This kind of chess content (Rxb2 etc.) really helps me get better at chess. Thanks!
@willtcox5 сағат бұрын
Do one of Karen’s best games, Ben!
@josephboyne93276 сағат бұрын
Hello from Oklahoma! Did not expect the shout out in this video. 😅
@sbnwnc8 сағат бұрын
Good advice no matter what: learn from you mistakes, correct your mistakes, keep trying.
@LowT1erG0d8 сағат бұрын
Go ben!
@tryout19782 сағат бұрын
But where?
@alexbowe23169 сағат бұрын
This was helpful - thanks!
@AndyHOTlife12 сағат бұрын
Why does Archer look like Ben? Lol
@kmarasin13 сағат бұрын
Position after Qxf5 is a nice puzzle rush puzzle
@raimundoletelier769614 сағат бұрын
Love all your work Ben, i like the way you explain
@matthewpaul98314 сағат бұрын
I resign
@Cyber_Elf_Elpizo6 сағат бұрын
correct
@gunb.337815 сағат бұрын
Great video! I tried Queens Gambit on my friend in a game we are playing intermittently. He accepted, and I had no idea what to do next 😅
@Matthew-bu7fg16 сағат бұрын
From squeaky front row kid to Ben Finegold Disciple in delaying playing f3 as long as he could
@user-io3vk5vu2d17 сағат бұрын
Before writing a comment win him in a game
@pelicans45618 сағат бұрын
five minutes with Ben versus 3-hour stream recordings with Ben, the two genders
@JojenReed19 сағат бұрын
Big respect to Archer for analyzing this game alongside Ben. Ben is quite intimidating in such a format, and it's great to see Archer learning and improving! Go Archer!
@zanti413220 сағат бұрын
I know several "chess coaches" (they have the audacity to call themselves that) who teach the exact method to checkmate with a queen described at 28:38. When I questioned this method to one of these coaches, saying the checkmate takes way longer that it should, his response was to call it the single greatest example of coaching he'd even seen, then strongly implied I knew nothing about how to teach chess to kids. Oh, well, you don't to kill these guys, as Ben suggests. You may have to work with them someday.
@alfiecollins561722 сағат бұрын
Turns out Andrew Tate's twattishness was inherited from his father
@douglaslarosa878222 сағат бұрын
One rook for every file plus tax
@atwarwithdust22 сағат бұрын
You know you can edit Wikipedia articles, right?
@RoxxorzYourBoxxorzКүн бұрын
go Archer! cool mario shirt. keep on playin!
@krislapsporzmingis6952Күн бұрын
So Archer really exists, huh? Jk. Nice to match a face to the name!! Very special guest indeed
@DLB-po6nnКүн бұрын
That guy needs to remember no talking.
@TheNeilBlackКүн бұрын
What if I'm playing black and I go G5 and F5?
@cwynn1547Күн бұрын
brilliant...❤
@WlyChessКүн бұрын
"It's a good show for one or two episodes" I believe that's called a movie
@gmatsue8417 сағат бұрын
It's your random everyday sitcom though
@WlyChessКүн бұрын
Hans listened to your advice to ignore Dvoretsky's books
@mercylessplayerКүн бұрын
hooray archer!
@djmc8505Күн бұрын
5:59 ....of course Ben is yet another domesticated dork.
@jackson32Күн бұрын
So basically since everyone watching this video is lower than a GM, the Benko Gambit is very playable for black. If white declines the gambit, black gets equality.
@ahrrydepp493Күн бұрын
When hans got away with his cheating, it motivated other chess players to cheat at hig level, i believe even in the last candidates the winner cheated, specially when he is from india and milions of fans from india, so of course no one dare to Accuse him.
@trent797Күн бұрын
Nice game, Archer!
@trmble6Күн бұрын
I can hear the sadness in Ben’s voice
@ManhattanProject9Күн бұрын
Skip to 12:05 for the actual chess to start.
@MrHeroicDemonКүн бұрын
i'm rated 600-1000. @ 4:20 the answer that Ne5-Qe6 was my top things, then the third I had issue with, lets see if I find it right now. pawn to C5 to protect the rook to attack the queen on Qe6. @4:31 AAAA I FORGOT THE FORK. That's so good. I'm dumb.
@warrendsmith6832Күн бұрын
At 5:20, immediately after g3?, why not ...Qh3 threatening simply ...Qg2 mate?
@lucatinnirello8811Күн бұрын
Always play Bishop f1!
@MrHeroicDemonКүн бұрын
im crying how good this is hahaahah
@ircjesseleeКүн бұрын
4:05 That is one drunk bishop.
@kryptos2204Күн бұрын
lmao
@EqSlayКүн бұрын
Nice
@richardv.2475Күн бұрын
As Archer's rating goes up, he starts to look more and more alike Ben. Very suspicious!
@dianeschumacher663918 сағат бұрын
Ben isn't the father
@f.d.3289Күн бұрын
hahahahaaaa Spassky never beat me
@chef2581Күн бұрын
No I missed it Nooo
@matthewpaul983Күн бұрын
Ben exhausts me. Way too quick. Good luck Archer.
@MrHeroicDemonКүн бұрын
The legend!~ THE MYTH, the DAMNATION Archer.
@f.d.3289Күн бұрын
17:40 maybe he accidentally touched his king and had to move him?
@matthewpaul983Күн бұрын
Honest and really good.
@matthewpaul983Күн бұрын
You guys are the best.
@kmarasinКүн бұрын
It's one of those ultra-complicated tactical melees between two players who aren't high-ranked enough to understand everything, so every other move is orange or yellow. Solid! Go Archer!
@rykehuss3435Күн бұрын
2:26 Ben what are you talking about? en passant is forced, google "en passant"
@UN1137Күн бұрын
Holy hell
@rondog540Күн бұрын
En passant is forced only if you're an ~800 and/or subscribe to Gotham's stream
@Tocinos7 сағат бұрын
@@rondog540 False. You *must* play En Passant in order to prove to your opponent that you know it exists.
@rondog54050 минут бұрын
@@Tocinos only partially correct - once you have comfortably broken into the 4 figure elo range you need to balance the urge to demonstrate your knowledge of its existence with the requirement to know when playing it loses immediately. The one exception is when you're playing online and suspect your opponent's next move might logically allow en passant, and you premove it, regardless of merit. This remains a permissible flex until about ~1600-1800