16 Million Chess Players Make THIS Same Mistake!

[@bobhicks8404]

So glad to see you back teaching

[@PickleJuiceDuce]

Excellent content! I particularly like backtracking games afterwards and explaining both white and black good moves and blunders with some detail 💯 Also nice to see a variety of ELO represented 🍻

[@TVfairerweather]

Great content, and great commentary. Thank you Alessia!

[@MichaelClerk-xd6ft]

Thanks! Beautiful video! This is the type of pedagogical video that helps your largest audience, the intermediate players. More of this!!!!

[@maximepoca9396]

Very nice ! I like this type of video, everything is very well explained!

[@BeachBumzz101]

How does a 1250 make 5 blunders and I get smoked by 600-800s……❤

[@BenjaminIdle]

bc those levels are roughly the same quality of player

[@EvaCampbell]

Entirely depends who you get paired with elo=/=skill its just an approximation and sometimes its wildly off

[@dobromirgospodinov2042]

Also 1250 play only looks this way vs the accurate play of a 2100 FIDE - if they play me they look strong as heck cuz I play worse than them

[@AntoD9]

Grazie Alessia, finalmente qualcuno che spiega le aperture in modo chiaro!💟

[@cheese388]

Yes!!🎉 These are the types of videos that brought me to your channel. We want to see more elo climbs showing us how to take advantage of the "free cheese macaroni."

[@Venusora123]

great content! you make watching chess really entertaining and instructive. You have such a cute laugh as well

[@vitahast]

that position after Qf6 is kind of weird as well because Bh6 looks like it wins the exchange by force because white has the mate threat. but apparently engine prefers Qxf6! (a very unnatural move) and also Qg3 which you played and doesn't win any material straight away is equivalent to Bh6.

[@BeachBumzz101]

More speed runs please start at 500 elo ❤

[@Kamamura2]

I remember catching a 15 years old talented young player into the Nxe5, d4 line in Prague Team league in like 2003... I think. After getting a winning position, I proceeded to blunder and losing the game, which cost our team the whole match. The captain of our team showed me in practice what does it mean to "face the music".

[@pablodenapoli1667]

This one is one of your best videos!

[@BixenteFabregas]

After the line 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Nc3 Bc5 4.Nxe5 Nxe5 5.d4 Bxd4 6.Qxd4 Nc6 7.Qxg7 Qf6, 8.Qg3 is calm but you have also the very powerful tactical shot 8.Bh6!. Tastes may differ here...

[@JF-iw8ob]

nice lesson Alessia

[@jorgezerovsterran527]

never under estimate the power of alessia s code

[@crazyjoe7312]

Alessia .. Watched your stream for a long while . Now I have been watching your previous videos here on YT . Thank you for the instructional vids . Beat a 1450 player last week . Gratzi Paisan !

[@bikedoc59]

Thanks!

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

Thank you so much again!! :)

[@ri0417]

Alessia, why did you stop streaming on twitch

[@BenjaminIdle]

It would be awesome if you did some tip videos in Italian. I'm learning italian and I watch a lot of Italian chess content but I wish there were more to watch.

[@BenjaminIdle]

I should have specified italian language not the giocare

[@baksteen123]

Bc5 a blunder in that position...? I don't think so. It's been played about 200 times in master games in the lichess database. And stockfish evaluates it as +0.4, with it being the 2nd choice after Nf6. So yeah it's not the most accurate but a blunder?

[@crazyjoe7312]

PS ... Stopped playing college matches 1979 . Goal is to get back to that level .

[@-MCT-Studio-]

Bxf2 is the answer i played with a sir rated above 1600 he played against me

[@reapercarl5047]

As a 700 that knows no real openings or atleast ive never studied any, but i often like to devolop my knights this was a very intresting tactic an robbing people of there rooks is always fun the follow up on the fork was nice, acturly seen that in advance since forks an pins are my main things i look for since if im not blundering peaces they normaly are 🤣🤣

[@horvathpeter8130]

You should play in Budapest now on the olympics

[@PitabasaPatra-mu3fu]

Amazing information ma'am.🥰☺️😍

[@llc2430]

You are Far Better than the other Three Girls streamer like dina , and botez sisters… Because you are so humble and down to earth person… You have respect for the game … Others are just talk nonsense specially that botez sisters and dina too …

[@aaronchan1088]

Maybe she hasn't heard of the nakhmanson gambit. There's also the Jerome gambit.

[@rosstambo2358]

Ciao Alessia, ma il tuo ragazzo è il direttore di Chess,com Francia? Saluti dalla Puglia🤗

[@DavideDeRosa3383]

ho provato sto trucchetto 3 partite, 3 sconfitte ahah... a quanto pare a elo 700 nessuno ci casca, forse hanno visto tutti quanti sto video

[@SyedMuzawer]

can i ask something?

[@niazali6213]

Your game very good so nice

[@samthegamer4910]

Halloween gambit is better is better 5:06

[@Kermit4415]

There isnt a better opening and the halloween gambit is risky and imo hope chess.

[@samthegamer4910]

@@Kermit4415 fun in boring symmetrical position

[@raymond5597]

16:18 🤣

[@ashishgourr]

Awwww..... How did that happened 😮

[@jasonmartin4925]

Free Cheese Macaroni !!!!

[@foyajprodhan7797]

Sending love dear ❤❤

[@BastianXXIV]

💖

[@cphama7]

i know this is a winning position but why am i hard

[@Chess86bravo]

8.26 : Nd6 Combi. Tactical move alessia

[@JasonPollack-r6d]

Alessia, love your content and personality. Perhaps, though, you shouldn't take such pleasure in beating players who are far inferior to you. It's a bit distasteful.

[@Nikolaus-t4y]

But you are not 1239??

[@FortycadeConcept]

You are so cute. You are my chess crush.