BUILDING HABITS to improve your chess | 0-500 ELO

[@chessbrah]

Let us know what you think of our new series! If you want to see the complete list of rules as we progress through the levels, they’re constantly updated here: tinyurl.com/chesshabits. FULL VODS: kzbin.info

[@johnwandembruck5954]

I liked how you followed a 400 elo mentality... your opponent had many hanging pieces but you chose to emphasize on good piece development first, and simply avoiding leaving undefended pieces... Can't wait until you show the 1600 rating mentality !

[@samueldelsol8101]

400elo ? I like the concept but I think most of us are between 1500 and 2100, could you please play against stronger opponents and try to show your rules and good habits there?

[@johnwandembruck5954]

@@samueldelsol8101 It's a series... he is obviously going to show the other ratings

[@chrisgk7494]

@@samueldelsol8101 The average chess.com rating in blitz is 700-800.

[@stewiehatesyouall]

This is brilliant! Keep it up man! PS "..but thats so advanced, I don't even understand it" just hilarious!

[@TimL_]

"Would I play Queen takes Rook takes Rook takes kf2 ng4, forking king and queen, winning the entire game? Hell no!" This is going to be good.

[@gcollins1992]

Would I, as a 1300, even begin to see it? No, but I was still laughing as he said it lol

[@rodrigoserafim8834]

Hikaru: So in this position we just threaten e5, then after bishop, f5, h2, b1 and rook takes, we just go here, takes, takes takes, and pin the pawn, so white is in a totally winning position. Huh????!?!? oh yeah, totally saw that...

[@MyscBigdrop]

@@gcollins1992 a 1300 def sees tactics like that tho. I do in my games, 1350. And my opponents often do too.

[@gcollins1992]

That's cool man, but not me, and I haven't lost to a tactic that deep, either. Maybe you're 1300 FIDE which is totally different, or maybe one of your strong points is tactical vision, which, to be frank, is not one of mine. Either way, cool that you can see the whole line. Good luck on your chess journey.

[@MyscBigdrop]

@@gcollins1992 nah im not 1300 FIDE. peaked at 1397 in rapid on chesscom a few weeks ago. 1800 in puzzles. Same to you my friend!

[@eduardoayala3204]

Aman: "Just move your King." Lelouch: "Brilliant."

[@Justchillin145]

This comment is 10/10

[@danielglidewell]

I looked at that position in the show of that scene and moving the king first is actually accurate haha.

[@eduardoayala3204]

@@danielglidewell yeah, I think it was because he needed to avoid some tricky treat in a tactic a few moves ahead right? Something qlong the lines. But no joke, I've really tried to spot good king moves after watching Code Geass, and although I'm no master at chess, it was indeed an improvement.

[@tomasiriarte5142]

@@danielglidewell Its not a meme. Activity of the king is the most important principle in endgames.

[@danielglidewell]

@@tomasiriarte5142 The position wasn't exactly an endgame, but yes you are right.

[@moneytrees00]

No lie. I’m a mid 400 player who had always had 15-30% accuracy before. And since watching this video I haven’t been below 50%

[@chessbrah]

awesome to hear!

[@arnaut108]

Whats ur rating now?

[@fos1451]

Would love to know your rating now

[@aesaehttr]

Well I've had many games at 98% and i got a 6% on a game yesterday lololol (700)

[@fos1451]

@Luigi 3K you probably will become world champion if you can get from 400 to 2150 in 2 months

[@BillCypher95]

Wait, so you're telling me 400 rated players shouldn't memorize obscure lines 16 moves deep in some unknown Sicilian variation? Dunno man, seems like a scam to me

[@ImAviex]

Me spending ages learning new variations of an opening to blunder my queen the second Im out of theory

[@SargonOfKitch]

I want to like this comment but its at 69 likes...

