checkmate from start at 0:11 c3 knight moves to b5, (this first move is the only one that matters in how long the mate takes, example being either knight to the outsides and king or queen front pawns moving forward 1 being the only ones that change how long the mate takes) any of the 6 pawns move forwards 1 or two spaces, b5 knight takes c7 *check, queen takes c7, d5 knight takes c7 *check, king moves to d8, e5 knight takes f7 *check, king takes c7 knight, either a3 or c3 knight move to b5/ either b4, c3, or f3 knights move to d5 checkmate; move e7 pawn up to e6 instead of the other 6 pawns, b5 knight takes c7 *check, queen takes c7, d5 knight takes c7 *check, king moves to e7(or king moves to d8, f5 knight takes g7 *check, king takes c7, c3 knight moves to b5 *mate), e3 knight or g3 knight moves to f5 *check/ c3 knight or e3 knight moves to d5 *check, e6 pawn takes f5/d5, g3 knight or e3 knight takes f5 *mate/ e3 knight or c3 knight takes d5 *mate(or either side knights move to the side not taken by pawn and also mate); move d7 pawn to d6 instead of the other 6 pawns, d5 knight takes c7 *check, queen takes c7, b5 knight takes c7 *check, king moves to d7(or king moves to d8, e5 knight moves to g7 *check, king moves to d7, then the b3 d3 and f3 knights move to then take the pawn on c5 or e5 *mate, or harass the pawn by issuing check on c5 or e5 then mating on the other move),b3 or d3 knights move to then take on c5 *mate/ d3 or f3 knights move to then take on e5 *mate(or b3 or d3 knights move to c5 *check/ d3 or f3 knights move to e5 *check, then f3 or d3 knights move to e5 *mate/ b3 or d3 knights move to c5 *mate); now i can assure you black moving their two knights to the outsides is still mate it's just too far down the line for me to write it out reasonably because im basically taking half the board state mostly including pawns and the right side knight and obviously still queen using all of the first moves to threaten queen or king for a good 9 moves or so being near instant mate if the king moves at all during it because every other space is usually mate in 2-4 moves with checks by just allowing black's other knight to develop because i need f3 knight to g5 to attack right side more since if either the forced king move or king check after king move is interrupted by their knights then i need to play a longer checkmate game. checkmate from start at 12:30 only requires castle takes pawn on f7, followed by 3 castles to e7 takes pawn takes bishop takes queen from the same e line and forced checkmate depending on move choice with last viable moves to drag out the game being knight takes castle in front of king on e7, f7 castle takes e7, king takes e7, f3 moves to f7, king moves to d8(e8 is mate in 3 as well via f7 castle to f8, king back to e7(or h8 castle to f8 followed by f2 castle to f8 ending up in the same position), and a castle to any spot on the e line that doesn't move the f8 castle and both of the two other f line castles covering it while also not using e6 because the pawn or king can take it. or the easier to remember strat which is any castle to e line first, king to d8 forced, f7 castle to f8(if h8 castle takes you just take back with f2 castle) checkmate) followed by f7 castle to f8, king to e7, any castle to e line except the f line castle guarding f8 and the non checkmate position of if you got to e6 that king or pawn can take, elsewise checkmate. checkmate from start at 33:12 c4 bishop takes f7 *checkmate... this is why you don't start someone with 2-3 bishops on that line... also do i have to explain mate in 1 with all queens? lol
@@ShadowDreamed First off the bishop completion can be done by queens since they move the same, so can the castle one; and second off after you get done with 2 mates in 1 on f7 with 6 queens guarding the space after either side queen moves there no matter which, you have mate in 3 via c7 sac a queen, kill theirs and take bishop for mate regardless if they move a pawn to get away because both e7 and f7 escapes are double and triple guarded respectively by b4 and a3 queens, and c4, b3, and a2 queens respectively; then there's mate in 4 on e7 by force using your 5 queens that guard it on e4, e3, e2, and b4, a3 in which you take with those queens in that order leaving a3 queen to guard the b4 queen that's now on e7; then you have mate in 5 on d7 via d4, d3, d2, d1 in that order guarded by a4, g4, h3 in which if your match allowes castling out of check then now d7 queen to c8 guarded by g4 and h3 checkmate; and that's just the mates not guarded by castles, you of course have nearly double piece advantage and could quite literally just throw pieces at them and take a piece per turn and you're physically unable to lose because you can't get checkmated when there's 3 rows of queens above you to stand in the way of any attack and then counter attack next turn. It's never fair to swap all your pieces for queens on first turn because it's just checkmate waiting to happen; then again depending on how smart you are you could calculate mate as early as turn 2-5 depending on how your opponent moves considering they can't move themselves into discovered check anyways.
