Hello friends, Simply TAP on the Timestamps OR Chapters to watch a particular topic. 0:00 How to Play Chess? 0:22 Setting Up a Chessboard 0:57 Chess Moves 3:11 Pawn Promotion in Chess 3:35 En Passant Move in Chess 4:29 Castling Move in Chess 5:08 How to Start The Chess Game? 5:29 How to Capture Pieces in Chess? 5:46 What is Checkmate in Chess? 6:10 How to Win The Chess Game?
en passant.... such a tricky move,i`ve always got a pawn next to me and i didn´t even know this move. So I want to thank this video for letting me know also every move in chess. Thankyou so much🙂
Pawn is not the weakest they are front line like Infantry and crucial and very important for the infrastructure! And the only piece that have the potential to be greater than all the pieces except the King!!
I haven't played chess since high school and came to refresh my memory because now my son (9 years old), wants to learn after reading Harry Potter 🤓🤓🖤🖤
You forgot about the 'Petunk' move, its a common variation of the game It goes like this: If a player has not moved his Rook with 8 moves the opposing player then has the power of Petunk. This only lasts for a further 8 moves before being cancelled. At any time during those 8 moves the player with the power of Petunk can throw HIS or her Rook AT the opposing player. The purpose is to strike your opponent in the head scoring 3 'Petunk points' Cruically they must also shout 'PETUNK !' loudly or the move is invalidated Since it is done without warning there is a good chance of scoring HOWEVER, if the player on the receiving end of the Petunk can deflect the piece using his hands then he scores a single point AND the power of Petunk is handed to that player and their opponent becomes 'Un-Petunked '
fun fact : whatever tile bishop is on will stay on that color for the rest of the game , ex : if bishop is on white tile , can only stay on that tile and cant go to a black one.
You show Queenside castling wrong. The King should wind up on C1, and the Rook on D1. When castling in either direction, the King always moves 2 squares, with the Rook "jumping" to the other side of the King.
3:32 you say that you have to change the piece what if you’re playing and your opponent hasn’t taken any of your pieces can you still pretend that the pawn is Queen knight Bishop etc? Or are you only allowed to change into a piece that has been taken?
If my queen is at d7 and my knight is at c5 and my opponents king is check and he can move his king at f8 but he instead eat my queen and I ate the king and I won is that allowed or not?
Watching this rn cos i got assigned to play chess representing our class just because im great at math (idk the correlation either) even tho i literally dk how to play LMAO
Well that explanation wasn't very well, as it was mainly about edge cases. Who ever wants to play this beautiful game, play it without these edge cases in the begining. Just remember: Rock - move in straight lines. Bishop - move in diagnols. Knight - 2 squares straight and one sqare aside. Queen - straight and diagnols. King - like queen but only one sqare. Pawn - moves only forward one swaure each time, and can move 2 squares at the first time it moves. It eats in diagnol (one sqare in diagnol). If pawn reaches the last line, he can becomes what ever you chose. The goal: threat the king of the other side, and that king has nothing to do. Check mate.
6:36 I don't understand how there can be only two Kings left on the board and still in play if only two kings being left on the board results in a draw (mentioned just before)?
The video made it a bit confusing, but you're right. If there are only Kings on the board, the game would immediately end in a draw (draw by insufficient material). For the video example they should have put a few more pieces on the board. All the best!
Hello. Stalemate happens when someone's King is not in "check", but they have no legal moves to play on the board. The game then ends in a draw. Hope that helps.
I never liked chess an i was never interested at all in it until I got locked up at 19yrs old lol chess will burn time like crazy an it’s god for gambling lol
My last chess match was unbelievable. I have this classmate--let's call him Anthony--who has a learning disability. While I don't know what it's officially called, it limits his general ability to understand things. I can't tell you how many times he needed clarification in school. He's slow, Mr. "I don't get it." He always needed help in setting up the equipment for biology class (while we all could do it easily) and he had to switch out of our chemistry class to take his own individual (and simpler) assignments to Special Ed. Not to mention, he's an 18-year-old junior in high school. Well, he should've graduated by now. Apparently his learning disability and childhood speech delay kept him back two years, between preschool and middle school overall, so he's gonna graduate at age 20 (oh, man, that's sad). But what's even sadder is this: he _beat_ me at _chess._ Chess is an *_intellectual_* game, requiring brains and strategy. I've always been good at it. I mean, it's no big deal if I lose a match to just any-ol-body, but if it's _Anthony,_ that's just... _wrong._ Totally ridiculous. So I gotta ask...am I stupid?
