I Try to Reach 2200 in 10 Days - Day 3

[@Kraft_bs]

8:45 She missed Rf2 blocking check and if Queen takes Queen, there is Rf7#

[@clancykevwe3344]

What if the opponent plays rf8

[@mrmjg20]

Maybe Qh4+

[@artemeditativa]

​​@@clancykevwe3344I think if rook f8, then it's better to take the Queen, then bishop takes on g7.

[@clancykevwe3344]

@@artemeditativa then she loses the queen for nothing

[@ddanphung]

@@clancykevwe3344Qh4 check 1. If black block with pawn g5, then Qh7, Rf7 Qxf7#. 2. If black block with Rf6, then Bxf6, king must go back (pawn take bishop is mate in 2) and white is up a full rook, then mate in few moves because other black pieces cannot join the fight in the right side.

[@Dhananjay-011]

Enjoying another daily dose of Alessia's accent

[@jipmae_shifty]

OMG that was an amazing check mate threat you missed there 😲, Rf2 and if Q takes Q, you had Rf7-mate.... is so cool watching you play chess, the way you outmaneuver your opponents is just so amazing i watch you all day and you still continue to be my chess hero

[@Thunder-gw9zx]

i like how you also explain your thinking process (very useful for me)

[@vov.7397]

So I've started playing my e4 opening like she does, bringing both knights out, which I always thought was weaker, but I've won every game so far, and I can't argue with winning. It's different, though. You get into tactics really quickly, whereas before it was more positional play. Still making too many mistakes and don't always have a plan, but I just try to imitate her when I don't know what to do, either try to improve a piece or take a little space. So far, it's working. I'll never be a great player, but it's more fun playing like this, and we should all have fun playing a game.

[@MrDanielfff777]

What's your elo

[@KancerKowboy]

10:20 We create our own luck through good moves, Alessia! Confidence 🙂

[@trevorbrzycki6628]

I was thinking Rf2, Qxc4 then Rf7 is mate. 8:38

[@MasterInHD]

11:36 1..., Rf2 2. Rf8 (Queen can't take because of Rf7#), Qh4+ 3. Ke8, Bd4 (traps the Queen)

[@kiltrokills5527]

Guys, she is smart. She gets us to comment increases the KZbin algorithm. She forked us!

[@AbhinavRN]

The move in the first game is to Sacrifice..............THE QUEEEEEEEEEN by blocking the check with rook to f2 and if they take our queen there is rook f7 checkmate..

[@stevef9530]

Used to watch chess on BBC (television!, not…) in 60s, often with Bent Larsen, is that the same guy as game 2 attack? He was excellent, describing thinking as you do. Great channel, you are very resilient and talented.

[@accountaccount3840]

11:38 😂cute"Ooooo"

[@AnthonySettergren]

@11:31 Rf2 blocks check and sacs the queen with a mate on Rf7????

[@lornaedgar6861]

Have a suggestion for you Alessia. Would love to see you try 4 player chess. That would be brilliant to watch you play. Love your vids by the way. Have learned so much in a short space of time and I am improving.

[@stevef9530]

Watching this a bit late, but R f2, then if q xq, Rf7, mate! Amazing.

[@1williamdollas]

I stared at 13:30 and this is so nefarious: If h3 e4, Bxg7 xf3, Bxf8 then f2+ and they lose their queen for a rook! Which is probably why they moved Qe1?

[@sebastiansussini1583]

Alessiaa@a te amamos!!!!

[@fridolfwalter2256]

The brilliant move is Rf2 with Rf7 mate as an idea! This avoids the queen trade because if black takes white's queen then Rf7#...

[@harshsoni3458]

11:30 may be rook to f2 coz if queen takes there is a mate on f7

[@iainbozfelt]

Did not find the ' brilliant move' at 8:45 ie. There wasn't one....

[@cherrylk4188]

Rf2 is the brilliant move bc it threatens mate, so the opponent can't trade the queens.

[@cubasia16222]

Bel video, secca !

[@mahmoudhussein9975]

The brilliant (!!) move is the Roooookkk ! (in the voice of gotham chess) in f2 if he takes the queen Rooookk f7 checkmate

[@SwapnilThePowerBoii]

Not Rooookk!!! It should be The Queeeeennnn!!! Because you sac the queen not the rook

[@mahmoudhussein9975]

​​@@SwapnilThePowerBoiibut you move the Roooookkk

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

true ahaha

[@Beery1962]

8:42 Missed Rf2. Only way to stop mate on f7 is Qxf2, then Kxf2 and you're winning.

