How to Control Your Chess Game
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Reading the chessboard is one strong key to knowing how to control your chess game. Another way as this game demonstrates also, is to not react to what your opponent threatens all the time.
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Thank you professor. Your videos have lit a fire of appreciation and intuition for the game I never had before
at 22:05 white can simply capture the bishop with queen and win at g4 in next move.
Mayank Jain because black can give up queen with qa1 and it’s not checkmate :)
I have watched a few of your videos now and I have found some of your moves/analysis dubious but I can honestly say that you played this game extremely well. Both a bishop sacrifice and knight sacrifice in one game! Both very interesting moves. Keep training and hopefully every game will be this easy for you ;)
-Jeremy (1800 USCF)
BTW - right after ...
1. d : e 6 b : c 4
2. e : f 7 + K f 8
At least - in my humble active chess player opinion ...
White would lose right away - and no matter what, while in the same time ...
Black would EASILY win - by slowly stabilizing his own position and defences - by finally and strictly consecutively getting to activise all the rest of his rear pieces - by overpowering white in the center of the board - and by finally mounting a counterattack on white 's king flank positions ...
Therefore - I just think black was ABSOLUTELY right to accept c4 bishop 's sacrifice - and this way GLADLY get rid of white 's sole MOST ACTIVE PIECE ON THE BOARD - white 's c4 white-fielded bishop ...
And hence, this way - by just NOT making the WORST move - K : f 7 - right after white 's - e : f 7 + - black was firmly on his way of total domination - with a LIGHT PIECE OF MATERIAL MORE than white, while with ONLY ONE PAWN respectively left for white - he would EASILY DESTROY white 's f7 pawn very quickly and effectively - while in the same time, white had no longer this BRUTAL SUPPRESSION by his c4 bishop - ALL OVER the a2 - g8 diagonal ANYMORE - and so, white having lost his MOST ACTIVE AND BRUTALLY ATTACKING piece on the entire board, hence I just honestly think ...
If only the player with black pieces in this game was just a little bit smarter - and a BETTER player - black WOULD take advantage of this BAD c4 bishop sacrifice - and would ABSOLUTELY win the game all the way from there on ...
So - I definitely think sacrificing your very STRONGEST and MOST ACTIVE piece on the board in this position - was an absolutely BAD idea - an ILL advised move - and would absolutely honestly COST you the ENTIRE game - if only black KNEW HOW to take advatange of it ... Sooo :)
Just a humble advice from an active chess player - you know, just ...
DON 'T GET TOO TEMPTED BY NON-THOROUGHLY AND NOT WELL PLANNED ENOUGH SACRIFICES - PLAN WELL, PLAN SLOWLY, PLAN CAREFULLY - CALCULATE EVERYTHING DEEP AND FAR AHEAD - NEVER TRY TO FORCE WIN BEFORE ITS TIME COULD ACTUALLY COME - BUILD YOUR POSITION SLOWLY AND CAREFULLY - BEFORE YOU ATTACK, CREATE JUST AS MUCH POSITIONAL TENSION AND SUPPRESSION ON YOUR OPPONENT 'S ARMY AS POSSIBLE - FOR BEFORE YOU ACTUALLY STRIKE - OR YOU JUST FORCE YOUR OPPONENT TO ATTACK - THEN EVEN WAY BETTER ...
Because only then you WILL FINALLY at some point - SEE FOR YOURSELF and will absolutely thrive on ...
ALL of the benefits that this approach WILL finally grant YOU and you will SEE FOR YOURSELF just ...
How much WORTH this kind of approach will turn out to be in the end when ...
You will FINALLY AND ULTIMATELY DESTROY ALL OF YOUR OPPONENT 'S ARMY IN THE BLINK OF AN EYE ...
Yet AGAIN - it 's WAY better to just FORCE your enemy to ATTACK YOU FIRST - while NOT ATTACKING HIM FIRST, while in the same time, you see?
BY ONLY JUST BUILDING JUST AS MUCH POSITIONAL TENSION AND PRESSURE BEFORE AS ABSOLUTELY POSSIBLE ...
ALL THE WAY BEFORE THE ACTUAL BATTLE CAN FINALLY BEGIN ! :)
So, you see, my friend? That 's all what chess is all about - just ... AWAIT for the RIGHT moment - BUILD PATIANTLY ALL THE TIME - NEVER STRIKE QUICKER THAN NECESSAIRY - NEVER ALLOW THINGS PURELY PER CHANCE - because believe or not ...
ONLY WHEN THE RIGHT MOMENT ARISES - AND ONLY THEN ...
