99% tactics and 1% strategy rightly said by Grandmaster. That 1 percent strategy matters a lot right from the beginning word go. Opening line study gives fundamental understanding of proper opening where you can derive your strategy and that gives birth to the middle game position. Imbalance study in chess plays a vital role in chess... End game study demand your calculation strength. There is one more chess, combination chess. It is not everyone's cup of tea. Mikhail Tal was one of those. Please don't underestimated chess game. Yes, you can implement chess style in your practical life. Attack is a best way of defense. Thanks!
"no wonder there are more than 190,000 games to be played", the number of possible chess games is bigger than the number of atoms in the universe, the figure 197742 is the number of possible games after both players moved twice and it increases dramatically after an additional move to 121 million and so on
121 million u say do u know that's not even half the population of only humans on earth itself.And comparing atoms lol. Atoms are the units which make almost everything in the universe.There are so many Atoms in this galaxy that even if u start from today and keep on writing 0 after 1 for the rest of ur life it wont be enough to calculate all of the atoms in this galaxy let alone the universe.
@@sabyasachighose1003 the number 121 millions is after BOTH players moved ONLY THREE TIMES, it grows exponentially as the game continues, it is estimated that the number of possible moves in chess is 10^120 while number of atoms in the observable universe is 10^80, other calculated in to be even bigger at 10^(10^50) and some applied a different approach of "sensible" moves and games to be 10^40 moves, but on a technical, pure combinatorics sense, it's bigger than the number of atoms
Playing chess seriously, and I mean literally calculating lines, choosing best moves, building plans and recognise some patterns improves not only visualisation, but also analytical skills, calculation skills, memory , concentration, planning and patience etc. There is many things that chess can improve in your brain. It’s rightfully called the intellectual game cause through history there was many mathematicians, scientists, doctors and other prestigious professions that played this game and had a grandmasters title. It’s a very deep game, and to play it perfectly at the highest level is extremely hard for people, that’s why we will never win against the strongest engines, but we still can constantly keep improving
@@tag0088 You're wrong. When it comes to chess, along with intelligence, it's about how a person thinks. A person should be habituated to thinking in a certain way. Chess requires strategic planning. You can be very smart and still lack this one aspect. If you're smart you can easily find all the tactics you want but after you're rated 1800 it's almost useless
I think strategy and tactics are skills of their own. I used to have a very little interest in chess, but after playing warhammer and making progress with my tactical and strategical skills, I started to appreciate and enjoy chess a lot more. And strategy is basically about making the best of you limited resources, tactics is about execution of that plan. And to evaluate tactics one requires all of the skills - visualization, theoretical knowledge, a little bit of probability intuition or knowledge, a little bit of psychology. They are surely complex skill, because they depend on a set of different soft and hard skills, but still a skill that is more than the sum of its parts.
I've been getting into chess lately and I've noticed that I can only do things now if it has backup plan. Take advantage of people mistakes while looking for a way to make them regret it. I feel toxic I kinda don't like it
This like asking `Learning a new language make you starter` Of course Chess makes you smarter. This is obviously an proven. But main point is you cannot be genuis just playing chess/ Intellegence depends genetics. education. your social enviroment etc Also there types of Intellegences/ Social intellegence/Kineastetic intellegece/ musical intellegece/ As conclude chess is so useful for every view but playing too much it can be harmful
When you try to do something require more intelligence you will feel like that , exactly like when you solve math problems, when the question is easy , you are happy but when you try to solve a hard problem you will like a dumb person, but when you fell like that you should know that you are improving
@@primecyber6760 Glad to be here! I genuinely like your content so far, so it's pretty neat to find your channel. Heck, I'm already thinking of making a pic of your character and mine chilling outside. Looks pretty cool in my mind. Too bad I still suck at drawing.
The quote of bobby fischer is a complete lie he thinks he is smart thats why he calls kasparov an idiot, which is a childish behavior just to show people that he is smart for attention and affection.