[@konroh2]

Rf8 stops mate, but then Qh4+ and after P blocks, Qh2+, R blocks, QxR#

[@f-angcogtontont.1724]

At *11:30* I think you missed Qh4 and Qg5 checkmate?

[@f-angcogtontont.1724]

Queens gambit, rook to f2 to block the check and when the queen takes, its rook to f7 checkmate?

[@dnaref8464]

She's in check !! Qh4 doesn't work, she needs to block the check. She missed the brillant move Rf2 !! blocking the check. And if white takes the queen, then it's mate with Rf7#.

[@peppesgabello]

her king was in check she has to block or move the king, so both moves you said are wrong. Correct one is to move the rook to F2 blocking the check and potentially giving mate on the next move in f7

[@f-angcogtontont.1724]

​@@peppesgabelloisnt queens gambit letting ur queen to be picked up in order to exchange a good position?

[@peppesgabello]

@@f-angcogtontont.1724 no the only move that forces a win in few moves is Rf2 blocking the check and threatening mate on f7 at the same time

[@Paranthaman-o9t]

Option Nr. 1. Rf2, if Q take Q , Rf7 mate, Option Nr.2. You have long way to mate. Rf2, if Black Rf8, K h1, RXRf8, black K X f8,Q f4, mate I dont know, bing bung bam there is a problame

[@CHESSGUY950]

I am 1600 elo rated player honestly I see brilliant move in 10 second Rf2 threat mate

[@MissLorenstein]

Ho visto su Stockfish la mossa mancata... figuriamoci se ci sarei mai arrivata... 😂😅

[@joshuamphande2272]

Youre such a Queen

[@edijukic4774]

Yooooooo rook F2 and If he took the queen checkmate in 1

[@markr5418]

In the next game, why not take p at e5 with your night instead of with your p. Then k x k check gives a revealed attack on his b on b2

[@markr5418]

Oops he just takes your k. Nevermind

[@lewwadsworth547]

Rf2 if QxQ then Rf7#

[@jongler9775]

Game 1, missed move. I guess it is rook f2, threatening Mate in 1. Nice move indeed.

[@GignacioO]

Do you know Anna Cramling?

[@MasterInHD]

She's way better than Anna Cramling

[@gusbunda]

@@MasterInHD Anna has 905k subs and is close to getting an IM norm.

[@MasterInHD]

@@gusbunda You’re straight up lying. Alessia is the one who’s close to getting her WIM norms, Anna is barely an WFM.

[@gusbunda]

@@MasterInHD wrong. i suppose you're saying anna doesn't have 905k subs either? take it easy on the meth.

[@MasterInHD]

@@gusbunda I’ve beaten Ana 7x and lost ZERO, meanwhile I’m 1-4 vs. Alessia. I can tell you’re below 2000, your opinion is irrelevant, Mr. 1600 💀😭

[@kingofmoney3298]

Rook check mate😂😂😂

[@8gigsdown]

Its obviously Rf2 and if he takes your queen rf7 mate

[@cherrylk4188]

"Obviously" okay.

[@clancykevwe3344]

Rf2 would be met with Rf8

[@zorkchess]

Then Qh4+ followed by Bd4. It’s Not necessarily brilliant in the sense that it gets you an immediate win.

[@perseoeridano4182]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@bronwynesterhuizen9336]

Rf2😤

[@kevingerritsen]

Queen H4👀

[@jacobcollins9821]

Rf2!!

[@joellim2]

Rf2 is the move

[@YouWedge]

missed Rf2 threatening Rf7 checkmate?

[@sydneyhendrickson1140]

Rf2!!!!

[@Enver-Aytekin]

Rf2 is brilliant but if the oppennent plays rf8 there is not any beautiful position so its not that amazing if im not blind .

[@pritpal3622]

Rook f2 after queen takes checkmate at f7

[@markr5418]

R to f2!

[@vinhcuber9374]

RF1

[@dinesharuwanthi-o6h]

Rf2

[@yawni584]

Alessia please play a Spanish🥺🥺🥺

[@Khaled-2112]

Rf2 and threaten mate

[@lucagotto]

Spero tu faccia uno short per mostrarci la mossa brillante

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

ottima idea ahah

[@oscarbiggs988]

Rf2 ez

[@SGV_777]

Qh5

[@stardz1651]

I like you ❤

[@bharatbawane5343]

why are u laughing without any reason? insane

[@valentinleguizamon9957]

are you THAT sad? A little happiness in your life won't make u wrong ya know?

[@chessforfun_]

SECOND

[@kiltrokills5527]

f2 lol

[@elkr79]

idiotic series are continuing, and her death approaches