I Underestimated This Opening | Chess Rating Climb 1812 to 1819

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• DA

  @darragiraafet7754 · 3 months ago

  Don't be sorry man. Bad games happen. And still even if you lose, it's still instructive. You are the best at explaining your thinking process

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• SY

  @sylentknyte · 3 months ago (edited)

  The entire Chess pool seems to have gotten dramatically better. I used to be 1200 Blitz and now I'm struggling to stay over 1000. Getting decimated by people playing 85+ accuracy, zero blunder games. The next chess generation raised with AI and engines is going to be scary.

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• RC

  @RCB-j5f · 3 months ago

  Nelson's Bad day Is my Average Day.

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• MA

  @MaxPower2719 · 3 months ago (edited)

  Game 2: this isn’t the first time he's allowed the knight pin (to his Queen) to continue for way too long.

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• WA

  @Watty_404 · 3 months ago

  Good luck for the weekend Nelson. Rest up. A wise man once said... Stay sharp, play smart!

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• J.

  @J.Richmond-g8p · 3 months ago

  Watching this video and the one before, I get the sense that you're overcomplicating your play.

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• RO

  @RonFlxsh · 3 months ago

  This might sound crazy, but from an educational point of view, if u edited a video to play an hour of one opening, may be impactful . A lot of work, may not be good for the algorithm but it’s been something I been thinking about for a few seasons … great work always, hovering around 1000 elo haven’t been playing but it’s funny I watched so many of ur videos , I do a ton of moves , openings and ideas I have no clue that I know . Its kind of wild

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• SA

  @sanjav · 3 months ago

  &quot;sometimes you do get lucky in chess&quot;<br><br>Hope chesser me nods with conviction

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• KI

  @kingsolo6241 · 3 months ago

  1800 is when chess gets serious. It’s no joke. Thats where I float playing rapid. I’m usually 1700’s. I’ve got to 1823 is my highest. It just with my job I don’t have too much time to study.

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• NO

  @normanlove222 · 3 months ago

  did you ever do a video showing how to analyse after the game, like you are doing and able to know the percentage of people who made a move and what stockfish would have done? It would be nice to see what you are seeing as you describe all that. So we could learn to do what you do.

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• MS

  @msg63bretired82 · 3 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qouwTHf6zAM&amp;t=2850">47:30</a> failure to use the blunder proof protocol 😂<br>We still love you, Patzer.

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• IH

  @iHonkyTonk · 3 months ago

  thank you for the upload, was craving some freshy Chess Vibes tonight

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