacchi, dovresti farti dare lezioni così diventi brava anche te 🤣😁

  • @gregsonnichols104
    @gregsonnichols104 Рік тому

    Imagine my surprise when i think her fiance is probably pissed she's obsess with chess all day😅😅😅😅

  • @addis11100
    @addis11100 2 місяці тому

    badmoviemoodmove

  • @muradsamedzadeh0
    @muradsamedzadeh0 Рік тому +1

    Hi❤

  • @stardz1651
    @stardz1651 Рік тому +1

    I like you ❤

  • @alexis34270
    @alexis34270 Рік тому

    WFM is not master....

  • @joseguerrero3196
    @joseguerrero3196 Рік тому

    2100 is not 2300; a better title would be "the difference between a chess expert and a GM"

  • @rohan1864
    @rohan1864 Рік тому

    usually when people say master they mean an FM, WFM is not the same and has lower requirements. title is a bit misleading

  • @chriss6519
    @chriss6519 Рік тому

    Let's goooo❤❤❤❤

  • @kimbirch1202
    @kimbirch1202 Рік тому

    Not easy at all to find the solutions in an actual game.

  • @miserablelife8728
    @miserablelife8728 Рік тому

    Is this the girl who loss consciousness because a hair stylist cuts her hair way longer

  • @twinny619
    @twinny619 Рік тому

    Magnus could click his fingers and he could have her 🤣