The GREATEST Chess Move I Have Ever Played.

I played 2 brilliant moves in Titled Tuesday against a 2300 rated master! Hope you enjoy the game!!
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[@vermithrax-pejorative]

I get the same endorphin rush when the engine says I made twelve blunders but I still won the game.

[@eliryan1772]

felt

[@gildog]

How do you do that

[@James--Parker]

​@gildog Sometimes, the position is just really weird and complicated. And thr computer says all your moves are bad because of some crazy 12 move line you'll never see.

[@gildog]

​@@James--Parkerlol

[@davidjoseph7142]

@@gildog By playing someone who made 13 blunders

[@sinceretuitt1865]

I found the first brilliant move, but that second one was just poetry.

[@platosocrates232]

Well done Anna, not only 2 brilliant moves, but also your time management! I must confess, I didn't see the bishop move. Very impressive. Thanks for the video and as always greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱

[@gunterbosman3250]

I had considered Bg5 and thought "no, don't think this works". So pretty impressed, actually.

[@ramachandra776]

I too have played two brilliant moves in my online blitz games . Trouble was , i realised it only after game review .

[@YouTubetail]

😂haha

[@luladrgn9155]

anna didn't know until the review either tho

[@Drillbitayler]

HAHA, yup! I think I've had like 5-6 "brilliant" moves and half of them were completely unknown to me until after the game. But then you see them and are like, "oh yes, I ABSOLUTELY meant to do that..." xD

[@klaveeanick2136]

по красоте сыграл

[@Rouleau84]

That was a very pretty game.

[@soosandras555]

I'm 600 ELO, I started play chess barely a moth ago. Once I played a brilliant move. I sacrificed a knight for a forced checkmate. I was super happy, but until I watched this video I didn't know that it had meant much. Now I'm really proud, thanks!

[@stevejohn7459]

@@NotMeJustborrowedsame here because when I beat a bot, that was 800 elo and before, I was 400, I went into analysis and it said that I played like a 2000 elo player and the next day after, my elo magically went from 400 to 2000 until I lost to many grand masters and stuff.

[@WayOfHaQodesh]

Both amazing moves, but that bishop, the second one was so eye opening. These kinds of videos are soooo educational and helpful in learning how to spot the more advanced tactics and techniques, that you've clearly got good training with. Thank you again for all these videos.

[@mikecf1]

I love watching how much you are improving. Keep it up!

[@Finesnarl]

Watching this as a non-chess-player is SO insane! Never had to pause or rewind a youtube video so often 😂😂 Thank you for sharing this!

[@chitlitlah]

I tried to get into non-chess but I found it kind of boring.

[@piedpiper4450]

i honestly dont understand chess but this way of explaining each idea behind seemingly benign moves really helped me visualise what was playing out in front of me. thanks for making me feel a bit of passion for a game you love. nice work❤

[@jimbaker40]

Beautiful game! Thank you for sharing it, so much excitement on the board!

[@MJ-yd4jk]

Brilliant game Anna. First time round I figured out the full combination, second time I figured the first move and the mate that follows if he captures the bishop - but after capturing the knight I only saw 22. Rxd8+ Rxd8 23. Bxd8 winning the piece back and staying a pawn up. Completely missed the skewer. The best move I've played in a competitive game was a rather more modest one, in a rook endgame which invited my opponent to capture a pawn with check. It wasn't forced - he could have declined the pawn and held the draw comfortably - but I guessed that capturing with check would be such an obvious move that he'd play it automatically, and he did. The point of the sac was that his rook had no squares, so he was forced to exchange it - doing so led to a pawn endgame in which I had a passed a-pawn immediately and could create a passed h-pawn a few moves later. There was no way his king could stop two pawns on opposite edges of the board, and I won easily.

[@WhisperingWempe]

I just enjoyed your one win out of twenty-something against Nils! Great video ❤ Your neverending enthousiasm is awesome❤❤🎉

[@anonymousaxolotl]

There's something beautiful about how the pieces coordinate on the board- that was truly an incredible move!

[@christopherholmes395]

Nice job Anna. I like the first brilliant move that you found in that game.

[@quagapp]

I saw the moves but years of calculating tactics helped me. Indeed as below I often win from a lost game! Not so much these days...I once played a combination it took a computer a long time to see. This was against a very strong player (in NZ) and it involved more intuition or position evaluation and some calculation. But I always wanted a combo where I put a N on say e5 and a B on g5 when there was perhaps a pawn on f6....I played through all of Alekhine's games and in one he played a tactic that he said was surprising...it wasn't one he knew. It was obvious that he had made a study of combinations and tactics (some modern players don't so much). You played a great game....I don't always look at the computer....I do for a bit then switch it off so I can study "human moves"......Your game very entertaining as always!!