Oh yeah, and if they refuse to move their queen on the c7 attack you just attack the bishop anyways then move another queen to c7 and then attack the queen and checkmate. Also a funny checkmate is d4 to g7, e4 to b7, c4 to c7, e4 to e7 *check, d4 to d7 *check, then e3 to e7 or d3 to d7 depending on which space the queen isn't on irregardless of their moves because if the queen moves to the other space they hang checkmate via the remaining a4 and h4 queens, and if they use their unmoved knights to stop it then just move the respective d2 or e2 to d7 or e7 respectively and it's mate again because the bishop that was required to move on the side the queen didn't cover is now no longer there to guard the spot and vice versa if they used knights in place of the bishop to guard so 4 different forced mates in 2 positions in 6 and 7 moves respectively having 2 mates each on the same square.
Also if they think they're smart during that entire mate and try castling on either side just move a queen to b7 or g7 respectively to the king castling to b8 or g8 because you're guarded by 5-7 queens on both sides depending on how many moves you are in.
oh yeah, queen side bishop on white taking king side pawn can't be taken by anything other than the king; damn, can't believe nobody thought of turn 1 mates especially covered by 2 pieces when making this did they lol
The checkmate could have quickly happened in 12:59 after the black knight took the white rook on G8. First, the rook on G2 would take the black knight on G8 then, after the black rook captures the white rook on G8 the white rook on G1 could have captured the black rook on G8, and then it would have been checkmate. (The checkmate probably didn't happen quickly because the white rook of H4 or/and
so we all know hes pourposley trying his hardest to make white lose by making dumb moves right like for the rooks one just all of them move foward thats it
The amount of royal forks that this guy missed seriously is a war crime
yeah fr
checkmate from start at 0:11
c3 knight moves to b5, (this first move is the only one that matters in how long the mate takes, example being either knight to the outsides and king or queen front pawns moving forward 1 being the only ones that change how long the mate takes) any of the 6 pawns move forwards 1 or two spaces, b5 knight takes c7 *check, queen takes c7, d5 knight takes c7 *check, king moves to d8, e5 knight takes f7 *check, king takes c7 knight, either a3 or c3 knight move to b5/ either b4, c3, or f3 knights move to d5 checkmate; move e7 pawn up to e6 instead of the other 6 pawns, b5 knight takes c7 *check, queen takes c7, d5 knight takes c7 *check, king moves to e7(or king moves to d8, f5 knight takes g7 *check, king takes c7, c3 knight moves to b5 *mate), e3 knight or g3 knight moves to f5 *check/ c3 knight or e3 knight moves to d5 *check, e6 pawn takes f5/d5, g3 knight or e3 knight takes f5 *mate/ e3 knight or c3 knight takes d5 *mate(or either side knights move to the side not taken by pawn and also mate); move d7 pawn to d6 instead of the other 6 pawns, d5 knight takes c7 *check, queen takes c7, b5 knight takes c7 *check, king moves to d7(or king moves to d8, e5 knight moves to g7 *check, king moves to d7, then the b3 d3 and f3 knights move to then take the pawn on c5 or e5 *mate, or harass the pawn by issuing check on c5 or e5 then mating on the other move),b3 or d3 knights move to then take on c5 *mate/ d3 or f3 knights move to then take on e5 *mate(or b3 or d3 knights move to c5 *check/ d3 or f3 knights move to e5 *check, then f3 or d3 knights move to e5 *mate/ b3 or d3 knights move to c5 *mate); now i can assure you black moving their two knights to the outsides is still mate it's just too far down the line for me to write it out reasonably because im basically taking half the board state mostly including pawns and the right side knight and obviously still queen using all of the first moves to threaten queen or king for a good 9 moves or so being near instant mate if the king moves at all during it because every other space is usually mate in 2-4 moves with checks by just allowing black's other knight to develop because i need f3 knight to g5 to attack right side more since if either the forced king move or king check after king move is interrupted by their knights then i need to play a longer checkmate game.