He may have an auditory processing disorder which is not actually a hearing problem but it takes a while for his brain to process what he's just heard. Subtitles usually help if he's watching a film, or if when listening to directions he takes and digests each part slowly. However it's not an iq issue and once he's taken his time to process the game rules then he can win by using his creative/outside the box thinking which people usually have developed in abundance to compensate them for their apd. He's not stupid and neither are you. : )
@@sry8895 Hey, buddy...slow learning and "not getting it" is equivalent to Homer Simpson and Patrick Star. Google the definition to "dense" and "dim". Go ahead; you'll see my point
Hello friends,
Simply TAP on the Timestamps OR Chapters to watch a particular topic.
0:00 How to Play Chess?
0:22 Setting Up a Chessboard
0:57 Chess Moves
3:11 Pawn Promotion in Chess
3:35 En Passant Move in Chess
4:29 Castling Move in Chess
5:08 How to Start The Chess Game?
5:29 How to Capture Pieces in Chess?
5:46 What is Checkmate in Chess?
6:10 How to Win The Chess Game?
I don’t want to play chess I just want to play understand the queens gambit lol
Yep, same here!!! 🍺😸🍿
I started to play after watching the Queen's Gambit 😀
Hell Yeah, The Queen’s Gambit is AWESOME!!! 🍺😺🍿
Yes same
Same
Fucking bandwagon jumpers.
Same
en passant.... such a tricky move,i`ve always got a pawn next to me and i didn´t even know this move. So I want to thank this video for letting me know also every move in chess. Thankyou so much🙂
Came here to learn chess after watching the Queens Gambit
Hahahaha me too!!
The video is nice, but the castling move was explain incorrectly (The king should go to c1 and not not to b1 and the rook should go to d1)
@@ChessHoodie how do i do a promotion if chess sets don’t come with extra bits?
@@rosalinequeen8416 you can improvise, with whatever you have available, it is common to put a rook upside down instead of extra queen if available
OMG, this sounds so complicated but I've just restarted learning how to play after 50 years since my last game.
Pawn is not the weakest they are front line like Infantry and crucial and very important for the infrastructure! And the only piece that have the potential to be greater than all the pieces except the King!!
This helped so much! I understand how the chess pieces move on. Thank you! 😊
@ProGamer-li1zmYeah obviously. They were just a beginner who needed to learn how the pieces move before anything else.
This made everything so much more easier to understand 🎉🎉🎉🎉 Thankyou!!!!! 😊
Queen’s gambit again folks
😂😂
no
Yes
I also like to watch queen's gambit
Yes
One of the best explanations of Chess moves.
Specially en passant 3:35 ✅
I know how to move pieces. I don’t know how to win.
use ur brain idk
@Alyssa Reese right
@@loren2834 , that never works
Same even tho im using my brain🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭
Wow
I'm too dumb for this.
Keep playing you'll understand
@@AmirAhmadto8 Thank you.
Don't feel bad, I'm dumber. 😆
I haven't played chess since high school and came to refresh my memory because now my son (9 years old), wants to learn after reading Harry Potter 🤓🤓🖤🖤
You forgot about the 'Petunk' move, its a common variation of the game It goes like this: If a player has not moved his Rook with 8 moves the opposing player then has the power of Petunk. This only lasts for a further 8 moves before being cancelled. At any time during those 8 moves the player with the power of Petunk can throw HIS or her Rook AT the opposing player. The purpose is to strike your opponent in the head scoring 3 'Petunk points' Cruically they must also shout 'PETUNK !' loudly or the move is invalidated Since it is done without warning there is a good chance of scoring HOWEVER, if the player on the receiving end of the Petunk can deflect the piece using his hands then he scores a single point AND the power of Petunk is handed to that player and their opponent becomes 'Un-Petunked '
Shilpa here is the message
this variation kinda sucks ngl
Those are the basics
I have to call bullshit on this. It's not after 8 moves; it's after 6 moves when Petunk can be invoked. (7 moves in Bulgaria).
