How I Finally Got to 1900 ELO!!!

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0:00 Intro and Game 1- Caro-Kann
9:11 Game 2 - Spanish
19:55 - Game 3 - French Defense
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[@vrabiecatalin5228]

22:20 Qb5 was the saving move

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

Great move!

[@mikejok3r498]

Report them for stalling Alessia 😅😂

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

Yes, that's the way 😂

[@ProjectXiel]

It's impressive how well you can explain your moves, really shows how well you understand chess, as well as your understanding of the openings, feel's like something I would have to pay money to get, but I'm getting it for free, these videos are a gold mine.

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

Oh thank you so much!! Lots of more videos like this incoming :)

[@gio47185]

Simpaticissima, molto chiara e molto molto istruttiva! Grazie :)

[@willbollman6246]

Very well played! I only wish I could see things this clearly during my own games. It's a gift

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

I guess it will get better

[@marlonbruno549]

Gracias por compartir. Excelente.

[@dancamma]

Well done! The last game was very inspiring

[@archirayanmondal5408]

Please keep this speedrun going. It helps me a lot

[@dr.nigelcool3771]

Botez gambit at 29:47

[@TheRuns2]

Best way to hit 1900

[@spencerswaggington]

your videos are so entertaining!

[@iainbozfelt]

Back to greatness, well played...

[@ChessMate_0102]

Go Alessia! ❤️❤️👌💯

[@Houssem1]

A trick i learned playing bullets , keep attacking the queen and he will eventually blunder it

[@casey9015]

Nice games and analysis and I like your happy energy. You're now 18 pts higher elo than me and you're prettier and you have a better accent. I will try to be more like you!

[@cspell]

Nice games, glad your chess is safe!

[@AlexicekYoutube]

Did qb5 in the last game save your piece?

[@bougabouga-qx6eg]

The same comment I wanted to post

[@bougabouga-qx6eg]

At 22:20

[@barrystevenyoung4818]

Same...

[@JS-tm1gq]

28:00 Qxd5 (hard to spot you premove Qxb6) Nxd5 Nxf7 Ke8 Nxh8 Edit: stockfish likes your move better +8 vs mine +2.5

[@robindrodas1058]

Congratulations my teacher 😍😍

[@scotblust5390]

Nice job!

[@abih4090]

Really cool tricks!!!!

[@HeatherA_]

I like the explanation of tricky moves being good only if they still work well when the opponent finds the best response. If I remember correctly it was a quite wise streamer who told me that for the first time. Forza rocco, forza macedonia.

[@Chadikenz]

Does Qb5 not work defending everything at 22:15?

[@Chessdummy]

Splendid still couldn’t of done it better myself

[@xescllabres1327]

I hate when the opponent is lost and he/she just let the time run out... We should all report this type of "players" to the moderators. This is not nice from ganna26381... after all, he played a nice game

[@artemeditativa]

The fact that people will leave the game instead of resigning is really annoying. 😅 I thought it happens only in low level like mine (~1000).

[@WhoisFeuro]

👍👍

[@ogcubetube5434]

You look COOL in your glasses ❤️😌

[@griphonemax7652]

Finalmente eh🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂❤❤❤

[@JS-ir7wh]

You can make it to 2000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

Finger crossed

[@Valmidenio]

These games can be called Masterclasses.

[@eltovli_q1501]

9:03 does opponent not have Kxa2 ur king to b1 and Ba3 or do u have an incredible saver i dont see (if u checks he can just run his king)

[@albinborgvall2427]

Qxe6+ at least wins the knight on a2

[@eltovli_q1501]

​@@albinborgvall2427true

[@pegissusforstudy]

Finallyyyyyyyyyy😅

[@3AdaptationAcademy3]

🏄🏻‍♂️💯

[@andydaniel3070]

Timing-out or abandoning a lost position just shows a lack of class.

[@PhenomenalChess]

People who rage quit are so irritating... just resign like a mature human being

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

Chess is hard for the ego sometimes. But I agree, it's simply respectful to resign

[@Doodle_stories]

22:12 why not Qb5

[@airbender9584]

Exactly, this is the move right?

[@Doodle_stories]

@@airbender9584 i check on the engine and she didnt lose the knight

[@user-vw9lj1yn1b]

Congrats! I wish you'd gone through the computer analysis afterward, but I understand the video was getting pretty long.

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

I do analysis from time to time but I also love when viewers try to suggest better moves in the comments

[@sa3idali5]

❤

[@AsceticOrdinary]

imagine being 1900 and spending 2-3 minutes on opening -_-

[@hoebare]

Imagine being 1969, blundering your queen and then timing out instead of resigning. sadge

[@patrik-robertmaruntis5490]

Gg

[@Chunda8]

Not for nothing but that is an odd way of looking at elo. There really is no deadline to hit any rating, people play this game into their 80s. Regardless of streaming income, most everyone under 2400 OTB is amateur and will be for life. It's better to see chess as going to the gym for your brain. We can enjoy the game, learn the game and just improve at your own pace whatever it is. It's cool to take the game seriously and try to compete, but we have to be careful that this does not become toxic. You can devote 20 years of your life to this game, hit 2600s, go pro, and some 12 year old Fischerian prodigy is going to come along and crush you for one inaccuracy. It's a cliche, especially in this computer driven age.

[@yanirachavez3890]

:D

[@komplexqt]

You look like a female mark cuban

[@roderickvigo3937]

You so beautiful to be a grand master