[@TechnoMageB5]

8:09 2 minutes and I could not find it. You had 2:03 on the clock, so I know I wouldn't have found it in the same game. What I did notice afterwards is, that brilliant move was made possible by black's pieces being in all the wrong spots, particularly c5 and e7, preventing the queen from moving to those defensive positions after taking your knight. Your follow up bishop move after that capture is just brutal. Even in my peak chess playing days back when I was 19, I don't think I could have calculated all that in that amount of time, let alone now. Salut, Anna.

[@philippegilson]

Hello ! Good reaction on the change of tactic. You made very smart moves. Phil. Peace.

[@Gotyapaco]

I saw the Bg5 move but not the BxP+ move (the first brilliancy)--a real Tal-like move. Nicely done Anna and a fun game to watch and learn from.

[@boffo63]

I was watching that live and it was the reaction at the end that was Brilliant!!

[@thechuckberryfan98]

Your g5 was my favourite. Thank you for this content 😊

[@John-pn7bh]

Great game Anna. That is what you play when you do not underestimate your opponent. Congrats from Ontario, Canada.

[@markadams7046]

Bg5 was an amazing move.

[@dariofernandez9276]

con tus videos he cogido afición al ajedrez, no jugaba desde pequeñito, lo haces muy divertido con toda la energía que le pones, es genial

[@AditaBattleForge]

brilliant and mood-enhancing! Thanks Anna!

[@Dr.K.626]

Bravo Anna!! A terrific game and wonderful content 👏 You rock!🎸🎶🎶

[@Radrook353]

Beautiful game Anna! Congratulations!

[@MidnightClue]

“Ha Ha!” watching your excitement is a dopamine release 😁. Some real golden hat chess there, girl!

[@itaybarok9405]

That last move is indeed really brilliant one

[@keithmyerscough1861]

Brilliant indeed Anna. I wish I could calculate so deeply. My limit most of the time seems to be one move or maybe 2.

[@alohabrah]

Congratulations on achieving the dopamine rush of 2 brilliant moves!! I get the same feeling when I win with the Cow opening.

[@klausspunkt2762]

8:49 Bishop G5

[@KennyBky92]

Spoilers!

[@klausspunkt2762]

@@KennyBky92 don't read the comments, as Anna said...watch the video first

[@elizabeth4689]

Congrats Anna!! Great to see you’re becoming better! Ps can anyone explain why the pawn on g7 can’t take the knight on h6? 9:34

[@Rhangaun]

It's a double check - both the knight and the queen are attacking the black king. This type of situation always forces the king to move to get out of check.

[@darylmorse]

That was amazing! Way to go!

[@ryanmartin2885]

She's definitely still improving... i want to see more live matches!

[@soulure]

You are amazing to watch, such good energy!

[@russellbreedlove8222]

My favorite move was you almost jumping out of your chair in excitement! Your joy is infectious. Thank you for the happiness.

[@yokoyama7590]

I hope you never lose your joy of the game! Keep it going!

[@darklight1030]

You're a treasure, so enjoyable to watch. When you get excited about chess, I get excited about chess ❤

[@TheJayman760]

I found Bg5 because I am always looking for a smothered mate.

[@michaelmassaro4375]

I would be excited with 2 Brilliant !! Moves as well the most I’ve gotten has been one here and there that was brilliant that first move checking the black king with the Bishop I didn’t even think of it I should’ve since Chess puzzles uses it a lot that other Bishop move by you was great as well picking up the rook Nice game congratulations

[@jojolords4523]

5:28 Yes Anna, it does

[@johntatum1951]

Two brilliant moves...very cool Anna...enjoyed your realctions...:)

[@jb_666]

Anytime I play a brilliant I ALWAYS think of Tal. I enjoy nothing more than "oh no my entire army" and smothered mate. I don't care how crazy I seem, I will laugh maniacally.

[@ItisntAyham]

really smart play anna

[@bramganapathy350]

I stop the video and couldnt find the move. but great move

[@LascoDePasco]

Well, the second brilliant move is bishop on g5! and White is winning. A very nice move in a Tal´s style but it can be hard to find in a blitz game, of course. Congratulations, Anna.