That was a lot to take in at once...WOW. But that was good information,thank you!
fun fact : whatever tile bishop is on will stay on that color for the rest of the game , ex : if bishop is on white tile , can only stay on that tile and cant go to a black one.
For Castling: The King cannot be in nor pass through ANY check, not just checkmate.
It's a lot to digest for a beginner but youll get a few things nice video
This Really Helped Me Learn About Chess!
You show Queenside castling wrong. The King should wind up on C1, and the Rook on D1. When castling in either direction, the King always moves 2 squares, with the Rook "jumping" to the other side of the King.
Brief and super-helpful, thanks
Opening statement: ''...Chess for kids...''
Strategically brilliant insult!
I told my friend I was a master chess player 😱 this helped me in our 1v1
Why is so hard to learn this game guys... I looked for simple ways to learn, apps etc, none hits home.
Sorry to hear. What have you tried so far? Are you just trying to learn the rules or do you have another goal?
Queens gambit inspired many it seems hahaha
3:32 you say that you have to change the piece what if you’re playing and your opponent hasn’t taken any of your pieces can you still pretend that the pawn is Queen knight Bishop etc? Or are you only allowed to change into a piece that has been taken?
Very helpful for my chess team I played it for them earlier
long castling is wrong, the king should go to c1 and the rook should go to d1.
time: 1:11 of the video
I was schearching this comment before making it myself.
I hope no beginners remembers it wrong.
Thanks! This really helped me in my chess practice! Thank you!!!
I'm also still confused
When your brain is given a puzzle every single day even if it doesn't know it!! 😅 Trust me when I tell you, your brain will want to figure it out.
Looking forward for more strategies, tactics and detailed videos of chess
I don't like your username! And I don't know what it means soooo.......
I think it means Allah gave. Im unsure if the persons intentions are pure or not@@Ze_Moose
@Mr. Animate, thank you, this is the video I needed to help me understand the concept of each piece and how they move.
Can you give a short and simple basic rules😊
If we attack the straight ward instead of moving cross way
This position at the end of the game seems similar to the position in the tie break game 1 match for the 2018 world championship against Fabiano.
The king castling to left(queenside) is wrong. The king only move 2 spaces, not three as shown in video.
Learn to play in less than 3 minutes version:
ua-cam.com/video/b62TqyYjApQ/v-deo.html
Thank you this tought my mom to play chess
@1:00 The queen is on the incorrect square
At first I thought I couldn’t win cause this video had me lost asf but wtfffff I just won idk how but I won 💪🏽💞 you deserve a promotion Fr
Will this help for my chess practice at school? :D , I'm joining an event at school so it's my second day of practice
My three year old asked me to play chess and I don’t remember much from high school. We can learn together.
This will help my son a lot and me 😊
Thx for this video. Watching this two days before a chess tornement when I have no idea how to play chess lol.
good luck lol
Thank you
I've got a good question for your UA-cam channel. How many different games are there in B-Daman?
If my queen is at d7 and my knight is at c5 and my opponents king is check and he can move his king at f8 but he instead eat my queen and I ate the king and I won is that allowed or not?
I'm getting better ty
Watching this rn cos i got assigned to play chess representing our class just because im great at math (idk the correlation either) even tho i literally dk how to play LMAO
Good luck. you may find you have a knack for it.
How did you do ?
Fantastic, thanks for your efforts
Good explanation ty
Thanks ❤
Thankyou so much
i know how to play but i think after watching this i wil learn something new
Love the video, can you please also explain queen side castling?
I’m still confused.
When you showed the castling on queen side
It is wrong. Why? Beacuse the king moves 2 steps not 3
My dad doesn’t understand stalemate the last rule he thought he won can you make a special video about stalemate
Thank you for watching the video. Please stay tuned to the chess series Stalemate complete details are COMING SOON.
you queen side castled incorrectly at 1:11....other wise pretty good
Thank you please watch complete video about Castling click link ua-cam.com/video/M72DEPy9alk/v-deo.html
Good game
Super helpful thanks😜
Well that explanation wasn't very well, as it was mainly about edge cases. Who ever wants to play this beautiful game, play it without these edge cases in the begining. Just remember:
Rock - move in straight lines.
