i definately love these vids.lets see some super hard to spot tactics,the harder the tactic is to spot for me,the more i learn when it is discussed.thks good chess jro
so much for zukertort being the more tacticly wise player of the two.. i mean iv seen some of his games and he really played like shit i mean like sub 2000 level
@pipatoad Because... It's black's turn??? If you're talking about the pawn on f6, It would not have been the best move, it would have been quite a terrible move actually. In short why would I "simply" make a move that isn't game winning?
excellent video...it's interesting to see what Zuckertort could have played instead of capturing the rook. According to my search engine - Bc8 and it really seems the only move. anything else will lose more material (even the queen) after white plays Rh4
yes the position of the queen suspended directly above the king led to a desire to clear the file, and the critical defending pawn stood out as well as the possible forking double check....after some sacrifice...am becoming much more comfortable about sacs and concenrtrated on positional advantages...your lessons and games have been extremely helpful !!!
Been enjoying your tutorials for the past few weeks, now that I've come back to playing. This was one line that I saw right away, and felt good about seeing it! That said, I'm a very modest rated player that has moments of brilliance, but mostly blunder when playing higher rated players lol..
I have been messing around with the kings gambit declined for a bit now, and i have found i like to remove that same pawn too, usally after they castle king side, just to give me a nice runway. what i do is normally use my black tile bishop as a gambit to open it up, so far it has worked ok.
Still, i think im some way off having any use for videos like this yet, im no GM.
My idea would be something along the lines of using the x-ray pin along the E file, so 1.RxNh6!! Seems to make great use of this! There is also a potential of a fork with black's King and Queen on f6. Looks nice!
If I already spotted those moves in approximately 2 minutes after first glance at the position of the board, does that mean I'm on a strong level of tactics?
The line I saw was Bxc7, Rc8, Nd6+, Nxd6, Bxd6 threatening Qxe7# on the next move. Kd8 is no good because the black rook is on c8 and the white bishop is still protecting c7. Black does have an escape in Kf8 but his defense is clearly compromised.
The white knight comes to the square f6 with check to the black king and also attacking the black queen. This is a fork. Now the knight is on a square where it could be captured by the black bishop, but if the bishop moved then the black king would be in check from the white queen. So the bishop is said to be PINNED to the black king. A PIN is where a piece can't move off its square as it will either put its own king in to check or lead to the loss of material or to a positional weakness.
why not white to d4? it can either take bishop or pawn of blacks or make black defend and eventually make the king vulnerable to a queen or just be a free pawn on b2. Another thing is that blacks b3 pawn is weak and free to kill from the whites bishop
This is not what I would call "grandmaster tactics". Zukertort simply made an enormous blunder.
You can see real "grandmaster's tactics" in Tal's games for instance, or for a recent game, look for Morozevich - Vachier-Lagraeve, pretty impressive.
I don't know for sure, but how about knight f2? He's attacking the queen, forcing black to move it to safety and white saves his rook in the next move. Black's still in a bad shape, but the queen is indeed not lost.
Good move but after Kf2 attacking the queen the game continues with white having a knight down, and if some grandmasters surrender at one pawn loss, one knight would be a really hard game to win. Anyway im not sure if Kf2 is the best move if f5.
at first i was thinking, why can't the resigned grandmaster just take that knight. But then I saw that once he does, the knight can fork the king and the bishop again. I actually saw this move coming, but i didn't expect the queen fork :)
A pinned piece is one that is being attacked and has another piece of more importance and value behind it. For example if it's the king behind it, it can't legally move and is completely pinned down. If it's a piece of more material value (like a rook or queen) then it can move but if it does the other more valuable piece will be captured. Rooks, bishops, and the queen can pin pieces as they are the long range attackers.
there is also a similer move to the the piin called the skewer it almost the same except that the piece being attacked has a less valuable piece behind it like a rook behind an attacked queen
I played around with the idea of those moves and got it as soon as you started to explain, but thats why you put these videos on right, to help people improve, so you are awesome and you're doing a great job, thanks
Well we need to remember that there has been a century of development in terms of chess theory since then, much to the benefit of modern chess players. That being said, GM's still make mistakes at the top levels of chess, which is a healthy thing for the game overall.
