Chess video 100! Pattern recognition in chess.

About patterns in chess

Category:

Education

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• chess
• letsplaychess
• chessworld
• majnu
• pattern
• recognition
• ajedrez
• schaken

[furrer08]

Great!

[Majnu2006]

Thanks furrer08

[ichderjens]

Congratulations Majnu... looking forward to the next 100 videos :)

[Majnu2006]

Thanks ichderjens

[borhan21]

I watch all your 100 videos. 1,000,000 Thanks you for sharing your knowledge.

[sdbaets]

Well if you play 1)Nf5? then black wins with Bxb2 you lose bishop and can't checkmate on g7. Ofcourse if black plays 1) Nf5? Bxh6?? 2)Nxh6++. But, i think most people would see it, and you just drop a piece. Greatings.

[jeffconcha1]

nice video



[MorgoSargas]

My guess was Ne6. It would not result in a checkmate (though it could, if your enemy is not that smart) but it would force black to give up the queen at least and that's a major advantage. Qg7 is far better though.

[tufosanta]

omg this is amazing... i was mainly thinkin Ne6 íckin up the queen but i never imagined this move Qxg7 ! great video gj manju u got a new fan!

[dashwood123]

@deliveryman Actually Nf5 fails, for eg 1.Nf5 Bxb2!! and the g7 square is defended preventing mate ;)

[chingisbold]

@sdbaets Hey bro.. YOu first have to sacrifice your queen eating the enemy bishop first. Then next step is Nf5. so only way to run from double check is to go back g8 so it is going te be checkmate at Nh5

[ricwhk]

Majnu2006 - is pattern recognition mainly for checkmating king?

[jeffersondong]

just finished reading the book you recomend at the end of the video. having never read a book about chess, i can say that it has improved my game greatly. thank you

[mburch1974]

lol you are right most people wouldnt make that mistake except if they were playing blind :)