[@LarryTheCarry]

@@ImAviex I actually learn theory to blunder my queen as fast as possible

[@UnicycleSoul]

@@ImAviex Nvm this seems like a solid tactic to me, you just need to learn enough theory so your opponent blunders their queen first and then you're golden.

[@LFSPharaoh]

Sounds like a get rich quick scheme ngl

[@garrett6076]

I like how he shows that you don't have to stress out over losing.

[@pphedup]

I HATE loosing. It's a real handicap.

[@bradyinman6315]

Agreed

[@wiadroman]

"Let's face it, you are 400, you don't know what tactics are" - that hit close to home.

[@ham9444]

I'm 900 and know zero tactics

[@ThunderConker]

@@ham9444 I guess you aren't a real 900 if you don't know any of them.

[@ham9444]

@@ThunderConker guess so

[@ThunderConker]

@@ham9444 What I was trying to say is that I think you know some of them, but that you don't know them as tactics and see them as normal moves.

[@ham9444]

@@ThunderConker 🤔🤔🤔 interesting

[@bingbong2179]

When he starts getting to the 1000s range and purposely misses moves I already know I'm gonna feel personally attacked

[@maxwell2116]

A comment for the youtube algorithm. Looking forward to the higher levels of this series!

[@chessbrah]

Thank you for the support!

[@HealthyScratch21]

This type of instruction should cost $1000 an hour. Aman is the people’s coach. He will encourage you when you need it, or shit on you when you need it. Either way he knows what you need and when.

[@UnicycleSoul]

ah yeah, chessbrah lads are just absolutely amazing

[@hR-gw3re]

I'm sure he wins waaaaay more than that streaming and uploading the habits on youtube so let's see it as an exchange lol

[@tusekirov801]

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[@sakuragi_hanamichi3263]

Bruh shut up

[@aldinhuseinbasic3722]

Thats why i say that this Video is the best video on internet for us who are beginers in chess thank u for that

[@SITHDUKE]

I don't know how you can switch off your brain and play like us mere mortals, I also don't know how you can make it so hilarious yet educational at the same time. More like this! It's great.

[@justinwypij1400]

Your narration/thought process of how a 400-500 thinks is hysterical. "Oh, Oh! you're coming at my on the left? I got homies on the left"

[@kicken41]

Still makes sense though, that makes it even funnier!

[@TheOneWhoHasABadName]

also “checkmate idiots… wait what? oh no” *enters losing time scramble*

[@talchemy9491]

It's like watching Clark Kent when you know he's Superman...

[@oussamaelbaz5932]

You're missing a verb there.. no? Okay

[@ValRoyD]

@@oussamaelbaz5932 What verb is missing?

[@jerrynodairy5718]

@@oussamaelbaz5932 I B

[@jerrynodairy5718]

U

[@ValRoyD]

@@jerrynodairy5718 J C

[@hotshot17225]

This is Aman's revenge to the lower rated players. Low key insulting them under the pretense of giving them a lesson, a revenge for all the pain they inflicted upon him during sub battles with the endless stalemates and blundering away winning positions. Joking aside, great video and a great idea of getting the point across in humorous fashion. Looking forward to the 1500 - 2000 part.

[@websnarf]

You understand, he's going to roast us just as hard right? I mean, he'll just use a few extra words and arrows on the board, but either way, we will still be the butt of the joke. :)

[@chessbrah]

@@websnarf Watch out!!!!!! lol

[@hotshot17225]

@@websnarf I know, man! Can't wait to be abused

[@pphedup]

@@websnarf Like I said to someone else, you want roasting! Watch Levy @ Gotham chess.

[@CosyBrew]

I want to say to all beginner players, as a 2k rated player who spends too much time on Twitch and KZbin, this is hands down the best series going. Finally a top player with the sense to show the overwhelming importance of learning the fundamentals before anything else. Teaching opening lines like the London or KID to players who hang pieces everywhere is unbelievably absurd. These fundamentals are particularly essential for players perhaps between 400 and 1400.

[@chessbrah]

Thank you for the positive feedback!