And that's a straw man, you should read what I said... It is a good move, in a complicated position. There are quite a few threats and many opportunities to mischaracterize the threats, just as you have mischaracterized my comment.
i got bishop take knight, knight take bishop, rook take knight then pawn take rook (i got this from focusing on the knight) but from there i didn't get anything, but i assumed there was a good move i just hadn't seen - turns out there was - another great video jrobi 5/5
perhaps it shows how far chess has advanced from then like anything else: compare with athletics where the records of the passed have been brushed away time and again
it was before Steinitz time,so good players didn't know anything about center, pawn structure,and something like 1.Nf3 was something what only weak players played. Before Steinitz it was all like cafeteria chess
This is not true at all. There were many good players before Steinitz, such as Le Bourdonnais, Adolf Anderssen and Paul Morphy. You can sit comfortably behind rybka and think people used to play cafeteria chess, but there were many chess geniuses in the 1800's.
king f7 white replies knight to h2 queen had two squares to move to (g6 or f5) either one leads to knight d3 check and the bishop will take the queen next move it's slightly better but not by much
When do you look for the decisive move. You can't do it on every move. I think It's a guess that you'll not get a better change than is now presented.
i definately love these vids.lets see some super hard to spot tactics,the harder the tactic is to spot for me,the more i learn when it is discussed.thks good chess jro
Papajack55 1 week ago
saw the fork after 30 sec... then constructed the means...
GenuineViking 1 month ago in playlist Chess Tactics
how is the bishop pinned???
flybirdefly 1 month ago
@flybirdefly The White queen ...
reallyflasshy 1 month ago
@flybirdefly because taking with his bishop would be illegal since the white queen is there.
24cincyreds 2 weeks ago
I saw this b4 he said it! i feel like a winner lol
TheSwaggerCat 2 months ago
chess chess-master1.
bigglenn11203 2 months ago
I saw it nice play tho
magiccards05 3 months ago
so much for zukertort being the more tacticly wise player of the two.. i mean iv seen some of his games and he really played like shit i mean like sub 2000 level
KillaNinja0 5 months ago
at 4:00 why doesn't white simply capture the pawn that is being defended by the other pawn with his rook?
pipatoad 5 months ago
@pipatoad Because... It's black's turn??? If you're talking about the pawn on f6, It would not have been the best move, it would have been quite a terrible move actually. In short why would I "simply" make a move that isn't game winning?
ledzeppeman 2 months ago
patzers count in points lol
YsnipezYMw2 5 months ago
Le Quang Liem no.1
KatiushaVN4 5 months ago
I saw the line really quickly! :D
Saltistic 6 months ago
After the knight cap Rxh6 ignore rook and bring you rook to f8 defending the fork.
Btpride305 6 months ago
i saw the line as soon as the diagram came up!!
rorye98 7 months ago
i saw the line after like 10seconds :)
swedenviggo 7 months ago
what iam trying to figure out is did the person who was playing black not calculate this before he moved his knight to h6?
mirwel999 7 months ago in playlist CHESS MASTERS
I'd love to be able to pull this off in a chess match someday!
YodatheJedi12 7 months ago
I feel proud cuz I spotted that line :)
justnofreakingway 8 months ago
I'm proud of myself for spotting this line at a meager 979 rating
moviecritic6 8 months ago
Chinese chess is smarter
Henryzhong01 8 months ago
excellent video...it's interesting to see what Zuckertort could have played instead of capturing the rook. According to my search engine - Bc8 and it really seems the only move. anything else will lose more material (even the queen) after white plays Rh4
brynevsfischer1956 9 months ago
were they playing speed chess or wat... that was a pretty big mistake
xNecroKey 9 months ago
This only worked because black made a mistake by taking with the pawn. Black could have had a bishod in exchange for his weaker knight
MoPar7055 9 months ago
i saw it yehhhhh
LuckynumberSlevin11 10 months ago
???
aOmmyLuv 10 months ago
Great analysis! What's your standard rating? I'll bet it's above 2000!
voncoolio 11 months ago
Don't wanna sound like a noob but why couldn't the bishop attack the knight.
skategod17412 11 months ago
@skategod17412 Because the queen would've been in check with the king (Y)
Thelegendkiller17 11 months ago
@Thelegendkiller17 Didn't notice that either, haha, thanks.
