It’s always the highlight of my day when I see you’ve uploaded a new episode of ‘Chess Master Thinking in Real Life.’ Now I have 3.5 hours of premium content! I’ve learned so much from these videos, and I often pause to figure out the best move. I also love your attitude and positivity, and I try to stay as calm as you, even when I’m tilted. ❤❤
Not a critique at all, just some pronunciation trivia: In German the Z is pronounced like “ts” - like if you said “cats” without the “ca.” GERMAN w’s sound like English v’s. So Zugzwang for example is kind of like “Tsoog-svang” (or zwischenzug = tsvischen-tsoog).
Yeah that Tox guy had to be cheating. My guess is once he blundered the bishop he fired up the rice cooker. Like how come those final moves of the perpetual check took so long to find? You wouldn't even try a perpetual in the first place if you didn't see them.
Hi, @@mike_burkewell it goes back to a game from a while back, where Nelson was playing a cheater who tried to explain his suspicious delay snd timing in moves, because "he was cooking rice in a rice cooker" at that time .
@@mike_burkeSee the Chess Vibes video from a year ago (Aug 2023) called "we need to talk about this" about an email sent by the friend of a suspected cheater, why Nelson had suspicions of cheating, and how he doesn't want his viewers to harass suspected cheaters, if you want the original context.
Hi Nelson, I really appreciate your videos and this whole channel. I was hoping you could help me with something that may be a good idea for a whole video on. I was playing some random opening moves one day, and in my post-game analysis I discovered that I stumbled upon a very particular setup that the Bosnian FM Vlado Narancic uses in basically all of his games as white or black. It's kind of a Caro-Kann/Saragossa + King's Indian mix. Here is the first 8 moves in a game he played in 2017 against Milan Miljkovic just to give you an example of the setup: 1.Nf3 Nf6 2.c3 b6 3.g3 Bb7 4.Bg2 g6 5.d3 Bg7 6.Nbd2 d6 7.O-O Nbd7 8.Qc2 O-O The characteristic moves that Narancic does in this setup is usually the combination of c3 and Qc2. These moves could happen as early as move 2 and 3, but they always tend to happen in the opening. After using Narancic's system in some of my own games, I found it to be pretty flexible, but I think it could use your NM touch to explain the logic behind it and some plans that might be used. THANKS!
Seems like a good try at 1:23:30 would have been Rf8, trying to lure him into capturing on f8, which would then lead you to a Puzzle Rush-style back rank mate by taking on a1, then f1, assuming he didn't resign immediately.
I find the title of the video so funny, it's like thousands of us have gathered just to watch a guy in "the thinker" pose when he really thinks about what he'll have for lunch 😂
One of the players had the nick 'b1under_fest'. If you interpret the part 'fest' of 'blunderfest' in a German way this could either mean a festival of blunders or to be blunder proof (meaning that you win even if you blunder).
In theory, since white begins and always has first move advantage, if both play perfectly with no errors, should white always win? Again, assuming both play a flawless game
Dude i fluctuate between 1800 and 2000s and my accuracy fluctuates all over the place. Have shocked myself with several 90s acxuracies. Ive thought they would think im cheating when reality is i work nights and sometimes im clear and sometimes im not
Calib Williams caught up to the speed of the NFL. Jordan Love has regained his swagger. And Jared Goff shook the rust off. I can't wait for next week I want all of you Vikings fans to know I hate the bears and Packers more.
You have our permission to play a tournament WITHOUT explaining every move. Otherwise, don't bother joining tournaments where fast play is so important. :)
The player was banned. Also, no legitimate players plays with such consistent time usage and gets loads of wins in a row with high accuracy when they’ve also lost so many games. Stay delusional. 🙄
It is the same in Lichess. You have a lot more cheaters in the tournaments. I mean 900 and winning the tournament is ridiculous. You always ask yourself if you have ever seen that in real chess that a 900 rated wins a tournament when 2000+ are ending the same tournament 62nd. Lol
What people like you don't understand is how far you are from people who are world class at a thing. Someone with decades of experience and thousands of games played has a sense for when something is wrong. Nelson's game aside no one on the planet is playing a 64 move game with 97% accuracy at
Yes. Anyone who has expertise in a thing can tell when something is off. Also, Nelson is hugely skilled at chess. If someone dominates him, it’s a good bet that something is fishy
"I need to win faster" - the same person that just tried to do the reset mate in an arena tournament 😂
The tox guy's account is closed for fair play😂
It’s always the highlight of my day when I see you’ve uploaded a new episode of ‘Chess Master Thinking in Real Life.’ Now I have 3.5 hours of premium content! I’ve learned so much from these videos, and I often pause to figure out the best move. I also love your attitude and positivity, and I try to stay as calm as you, even when I’m tilted. ❤❤
Not a critique at all, just some pronunciation trivia:
In German the Z is pronounced like “ts” - like if you said “cats” without the “ca.”