YOU WILL DESTROY ALL OF YOUR OPPONENT 'S ARMY IN JUST A MATTER OF A FEW MOVES - AND REALLY MAKE USE OF ALL OF YOUR PREVIOUSLY, SLOWLY AND CAREFULLY BUILT UP TACTICAL, STRATEGICAL - AND ALL KINDS OF ADVANTAGES - BEING THE OVERALL POSITIONAL PRESSURE - THAT YOU JUST REALLY NEED ...
TO BE ALL SET UP AND ALREADY PREPARED WITH - AND HAVING ALL PREVIOUSLY AND STRICTLY CONSECUTIVELY BUILT UP - BEFORE THE RIGHT TIME COULD COME - BEFORE THE RIGHT MOMENT COULD COME - BEFORE THE VERY BATTLE CAN BEGIN - BEFORE ITS TIME IS REALLY ALREADY AT HAND ...
So, you see? Chess can ALWAYS make you learn something more - and learn something really NEW yet again - so ...
It was all my pleasure to assist you in this impressive position 's analysis and I 'm pretty sure that ...
You ARE gonna IMPROVE - ONLY with TIME and with PATIENCE ...
For you see - TIME and PATIENCE is what chess is really ALL about after all ... :)
Glad to be of help! And videos are pretty cool! Just keep walking, keep going and keep improving! Just remember ...
There 's nothing impossible and nothing that truly cannot be done! For it ALL depends on YOU ...
Glad to share my chess thoughts with you ... And keep going with the videos - they 're really cool! :)
See you on the next ones I guess again ... :)
I Don't know if you saw this at some point but AT 22:00 In to the video when your opponent's Bishop on B7Xg2 check, Instead of taking the Bishop with your king, You should of taken it with Your queen (Queen d2 x Bishop g2) And then he could of still moved his Queen (Queen a7 x pawn e7) Then your very next move would be Queen g2 x pawn g4 Check Mate! Just something I noticed, Thought I share that with you all! Happy Checkmating!!!
Just won a game using this video as my inspiration - started out with totally nonsensical moves just to see what a different variation looks like, then used BYP tactics to win the game. Pretty proud of it.
www.chess.com/live/game/3564611722
at 23:53 couldn't you have moved the queen to g4 as planned to get check mate, or is there something i'm not seeing.
@flowerofsilver
Well, he admits his thinking has changed through the years, but I still think any of his books are really worth getting. But the 4th edition of Reassess your Chess is simply fantastic! It's his most mature and humorous book so far....... you can't go wrong with it.
@aletool
He says there are times when you *need* to calculate, but the fastest, most solid way to improve your overall chess is to study and learn his 3000+ pages of written materials he has produced thus far...... I can testify to that!
Great game! Awesome moves!
Hello from Scotland. I'm relatively new to chess and I'm really enjoying your videos! :)
Black playing g4 is a terrible move..You keep saying that John is a very good player. doesn't look like it to me. This could be the reason for you not improving. You need to come to Chess.com and play some high ranks. Look me up (MyRook). I will show you how it is done. I don't mind helping you with analysis. You did a very good job in this game though and it seems you had good insight.Working positionally and causing your opponent to make mistakes,offering up easy tactics for the win
Qe3 move useless
Well thank you! I just uploaded another several of them this weekend.
@flowerofsilver
My very good pleasure...
You guys stumbled through the opening (which is forgivable, as learning the endgame is much more important). Eventually, we reach the critical position after 11.. b5. There are several very specific, tactical lines to consider. That's what's worth discussing. In your line, White can play 13.. Kf8 and save his rook (although White is still much better). 12. Nxg5 is also very strong, as in many lines it allows the White Queen to get to f3 to threaten f7 and the rook on a8 at the same time.
Here's the issue...
Mr. Shirts, I've met many people like yourself in my short lifetime. You seem to be kind and earnest, and you have a great passion for communication. However, these qualities are no substitution for chess knowledge (or for any kind of knowledge that truly requires a formal education in that area). At times in this video (i.e. 8 min mark) , for example, you speak in a very theoretical/positional manner, when the position simply calls for a very specific tactical calculation.
Greetings from India backyard professor ! I really like your video series. You,
sir may not be the perfect teacher but your passion for chess and teaching chess
is overwhelming. It is great to see someone taking a good effort to teach new people
chess.
Please do not get demoralized by negative comments if any for your videos and keep up the good work.
Take care n god bless. :)
Well look at this at 26:55 KING h5 - h6 White pawn cannot move aside the rook because if it moves the rook gets eaten and after that the pawn gets eaten no matter what you do. IF you dont move the pawn your rook AND pawn are trapped and you MUST move rook to make the best move. well? the knight gets out and you are not so strong anymore AND you are about to lose AND you didn't get lucky. actually at this point it is almost IMPOSSIBLE to win the one that plays the black. -you didn't figure this?