[@CosyBrew]

@@chessbrah More than welcome. Genuinely a brilliant series and in many parts hilarious, too.

[@chessbrah]

@@CosyBrew Laughing & Learning is a bonus!

[@varun_knife_sympathy]

KID is the best acronym for kings indian ever lol I feel like you're referencing Kid A

[@carpetclimber4027]

I'm a 1900, I don't know why I'm watching this. It must be Aman's charisma.

[@chessbrah]

If the charisma is working, Thank you for the support!

[@black_eagle]

There's another beginner rule you forgot: if you see a check, give a check. Great video, very instructional.

[@ValRoyD]

I agree and was thinking this the entire time. Always, no matter what “Check, check, check, check, check.” (Best said with a Russian accent, like in Rounders)

[@egg3909]

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[@Crazywaffle5150]

Doing that has put me at a disadvantage so many times.

[@ericlefort]

21:18 "Would I ever do queen takes, rook takes, knight forking the king and queen, winning the game? Hell no. I'd probably be banned if I did that" lmaoo I'm a little too advanced to get much from this, but man, it has to be the single best video to introduce someone to chess. I will be recommending it to any friends who want to start. Thanks so much for this series! You guys are the best thing to ever happen to chess IMO.

[@nigelthorpe6398]

Wow. I really like this series so far. It's like building from the ground up. I think emphasizing those foundational ideas will pay dividends in the future for lots of people, myself included!

[@taraszablotskyi1479]

It is awesome, before this video I was 412, after seeing it and playing for 2 hours I am 420, thank u so much

[@AnandSivaram22]

Time to retire my boy

[@Ninjalectual]

I went from 69 to 420

[@pphedup]

LMFAO Bro.

[@dedeadam9698]

@@Ninjalectual unfunny

[@StephonsDoom]

@@AnandSivaram22 LMAO

[@avinashsorab5026]

WE WANT MORE!!!!! WE WANT MORE!!!!! I’m commenting this before I even begin watching, I know it’s gonna be awesome

[@chessbrah]

More to come soon!

[@davidbrooks8218]

Absolutely loving this series. Let's get back to the fundies, boys.

[@adambilly710]

I can’t believe you guys made an hour long video of Aman teaching with detail how to get better at chess. This is awesome.

[@stevenrung5990]

Love the new series. I can’t always watch live on Twitch so this is great. I’m stuck at around 1100 and just watching these simple fundamentals has helped. Very much enjoying this and looking forward to more in the series.

[@Wongo150]

I’ve barely started playing chess and I was getting way ahead of myself. I was looking up openings and trying to defend against certain attacks. I just kept getting mated or losing games all together. After watching your video I have been doing significantly better. I went from mid 300s to lower 500s now. Love your way of explaining this for intro level players!

[@chessgains8075]

whats your elo now?

[@Sarah-tj1tq]

I get frustrated when I lose and think I'm not smart enough to play. This series helps a lot. I might not be a prodigy but I can get good and it starts with solid habits. Thanks Aman 😊👍

[@caianhughes2476]

so hows it going now?

[@quackduckquack]

@@caianhughes2476 He finally gave up

[@chessgains8075]

whats your elo now?

[@Sarah-tj1tq]

@@caianhughes2476 I don't play anymore. I lost interest.

[@Sarah-tj1tq]

@@chessgains8075 I have no idea. I lost interest and stopped playing.

[@rr-oq3vk]

Best series ever!!! I am looking forward to all of these!!!

[@gcollins1992]

This is LITERALLY exactly what I always wanted when I was just starting. Concrete rules in a concrete order. I hated so much when I'd hear "oh break that rule here because x," "Oh, no, x doesn't apply here because y," "No, y is irrelevant in this position because z" Okay fine, but I didn't know. And there are 1000 other reasons to break 1000 other rules, and before you know it you might as well not have rules at all. I also love that Aman is willing to take losses in these positions because if I was a 400 today, I'd be asking "why did this lose?" and over time I'd ARRIVE at the answers, and find out WHY I'm breaking the rules and once I've found out WHY, then I'd know WHEN. I almost feel ike I'll benefit from watching all of these simply so I can unlearn some of the "imaginary" rules I developed to explain exceptions and exceptions to exceptions and so on.