GERMAN w’s sound like English v’s.
So Zugzwang for example is kind of like “Tsoog-svang” (or zwischenzug = tsvischen-tsoog).
loved the shoutout to remote chess academy - been learning so much watching both of you!
That checkmate sequence by that blunderfest guy was absolutely brilliant. Wow.
I was one of those too who. Click the link, click buy now and boom !! Module 1 finish and on the module 2. Great courses with a lot of good advices
Yeah that Tox guy had to be cheating. My guess is once he blundered the bishop he fired up the rice cooker. Like how come those final moves of the perpetual check took so long to find? You wouldn't even try a perpetual in the first place if you didn't see them.
Yea, like if you go there and make the first check, you can basically premove all the next ones, there is no reason for thinking.
Guys, I am fairly new to this game. What does it all mean with rice and rice cookers? Serious Q. Please excuse my noobishness.
Hi, @@mike_burkewell it goes back to a game from a while back, where Nelson was playing a cheater who tried to explain his suspicious delay snd timing in moves, because "he was cooking rice in a rice cooker" at that time .
@@lahu76 Thanks! 😊
@@mike_burkeSee the Chess Vibes video from a year ago (Aug 2023) called "we need to talk about this" about an email sent by the friend of a suspected cheater, why Nelson had suspicions of cheating, and how he doesn't want his viewers to harass suspected cheaters, if you want the original context.
You are an EXCELLENT teacher. Thank you!!!
Yes I agree, Nelson is brilliant!
When my 3-week-old son can't sleep, he watches ChessVibes with me at 3am. Gotta start em young, right?
You realize you’re giving your child a phone addiction ?
You missed a check.ate on the draw game at 1:05:20..queen to F8
He is in check, would be an illegal move
Hi Nelson, I really appreciate your videos and this whole channel. I was hoping you could help me with something that may be a good idea for a whole video on. I was playing some random opening moves one day, and in my post-game analysis I discovered that I stumbled upon a very particular setup that the Bosnian FM Vlado Narancic uses in basically all of his games as white or black. It's kind of a Caro-Kann/Saragossa + King's Indian mix.
Here is the first 8 moves in a game he played in 2017 against Milan Miljkovic just to give you an example of the setup:
1.Nf3 Nf6 2.c3 b6 3.g3 Bb7 4.Bg2 g6 5.d3 Bg7 6.Nbd2 d6 7.O-O Nbd7 8.Qc2 O-O
The characteristic moves that Narancic does in this setup is usually the combination of c3 and Qc2. These moves could happen as early as move 2 and 3, but they always tend to happen in the opening. After using Narancic's system in some of my own games, I found it to be pretty flexible, but I think it could use your NM touch to explain the logic behind it and some plans that might be used. THANKS!
Seems like a good try at 1:23:30 would have been Rf8, trying to lure him into capturing on f8, which would then lead you to a Puzzle Rush-style back rank mate by taking on a1, then f1, assuming he didn't resign immediately.
That Tox guy seemed to suddenly get some rice on his plate towards the end
Account closed for cheating
@@Calibrownsfan oh really? Thanks for the update
You should do more tournaments!
That stalemate was beyond painful. I’m surprised you took it lightly.
Definitely one of the people that snuck into the course early :)
It would be cool if you did some song parodies while you were playing. Still good videos though! You're pretty good at chest
I find the title of the video so funny, it's like thousands of us have gathered just to watch a guy in "the thinker" pose when he really thinks about what he'll have for lunch 😂
One of the players had the nick 'b1under_fest'. If you interpret the part 'fest' of 'blunderfest' in a German way this could either mean a festival of blunders or to be blunder proof (meaning that you win even if you blunder).
I was one of those who wandered in through the open door to Breaking 1500. Oh, well. 😎 Just finished module 1 and already enjoying it.
Nelson: you’re going through the hurricane and still have internet? Wow. 😐
😂😂😂😂
2:51:25 bro thinks he's aman hambleton lmaooooo 😭😭
Ben Finegold's been doing that since before Aman was born
i came here for the timestamp too
LMAO the stalemate "reset checkmate"
@18:45 bro was trying to pull of a GM Aman Hambelton but his opponent was out of time & Neslon's 2 other pawns didnt make a queen & anothr knight!
