This is a great format for chess videos :) would suggest taking a look at Ben Finegold's videos on saint louis chess club's youtube channel as well as yassar seirawan, and jonathan schrantz's videos on the same chess club's channel, they have some fairly interesting ideas that they didnt wholly finish exploring, which you could pick up and finish off
I can't believe you actually got that first queen sacrifice in one of your games. That one is right out of my beautiful checkmates study on lichess. So jealous.
Buddy your videos are absolutely mind blowing! 😎 I have learned so much from you and improved my ELO so much all thanks to you! Keep up the good work my friend! P.S: You actually look a lot like a friend, which is why I subscribed on day 1 😁😎 Cheers mate!
I recently found you and your channel, and I must say that this is perhaps the simplest to grasp. The moves that you have illustrated are quite unique, and as I have to learn to expect from you, very well thought through and with hidden paths that only become evident while your opponent is celebrating their small victories. I wish you the very best, and would love to see you and your channel grow to the heights you deserve.
It's amazing how you found the first sacrifice, it wasn't easy for me to find at all, even when I knew it supposed to be somewhere. How much time did you spend on moves?
The last example reminded me very much of Anatoly Karpov - Valery Salov, Linares 1993 he saced the queen on g6 and then swung his rook over to the h file with unstoppable mate. In the second example I saw Bf2+ but after Kh2 I didn't see mate so because I thought these were forced mates I kept looking. It is winning as we play queen takes rook ,still retain the attack, and I think we win the knight as we can pin it to the king with Re2 after the rook takes bishop and we exchange or if knight takes bishop.
The audio seemed to be ahead of the video, but I still managed to enjoy the beauty of the sacrifices. I just couldn't attempt to play along -and miss at least 3 of the sacrifices- with them out of sync.
I like this format though you should do something useful like a queen sacrifice in a e.g: a certain opening because it's quite hard to get the position. I get the example and too look for checks and sacrifices . NICE VIDEO
this video and your suggestions to look for good sacs is great. but im gonna stick with what ben finegold says, "i sacrifice my queen all the time. sometimes it works"
You rule Gauri. Looking forward to more music as well. Do enjoy Fairport Convention/Richard and Linda Thompson? Loved your Mac cover, and you’d probably like them if not. A bit folkier and avant, but lots of the same beautiful harmonies. Not much piano but would be easy to cover on piano.
The second puzzle i think doesnt work if the opponent decides to take with the knight rather than the rook first But i believe the move should be A2check and then the queen and the rook on A6 come to play
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This is a great format for chess videos :) would suggest taking a look at Ben Finegold's videos on saint louis chess club's youtube channel as well as yassar seirawan, and jonathan schrantz's videos on the same chess club's channel, they have some fairly interesting ideas that they didnt wholly finish exploring, which you could pick up and finish off
I can't believe you actually got that first queen sacrifice in one of your games. That one is right out of my beautiful checkmates study on lichess. So jealous.
its possible Lichess used that game for the position study
2:55 is why u here
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Hello 😂
Buddy your videos are absolutely mind blowing! 😎 I have learned so much from you and improved my ELO so much all thanks to you! Keep up the good work my friend!
P.S: You actually look a lot like a friend, which is why I subscribed on day 1 😁😎
Cheers mate!
I recently found you and your channel, and I must say that this is perhaps the simplest to grasp.
The moves that you have illustrated are quite unique, and as I have to learn to expect from you, very well thought through and with hidden paths that only become evident while your opponent is celebrating their small victories.
I wish you the very best, and would love to see you and your channel grow to the heights you deserve.
your content never ceases to amaze and inspire me 👍
you are dope im loving your shorts man! please keep making content
absolutely roasted that guy in the 4th example, that guy probably retired from chess after that.
nah we kept playing more, shamelessly Kappa
I saw him streaming recently. Viewers were way down though :)
Once again thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom 😊
That was really beatiful! Well played!
It's amazing how you found the first sacrifice, it wasn't easy for me to find at all, even when I knew it supposed to be somewhere. How much time did you spend on moves?
The last example reminded me very much of Anatoly Karpov - Valery Salov, Linares 1993 he saced the queen on g6 and then swung his rook over to the h file with unstoppable mate. In the second example I saw Bf2+ but after Kh2 I didn't see mate so because I thought these were forced mates I kept looking. It is winning as we play queen takes rook ,still retain the attack, and I think we win the knight as we can pin it to the king with Re2 after the rook takes bishop and we exchange or if knight takes bishop.
Wow those were really great moves.. i am a 1200 rated player... i guess 3 of them right!!! You are ao underrated. Hope your channel grows more :)
well then we can say your estimated rating could be somewhere around 1600-1900
great content dude ! keep it up
You are a genius at force mates just genius
This is your most beautiful video 🙏
Beautiful video.. nice patterns to learn from !! ❤Gauri
The audio seemed to be ahead of the video, but I still managed to enjoy the beauty of the sacrifices. I just couldn't attempt to play along -and miss at least 3 of the sacrifices- with them out of sync.
I thought Queen G3 but it would only work if the pawn takes
He can just not take the queen and take your other pieces
I like this format though you should do something useful like a queen sacrifice in a e.g: a certain opening because it's quite hard to get the position. I get the example and too look for checks and sacrifices . NICE VIDEO
this video and your suggestions to look for good sacs is great. but im gonna stick with what ben finegold says, "i sacrifice my queen all the time. sometimes it works"
I’m at 1700 elo this.. this is kinda useful puzzles for me thanks!! 😊
You rule Gauri. Looking forward to more music as well. Do enjoy Fairport Convention/Richard and Linda Thompson? Loved your Mac cover, and you’d probably like them if not. A bit folkier and avant, but lots of the same beautiful harmonies. Not much piano but would be easy to cover on piano.
Also, first one is so nice. It feels very intuitive…rare pattern (at least in this amateur’s experience).
Great video dude
First one was so fun
Great game
Really good 👍
Your youtube short video of queen sacrifice video is my favourite Queen sacrifice ❤️👍 what a move brilliant 2 sacrifice 🙌
Ah oui , 👍 , j'ai bien aimé tous ces magnifiques 😍👏 sacrifices de dame 👍👌✨☀️ !!! ....je n'ai pas vu le temps passer !!! 🤗 Merci , Gauri ☀️ !!!
Insane
The second puzzle i think doesnt work if the opponent decides to take with the knight rather than the rook first
But i believe the move should be A2check and then the queen and the rook on A6 come to play
it does work the same way
g1 is insane
I found the best move in the first two examples, and some of the continuations. #2 was really audacious. I wouldn't have the balls to play that 😂
Beutiful
Yeeeeeeeeeeaaaah now am happy becos I have learn how to sacrifice my queen 😂😂😂
Wow
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Bruh just show the ending in your short
Me, blundering my queen in one move: ah yes a beautiful sacrifice