[@scottfowler]

This is amazing! My one critique of Naroditsky's (excellent) education speedrun series was that he knew what would work and let that guide him to pick the winning option among multiple potential principles that he could have applied. Knowing how to pick that winning option when other principles seemed equally plausible but would eventually lose is a skill I don't have, which is why I'm 1000 rated not 3000 rated. It's refreshing to see an even more fundamental approach of sticking to principles even when it costs you games, because that's a more realistic picture of how we low-rated players actually play. Great series, looking forward to more.

[@chessbrah]

Thank you for the feedback, glad your enjoying the content!

[@IcarusGravitas]

I'm a bit higher than 400, but I get so stressed during a game. Your calm approach makes me feel better about playing actual people and just having some fun and getting better slowly. Thanks!!!!

[@varun_knife_sympathy]

I get tense too when I play

[@arnelieten2361]

The only thing missing on this channel was a series like this great work guys!!

[@raiden031]

58:43 I've been a perpetual 1100 player for 20 years, and I blunder like that queen move all the time because I just forget to look for all the threats. I get an idea in my mind and it's tunnel vision.

[@RG001100]

I, uh, once managed to miss taking a queen with an unpinned pawn the move immediately after moving that pawn to threaten that queen. Tunnel vision is worth -1000 elo points.

[@ChrisSeltzer]

This might be the best segment for beginners I've seen from any chess creator. Can't wait to see what the next levels are.

[@hankcostner3087]

I'm loving this series. Obviously you put a lot of work into compiling your streams into this video and making it look nice. Excellent pedagogy. Looking forward to more!

[@chessbrah]

Thank you for the positive feedback!

[@kk-kz9im]

Im 1100 in rapid and 1600 in puzzles. And only after this stream I started properly activating my king in the endgame. Not like I have never heard of it but just never paid as much attention as to tactics and openings. And as soon as I started doing so, I noticed that most of my opponents dont know about it. Actually priceless information, thanks!

[@chessbrah]

Great to hear its helping!

[@FlyingBeerman]

I've actually started playing these in bullet whenever I can't think of a move. They work really well.

[@Kilmiina]

Legit idea for a new series, brah! Plenty of intermediate (and higher) analysis on the web, but so many people are (re-)discovering chess right now, so fundamentals like this are great and will definitely soften that brutal learning curve. "Goddamn. Chess is such a goddamn stupid game..." ~ Grandmaster Aman Hambleton

[@Mytubecleaner]

I'm never really watching entirely those long, 1 hour videos of yours but damn, this one is so entertaining I don't know when an hour passed. Can't wait for the next one

[@soulcutterx13]

This is a really cool series concept! Though it's SO PAINFUL to see some of the really obvious tactics get "missed" by the rules here, I really enjoy the idea of the series. If that means not going after some obvious stuff that even a dumdum like me can find, so be it!

[@mathewraftery3328]

that absolutely slapped, can't wait for the next one. This is a great series idea and I'll be damned if I'm not contributing to the algorithm by not commentating as well as liking the video obviously

[@valveny9127]

21:20 *briefly unleashes inner power*

[@cwazyazn]

Feeding the algorithmic spaghetti monster for the boys!

[@chessbrah]

Thanks for the support!

[@maxwell2116]

24:40 "Haha. Checkmate! Idiot!" xD I've already seen that on their instagram but it's still funny as hell

[@albericponcedeleon2696]

I can't tell whether that was Oscar-worthy acting or if Aman got lost in the sauce and genuinely blundered.