So many ads. If i got to see little people singing nursery rhymes one more time...😵
In theory, since white begins and always has first move advantage, if both play perfectly with no errors, should white always win? Again, assuming both play a flawless game
Dude i fluctuate between 1800 and 2000s and my accuracy fluctuates all over the place. Have shocked myself with several 90s acxuracies. Ive thought they would think im cheating when reality is i work nights and sometimes im clear and sometimes im not
May we see more of such long chess videos in the future? And even longer, we are addicted! Haha ^_^
The tox guy has a lot of wins with 92+ accuracy with each move being 7-9 seconds apart each time. I went ahead and reported him.
I love you sir , i am learning from you 😊
Hey I was wondering if you could play the stonewall attack as white to see some ideas at the higher level?
How do I play with you Nelson
I extremely love watching gm igor videos cause knows he teaches a lot of openings and positional concepts
Great stream by the way
Calib Williams caught up to the speed of the NFL. Jordan Love has regained his swagger. And Jared Goff shook the rust off. I can't wait for next week I want all of you Vikings fans to know I hate the bears and Packers more.
That 700 got banned lmfao!
How do all those low rated players get top scores in the tournament? Does it still match by elo?
Against blunder_fest, why didn' t you block his rook with bishop f2 .
😂😂😂 I snuck in early 🎉
reset mate is hard
2:51:35 nooooo 😂😭
At 1:05:23, Qe8 #.
I was in check 🙂
@@ChessVibesOfficial Oops.
These tournaments are silly. For it to be a proper tournament everyone should play the same number of games.
1:39:55 I think you could have taken the free rook and won the game! Surprised you didn’t catch it in the post-game analysis!
You have our permission to play a tournament WITHOUT explaining every move. Otherwise, don't bother joining tournaments where fast play is so important. :)
Nelson, Your site has become my afternoon addiction. I feel worse than you when you lose! And what's with all the cheaters ????
17:15 isnt rook to H7 just checkmate?
Hmm.. I saw a quicker mate 48:19 Qh3 Qh7
toxghtthegreat was a cheater. Closed for fair play.
You are besttttttttt
First game he doesn’t win - opponent must be cheating
The player was banned. Also, no legitimate players plays with such consistent time usage and gets loads of wins in a row with high accuracy when they’ve also lost so many games. Stay delusional. 🙄
Obligatory UA-cam algorithm comment
Why so many adverts now I no they help pay for the channel but they so long and so many
How often are you seeing them?
I’m not sure exactly but a lot are now 20 seconds and then another 20 seconds I thought it’s not usually that long and not be able to skip 👍
I just got a couple of adverts for the whole 3 hours and 20 minutes. Not an issue.
@@chriselcombe847 you only had 2 adverts for thee whole video ? I feel violated
It is the same in Lichess. You have a lot more cheaters in the tournaments. I mean 900 and winning the tournament is ridiculous. You always ask yourself if you have ever seen that in real chess that a 900 rated wins a tournament when 2000+ are ending the same tournament 62nd. Lol
These tournaments are a joke. A real tournament everyone would play the same number of games
The game against blunderfest I think you created your problems with premature pawn grabbing. Instead of Qxp just castle and your position is secure.
it is ok to draw against 1800, you don't need to promote this attitude among the community. Dislike again
Blunder fest game...queen takx c3??
I see
Yo
Every time you get outplayed there is something fishy? Sounds like poor sportsmanship!
Except that person's account is now banned for cheating so... yeah.
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Clown (#2)
Good playing but my Playing is better than tou
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Good playing but my Playing is better than you
How you think? You think everyone is cheating. What a whiner.
You mean the guy who's banned now? 🚫
Whoops, how you like that egg on your face? Hah
1:09:27 wasn't Knight g5 a move that leads to a checkmate here?
Gets beat all the time might I add
"toxghtthegreat" account has been closed for violating fair play 😄
Chess Master..... Hmmm....
Gets beat and then reports someone for cheating ....
Laughable.
The guy's account got closed for cheating, he was right
What people like you don't understand is how far you are from people who are world class at a thing. Someone with decades of experience and thousands of games played has a sense for when something is wrong. Nelson's game aside no one on the planet is playing a 64 move game with 97% accuracy at
@@Hotobu Eloquently stated.
Yes. Anyone who has expertise in a thing can tell when something is off.
Also, Nelson is hugely skilled at chess. If someone dominates him, it’s a good bet that something is fishy