This looked like a landslide for you, but this John character had some great ideas at the end there to maybe save himself or get a past pawn in! Very good game indeed. I like the idea of just talking it out once it seems lost for one person to kind of make it more friendly and instructive. Nice vid thanks :)
Hey, Professor! Loved the video! It's funny how you say you aren't that strong tactically, but I put the game through Fritz analysis. It praised you for 22. Nd5+! which let you free your Queen and of course for 25. e7+!, which tries to set up mate with deflection. Good strategic game. I learned a lot and have already subscribed. Keep it up!
not sure what his opponent in this game was thinking..I would have done what you suggested and gone to F8. I could have sworn I heard him say something about that...I could be wrong but it doesnt matter..I apologize for attacking you personally but you started it with your snide comment! Why not try being a gentleman yourself?
Im only startin to play Chess so apoloies if this questions seems a little amateurish. But once you moved your pawn forward you had the choice between taking his pawn or his bishop, both resulting in you checking his king therefore preventing his castle. So why take the pawn to the right and not the bishop to the left?
He never mentions the move at all. Show me the area in the video where he does ? Where is it ? That's right it doesn't exist. You are showing your own ignorance by carrying on this argument and resorting to personal attacks, shows you have lost the argument.
Great video. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Enjoyed your narration and the whole story of your game, very nicely done.
I especially like how you articulated the instructive value in discussing the game while still playing it. It's not simply about winning, it's about improving and enjoying it.
Accepting the queen's gambit is questionable only on the grandmaster level. For chess club players this opening is quite good. It's human nature to make mistakes and even grandmasters make blunders. Kasparov said in one of the interviews that in chess wins the person who makes the last blunder but one.
im not sure if chess.com is a actual way to consider your ratting but as of now my rating is fairly low around 1.1k and i plan on achieving 2k very soon and i feel as if your videos are going to help me achieve my goal sooner then i thought!
No he doesn't Gaspipe, think again. 0/10 for reading comprehension skills. He doesn't mention the possibility of Kf8, which is the only move to stay in the game. Maybe he has some long term idea of trapping the queen, but its not working.
He thought about it for a long time before taking Kxp. He wasn't obligated to take it. He could have played Kf1. You would have two pawns for your Bishop. His king is exposed, you have better development and he has a material advantage.
Although your methods may not be "Grandmasterly (yes, I know. Not a word), your method of explaining your moves is very easy to understand and actually makes it fun to watch. Thank you for your time and help by posting these videos.
I can't enjoy the video because im color blind and I don't see any difference with the sun and between the black and white pieces. And you're shadow made it a lots more difficoult. Why don't you do video on another place next time?:)
Thanks for this video! The outdoor setting looks nice. If you were to prepare another one, the only suggestion I would make is to stand on the other side, to avoid your shadow getting cast on the board. Keep up the great commentary.
he could have forked bishop and knight then he would either take with rook or move king if he took with rook he could take his rook with pawn but if he moved king he could have forked king queen and then won queen then he could have took a pawn and check.
john played like an idiot the first mistake he did was accept the gambit,second mistake he did was take the pawn on f7 he should have moved it to f8 no wonder you won.btw i like the way u go to the silent back yard and give your lesson
I REALLY LOVE YOUR METHOD OF REACHING ...PLEASE KEEEP DOING IT. ...I am going to make sure I watch all of them....but I tell u make me laugh and because of that u are my favorite ...got to go back to work ...chao ..by the way my name is Jose.
15:28,John play queen b6,check,and then bishop b7,and your queen is dead....
He could sacrifice his rook by taking the pawn on c6.
Impossible. It's White to move.
Rd7?
Cannot thank you enough, BackyardProfessor!
:)
This video segment was instrumental in helping me improve my game, not necessarily in Chess, but in other strategy games like Great Big War Game, map: Beach Fight.
Again, thanks!
Don't be too amazed if it doesn't happen "very soon", lol. Such an achievement requires around 3-5 years, if you are really smart and dedicated. And i mean REALLY smart and dedicated. Most people never go past 1700-1800.
2:17 Slightly better is 3.Nf3 to prevent 3... e5.
12:41 what's up with that Bee buzzing around.
17:51 There's the pesky Bee. Interesting, the Bee was buzzing around the "b" file.
Lol.
We miss you, BYP.
this is a very good game! i like watching your videos because you have some other form of teaching than any other chess channel here. i think i`m buying silman`s books also. and you keep up the good work!
20:50, why not push the pawn f5 to f6 and check? Then, king would move to h4, and f6 pawn takes g7 and ready to Queen. Rook will take that queen and the Queen on d5 will take the rook? Just an opinion.
this is kind of like life. if you have an initiative, take it, no matter what anyone else does or says. be confident in whatever you decide to do and NO HOLDING BACK!
great video!
what Silman tell you to improve your calculation? sametimes I had same trouble to calculate the lines in the game. Is there a simple way to improve that? thanks for the video I enjoy it.
