The Darker Method To Improve As A Chess Beginner.

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[@awesomeb3002]

GREAT Advice. I JUST finished the video and the computer is ALREADY telling me im making more accurate moves!

[@tanushreeroychowdhury8626]

Well channels like Gotham chess, Chess vibes and Journey to Grandmaster did talk about these things but thanks for additional beginner tips ! I appreciate it❤

[@iancunningham2440]

Somehow I like this better than the traditional "look for checks, captures, & attacks" approach

[@stillmattwest]

It’s a little more beginner friendly. Don’t blunder, THEN look for checks, captures, and threats.

[@Poizn0]

thanx a lot for this

[@grsharkgamer2249]

what do i do if my opponetns play like magnus carlsen on steroids and make almost no mistakes
played against someone after this video he had like 1 mistake 4 inaccuracies

[@spencerrosenlund2779]

So basically your saying don't make one move blunders 😅

[@Ackerman535]

Overall its something you must do especially as a beginner to levell up

[@Jack_Meyer]

ikr

[@schmoke.]

An actual dark method to getting better at chess and memorizing theory is just to always play the opening with an engine, and once you finish the opening turn it off, I did this against a robot for like an hour and a half and memorized a ton of the opening lines for the English and Sicilian, it's only a dark method if you do this against people.

[@kaidoChess]

Great video and great tips!! One minor suggestion unrelated to chess! I can help you get your mic sounding a touch better if you’d like !

[@ZDTF]

How did I find You in such a smol video

[@kaidoChess]

@@ZDTF lol !! You have a good eye

[@thezz-dguy]

ok mr clean

[@kaidoChess]

@@thezz-dguy L comment

[@ZDTF]

@@thezz-dguy 💀

[@ahmedkra1842]

I am 1200 i use that méthod
Thx for remember me

[@cedric_ds]

so then what's the 'dark' method??

[@Ackerman535]

Idk why nobody is talking about this

[@FlyDream-tp2ke]

Play with the lights in your room turned off, if you cant see anything but the screen you'll be more focused

[@cthingumagog]

Beats me. I was half expecting advice that starts with burying a brick at a crossroad

[@chinjunsi7752]

But how do you know if you blunder.......

[@Ackerman535]

you can do stuff like blunder checks to prevent that from happening