Chess Engines Are Too Strong...

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  @sheldonkupa9120 · 10 months ago

  This is a very nice channel. More serious and deep than "sacrifice the roooook" . No disrespect. I hope you can keep it up and a lot of people subscribe! I just did.

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• TH

  @thebloodmoonrising · 8 months ago

  Very funny that I saw a4 and that you need to trade the pawn, but I didn't see the idea behind it, I just felt like it's a correct move.

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• GU

  @guylee0 · 10 months ago

  This is a fantastic breakdown. Awesome video. Definitely should be part of a future book or something. Thank u for sharing this...

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• SU

  @suwfe29 · 10 months ago

  This video reminds me of the beauty of chess

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• BU

  @bustersbrain · 10 months ago

  I finally understand why engines can screw up players below 1800. This makes me want to ditch my apps for a while, get a hardcopy of a Lasker, Alekhine or Capa book and soak up some human chess.

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• FA

  @fallinglines · 10 months ago

  Oh look it's my goat GM Noel Studer here with more invaluable chess improvement information ❤️🖤

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  @b0tm4st3r · 10 months ago

  Thanks a lot for this video, this was very entertaining and instructive. Probably the best video about engine chess I have yet seen. It is also very reassuring to know that even a grandmaster gets massive headaches from analysing these positions with an engine. This makes me feel like I am maybe not completely stupid when it comes to chess, lol.

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• EL

  @elrodtherocker · 10 months ago (edited)

  I found a4 but that's how far I got! Great video!

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  @projectpiano5231 · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txGLGN1dkQI&amp;t=296">4:56</a> deserves triple exclam 😂 your laughter is contagious btw

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• RO

  @Rombik97 · 2 months ago

  The level of epistemology you use in explaining how to think in our game analysis is truly astounding! Great video, as usual!

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  @Icehockeyplyr1 · 10 months ago

  Thank you for putting in the effort and time to show us this type of thought process

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  @anywhywho · 9 months ago

  My takeaway was some of the one and two move tactics, that I wasn&apos;t aware of