checkmate from start at 12:30
only requires castle takes pawn on f7, followed by 3 castles to e7 takes pawn takes bishop takes queen from the same e line and forced checkmate depending on move choice with last viable moves to drag out the game being knight takes castle in front of king on e7, f7 castle takes e7, king takes e7, f3 moves to f7, king moves to d8(e8 is mate in 3 as well via f7 castle to f8, king back to e7(or h8 castle to f8 followed by f2 castle to f8 ending up in the same position), and a castle to any spot on the e line that doesn't move the f8 castle and both of the two other f line castles covering it while also not using e6 because the pawn or king can take it. or the easier to remember strat which is any castle to e line first, king to d8 forced, f7 castle to f8(if h8 castle takes you just take back with f2 castle) checkmate) followed by f7 castle to f8, king to e7, any castle to e line except the f line castle guarding f8 and the non checkmate position of if you got to e6 that king or pawn can take, elsewise checkmate.
checkmate from start at 33:12
c4 bishop takes f7 *checkmate... this is why you don't start someone with 2-3 bishops on that line...
also do i have to explain mate in 1 with all queens? lol
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i need you to explain the queens one i have brain damage
@@ShadowDreamed First off the bishop completion can be done by queens since they move the same, so can the castle one; and second off after you get done with 2 mates in 1 on f7 with 6 queens guarding the space after either side queen moves there no matter which, you have mate in 3 via c7 sac a queen, kill theirs and take bishop for mate regardless if they move a pawn to get away because both e7 and f7 escapes are double and triple guarded respectively by b4 and a3 queens, and c4, b3, and a2 queens respectively; then there's mate in 4 on e7 by force using your 5 queens that guard it on e4, e3, e2, and b4, a3 in which you take with those queens in that order leaving a3 queen to guard the b4 queen that's now on e7; then you have mate in 5 on d7 via d4, d3, d2, d1 in that order guarded by a4, g4, h3 in which if your match allowes castling out of check then now d7 queen to c8 guarded by g4 and h3 checkmate; and that's just the mates not guarded by castles, you of course have nearly double piece advantage and could quite literally just throw pieces at them and take a piece per turn and you're physically unable to lose because you can't get checkmated when there's 3 rows of queens above you to stand in the way of any attack and then counter attack next turn. It's never fair to swap all your pieces for queens on first turn because it's just checkmate waiting to happen; then again depending on how smart you are you could calculate mate as early as turn 2-5 depending on how your opponent moves considering they can't move themselves into discovered check anyways.
Oh yeah, and if they refuse to move their queen on the c7 attack you just attack the bishop anyways then move another queen to c7 and then attack the queen and checkmate. Also a funny checkmate is d4 to g7, e4 to b7, c4 to c7, e4 to e7 *check, d4 to d7 *check, then e3 to e7 or d3 to d7 depending on which space the queen isn't on irregardless of their moves because if the queen moves to the other space they hang checkmate via the remaining a4 and h4 queens, and if they use their unmoved knights to stop it then just move the respective d2 or e2 to d7 or e7 respectively and it's mate again because the bishop that was required to move on the side the queen didn't cover is now no longer there to guard the spot and vice versa if they used knights in place of the bishop to guard so 4 different forced mates in 2 positions in 6 and 7 moves respectively having 2 mates each on the same square.
Also if they think they're smart during that entire mate and try castling on either side just move a queen to b7 or g7 respectively to the king castling to b8 or g8 because you're guarded by 5-7 queens on both sides depending on how many moves you are in.
6:54 "Fork Dork Clork Smork!"
bro stalemated in a mate in less than 4 position thinking he won💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
knights missing forks and checkmates like LEGITIMATELY 50 TIMES THROUGHOUT THE GAME
and also what the frick
stalemate is not a win 💀
FR LIKE THEY COULD OF FORKED THE ENTIRE GAME AND THEY DIDN'T LIKE BRUH
the amount of blunders in the first game... 💀💀💀
queen could’ve died at the start bruhh
@@splashmanej3 btw they missed a billion forks in the first 10 moves
@aimbot1246 ik it's so dumb I'm 200 elo and I could have won easy
Black
@@Timmy2017-wd8qm White
Bro missed royal fork
Bro they missed so many forks in the knights and could have gotten and easy queen with the rooks 💀💀💀💀😡
Stalemate does make a draw, not make the side that has no moves lose and the opposite side win, this is ridicilous.
They are not in check in stalemate tho
Wr
That is true
Thank u
Thank u bro
When the knight forked the rook and the king he could have forked the queen and the king😂😂😂😂😂
Stalemate!
