You have great content. I hope you become a titled player because you are a great teacher.

Lessons I Learned: (as a beginner, looking to go beyond just calculating material) --------------------------- Game 1: <> Don't assume promotion only to a queen. <> When moving a knight-threatened piece out of danger, increase the knight's attacking path to you by as much as possible (from "1 hop" to "4 hops" in this case) while keeping your attacking path to the knight as short as possible. Game 2: <> Effect of bishop square-color on outcome: draw vs decisive battle. <> Don't assume pawns will move only to capture. Game 3: <> Unopposed pawns are dangerous. These seem to decide pawn-only configurations.

thank you for sharing, i'm doing the same thing kkkk

I always use the cow opening and so far im doing pretry well

You have such a great ability to distil important concepts into something brief and actionable. 🫡

If your opponent is up 7 bishops I think it’s time to rethink your life! 😂

Music or bgm at 10:00 please

thank you for this explanation of this opening your Awesome.

Girl is beautiful

Good teaching

Help me stepladder im stuck

that is great, would be cool to see you do 30 minutes of this. Very informative to hear your thought process in puzzles, thank you.

This is exactly what I'm doing for my chess studies. Great video!

This was awesome, especially the analysis bit! Congrats

I didn't get it

Absolute relax

These are great! A couple more would be not just to put your king on the opposite color of an enemies bishop, but especially in endgames put your pawns and other pieces on the other color squares. That and don't just focus on the king. The king is important (obviously) but it is kind of what everyone expects you to go after. Sometimes just make normally pointless one move threats to force the opponent to react. Forcing your opponent to make decisions is the key to winning time scrambles.

how do you premove ”several” moves.. must google this

can I get 📌 pin

I really learn a lot from your videos. But what I oftdn struggle with is when my opponent doesn't play the moves thar you (any instructor) uses. Then all the 'advice' goes out the window and I feel 'lost'. I then try to stick to basic rules but instead I often need to defend my pieces which puts a spanner in the works....

Holy Molly this was a very cool tool to us to switch the board and make the computer play your moves. So glad I saw this video <3

Im stuck in 250 elo almost a year

You are an inspiration, not a lot of people could advanced from 800 to 1500 that quickly and especially as an adult!

this was a really great change of pace for chess videos. I loved it

Congrats, it's hard especially with all the cheaters!

Congrats 🎉

U can even mate with a promotion in some cases, such as with a back rank or if u have a rook on the 7th rank and promote it can be mate. It’s rare but I’ve had games where I managed to get 2 queens at the same time. P.S just noticed the back rank mate if black moves their rooks, so I’m guessing the plan is b6, c7,b7.

i ACCIDENTALLY watched the whole thing

Thank you

For beginners it wouldve also been nice seeing this from the black side

Very informative. Thank you

Openings don't matter. It's All about the endgame.

"A poisoned pawn" ok now you've got my attention

I really enjoy these videos. I wonder if you are the only chess player to have a speedrun that is slower than their actual climb to 2000!

Nice game at the end

Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts! I appreciate how thorough you are with you calculations, I noticed I tend to stop shorter in the opponent's answers, and I'll plan on improving that!

Love your videos, very instructive and they are greatly appreciated 👏

A new oneee🎉😃

I suggest you watching "Can the King enter the box?" video, it's a much faster technique than calculating pawn and king move by move

can you make colab with chess coach andras?

Always an inspiration.

@kamrynheidi could you please send all the books you used for getting so good in chess! :)

Great examples, always learn a lot from your videos 🎉I show them to my child and she gets it too, easy to follow even for her

I dont beat 30 very often, doing this daily though, hoping for improvement!

One of the problems with these puzzles is that the computer only plays one line. In the first puzzle, after 1)... Qxe3+ 2) Kb2 Rxd1? is a mistake, as White has 3) Qh3+! I saw that move, but struggled to figure out all the complications. In fact, White is winning. Black, however, simply has 2) ... Qxe5+, which does win the rook.

very help full good job

Im 1600 so I kinda know what I’m saying I guess😅: the 800 game really felt like at least 1200, maybe even 1300 to me😂