@@randomizer1227 is it verified..i mean he was a celeb and would have somehow manipulated the scores... Maybe i am not right... don't hate it was just an hypothesis..i can be wrong...
Um actually others accepted his quote that's why ur hearing it now.Even if Fischer was childish I m pretty sure not everyone of those listened to him and adored him were
For me, When i started playing Chess it was hard. But after 1 year i saw a significant advantage in focus, and visualization of Mathematics equation. It would be like Math and Chess is related Because in Chess you can calculate as many variations. And for Math, It can help when you dont know how to solve an equation because you can calculate the possibilities. : )
At the end of the day, chess isn't the smartest game out there. Options and strategies are quite limited. That being said it chess fully removes chance from the equation, meaning that luck never wins games at the top level.
@@TheSkatersk8terskate Yeah I mean, everyone follows certain opening principles and certain book openings, so no one really creates their own strategy. So he's right in saying strategy is limited in chess unless you're playing at the very top level. If you're someone who is rated 1200 and plays an opening after watching a youtube video, you're not strategising anything at all
@@mootje4001 Yeah but all those are supposed to be memorised. You're not creating strategies. Youre memorising them. People like Magnus Carlsen create strategies because their opponents are well aware of all the book ones but average club players don't do any kind of strategising on their own
Chess is just a game. The more you play. The more moves you know. Even chess engines play like players but they can calculate far ahead. Human kind can do it too. Chess doesn't have anything on do with intelligence. A world class tennis player is equally smarter as a chess player
It seems that chess attracts the intelligent people who naturally find interest in it(high in openness) which is correlated to high IQ. Visualization in chess is a game of intended probabilities that changes through the moves of your opponent that changes the whole game strategy which low to normal iq can't bother too much to it. It's safe to say that people with high IQ can facilitate that time without too much compensation. Autism or idiot savants compared to high IQ players tend to accommodate the game with nothing to spare outside that brain processing and other aspects of life. I'd say learn chess if you want to process faster and keep your brain healthy and functional. It's more beneficial if just a hobby than your entire life.
Obviously playing chess as a beginner and knowing absolutely nothing, and then not studying at all, obviously you won't become any smarter playing chess. If you actually study and learn openings, tactics, ideas, strategy, etc. Then yes you will become smarter playing chess like me
"Maybe chess has nothing to do with maths at all but to simulate scenarios in your head, making chess not a game of Logic but a game of Visualization". This might suggest that a person with a good working memory will likely be good at chess. The Wide Range Intelligence Test by Pearson indicates how good your working memory is. A person with a high score on working memory might not necessarily be called a genius.
there are more than 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 games of chess not just 200,000!
I used to be pretty good at chess but I had to be in the mood. I could beat my chest wizz history teacher with half my pawns removed. That's how I got an A that semester. A bet. "I'll remove half my pawns and still beat you if I can get an A". The last game I played, I wasn't interest at all and just set my self up to loose. I wasn't in the mood to use my brain.
@@log-907 I get that you're new, but do you know Gasai what a joke is? Lol. I am saying this to promote 9LX to disparage regular chess in that it's as if this change in chess, which is a small change to most players, has a large impact.
@@nicbentulan was your entire comment and it's meaning a joke?? because I am not new. I have seen some of your crazy posts around the freestyle chess goat challenge as well. if it wasn't, don't try to promote something by stating incorrect information.
99% tactics and 1% strategy rightly said by Grandmaster. That 1 percent strategy matters a lot right from the beginning word go. Opening line study gives fundamental understanding of proper opening where you can derive your strategy and that gives birth to the middle game position. Imbalance study in chess plays a vital role in chess... End game study demand your calculation strength. There is one more chess, combination chess. It is not everyone's cup of tea. Mikhail Tal was one of those. Please don't underestimated chess game. Yes, you can implement chess style in your practical life. Attack is a best way of defense. Thanks!
Yeah well. Chess makes you dumb. #9LX makes you smart.