AContusionInside 10 months ago
yes the position of the queen suspended directly above the king led to a desire to clear the file, and the critical defending pawn stood out as well as the possible forking double check....after some sacrifice...am becoming much more comfortable about sacs and concenrtrated on positional advantages...your lessons and games have been extremely helpful !!!
GusCollias 1 year ago
After Rh6 ..f5! would save Zukertort
ganjoy007 1 year ago
@ganjoy007 I mean Rxh6 followed by f5!
ganjoy007 1 year ago
i didnt spot the line =( i feel so bad......
how i missed that ¬¬
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TuxedoKnightChess 1 year ago
it seems weird that this is like grandmaster chess strategy... I would just call this a huge mistake on blacks part in not seeing the fork...
oryxfreeride 1 year ago
Can I play you? :D
Sherigami 1 year ago
Nice Tactic! THX!
envisionluke 1 year ago
jrobi your videos are absolutely amazing, keep them up!
I can't believe a GM made that blunder though. But once the rook took I think the result was inevitable.
Thanks for the awesome videos ! =D
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Nice video. I wonder why black didn't castle long, though.
herbal1971 1 year ago
Nice video. I wonder why black didn't castle long, though.
herbal1971 1 year ago
this was easy, im suprised GMs do this kind of mistakes.,.
lol8774 1 year ago
this was easy saw it right away but maybe thats cuz i just did like 100 puzzles from my tactics book
xsjadobruce 1 year ago
Black was actually winning before it blundered.
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bajobaritonoAH 1 year ago
Been enjoying your tutorials for the past few weeks, now that I've come back to playing. This was one line that I saw right away, and felt good about seeing it! That said, I'm a very modest rated player that has moments of brilliance, but mostly blunder when playing higher rated players lol..
four2x4 1 year ago
hey jrobi im only 14 and i don't talk english too good but still you are able too explain it to me and that's too awesome i love your vids
dennosbebebe 1 year ago
this is very nice game
kiddRasta 1 year ago
jrobi!!! i have found the solution before playing the video!!! really i'm improving because of you!!! thanks!!!
mielord21 1 year ago
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iambehindthemirror 1 year ago
for a grandmaster level that was a little simple im not a good chess player and got it very quickly but absolutelyove your videos ty
debsndave 1 year ago
It's weird that a Grandmaster didn't see that can't remove the defender of the pawn... O.o''
HellSaint1000 1 year ago
after rook to h6, then black plays pawn to f5, pretty easy...
vitofagos 1 year ago
@vitofagos ? After Rxh6, pawn to f5? Lol... And if after that the white play Ne5...?
HellSaint1000 1 year ago
I have been messing around with the kings gambit declined for a bit now, and i have found i like to remove that same pawn too, usally after they castle king side, just to give me a nice runway. what i do is normally use my black tile bishop as a gambit to open it up, so far it has worked ok.
Still, i think im some way off having any use for videos like this yet, im no GM.
iHateNumbersInNames9 1 year ago
pawn up forward at the beggining of game website. cheseeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
magicpillow25 1 year ago
My idea would be something along the lines of using the x-ray pin along the E file, so 1.RxNh6!! Seems to make great use of this! There is also a potential of a fork with black's King and Queen on f6. Looks nice!
ECCLESCHESSCLUB 1 year ago
very impressive, a perfect string of moves. He obviously spent a while thinking before he launched his plan. Great video!
heirlume 1 year ago
If I already spotted those moves in approximately 2 minutes after first glance at the position of the board, does that mean I'm on a strong level of tactics?
m0onst9er 1 year ago
Nice
beluemma 1 year ago
ok paused... i'm going to say bxg6, nxg6, rxg6, fxg6, nxc6+ :)
mattfca 1 year ago
wow, that was nice
FalkonX3000 1 year ago
jrobi what is ur relative playing strength in terms of elo rating?
KBoogs719 1 year ago
lol yah I find in Chess a lot of the time there's no need for elaborate questioning when you see a dumb looking move.
9 times out of 10 in pro games if it looks too good to be true it probably is.
godly04 1 year ago
actually after the rook took on h6, there is no place for the queen to retreat. the queen will fall regardless of what the next move is.
brilliant!
mooogles 1 year ago
Thanks so much for the videos. They have really improved my chess :)
samuelsamuelp 1 year ago
Great Video!
