The 3 Ways to FLAG Your Opponent in Chess (EVIL!)

Hope you enjoyed this, let me know if you have any questions in the comments below! :)
Key takeaways:
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1) Make things complicated!
- Avoid trading
- Force them to calculate
2) Break expectations!
- Shock your opponent
3) Premove when possible (safely!)
- Capture your own piece
- After a check (since you know their next move)
Chapters:
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0:00 Intro
0:18 1) Make things complicated!
0:29 1a) Avoid trading
0:56 1b) Force them to calculate
1:25 Conclusion of 1) Make things complicated
1:40 2) Break expectations!
2:39 2a) Shock your opponent
2:55 Conclusion of 2) Break expectations
3:07 3) Premove when possible
3:25 3a) Capture your own piece
3:46 Example of a bad premove
4:01 3b) Premove if you know their move
4:31 Learn more about premoving here
4:36 Congratulations! + GIVEAWAY
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[@anteleonstarcevic1108]

I'm a 2200 Elo chess player and I will never forget when I played against Sandro time odds 3/1 (me having 3 minutes and him having 1 minute) and he flagged me in the end! That only shows you how good Sandro really is!

[@LionChess]

Thank you so much, Ante! :D

[@manuelmilinkovic1409]

I break their expectations by blundering my own piece, sometimes I even break my own expectations haha, thats why we love bullet chess.

[@LionChess]

😂😂😂

[@againsthegrainx7556]

One of my favorite videos you’ve made - entertaining, useful, funny and fun to watch

[@LionChess]

Thank you very much! I hope you can apply this in your games :)

[@vegardt3433]

Nice video! A lot of good considerations there.

[@LionChess]

Thank you very much! I hope you can successfully apply it in your games 😄

[@louismyers8845]

Thought it was a great video - thank you for the advice!

[@LionChess]

Thank you! 🥰

[@brunoribaric8012]

Wow, I don't even care about chess and this video is interesting. Good job man! :)

[@LionChess]

Thank you so much! :D

[@magazinnik]

My favorite is to sac a queen or a rook when there are 2 seconds left and it takes the opponent a lot of time to understand what the hell my plan is.

[@LionChess]

Love that! :'D

[@jamesguimary1252]

Nice,,,👍

[@LionChess]

I hope you enjoyed it and found it useful :)

[@adnanghaleb2196]

Thanks

[@LionChess]

Happy to help 😄

[@dennisharrell2236]

I understand that premoving is an integral part of blitz. I consider playing blitz training to blunder.

[@LionChess]

Blitz has a time and place. I use it to practice openings because it allows me to get many games in. I also use it for tactical awareness and speed of calculation
Premoving is a great skill anyway. Could easily happen that you're low on time in a rapid game

[@louismyers8845]

The flag at the start 🤣

[@LionChess]

Kinda proud of that 😂

[@darrylkassle361]

Another good way that works sometimes is chatting / messaging /commenting it takes their attention away from the game. These are dirty tactics buy hey they are technically legal so if it's within the rules of the game why not. Looks like I am going to hell

[@LionChess]

Love that 😂😂