[@bigbadballernr1]

@@albericponcedeleon2696 he faked it brilliantly. Watched it live and it was an amazingly funny moment that he walzed out for comedy for good while. Like @maxwell I could laugh about this with every repetition.

[@patrick1532]

@@albericponcedeleon2696 I almost thought it was real but a GM not seeing that is borderline impossible

[@MyscBigdrop]

@@albericponcedeleon2696 clearly he was faking that

[@toniivanov3066]

I love this channel, cause its for everybody!...If you are low rated - you learn, if you are good player - you laugh your ass off, these guys are hilarious :D

[@davidbartsch255]

Good stuff man. I recently picked up chess to play semi-serious and I’ve been hung up trying to find an opening and watching those types of videos. This video was great to have me just focus on the basics. Build those habits and learn openings later

[@eulefranz944]

Opponent: Plays a move Aman: *w o w*

[@petermackenzie5217]

Yo esteemed GM Hambleton! Thank you so much for making this series! After watching this episode I've gone from 380 - 450 in a single afternoon and I am falling back in love with the game. Big up yourself and thank you again, can't wait to watch the rest of the series

[@helwing01]

I think this is one of the best series I've ever seen for beginners of chess.

[@arpanagarwal2524]

I have never seen a better approach towards teaching chess, atleast on youtube! You keep the discipline of playing within the limits of a 400 elo player but also give him subtle subconcious nudges that will, along with building basic habits, push him to look ahead for those 3 move tactics, knife forks etc from the comfort of his base. And this process is fun! which is what chess needs to be perceived.

[@joaopaulodecarvalhoaraujo7094]

Aman, you're the best! Making it step-by-step is great for beginners! Cheers from Brazil!

[@chessbrah]

Cheers from Canada!

[@austin529]

I played 100 games of chess, hovering at 200 elo, and as soon as I used your guide and rules, that same night I got a big winstreak, felt more confident, and jumped 200 elo.

[@theiceburger]

Loved watching this live and love watching it again just as much, keep up the good work lads!

[@Khan_2025]

Thank you very very much!! I played 100+ games. And I never reached elo 300. I got very frastrated. Today I found your video, and then I played 18 games, still blundered several times, but I win 14 games. And now my elo was 329. You are the best teacher!

[@TomE1914]

Commenting for the algorithm. Excited for the 1300 range. Looking to get from there to 1600 and above myself and this is the kind of coaching I can enjoy! Great stuff as always from Aman. Funniest chess streamer on the planet!

[@LuukSwinkels]

The best thing about this series is that you try to use the mindset of the representing ELO. Really cool to watch. Cant wait to see you covering 1000-1500 at Some point

[@szymonskrabanek5327]

Subbed. Amazing content, thanks Aman! Really looking forward to seeing the 1000-1500 range. I've noticed I lack even some of these

[@chessbrah]

Glad you enjoyed it... we all need to start with the fundamentals!

[@ayshaakter8792]

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[@slowfly1st]

Thanks a lot! :-) I mostly enjoy when Eric plays (no offense Aman :P), because he usually explains what he's doing or gives a shortbreak down of the situation ("Get the open file", "I want to put my knight here", "He can't move his bishop"), this really helped me a lot to understand that not every move needs to be a killer move, or how you can come up with a plan, and that you often have to change your plan. Yasser's series on your channel helped me to understand the fundamentals (or... elements ;D) better, too. Curly-hair-dude-boy's speedrun has helped me improve the opening phase tremendously. And I bet there's lots of things I'll pick up from this series :-)

[@chessbrah]

Thanks for the feedback and support!

[@Turkeymana]

Absolutly love it, can't wait to try some of the ideas out in my future games, thanks for looking out for the little guys.

[@chessbrah]

We all had to start somewhere.

[@Loyal2Tdot]

Thanks again for taking the time and talking to me/recommending this series. I hope the rest of the day was solid. Go leafs!