ChessMaster453 1 year ago
Great Job, keep these coming!
SageonX 1 year ago
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This grand master? I mean any semi pro can see it.. and second thing if u count again points u will never become a grand master
NEOLIVZ 1 year ago
The line I saw was Bxc7, Rc8, Nd6+, Nxd6, Bxd6 threatening Qxe7# on the next move. Kd8 is no good because the black rook is on c8 and the white bishop is still protecting c7. Black does have an escape in Kf8 but his defense is clearly compromised.
MrZingnigga 1 year ago
Im only 1700 and i solved this in 10seconds lol
rtx431 1 year ago
Hah! Solved in 5 seconds! I can't believe Zukertort fell for that!
I loved the line though, awesome! :)
Thymonico 1 year ago
great video!
sandwichappy 1 year ago
By the way thanks for the video keep posting plz!
diegofurlan92 1 year ago
Knights are for me the best in checks
diegofurlan92 1 year ago
Hey I actually saw that one before you told us.
hundredandfour 1 year ago
super trick ...
Gamerzhut 1 year ago
can anyone explain the pin for me in 3:08
606revo 1 year ago
white queen on e1 is pinning the black bishop on e7 to the black king on e8.
MrFedel 1 year ago
The white knight comes to the square f6 with check to the black king and also attacking the black queen. This is a fork. Now the knight is on a square where it could be captured by the black bishop, but if the bishop moved then the black king would be in check from the white queen. So the bishop is said to be PINNED to the black king. A PIN is where a piece can't move off its square as it will either put its own king in to check or lead to the loss of material or to a positional weakness.
westcliff148 1 year ago
Bishop can't move cuz it's blocking check.
beansmaister 1 year ago
i just have trouble remembering all the moves.
ricohorton 1 year ago
Zukertort was a brilliant player. Silly mistakes happen to even the best players. That was almost elementary. Still, nice combination.
mskw2 1 year ago
Good move
VitalSigns1 1 year ago
Nh6 is an obvious blunder i saw it after 2 minutes before watching it....
dw1176 2 years ago
why not white to d4? it can either take bishop or pawn of blacks or make black defend and eventually make the king vulnerable to a queen or just be a free pawn on b2. Another thing is that blacks b3 pawn is weak and free to kill from the whites bishop
mitsushiro7 2 years ago
why couldnt the bishop take the knight???
shift123 2 years ago
white's queen would have had the king in check
Sp0rtsFan2008 2 years ago 3
Whites queen on e1 had blacks e7 bishop in a pin... It is impossible for the move Bxf6 to take place because you can't move into check
xxxXM3talXxx 2 years ago
The bishop is pinned to the king it can't take the knght.
BOYWONDER20090 2 years ago
because when the white knight moved and created the check fork the white queen pinned the black bishop to the king
sh4dowsl4y5r 1 year ago
I saw it. :D
Took me like 10minutes though.
Freshman000000 2 years ago
Wow, I already watched this.
I thought it was weird I saw it so quickly.
Freshman000000 2 years ago
This is not what I would call "grandmaster tactics". Zukertort simply made an enormous blunder.
You can see real "grandmaster's tactics" in Tal's games for instance, or for a recent game, look for Morozevich - Vachier-Lagraeve, pretty impressive.
Idneed30charforanick 2 years ago 10
i thought they looked weak for GM too !!!!
dobsondale 2 years ago
yes but you forgot to mention that this 1800 niveau today
IHATENEDAH 2 years ago
could you please change the format the board and the pieces are too wide its pretty annoying
IHATENEDAH 2 years ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but why didn't black just castle to one side or the other before it got to this point?
texasrwayne31 2 years ago
perhaps because he hadnt the time to do so??!!
stuffyfreerunner 2 years ago
This was great, thank you for posting this. Your enthusiasm for chess is contagious, and your instructional tone is great.
PatrickvanSlee 2 years ago 23
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SamuelDPyke 2 years ago
Samuel, you really, really, need a life.
DryNogin 2 years ago
after f5.. then Rh4.. attacking the queen and white is ahead material
SharpPolicy 2 years ago
good catch
fastr1337 2 years ago
After white Rxh6 how about f5?
elpaisitadeoro 2 years ago
I don't know for sure, but how about knight f2? He's attacking the queen, forcing black to move it to safety and white saves his rook in the next move. Black's still in a bad shape, but the queen is indeed not lost.