"no wonder there are more than 190,000 games to be played", the number of possible chess games is bigger than the number of atoms in the universe, the figure 197742 is the number of possible games after both players moved twice and it increases dramatically after an additional move to 121 million and so on
I was thinking the same about that number being a little bit low, probably 5 or 6 off. Jk it’s way to low
121 million u say do u know that's not even half the population of only humans on earth itself.And comparing atoms lol. Atoms are the units which make almost everything in the universe.There are so many Atoms in this galaxy that even if u start from today and keep on writing 0 after 1 for the rest of ur life it wont be enough to calculate all of the atoms in this galaxy let alone the universe.
@@sabyasachighose1003 the number 121 millions is after BOTH players moved ONLY THREE TIMES, it grows exponentially as the game continues, it is estimated that the number of possible moves in chess is 10^120 while number of atoms in the observable universe is 10^80, other calculated in to be even bigger at 10^(10^50) and some applied a different approach of "sensible" moves and games to be 10^40 moves, but on a technical, pure combinatorics sense, it's bigger than the number of atoms
@@danny3640 🥸💯
I stopped watching after this line
Playing chess seriously, and I mean literally calculating lines, choosing best moves, building plans and recognise some patterns improves not only visualisation, but also analytical skills, calculation skills, memory , concentration, planning and patience etc. There is many things that chess can improve in your brain. It’s rightfully called the intellectual game cause through history there was many mathematicians, scientists, doctors and other prestigious professions that played this game and had a grandmasters title. It’s a very deep game, and to play it perfectly at the highest level is extremely hard for people, that’s why we will never win against the strongest engines, but we still can constantly keep improving
It's the "visualising" side of things that I struggle with most in chess. Good video!
Thank you! Like they say, practice makes perfect.
Lol
Chess makes you dumb. #9LX makes you smart.
Visualisation is harder in chess than in 9LX. In 9LX visualisation is both less difficult and more useful.
@@nicbentulan What the hell is 9LX?
@@extramile.5yago
9LX is the past, present and future.
It's just a game. Like anything, the more you practice, the better you will be at playing chess.
there is a ceiling which is determined by intelligence , which is genetic
yes even dumb person like me can win number 4 in tournament, we just need interest in chess and practice also analysis game after you lose
@@tag0088 You're wrong. When it comes to chess, along with intelligence, it's about how a person thinks. A person should be habituated to thinking in a certain way. Chess requires strategic planning. You can be very smart and still lack this one aspect. If you're smart you can easily find all the tactics you want but after you're rated 1800 it's almost useless
@@achyuththouta6957 not strategic plans bute tactics.
The thing is it doesnt make play better at chess
I think strategy and tactics are skills of their own. I used to have a very little interest in chess, but after playing warhammer and making progress with my tactical and strategical skills, I started to appreciate and enjoy chess a lot more.
And strategy is basically about making the best of you limited resources, tactics is about execution of that plan.
And to evaluate tactics one requires all of the skills - visualization, theoretical knowledge, a little bit of probability intuition or knowledge, a little bit of psychology.
They are surely complex skill, because they depend on a set of different soft and hard skills, but still a skill that is more than the sum of its parts.
Whatever the conclusion is, I love the first savage quote of Bobby Fischer
😂😂
I've been getting into chess lately and I've noticed that I can only do things now if it has backup plan. Take advantage of people mistakes while looking for a way to make them regret it. I feel toxic I kinda don't like it
CHESS SUCKS. Chess makes you dumb. #9LX makes you smart.
@@nicbentulan ok grandma
@@Ziel.. what? I was saying I agree with you that chess is a toxic game.
i sense lack of good parenting in you
@@karicartes hahaha. imagine his kid going "dad can we go get ice cream?"
