"Accidentally" lmao😂😂😂

I think this is why I prefer historical hobby wargames. You can have a friendly conversation while playing, and you aren't punished for not using the correct hand to touch something.

IRL queen's gambit

Good🎉🎉🎉

Good🎉🎉🎉🎉

New subcriber from mizoram

Why I heard King's Gambit ?

Can you make a video about annotations during tournaments?

Black is basically playing a reverse london

Amazing video. Also very informative on what is it that needs to be improved according to the player's rating -- of course it varies, but in general it depicts a reasonable picture. As to yourself, I safely believe you are gonna be successful in whatever career path you decide to choose. Congrats on your 2000+ and keep it going.

I generally get pummelled when I've used the london opening in the later stretches of a game, be it a person or stockfish 5 or 6 the levels I play at the most.... On a bad day I'm generally 1500, and on a good day closer to 2100 in traditional chess. I just can't seem to do rapid game at my age... I get caught up int he time thing more than I do the actual game, despite the average game not lasting more than 15-20 minutes in full.

Please could you make an addendum about how to claim a draw by threefold repetition? I know there's some specific way this has to be done but not sure what it is.

hello kamryn nice videos youre making i actually recently reached 2000 fide and i think you can get there soon👍

Amazing tournament! Keep going strong. Sorry about this off topic question, but I NEED to know about your skin care routine hahaha

❤❤

Love seeing the success of your channel as much as your success OTB!

One thing I heard about tactics puzzles online is to try to get at least a 60% accuracy rate on them. I feel like that is good for me to keep in mind because sometimes I can mess up my learning process by just guessing and checking moves.

Thanks for sharing! Very instructive

well done.

very interesting, thank you.

... nuance is important 😅

I commend you for the awesome performance. In movies there are characters who are brilliant at chess. This supposedly translated into their daily lives to make them either super villains or super heroes. In all honesty, has becoming really good at playing chess helped you in your daily life? Are you more brilliant at making movies, giving a sales pitch, writing a script, or operating in a daily job? I'm really curious about this. Would this make you a better military strategist?

Books?? You took..

A document entitled: why i'm losing. That is an excellent idea.

Your determinance and perseverance are downright scary! 😃

Hi, I just started playing and , well .... I am not good. I know ONE basic opening. I am about a 200 Elo after about 5 days. I am already stuck. How Important are openings or gambits? Also, what opening or gambit do you suggest? I do not like the London. I know you do, but what would be maybe your second choice. Thank you . Thank you for the videos....

Being under 1k elo I need a video of how to play the London system against donkeys. Once I get matched with better opponents this will be a lot more helpful. Not hating on you or anyone else but this is the video we need

I recommend seeing if you can volunteer to help out at a tournament and spectate. (Not an arbiter, but helping with set up and breakdown of tables and such). That’s what I did and it made me feel a lot less intimidated. There were kids there making illegal moves haha. In some situations it wasn’t worth it for the opponent to point it out for extra time if they are already winning. I still haven’t played in a tournament yet, but seeing the environment and procedures in person is super helpful.

I lost 100 elo Over night........................OMG

fast with it 🔥

Holyy,... if fxg6 f5 is mate! Im dead.

Smooth!! 👏👏

30 😂. My record is 20

I missed the part where all this was accidental. It seemed really intentional to me.

The opposition thing always has me confused. Could you please make a video for this topic in different scenarios and the governing reason behind the pattern? Thank you!!!!

You are such a good communicator--very clear, concise, and sharp thought processes. Excellent vdo. PS. Mad respect for those who learned chess in the old days without a computer.

0 - 2000 in two years that's very impressive

love your videos, you're really great at explaining the strategy in an easily digestible way. thank you!

You articulate what I’m going through right now. I was playing my teenager the other day and said, I know the move you made (black) is bad, I just don’t know enough to take advantage of it. So, thank you so much for this video. It’s gold for a 500 player like me. You should make a series called, 500 Chess. And explain things in other openings, just how you did here. Again, thank you!

Nice vid, thanks!

Great advice. Thank you!♟️

shame for such clickbaity tittle

I'd love to see you do another big online ratings push Kamyrn! Perhaps 2250 in Rapid? Would be fun to see! Ty

got my first tournament in a few days and i was looking for a video like this, perfect timing.

I stated a few days ago after loosing some games I learned the exact same London I haven't lose a single game since

You should mention the people who distract their opponents with pawn spinning or even piece tossing. This is illegal as it distracts the opponent, but in 20 years I have never seen a single arbiter penalize the spinner. It should be (and always was, for 200 years before 2002 when I fist saw it) that the captured pieces are put on the side of the board and stay there. Now pawn spinning and worse is common (even Magnus does it, as another comment says) but it hurts the quality of the game. Please advise your viewers NOT to do this. It's a bush league way to win a game.

This is perfect: informative, insightful and easy to understand. I'm so glad I discover this channel. New sub here.

I played tournaments for 12 years and always wrote the move before playing it. This was standard.

You don’t have to write with the hand that moved the piece and hit the clock

What about the people who fidget with their pieces when you are trying to think? Magnus does this all the time.