Netherlands91 2 years ago
Good move but after Kf2 attacking the queen the game continues with white having a knight down, and if some grandmasters surrender at one pawn loss, one knight would be a really hard game to win. Anyway im not sure if Kf2 is the best move if f5.
conodelamadreputa 2 years ago
I just can't believe why the black didn't see that?
AlTarik 2 years ago
maybe he just didn't want to play with a piece down
jmkba 2 years ago
This was a great video. You should expand on this series.
flamingmonkey923 2 years ago
at first i was thinking, why can't the resigned grandmaster just take that knight. But then I saw that once he does, the knight can fork the king and the bishop again. I actually saw this move coming, but i didn't expect the queen fork :)
Ashpotter200 2 years ago
I considered this, but was concerned with after: bxh6 .....nxg3
Ep1cure 2 years ago
I saw it, but didn't expect black to take rook with pawn. That wasn't pretty.
xellos88330 2 years ago
I saw the line. But like you said, ignore the rook would have been the best thing,and then castle for black says Rybka.
tubajedimaster 2 years ago
brilliant
raumbus 2 years ago 2
what is your website?
i wanna see it :D thanks!
Your videos are nice
deonneo1994 2 years ago
Whats pinned?
Drummerjoni 2 years ago
A pinned piece is one that is being attacked and has another piece of more importance and value behind it. For example if it's the king behind it, it can't legally move and is completely pinned down. If it's a piece of more material value (like a rook or queen) then it can move but if it does the other more valuable piece will be captured. Rooks, bishops, and the queen can pin pieces as they are the long range attackers.
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Shankzilla87 2 years ago
since the title says "grandmaster chess tactics" he probably expects you to know these basic terms
ayrahcavaruas 2 years ago
there is also a similer move to the the piin called the skewer it almost the same except that the piece being attacked has a less valuable piece behind it like a rook behind an attacked queen
thef1fan 2 years ago
@jrobichess After Rh6 ..f5! would save Zukertort wouldn't that?
ganjoy007 1 year ago
@ganjoy007 no it woultn its still fork and the queen is gone...
dragonheadofthewest 11 months ago
@Drummerjoni A pin is a a marijuana cigarette.
EX: "I'll be right there, I just gotta roll a few pins for the trip."
FalkonX3000 1 year ago
@FalkonX3000 lmao. thats a pinner
mattfca 1 year ago
@FalkonX3000 haha
i like the example
beanerforlife04 1 year ago
ya i did lol.
vickoppa 2 years ago
Great video! I know have a 12 win streak.
PuzzledJoker 2 years ago
i wish i was smart
peckiledorf 2 years ago
i had a deffrent varaition
BongBeastyPimp 2 years ago
I played around with the idea of those moves and got it as soon as you started to explain, but thats why you put these videos on right, to help people improve, so you are awesome and you're doing a great job, thanks
theledg3092 2 years ago 7
Thanks theledg3092! I appreciate the feedback!
jrobichess 2 years ago 2
i'm rated 1800 and i found this before watch in 7.4 second and the black opponent was not a GM if i found that..
xxmax01xx 2 years ago
You must be retarded...
HoliCrapItsAllan 2 years ago
I saw it before you explained it! Usually I'm not too keen to the puzzles in my chess book.
BipolarBowler 2 years ago
Good catch!
jrobichess 2 years ago
Great Thanks!
auraelion 2 years ago
you rock man
tave2344 2 years ago
Does this prove that the players in the 1800s weren't very good? How can this be a world championship match!
LukePettit 2 years ago
Well we need to remember that there has been a century of development in terms of chess theory since then, much to the benefit of modern chess players. That being said, GM's still make mistakes at the top levels of chess, which is a healthy thing for the game overall.
jrobichess 2 years ago
To further your point, Luke should take a look at the games of Paul Morphy (played decades earlier).
AugustKamppur 2 years ago
The Bxh6 was just a very good move in a very complicated position. Sometimes it is difficult to tell how things will play until they have. :)
cclasby 2 years ago
It's not a particularly difficult move. I'm rated around 1700 and that move took me 4 or 5 seconds to find.
