Tricks and Traps | Zero to Hero Chess Speedrun

Welcome to my instructive beginner speedrun, where I'll talk through my thought process while climbing the rating ladder! All speedrun games are streamed live on Twitch.
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[@josueramirez7247]

I find it cool how people at the 300-400 Elo play logical moves unlike bots at that level which mainly play the most random moves.

[@karlgruenewald]

Great video, you explain your thoughts and plans well. Looking forward to more like it!

[@fbaez7132]

This was really fun to watch!

[@conorkrystad4634]

I'm still very much a intermediate player. I read all these openings and my opponents never play them lol

[@chessidychess]

Hey quick question: At 4:00 why didnt you just kick away the knight FIRST with your pawn? By moving pawn to d5. Kicking the white knight away. That would be his first move in that elo. And then you go and trap the white bishop.
Isnt that a wasted opportunity?

[@Chesskidgames]

Hiii

[@paulvandervelden4087]

white-london.....what about when you have black.....reverse london?

[@556andressantorio]

William is very obviously 'him', not 'them'

[@saintsaens21]

Good idea for a series but pretty poor execution: bad video quality, bad framing, no intro or welcome, no talking to the viewers. I get it must be an excerpt from twitch but still, a far cry from your 2000 video.

[@jason9199b]

I completely disagree. Not every video has to be a highly edited polished submission. I can’t imagine how long the 2000 video took to produce.