[@joesalazar2634]

If you like Tal you have to see Juan Manuel Bellón López! He’s the Spanish version of the Great Tal!!!

[@Dr.K.626]

Brilliant Anna!!! 🎉 Great Game!!! 😊

[@zxxz0000]

2nd brilliant move is king jumps off the board

[@improveourselves3929]

Well done Anna, I'm so proud of you!😊

[@eclecticexplorer7828]

I had that rush from playing a brilliant move today, even though I later missed something and blundered into checkmate. (Sigh!) I did see your first brilliant move very quickly, but perhaps not quickly enough for a blitz game. I didn't see the second one.

[@fridolfwalter2256]

8:16 Bg5!! If Qxg5 Qe6 check and it would eventually be a smothered mate or mate with Qf7. Therefore Qxe5, but then Bf4 skewers the queen to the rook on c7. If Qb6 to avoid the other problems, white can simply play Rxd8 Bxd8 Bxd8 and win a bishop.

[@scabbarae]

I guessed the second move, but I hadn't thought so far ahead as to why it was so good. I guess I just saw the immediate outcome and had a feeling.

[@johndavies-qt6sh]

Nice finds! (BTW: ❤the way you pronounce the word 'move')

[@johnh5259]

Her "actually" is a real treat, too. Don't change a thing, Anna - we love you just the way you are.

[@Occursrex]

Nice vid really enjoyed it

[@rogerw1521]

Amazing game! Well done

[@AORD72]

Fantastic, great vision to force the opposition into a no win situation.

[@johnmorsley]

Well played Anna!

[@gunterbosman3250]

Yesterday, played a game myself I was pretty proud of, sacrificing 3 pieces in a decent quality game in order to have winning chances, only a subpar end game because I tend to crack under time pressure. But it made me feel Tal-esque for a few minutes. :) As for Bg5... was looking at that move, but thought it wouldn't work. So pretty impressed it eventually did!

[@gunterbosman3250]

By the way, I tried to show the game in particular, but my reaction got deleted. Since I can't immediately find rules or ways to contact, I suppose it's against regulations?

[@htolko72]

Hi Anna, i like to see your chess videos very much. great game! I have one question regarding this video: Why fir this Queen's Gambit accepted game, at 11:54 min it writes Queen's Gambit decline above your video camera?

[@Kamillion]

Effin tastic move

[@jeromehenen8256]

I DID NOT SEE THAT! IT WAS UTTERLY BRILLIANT!!! WELL DONE!!!

[@StanSuchy]

Wow, I saw the bishop move , but I wasnt sure as could not calculate it as good as you did

[@L3gi0nare]

"Find the brilliant move"... sees that the engine is opened :P

[@italixgaming915]

I saw Bg5 but to be honest, I overlooked the position, I didn't see that taking the bishop was leading to a smothered mate. I just calculated the line Qxg5 Qf6+ Kh8 (because if Kf8 Qf7#) Nf7+ Kg8 Nxg5+. But well in that position after Kh8 I would probably have seen Qg8+...

[@daniellu8662]

Bg5 is amazing! Well played!

[@MarkStrus]

My favorite part about Anna’s channel is that she gets so excited by chess. I think she enjoys chess more than any other player on KZbin.

[@rogerbruce2896]

very nice moves :) wish I could think that far ahead!!

[@davidrobertson1980]

Niiice game Anna, my favorite move was when you lost your mind and stood up beaming and screaming as usual

[@Eye_Radiate_Light]

Hey Anna I enjoy your vibe and chess lessons

[@seancooper5007]

I don't know. When I find a brilliant move, I walk through the follow-up and realise I had no clue what was going on.

[@JesusAPose]

Thanks to you I'm improving both my English and my chess

[@yooneunhyesarang9245]

Congratulations, Anna. Even as a dream Grandmaster, I cannot fathom doing that brilliant moves in 3 min game. 🎉🎉🎉

[@CensingMarker51]

Ive played 70 brilliant moves quite recently and there's a few I absolutely love.