"Not unless your bishop is unpinned"
This like asking `Learning a new language make you starter` Of course Chess makes you smarter. This is obviously an proven. But main point is you cannot be genuis just playing chess/ Intellegence depends genetics. education. your social enviroment etc Also there types of Intellegences/ Social intellegence/Kineastetic intellegece/ musical intellegece/ As conclude chess is so useful for every view but playing too much it can be harmful
What does it mean to be a genius?
@@nellikondaakashgoud9468Someone who can understand things much faster than the average person.
You said “horse.” Goodbye.
Levy sometimes says horse so don't watch him either
As a candidate master, I feel dumb and depressed all the time.
Why?
When you try to do something require more intelligence you will feel like that , exactly like when you solve math problems, when the question is easy , you are happy but when you try to solve a hard problem you will like a dumb person, but when you fell like that you should know that you are improving
Playing chess makes you as smart as plsying valorant does..both are just games.. don't overthink this shit too much
This is really nice to put on in the background. The style is really nice and feels pretty high in quality. Keep it up!
Thank you for your feedback! You are actually the first person to comment on one of my videos so I am glad that you like it. :)
@@primecyber6760 Glad to be here! I genuinely like your content so far, so it's pretty neat to find your channel. Heck, I'm already thinking of making a pic of your character and mine chilling outside. Looks pretty cool in my mind. Too bad I still suck at drawing.
@@noisynixx A victorian bunny and a robot are quite the duo.
@@primecyber6760 Yeah I'm thinking Snoopy and Woodstock.
yep. totally agree. It's an interesting channel^^
really well laid out video and well researched. thanks mate.
“One study shows.” Proceeds to pull up a scatter plot with like 50 points….NOT to mention the 190000 games comment. This video is killing me.
The quote of bobby fischer is a complete lie he thinks he is smart thats why he calls kasparov an idiot, which is a childish behavior just to show people that he is smart for attention and affection.
idk dude he has an iq of 185 or something so he is smart at least technically
@@randomizer1227 is it verified..i mean he was a celeb and would have somehow manipulated the scores... Maybe i am not right... don't hate it was just an hypothesis..i can be wrong...
Um actually others accepted his quote that's why ur hearing it now.Even if Fischer was childish I m pretty sure not everyone of those listened to him and adored him were
@@jackyjack9660 lol you can’t manipulate the score
So then perhaps those who are naturally quite creative would be good at chess? It would make sense since they tend to be good at visualising things
Maybe chess reduces our errors we make in other subjects just like chess
Maybe not. Chess makes you dumb. #9LX makes you smart.
For me, When i started playing Chess it was hard. But after 1 year i saw a significant advantage in focus, and visualization of Mathematics equation.
It would be like Math and Chess is related
Because in Chess you can calculate as many variations.
And for Math, It can help when you dont know how to solve an equation because you can calculate the possibilities. : )
not to forget the memorization skills, i can play blindfolded chess now with mental math
At the end of the day, chess isn't the smartest game out there. Options and strategies are quite limited. That being said it chess fully removes chance from the equation, meaning that luck never wins games at the top level.
Options and strategies are limited??? 😂😂😂
fam all you have is strategies and opinions
@@TheSkatersk8terskate Yeah I mean, everyone follows certain opening principles and certain book openings, so no one really creates their own strategy. So he's right in saying strategy is limited in chess unless you're playing at the very top level. If you're someone who is rated 1200 and plays an opening after watching a youtube video, you're not strategising anything at all
@@mootje4001 Yeah but all those are supposed to be memorised. You're not creating strategies. Youre memorising them. People like Magnus Carlsen create strategies because their opponents are well aware of all the book ones but average club players don't do any kind of strategising on their own
@@achyuththouta6957 It's apply in the opening part. But middle games and endgames are strategic.
*Does chess REALLY make you smart?*
*Me; NO! I'VE BEEN PLAYING CHESS FOR 5 YEARS AND STILL NOTHIHG*
You must already be relatively smart then, also have you improved in chess?
@ahmadmunif7479 your brain doesn't visualize humour ? I bet you're not a Chess player
@ahmadmunif7479 you're way way too slow
I like chess because you can learn it in 10 mins and you spend your life in it to be a very good at it.