[@gregorylovvorn6741]

Thank you for this video. I have probably watched a few hundred videos trying to get a grip on chess. I'm a very process-oriented person and yours is the first I have found that one, didn't rush through things faster than I could track and two, actually made a complicated process seem simple. Good job.

[@XenolVlatriX]

I watched tons of chess lessons on KZbin. By far this is the best I have come across!

[@andychisholm]

Stellar content as always, love Aman’s teaching style

[@christinehb2145]

One of the most, if not THE most helpful video I've watched. Looking forward to continuing the series.

[@LFSPharaoh]

it's here boys!!! LFG

[@shaunsalem]

I’ve watched lots of your videos and this is by far the best, most informative yet! Keep this going!

[@eg2821]

I didn't even know I wanted something like this, until chessbrah provided it.. can't wait for higher levels.

[@yoniziv]

Wish I saw this video couple of months ago, looking forward the 1000+ ELO chapter. You and the ChessBrah team doing amazing work! thank you so much

[@ToXoGGG]

I am 1400 rated, watching the hole thing at almost 1 a.m. and I still enjoy every single second haha

[@chessbrah]

Happy to hear your enjoying it!

[@JonCraigHopkins]

@@chessbrah This clearly was not written by Aman. He would never have mixed up the possessive pronoun, your, with the intended contraction, you're 😜. Please do tell, who wrote that 🦒. A friendly reminder from your local language police 😜

[@carsonzhang7610]

Nah he’s a 400, he doesn’t know contractions

[@Evilanious]

That opening clip had me laughing so hard. The gameplay just summarizes the difference between a beginner and a gm perfectly. The GM steadily making progress and the beginner making endless random checks.

[@peterjanbo657]

This is what I need. Started play a year ago at work. Playing online. I make such stupid Misstakes. I got up to 1k rating. Got back to 700 now, been here for two months. Sometime i play like a god, sometimes like a 400. This is just what I need. Thanks 👍😊

[@cristobalhernandez6524]

Aman the kind of guy that makes you improve your chess doing extensive learning sessons and after that wants to ban you at marbles. What a Chad! Top quality content right here brahs! Can't wait for 1300 rating habits.

[@ANMEOM]

This is so educational! I am really looking forward to see a higher rating game. Ah, and before I forget it: I see Aman, I upvote!

[@sovietblobfish]

this is the best rating ladder climbing series on youtube its not just aman explaining how he's destroying the 400's with his gm skills, (as this kind of thing all too often is) which would be a very boring series, but instead making himself into a particularly principled 400 and showing how one can use being principled at that level to advance out of it

[@usualhumanxd353]

This is just brilliant, Aman!!

[@benjaminburnett3403]

Just started a week ago, and this is exactly what i needed. With all the lessons and openings to learn, this is a very unintimating way of starting out. Much appreciated!

[@tele-marmotte]

Wonderful! That's the way I want to learn chess, creating good habits. Let's go ! :) Thanks guys, sharing this one with my friends.

[@chessbrah]

Thank you! Sharing is caring!

[@applejuice5785]

thanks I climbed from 480 to 600 in a day just doing this and playing simple

[@Zutraxi]

I really dig Amans attitude in this video. Laid back, allowing losses talking slowly. I wish I had seen this as my first instructional video on chess. Mind you I am new still, but have seen other stuff before this video. Looking forward to fall back on these rules. Great work.

[@DrAceGikmo]

I'm 1050 elo and this is even shoring up my game. Love the content!

[@Practicality01]

Gotta watch this one first. It's like the first episode of the series you're going to binge. Might be kinda boring backstory and you want to skip to the juicy stuff but you gotta watch this one first or nothing will make sense. Aman makes it worth it.

[@Jhoovshow]

Why do I feel like the people I play at 400 are so good

[@ausboy8353]

This is so helpful and such a great series. Keep em coming!

[@AkilanNarayanaswamy]

lmao beating that cheater with the rules was quality content

[@alexwiththeglasses]

I have watched several other GM Hambleton videos & this is the first one I’ve got serious doubts about. Looking forward to the coming episodes in the series & seeing how the rules evolve.