Bishop - move in diagnols.
Knight - 2 squares straight and one sqare aside.
Queen - straight and diagnols.
King - like queen but only one sqare.
Pawn - moves only forward one swaure each time, and can move 2 squares at the first time it moves. It eats in diagnol (one sqare in diagnol).
If pawn reaches the last line, he can becomes what ever you chose.
The goal: threat the king of the other side, and that king has nothing to do. Check mate.
Can a pawn take a queen
A pawn can capture a Queen, yes. Pretty cool.
6:36 I don't understand how there can be only two Kings left on the board and still in play if only two kings being left on the board results in a draw (mentioned just before)?
The video made it a bit confusing, but you're right. If there are only Kings on the board, the game would immediately end in a draw (draw by insufficient material). For the video example they should have put a few more pieces on the board. All the best!
Tq dear love it
I wana know clearly of stalemate can u explain sir?
Hello. Stalemate happens when someone's King is not in "check", but they have no legal moves to play on the board. The game then ends in a draw. Hope that helps.
WUTANG brought me here g
Good explanation
Someone is, "Breaking The Rules"; inside the World Game of Chess; If Not Contained Soon ; An Undesirable Outcome is a compleat Fallout ?
1:08 i dont think queenside castling moves the king 3 steps.
Thank you ❤️♥️♥️❤️
Nice and nice try i am also a chess player only
I never liked chess an i was never interested at all in it until I got locked up at 19yrs old lol chess will burn time like crazy an it’s god for gambling lol
Very good
was trying to code up a chess game, this video is kinda making me regret it
Pogi ni prof Shadrach
Nice video
im watching this cuz our school has a tournament
Black Queen 😋
great explanation. TQVM
Can Queen move without check ?
I started to play today
👮👮
ya i think this will help me beat my cousin in chess.
It depends ....
QG!
Moving the king: A king can not move within one square of the opposing king?
I love you❤
I should start making and selling chess kits lol
I'm OK with draft this is so confusing
Agreed.
My last chess match was unbelievable. I have this classmate--let's call him Anthony--who has a learning disability. While I don't know what it's officially called, it limits his general ability to understand things. I can't tell you how many times he needed clarification in school. He's slow, Mr. "I don't get it." He always needed help in setting up the equipment for biology class (while we all could do it easily) and he had to switch out of our chemistry class to take his own individual (and simpler) assignments to Special Ed. Not to mention, he's an 18-year-old junior in high school. Well, he should've graduated by now. Apparently his learning disability and childhood speech delay kept him back two years, between preschool and middle school overall, so he's gonna graduate at age 20 (oh, man, that's sad). But what's even sadder is this: he _beat_ me at _chess._ Chess is an *_intellectual_* game, requiring brains and strategy. I've always been good at it. I mean, it's no big deal if I lose a match to just any-ol-body, but if it's _Anthony,_ that's just... _wrong._ Totally ridiculous. So I gotta ask...am I stupid?
I think the only stupid thing is underestimating Anthony ;)
@@melissadura4021 Okay, did you not read the comment? He's the "I don't get it type," and he graduated high school at *_twenty._*
He may have an auditory processing disorder which is not actually a hearing problem but it takes a while for his brain to process what he's just heard. Subtitles usually help if he's watching a film, or if when listening to directions he takes and digests each part slowly. However it's not an iq issue and once he's taken his time to process the game rules then he can win by using his creative/outside the box thinking which people usually have developed in abundance to compensate them for their apd. He's not stupid and neither are you. : )
@@sry8895 Hey, buddy...slow learning and "not getting it" is equivalent to Homer Simpson and Patrick Star. Google the definition to "dense" and "dim". Go ahead; you'll see my point
Came here to learn chess bc of the queen's gambit
Queenside castling the king only move 2 squares not 3
Queens gambit lmao
Not easy 😢 lol😂
You think this is confusing. You should learn the science of Bowling.
Your queen-side castling at 7:25 is not accurate.
I’m so lost
I came here because we had a match against a school and i did not know how to play properly and i lost
Came here after winning a bigger match on a game.
I can beat my ate right now
you learn fast..... after teach others