WorseThanFail 2 years ago
And that's a straw man, you should read what I said... It is a good move, in a complicated position. There are quite a few threats and many opportunities to mischaracterize the threats, just as you have mischaracterized my comment.
cclasby 2 years ago
it must be a 1 min blitz game for a gm not to see that o.o
gpto17 2 years ago
From the paused position:
1. Bxh6 wins a piece, for example
1. ... Nxh6 2. Rxh6 and now Black must avoid the disastrous
2. ...gxh6?? Nxf6+ winning the queen
justabrasilian 2 years ago
first i saw theposition i new already that black will gett forked!
fukiwow 2 years ago
i got bishop take knight, knight take bishop, rook take knight then pawn take rook (i got this from focusing on the knight) but from there i didn't get anything, but i assumed there was a good move i just hadn't seen - turns out there was - another great video jrobi 5/5
MangekyouRook 2 years ago
yeah it's like - Free rook hell yeah!
UmbraShade8 3 years ago
how does a gm not see that
nerfman09 3 years ago 3
mistakes happen at any level :p
lilondra 3 years ago 2
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zukertort is a zukerTARD
nerfman09 3 years ago
i couldnt spot the line but i saw the two 1st moves
nerfman09 3 years ago
ok thanks
nerfman09 3 years ago
what's a line?
nerfman09 3 years ago
A sequence of chess moves, usually ending with a person either in a better position, a piece ahead, or winning the game.
Rinsho06 3 years ago
saw it ^^
lilondra 3 years ago
well it's really just like that sometimes we make mistakes even if they are obvious
nobodies perfect u know
foxywizrad 3 years ago 2
they didn't have computer chess programs 140years ago
ihavemonkeysinmybutt 3 years ago
what do you mean by pind?
abramo10 3 years ago
He means that the bishop couldn't take knight because it would have exposed the black king to a check by the white queen.
djhutchison 3 years ago
i couldnt spot the line.very simply....
vijaysuri 3 years ago
lmao, i laughed when i saw this
i saw that fork a mile away!
but wasnt he paying attention? this goes to show even grandmasters make mistakes...
jerkhead777 3 years ago
why didnt the bishop take the challenging knight?
damasterofhoops 3 years ago
bishop was pinned by queen on e1
lordgledhill 3 years ago
Ya that was stupid. Took me about 20 seconds to spot that. People make mistakes that's life.
maurycy407 3 years ago
Hard to believe a world class player would miss the queen king fork but he obviously did
BillyJackets 3 years ago
perhaps it shows how far chess has advanced from then like anything else: compare with athletics where the records of the passed have been brushed away time and again
traveler900 3 years ago
I saw that the knight check and the bishop pin could have been used, but I didn't see that line. Nice vid.
LittleChessElf 3 years ago
nice
alb3586 3 years ago
Wow.. It was so obvious..
MiikalxD 3 years ago
Can't believe a grandmaster fell for that :P
Broodjeaap89 3 years ago
it was speed chess...
casanova0102 3 years ago
it was before Steinitz time,so good players didn't know anything about center, pawn structure,and something like 1.Nf3 was something what only weak players played. Before Steinitz it was all like cafeteria chess
Geppy23 3 years ago
This is not true at all. There were many good players before Steinitz, such as Le Bourdonnais, Adolf Anderssen and Paul Morphy. You can sit comfortably behind rybka and think people used to play cafeteria chess, but there were many chess geniuses in the 1800's.
AugustKamppur 2 years ago
How can a GM dont see that?
lutzzze 3 years ago
Tip for beginners:
Castle early!
Jack91484 3 years ago
i AM NOT CHESS WIZ, BUT IN 3:59 POSITION I THINK THE BLACK NEXT MOVE SHOULD HAVE BEEN KING TO F7.
mahalyeng 3 years ago
king f7 white replies knight to h2 queen had two squares to move to (g6 or f5) either one leads to knight d3 check and the bishop will take the queen next move it's slightly better but not by much
k17dudeP 3 years ago
When do you look for the decisive move. You can't do it on every move. I think It's a guess that you'll not get a better change than is now presented.
thesunassaulter 3 years ago
saw it from the beggining
good video
Nunchucks67 3 years ago
Same here. Good vid.
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