[@xPandaaaah]

What a good idea for a series. Cant wait till it hits around my rating lol

[@salvor1990]

Great series. I really like how unlike other GM vs 400 series Aman doesn't mind losing a game here and there to show people that it's fine and they shouldn't get discouraged. Very often instructional content boils down to the "Just make a good move 4Head" and this is a wonderful exception.

[@chessbrah]

Thank you for your feedback!

[@hairyballrubber42069]

Im here after a seeing a guy on reddit win 10 games straight after binging your videos, here's hoping to that

[@jonathanscher]

I find it awesome that you follow your own rules and lose with it more often than not, especially in your first games. It's not about winning, it's about learning. And when one tries something new, it usually goes that way...

[@RowRowFightThePowaa]

If I become a gm in chess com would I want to play real games or just play in chess com? Now don’t say me 700. I’m a 750 I’m 750+ accept bullet And I’ve got a brilliant move too I can show you the game

[@LitCactus]

You’re a 700 rated player. You might as well ask if you were an astronaut orbiting the earth at 20,000 Km/hr how you’d divide your time between scientific research and chess.

[@RowRowFightThePowaa]

@@LitCactus accept bullet. I've got brillant move I can show you the game

[@sahirde]

@@LitCactus he's got brilliant move, he can show

[@Mdgunlock]

@@LitCactus u dont understand he has brilliant move

[@pauliepauliepauliepaulie]

@@LitCactus hes got a brilliant move, he can show ya

[@tymmiara5967]

This is excellent for beginners! I think at some point there should be a rule "always take en passant if you can, because such an exciting opportunity happens very rarely"

[@GreenHope42]

When you offer it and it's declined it's like giant rejection. Then your mind goes, do they know about the En Passant rule?

[@crlx2810]

I as a 1500 enjoyed watching and learned from this vid

[@LOTSo_]

The way Hambleton explains "Would a 400 think of this? No" actually helps so much, I feel like I've been overthinking a lot of what I'm doing with the game and that lead me to where I'm at now. Here.

[@mathewwilson8361]

I thought this was a smart approach to help with strategy. And I think you should continue these as the rating build. Increasing the level you are playing to match your rating category. Would really be interested to see you do this for the next few levels. Introducing those tactics, and whats to look for as you implement Drop those beats.. wubz wubz

[@surij8376]

It's like magic how you eventually get a better position and win with ease following this simple plan. Went from 1100 to 1200 in a day. Thank you for this series.

[@unousuck4613]

damn the self control you have to let them flag you damn

[@bigbadballernr1]

It is truly painful to watch live. Especially when it happend mutliple times in short sequence.

[@unousuck4613]

Technically they beat a grandmaster lol

[@kevinkoppner4318]

hey brah i love this series, i have just started playing chess do to all the hype on twitch and this is exactly what i was looking for! Also you're a very charming guy! pls continue the series love it!

[@michaelvr6259]

Bless Aman for this series

[@minecraftburn2452]

this series is going to be amazing. i can’t wait for it

[@annaalist5363]

To all the people who think this is not useful! It is extremely useful to the low elo players like me! Thank you so much chessbrah for this content and we all appreciate the effort gone into this series

[@justdavelewis]

This is a really unique way of showing growth and improvement in chess - rather than just a typical rating climb, that many other channels have done. Nothing wrong with them at all, but it’s great to see you’ve put your own spin on it. Like Danya’s “speedrun” where he plays 2 games in half an hour and analyses the hell out of it, or Gotham’s “how to win at chess” where he shows what he thinks you should do at specific rating levels. Awesome content, can’t wait for the rest of it - intrigued to see how my own rating is challenged, I know I miss tactics or sometimes see great ones, but I can still make blunders and sometimes even miss my opponents blunders if I’m not familiar with the positions

[@chessbrah]

Thank you for the message! More videos are on the way!