When Chess Is Hard: 20 Chess Tips

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КОМЕНТАРІ • 77

  • @rotatingmind
    @rotatingmind Рік тому +53

    0:00 1. Gain time by attacking the opponent's queen
    0:40 2. If possible avoid double pawns
    1:12 3. Try to develop pieces to the best squares possible
    2:52 4. Discovered checks are very powerful
    4:40 5. Rooks on the 2nd or 7th rank are usually very good
    6:37 6. Every pawn move creates a weakness somewhere
    7:44 7. Put your rooks on open files
    8:26 8. Sometimes you need to be patient with pins
    9:33 9. You can use an open file in front of your king to attack
    11:11 10. A fun response to an early queen attack
    12:48 11. How to win tempos on your opponent's queen
    15:50 12. Be careful activating your king too early
    17:29 13. You can use your king to help fight for a file
    18:48 14. Generally multiple passed pawns are harder to stop than just one
    21:44 15. Force discovered checks when you can
    23:21 16. In tricky positions use candidate moves
    24:49 17. Time management tip: Come up with general ideas on your opponent's turn
    25:49 18. How to respond to e5, f6 by black
    26:49 19. Don't block your center pawns, because it cramps your position
    27:14 20. Sometimes you need to defend after winning a piece

  • @roblodocus2539
    @roblodocus2539 Рік тому +13

    Love this concentrate of mini lessons, and all from only 100 points of rating climb. This is the perfect example of why I can never watch Nelson play enough. There’s always so many learning opportunities.

  • @Levykabeta
    @Levykabeta Рік тому +70

    When I first started watching u I was 800 elo and only in 3 months I'm now 1700 elo rapid and 1400 blitz

    • @stayinspired1271
      @stayinspired1271 Рік тому +5

      What exactly u did can u share bruh?

    • @asztapaszta9
      @asztapaszta9 Рік тому +23

      When I first started to watch Nelson I was 800 and now I am 700 and still watching!

    • @shikaru1730
      @shikaru1730 Рік тому +11

      Very suspicious gains, 400 points in a year is hard for most people to gain once above 1000

    • @reidluttrell3034
      @reidluttrell3034 Рік тому +3

      ​@@shikaru1730you really think he'd be commenting about his elo if he was one of those people?

    • @shikaru1730
      @shikaru1730 Рік тому

      @@reidluttrell3034 likely it's that he hasn't played enough games to balance out his rating

  • @CST1992
    @CST1992 Рік тому +8

    Some of my favorite nuggets of wisdom from the Rapid Rating Climb series! Make more of these please!

  • @Truffle_Pup
    @Truffle_Pup Рік тому +2

    Great idea Nelson, doing a recap video of concise fundamentals mid game. Much appreciated.

  • @magsblack8344
    @magsblack8344 Рік тому +4

    I was very excited to see another Chess Tips video from my #1 Chess UA-camr! Thank you for the content and the courses.
    One suggestion: Recently Gothamchess published his new book “How to win at Chess”. Although I prefer your style of coaching and content, I can’t deny that Levi is a phenomenal player also so I ordered the book. I’d be VERY interested in your opinion/review of the book when you can find the time. Thank you again!❤😊

  • @ShaunMichaelW
    @ShaunMichaelW Рік тому +2

    thank you for your generous advice that you teach to the people for free, it has improved how i think about planning

  • @shadeburst
    @shadeburst 5 місяців тому

    I like the way you spell out your tips in writing to make them easier to remember. There are other good UA-camrs, BUT when I watch their games I can admire the principles they apply... and a minute or two later they're forgotten.

  • @godwincornelius201
    @godwincornelius201 Рік тому +1

    wow this is actually pretty good. never thought i would want a rewind on the live rating climb to refresh my memory

  • @marzianeri8372
    @marzianeri8372 Рік тому

    Thanks, another of those videos of yours to watch several times! Please do more, even if you have to repeat some concepts!

  • @martingrzanna2005
    @martingrzanna2005 Рік тому

    fantastic video Nelson! I learned so much from you.

  • @kirillzakharov7336
    @kirillzakharov7336 Рік тому

    14:00 Bb5, and then you can go for a lot of moves focused on the queen is also a good option

  • @tominmo8865
    @tominmo8865 Рік тому

    This is a great contribution! Thanks.

  • @michaelhaywood3106
    @michaelhaywood3106 Рік тому

    Great summary!

  • @JS_Precision
    @JS_Precision Рік тому

    Great video as always Nelson

  • @CSE_11
    @CSE_11 Рік тому +4

    hey nelson plz make a video on polish defense

  • @jmhtx346
    @jmhtx346 Рік тому +3

    Youre the best bro 🔥

  • @planezero
    @planezero Рік тому +3

    Nr 11 .. or instead of Bf5 you play Bb5 and win the queen immediately..

  • @carltonbirds
    @carltonbirds Рік тому

    Thank you 👍

  • @khalidnezami164
    @khalidnezami164 Рік тому

    You are amazing 👏 Nelson.

  • @jaybingham3711
    @jaybingham3711 Рік тому

    The last one is so horrible. In particular when it's your Q that takes a piece early on. You can't not take it. (SF later will ratify that.) But it doing so there's a massive/ugly positional concession that must then be worked through. Not only in terms of requiring multiple moves just to get the Q out of danger. But then having to suffer through disjointed pieces that require even more remedial work. You don't always survive 12 or 15 moves later. SF then shows you some funky, unintuitive workaround as the solution. Hard indeed.

  • @candythepooper7010
    @candythepooper7010 Рік тому +5

    The best tip that can be given is to read the "21 rookie's mistakes"

  • @RODELBAC
    @RODELBAC Рік тому

    Can anyone explain to me what happened at 19:14 I can’t understand how his pawn can get to that position.

    • @bruhmoment1329
      @bruhmoment1329 Рік тому

      en passant. it happens when a pawn moves two squares in front of a pawn that has moved once

  • @mahiiengg
    @mahiiengg 11 місяців тому

    15:22 b5 is better than f5

    • @bigaes
      @bigaes 10 місяців тому

      I think you can defend with pawn c4, because if bishop takes you have queen c3 and if rook takes you have knight c3

  • @bysebastiaan3106
    @bysebastiaan3106 Рік тому

    Very nice again!

  • @assnap
    @assnap Рік тому +1

    How is your health now?

  • @masumrahaman4376
    @masumrahaman4376 Рік тому

    Pls continue with these types of videos really amazing and happy to see your gameplay and specially your analysis
    Big fan of yours
    Pls give me a like
    Love from India ❤❤

  • @jonathancauley5345
    @jonathancauley5345 Рік тому

    I love it Nelson :)

  • @luzajerichojur-els.694
    @luzajerichojur-els.694 Рік тому

    ah yes tip number 5 is a key to make the blindswine Checkmate

  • @l0v0l78
    @l0v0l78 Рік тому

    15:24 Why not Bb5?
    21:37 "Black didn't see that"

    • @bigaes
      @bigaes 10 місяців тому

      I think you can defend with pawn c4, because if bishop takes you have queen c3 and if rook takes you have knight c3

  • @ryanking1923
    @ryanking1923 Рік тому

    Am I dumb or on tip 11 what was defending the bishop that attacked the queen

  • @FerdinMelo
    @FerdinMelo Рік тому

    I played this during my dentist appointment. No cavities this time

  • @PavlosPapageorgiou
    @PavlosPapageorgiou Рік тому

    17:07 but it will be...

  • @michigan53105
    @michigan53105 Рік тому

    Take care nelsi

  • @woodenchaironthebeach
    @woodenchaironthebeach Рік тому +4

    Who came from stream