[@udontseeme2889]

I am a totally weak player but surprisingly I found the first one of those moves. I think it was much easier to spot - the second demanded a lot of calculation that I would never be able to do in time (probably not even if given 20 minutes to think... 🙂)

[@WhisperingWempe]

And I had so much fun watching Levy reacting to comments and there you were!❤🎉

[@WhisperingWempe]

9:42 i did not find it😅

[@chrisoleary9876]

That Queen/Bishop combo was the knockout 🎉🎉🎉

[@user-nj9ce7ce6s]

The video is on 8:18 and I can see the variation: 1.Bg5 Qxg5 2.Qe6+ Kh8 3. Rxd8+ Bxd8+ and 4.Qe8#

[@wildbill3260]

Anna, this cow opening of yours is intriguing no doubt, but I must give you fair warning to some of my best moves, #1 as already mentioned, "The Hickory Incursion" which is designed to capture your Queen, then of course, complete surrender. Secondly, I've been working on what I call the "Stonewall Maneuver" which is designed to go after one of your flanks, or if at peak level, both your flanks. Either way, the Cow opening is vulnerable to my strategy

[@JasonTobin-xd9xz]

Wow, this woman is not only stunningly beautiful but also incredibly intelligent and talented. Her two brilliant chess moves left her opponents speechless. It's amazing to see someone who possesses both physical beauty and mental prowess. She truly is a force to be reckoned with on and off the chessboard.

[@Orion-zq8jf]

that bishop move was very pretty

[@RearAdmiralTootToot]

I saw the video title and thought it was going to be about how castling works.

[@UAuaUAuaUA]

FYI: The person behind this Bkmzzzzz account is Ilya Khakhinov.

[@mightymax2984]

Buen video anna, he encontrado los dos movimientos pero estaria bien que taparas con blurr la respuesta del modulo o podemos leerla ;)

[@velonicatgmaildotcom]

I love the way you say "Move" ❤ Anna's 3rd cutest trait! 😂

[@venturaskip8594]

My brilliant moves tend to be serendipitous, with out the depth behind the declaration.

[@GregHinz-jt6nq]

We luv you Anna , keep it up

[@MorningNapalm]

I have also made two brilliant moves... in my entire chess career. Okay, no I haven't, I have zero.

[@Valdagast]

When you're looking at a game and get one of those "I don't know what the meaning of this move is", do you ask your parents?

[@thechuckberryfan98]

I thought of that move but then I doubted it because I couldn’t see all of the follow up. I thought queen would take and then your queen would have a headache. Short foresight 😉 But yours is very good.

[@vmashevsky]

Great video ❤! The smothered mate shown could have been in 2 instead of in 4; no need to do 2.Nf7+ Kg8 3.Nh6+ Kh8

[@dehangmat]

At 10,10, isn't it easier to move the white knite to H6, than you win the black knight...

[@alanguile8945]

I went for your move but I didn't see all the possibilities, make that virtually no possibilities! It just seemed a good move at the time!

[@davidpevar]

Just want to say thank you for the content! Love your channel! Quick question for anyone with advice. My wife passed away last year. I have been searching endlessly for hobbies to fill the hours in the day. Until stumbling upon this channel, relearning chess had never crossed my mind. My grandmother attempted to teach me as a child to no avail, but I absolutely love the game and have always wanted to really learn the theory and strategy behind it. I was just wondering if there were any books or videos on chess theory or strategy that anyone would recommend. And also some platforms online or apps that would be good for a beginner. And yes I know learning something complicated and new at 37 is almost impossible, but I do have probably at least 5 hours a day to commit to learning and more on the weekends. So nothing is impossible. Sorry for the long post. Thank you in advance.

[@djgresearch]

Don't do yourself down! At 37, you can definitely get back into it. I recommend Daniel King's Powerplay channel and also Eric Rosen. Daniel is highly charasmatic, with long experience of commentating chess games and it shows. Eric is also a very good commentator, with a calm, relaxed style, and he goes through his own games, and includes material for beginners.

[@davidpevar]

@@djgresearch thank you so much for the tips! The more I have been watching, the more I am fascinated and want to understand the "why" of each move offensively and defensively. I figure I'm obsessive enough, and have more than enough free time to figure it out as long as I put in the effort. Heck before chess I picked up bowling and was able to go from a 62 to a 200 average in about 2 weeks every day at the lanes. So fingers crossed!

[@dwarvenaled]

Nothing better than mastering your craft.

[@rojavida]

Nice one Anna. I couldn’t see that tactic.

[@jeroenneve5807]

Sometimes I play a brilliant move, too. The follow-up, however, usually is the red question mark.

[@MusclesfromB]

I found both your brilliant moves Anna!!! :) didnt see so far though, but found them by instinct

[@sergiomartin844]

What if black moves queen F8? You protect your bishop, and also the check mate. Even if white wants to double check the rook and the king on F7 after the check in E6, you can take the knight with the queen and exchange queens. I think the possition is still better for white, but you don’t loose any piece. What do you think??