When Did 1300's Get This Good??
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Episode 9 of the Caro Kann Versus Everything speedrun sees an exchange Caro Kann where my opponent sacrifices (or blunders perhaps) 2 pawns in exchange for massive positional compensation to attempt to break apart the wall of the Caro Kann Defense. Despite being 1300 rated, he does an incredible job of posing some serious questions to my Caro Kann Defense structure, since when did 1300's get this good??
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0:00 Intro
0:46 Game Starts
42:04 Game Analysis Starts
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amazing content love how detailed you are
Thanks man!
Some people with lower ratings might be like me, especially for longer term players, I've been playing Chess since the early 1970's, if I don't play for a while my rating goes down when I do play now and again, but, if I start playing more regularly it goes up. I also play on multiple platforms and offline so it doesn't always show up in history.
Very fair point, has chess changed a lot since the 70s?
hahahahh no way he hung a Rook!!! This is insane!
I'm a very very lucky man
I think allowing the pair of Bishops was the critical moment
Maybe yeah, Bxd2 was definitely better
Might be part of the minority here but I found it very informative and novel that you go in depth and explain several ideas in one move. Very educational seeing how you look for weaknesses and come up with ideas to attack or defend them
Appreciate the feedback man, hopefully the upcoming video keeps enough detail for you :)
I find it interesting how your thought process after ra4 was bringing the queen to your king side, or (as you played) invading his queenside. Tbh, just seeing the potentiel threats on my queen and not wanting it to get trapped i just wanted to tuck it away and play something like qc5 to play qc6 and just try to conserve the 2 pawn advantedge with as little complications as possible. Is there a reason you didn't add this to your analysis, or was it simply missed?
I just wanted to control the dark squared diagonal cuz I was really scared of moves like Bc3 so I kinda tunnel visioned I think
@@ChessCenturion arhh i see, understandable
Maybe the wrong idea, prolly just got spooked tbh
ive a video idea. about this play though..... bercause this is a new opening to oyu technically. i thought its a perfect chance to see how an advanced chess player would handle learning the opening and its theory?
What do u mean exactly mate?
@@ChessCenturion i mean anyone can write down the variation on paper. and stick to the move order BUT can they understand why that move was played? do they know where its leading to?. and why these other candidate moves werent considered?. also if lets say your in a new position out of any known theory for that opening. what rules or guidelines should we follow to get ous out of trouble? ( this has been helping me more than actual memorizing moves does)
Ahh I think I understand what you mean, I actually addressed this exact thing in a fair bit of detail in a video releasing either today or tomorrow (I forget which lol)
Bro , use something to cover the microphone like a microphone cover . It will take out some extra noises & make the audio better.
I thought it had an inbuilt sort of cover, u mean like foam?
@@ChessCenturion YEAH
@@ChessCenturion it's not as bad as he's making it out to be
It's improved for today's video, messed with the settings a bit
these 1300's are the ones I face xd .. they must play chess all the time, that's the only explanation i see .
Hahaha he wasn't perfect by any means but found some really crucial moves so fair play to him
have oyu heard the story about the best swordsman in the world not fearing the number2 in the world?. but scared of the man who hasnt picked pu a sword yet?.. its because they are un predictable and number 1 doesnt knowq what the unknown factors ar.e . BEING UNknown.... well i see that story displayed here in this game.
i think just making urself safe and positionally sound vs low elo is the way to go. what do you think ?
Yeah thats a really good point, perhaps you'll see that in today's video :))
Alex is the Caro King
Bro knows
That was unexpected to say the least.
Hahaha which bit
@@ChessCenturion The direction you took the opening, and then the hanging of the rook at the end to throw the win.
Mostly it was a unique Caro position I've never reached. I would never have considered locking my bishop into the pawn chain instead of pinning the knight or moving to f5. (depending on white's opening) I always thought the fight was over the central pawn.
However, you obviously had a major advantage in the middle game, so I'm not critiquing at all. Thus "unexpected" lol; didn't know what else to say as the game was above my level.
Fair enough lol, was a weird caro but sometimes u can lock the Bishop in and get away with it, worst case you'll just be a little cramped ig
Lots of inaccuracies 😬
Haha that's chess
You remind me so much of the player i was 2 years ago. It is actually scary similar. Playing style, thought process, everything
I'm assuming you're a lot better now?😂
I'm not saying it in a bad way and I know it may come across like I'm sounding arrogant which I don't mean too. My point is i used to play the caro the exact same way, i was like you more positional and missed some tactics sometimes. I'm not perfect now of course or anything, but I've gave up the caro and devoted 2 years to doing a complete 180 and becoming an attacking player. At the higher levels the caro often gets you a position that is a bit passive and you get under attack, which i don't like personally. Now i play sicilians against e4 and get active pieces and counter chances. Open games over the semi closed nature of caro. This has helped me become a better and more well rounded player. Food for thought. Cheers!
Interesting take, appreciate you taking the time man! I can play 1.e5 pretty well as a backup since I played that most of my life, I'm just not sure I'm tactically sound enough to play sicilians if u get me?
Nar bro keep explaining your moves, we need to learn… rate the content highly
Gonna need some kinda poll😂
Nothing wrong with explaining moves but best to go into full depth at the end. It will make it more enjoyable to watch and will stop him getting into time trouble as much
@@soltour87he’s rated over 2000 im sure he can manage
I think soltour has a point, I'll try be more aware in tomorrow's video, please guys let me know what u think of the explanations in that :)
It's more like thinking out loud.
I like the video
Ty bro
I think your content is great but you take too long with each move to explain. Explain briefly during the game and do your long analysis afterwards
Fair comment 👏
I agree
Okay will change that for next video, thanks for the feedback guys :)
Thanks for the reply. Eric Rosen and Daniel Naroditsky are good examples of how this is done well and are entertaining to watch. Keep up the channel and I think it could be amazing with some small changes
Appreciate the advice and support man