Instead of having your king capture the bishop, you would have an easier time winning if you had captured with your queen, threatening mate in the next turn, still.
At about 19:30 couldn't you have forked the king and his queen by moving e queen to d4 because its protected by your rook and his queen is unprotected?
Excellent videos. Your passion for the game really shines through. I'm on a similar chess journey, it would be interesting to play against you sometime.
duh another mistake he should have attacked the d7 pawn when he got a discovered check from the rook then move to f8 ig he was threatened really bad play
@TheBackyardProfessor Thank you SO MUCH for replying! Really enjoying your videos a lot and I'll get them all watched in due time. (;
Good Videos. I think explaining how you think is the important thing, because thats the way, quickly we can understand the teaching. Tie down the thinking to principles and stuff like that.
7 Inaccuracies
8 Mistakes
3 Blunders
Very suspicious...
But it was fun to do some analysis of the game lichess.org/study/4OaxWMHs
he could have played pawn to e5 and then you pushed your pawn played knight to d7 and blocked your pawn push. then you would have had to get your a file pawn up. so I would have played a little longer than he did lol
Why didn't he take DE pawn to checkmate???
That Went move was hopeless
DUUUDE YOU ARE AWESOOME AT TEACHING ON HOW TO IMPROVE ONE'S GAME THANX 4 UPLOADING THIS VIDEO GOD BLESS YOU :)
That was a really nice video, always nice to listen to someone with such passion. Keep up the good work!
I'd like to purchase a Silman book...but there are a good number! Which one do you recommend the most?
At 4:19 he probably moved to a6 because he was going to attack your bishop by moving his pawn at b5 :D
Can u refer the material the material you read sir just spell the name and the book out sir you are doing great work professor.
@EltonJThe
He is.
at13:43 you could have played f5, attacking his bishop and putting more pressure on the king area.
He's using the shredder chess app. I use it aswell and it's great. It's not for free though.
20:45 I saw f6+. I actually like that move better. That forces his king to h4.
I feel like he should be standing on the other side due to the shadow blocking the board every time he moves a piece
At8:32 john messed up taking the bishop was terrible. Better was bishop takes e6
John could've went K-D2 to stop push pawn. Love your videos u r a natural teacher.
Nicholas Labit is right. Suggest you amend your video saying you missed it.
23:07 white can play pawn f6 and no matter what black plays next, and win next move.
12:00 Why not try to trade of rooks. Also, John is doing a lot of mistakes.
Why sac the knight when you can do the same thing with the rook anyways?
"He is now officialy threathining my bishop" lol i could stop laughing
wait why were both queens taken out at the same time?????????????????
Great Videos man I love it, keep making videos in your free time..
Are you still doing these videos, Mr. Backyard Professor?
lmao in the best sense, awesome chess story , great videos , thanks
I know that you live in Driggs. Where do you play?
Kxe7, f6+. gxf, Qe6+, Kf8, Qxf6+, Kg8, Qf7+, Kh8, Rh6 mate
Yeah you really are amazing and explanation and theory.
you got lucky? yeah you got lucky with sillman dude :)
What software are you using to load these games into?
Beautiful locals wondering where he lives?
No worries. My comment was not appropriate either.
nice video, wasn't expecting that kind of end. :)
isn`t Qxg4 check mate? instead of exchange queens?
I don't think you know what a "variation" is...
You are so good at this man. Keep at it.
You are great! Thanks so much!!! Fun too!
thx prof for the wonderful way you teach!
nevermind. just noticed you were checked.
23:40. wouldnt Qxg4# be the better move?
John looks like a very good Chess player.
can someone explain to me why at 23:14 John didn't play queen H4. Theoretically if White Took goes to G5 checking the king. White Queen takes Took on G5, then black queen takes white queen on G5 then king takes white queen on G5 leaving Black up in material?
I guess he just would not check with the Rook at G5 then. Rather push pawn f6 and if black takes with g7xf6 then Rook H6 mate. If black does something else f6xg7 will give a passed pawn. G4 to g3 for black instead could lead to queen exchange and white still up on pieces two rooks against rook and the lonely horse ;-)
I'm going to challenge meh comp now. ;-)
I learned a lot about this John guy, :D
Do you go to a chess club in boise, Id?
Great enthusiasm, but terrible player.
Looks like good Chukar country to me.
What App are you using on your phone?
12:41 BEEZ BEEZ BEEZ BEEZ!!!!
The professor played the red pieces :)
subbed! Very informative, thank you!
at 12:20 ne4 would have been strong.