*"Black king wins"*
💀💀💀
That knight tried to pretend that he was from the black team
White king will win definitely I think💯 in first game btw
10:56 HOW DID YOU MISS THAT QUEEN AND KING FORK😭💀
It’s black turn
BEFORE THAT-@@anunitin2010
King f3 blunder,or whatever the white king made
He should have done e3 brilliant cuz of queen and king fork
@@ingchungkhim6649 29:39 YAY 😁
The horseys missed a bunch of forking
33:12 c4 bishop takes f7 pawn and checkmate 😂 why too elaborated🤔
oh yeah, queen side bishop on white taking king side pawn can't be taken by anything other than the king; damn, can't believe nobody thought of turn 1 mates especially covered by 2 pieces when making this did they lol
The amount of missed forks in the first game 💀💀💀
True
Fr
bro missed 1000000000000000 checkmates
Black king For all kings
I can't wait to see the Battle
Black king bc hourses sre dubm
😢😢😢I'm so sad that I didn't guess right
now dare you
True
@@ZayneANTboynot true
Knights are better in start game, bishops are better in endgame
white king
😊
Yes
The one whit the pawns eventually after some actions🗿
I lost all 2 of my braincells watching this (chess braincells)
12:26 1 move if you move the room to the pawn the above of the black king can already destroy the queen
Black
52:22 HE GOT A POINT
White king he literally has all the horses
The blunders in this game 😭😭😭
49:23 that queen is protected from a3
The checkmate could have quickly happened in 12:59 after the black knight took the white rook on G8. First, the rook on G2 would take the black knight on G8 then, after the black rook captures the white rook on G8 the white rook on G1 could have captured the black rook on G8, and then it would have been checkmate. (The checkmate probably didn't happen quickly because the white rook of H4 or/and
All of these are quick checkmates honestly, but this youtuber makes the white king really dumb, which is unrealistic and just stupid imo
ikr
i saw that too
Hey Karen 😁
4:53 it said payback time😂😂😂😂😂
white king missed 2 royal forks or more rn
King is going to win instantly
Which king
no king is better obviously
3:59 Black king
Black king
Bro, its a Stalemate in the first game
White king obvious choice he has so much knights
Bro, I swear they mean no good moves in 15 Quinn trillion moves that are wrong🤣🤣🤣🤣
It’s the fact at 22:05 the king and queen is outside the plan💀💀
1. Black king
2. White king
when quean didint take quean and just died
Black king because he got a bishop on their side
I take that back
Bruh that stale mate not fair
horse part: black wins gimme the legendary chess title
The knight moves are very dump in 5mins within 3 moves it can already checkmate the black king
White always has a twist at the end of the game so it’s white
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Let's see if the avocado for Mexico will work
THE FORKS
I saw more fork than the knight piece
White king. He has more rooks than black king
I think it’s going to be the black king because she is the only one that’s being sensible in Smart
White king at the king part
Black king
1edit:YOOOOOOOOOOO
Legendary pawn
Nobody wins when it’s stalemate
The black king one
Black king he is too smart
bishop's and queen's could have checkmated in 1
Black King
They keep missing checkmate in 1
14:02 bruh it could have been checkmate too he coukd have just eaten the pawn and moved the rook to h8 like girl 💀
me sieng him miss a royal fork 💣💫💫💫💫💥💥💥💥💥💥
Black King hopefully.
the white one
White King
Lol 10 elo chess be like
Black
King in start
I expected the black king to win and was correct cause so many blunders
I KNEW IT WAS THE BLACK KING WHO WOULD WIN
Black king🔥
On the first game white king wins if he just forks the kings and the queen
in first game black didn't won because it was stalemate and stalemate is draw.
The light section the black king draws by the rule of chest if one side can't make any moves it is draw
The king oculd take the queen with his queen and his queen dies but the pawns have 1 queens less...
WHIT KING
I lost braincells cus of white's strategy
Just to let this CZcamsr know I didn’t skip to the end of the vid and ima guess white king
(garrunty😂) white king!!!!!!!
I knew its black king
Back king
so we all know hes pourposley trying his hardest to make white lose by making dumb moves right like for the rooks one just all of them move foward thats it
The black king of course
He can just eat the horse
(Legendary chess player)
Toast
6th white will win where there is very many kings
I have the Legendary title.....
How do you get all those pieces in the chess app
Is this the Chess 2 everyone is talking about?
The white king
J knew it
Black for sure😊
2:04 you could’ve forked the queen and king
10:55 knight to f5... forked.
3:26 HOW DID THEY MISS KING AND QUEEN FORK
Black King gonna win
The Black king
white king you are so strong but give mercy to black king
Bro at the 2:33 mins there was a fork
Black king!
I think its the White King