“ chess is life “. Bobby Fischer
Chess is just a game. The more you play. The more moves you know. Even chess engines play like players but they can calculate far ahead. Human kind can do it too. Chess doesn't have anything on do with intelligence. A world class tennis player is equally smarter as a chess player
I am not smart or anything i just love chess even tho i am so bad at it
Same bro.
You should play Minecraft
It seems that chess attracts the intelligent people who naturally find interest in it(high in openness) which is correlated to high IQ. Visualization in chess is a game of intended probabilities that changes through the moves of your opponent that changes the whole game strategy which low to normal iq can't bother too much to it. It's safe to say that people with high IQ can facilitate that time without too much compensation. Autism or idiot savants compared to high IQ players tend to accommodate the game with nothing to spare outside that brain processing and other aspects of life. I'd say learn chess if you want to process faster and keep your brain healthy and functional. It's more beneficial if just a hobby than your entire life.
best chess players are 80 IQ though
Obviously playing chess as a beginner and knowing absolutely nothing, and then not studying at all, obviously you won't become any smarter playing chess. If you actually study and learn openings, tactics, ideas, strategy, etc. Then yes you will become smarter playing chess like me
Chess won't make you smarter when you're playing bullet (and maybe blitz) chess, especially when your focus when studying is opening theory
"Maybe chess has nothing to do with maths at all but to simulate scenarios in your head, making chess not a game of Logic but a game of Visualization".
This might suggest that a person with a good working memory will likely be good at chess.
The Wide Range Intelligence Test by Pearson indicates how good your working memory is. A person with a high score on working memory might not necessarily be called a genius.
Hikaru visualising the end of the game
When you say "visualizing scenarios", are you saying actually solving them or just recalling them from memory?
i think he meant by planning your moves and opponent's possible counter moves ahead
Dude you deserve more subscribers
then what games should i play or things to do to become smart? am stupid :(
@Just Some Guy without a Mustache Hey dude, didn't think I'll see you here
Have you tried.....
Thinking?
@@maxwellsequation4887 i cant think much..i get lost midway
Just star observing smart people and apply their smartness to someone else
@@SanjayDiary1 ok bro
Yes anything that trains your brain makes you smart like anime etc
Those 61 smart people
Did you stopped making videos
Anything which constantly improve and practice make you smarter.Please find another ways to enlighten us.
Please explain
there are more than 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 games of chess not just 200,000!
Honestly you're absolutely right 👍💯
I used to be pretty good at chess but I had to be in the mood. I could beat my chest wizz history teacher with half my pawns removed. That's how I got an A that semester. A bet. "I'll remove half my pawns and still beat you if I can get an A". The last game I played, I wasn't interest at all and just set my self up to loose. I wasn't in the mood to use my brain.
I agree i think chess is a skill that everyone can master if they put in the time regardless of intelligence
Chess help in the decision making
bro your are way too smart to have 197 subs
Bro dont give on yt you good i mean for reall
Believe me this is my game!
It's better than playing fortnite 😂
Good video man
no wonder im a fucking idiot
Upload more videos bro
wonderful video, thank you
Which language is he speaking? 😕
Bri'ish
Done to 100 sub👍👍
I didn't retain a damn thing. Too distracted by accent.
Perfect
Am gonna make u 100 sub
Chess is predictable
It sure makes you arrogant
Chess makes you dumb. #9LX makes you smart.
WDYM thats a version of chess lol. where proof?
@@log-907
I get that you're new, but do you know Gasai what a joke is? Lol.
I am saying this to promote 9LX to disparage regular chess in that it's as if this change in chess, which is a small change to most players, has a large impact.
@@nicbentulan was your entire comment and it's meaning a joke?? because I am not new. I have seen some of your crazy posts around the freestyle chess goat challenge as well. if it wasn't, don't try to promote something by stating incorrect information.
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