This Golden Rule Will Prevent 50% of Your Chess Mistakes

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    ► Chapters
    00:00 Simple Chess Rule To Prevent Mistakes/Blunders
    00:07 Example-1
    02:04 GOLDEN CHESS RULE (Right way of thinking)
    03:54 Example-2
    05:46 To take is a mistake
    07:30 Example-3
    08:38 Neutralize opponent's piece on your half of the board
    10:55 To take is good IF...
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  • @GMIgorSmirnov
    @GMIgorSmirnov  Před 9 dny +6

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    • @farouqbaiti4315
      @farouqbaiti4315 Před 9 dny

      Father's Day is also with our Islamic Holiday.😅
      Let us start improving with a bang.😼

    • @farouqbaiti4315
      @farouqbaiti4315 Před 9 dny

      In my country, we don't have dollars but we have dirhams.🙄

  • @dominathor
    @dominathor Před 9 dny +68

    The "Hold my beer!" joke 🤣 I took that personally!

  • @rjkooy100
    @rjkooy100 Před 9 dny +19

    'hold my beer' 🤣

  • @AlphaSoti1011
    @AlphaSoti1011 Před 9 dny +27

    happy fathers day GM IGOR SMIRNOV wish you a blessed day

  • @prujohn
    @prujohn Před 9 dny +6

    What a classy thing to do to offer a nice special during Father's day. Happy Father's day to you as well Igor!

  • @eclecticexplorer7828
    @eclecticexplorer7828 Před 9 dny +6

    My thinking on the initial position is that black had this nice pawn chain that was keeping the dark-square bishop at bay (among other advantages), but with the knight having access to e4, it would attack the d6 pawn and potentially come to g5 if the queen moves away of if b5 is supported in some way, so the knight was clearly the more dangerous piece. That told me that Rxc3 was likely to be a better choice than fxe3.
    "Hold my beer!" LMAO!

  • @stevemotocrayz2892
    @stevemotocrayz2892 Před 9 dny +7

    Thanks once again, Igor..for succinct, direct instruction 👍.

  • @TeeGar
    @TeeGar Před 9 dny +3

    If I could just reduce my blunders by 50%, I'd only be making 10 per game!

  • @PhilClaffey
    @PhilClaffey Před 9 dny +2

    Good tips, thank you.

  • @blankblank3600
    @blankblank3600 Před 9 dny +1

    really good tips. ty. cool.

  • @nishanthj4812
    @nishanthj4812 Před 9 dny +2

    Very helpful

  • @Ananiya2013
    @Ananiya2013 Před 9 dny

    Great guy, thank you Sir!

  • @carlhopkinson
    @carlhopkinson Před 8 dny

    Great practical heuristics !!!

  • @GMIgorSmirnov
    @GMIgorSmirnov  Před 7 dny +1

    ► Chapters
    00:00 Simple Chess Rule To Prevent Mistakes/Blunders
    00:07 Example-1
    02:04 GOLDEN CHESS RULE (Right way of thinking)
    03:54 Example-2
    05:46 To take is a mistake
    07:30 Example-3
    08:38 Neutralize opponent's piece on your half of the board
    10:55 To take is good IF...

  • @exdejesus
    @exdejesus Před 8 dny

    Very helpful!

  • @jackskura923
    @jackskura923 Před 8 dny

    Happy Fathers Day! Thanks again for great explanations on tactics.

  • @mschoenen
    @mschoenen Před 8 dny

    Always super useful to go back to the fundamentals - thank you, Igor, a great reminder that will surely save me a few blunders!

  • @marcelofalbo9014
    @marcelofalbo9014 Před 7 dny

    hey bro, been following your channel for a while now. just wanted to say u seem like a rly nice guy, keep up the good content :) cheers from argentina!

  • @user-pf9mz2bd2i
    @user-pf9mz2bd2i Před 8 dny

    This seems like something new to me. I don't think I've heard this always try to go forward advice before - apart from your other videos.

  • @anaygupta2243
    @anaygupta2243 Před 9 dny +1

    The only chess coach I would ever require
    Thanks Igor sir for teaching me a lot 🙏🏿

  • @6em974
    @6em974 Před 9 dny

    Amazing vid

  • @kurtissjacobs5618
    @kurtissjacobs5618 Před 3 dny

    A simpler explanation for us C players: If you can take one piece and keep another opposing piece hanging to a pawn, then do so. Now your opponent's choice is to retake your piece or save his other piece. Situation was different here because Black was only retaking a piece so material was even, but it arises so often in amateur play that it's a principle to keep in mind: capture with your pawn NEXT move, capture with your piece THIS move (especially if your piece is under attack).

  • @THE_REACH
    @THE_REACH Před 8 dny +1

    Literally won the next game after I followed these techniques. Definitely wanting to buy the course now…. Thanks GM Smirnov!

  • @user-kq6xi6pk8z
    @user-kq6xi6pk8z Před 2 dny

    Awesome, thanx Igor!

  • @peterochieng9040
    @peterochieng9040 Před 9 dny

    Happy father's Day GM Igor

  • @prappo07
    @prappo07 Před 9 dny +1

    I waiting for it ❤

  • @5gearz
    @5gearz Před 9 dny

    Igor, could you make an anti caro kann with no theory video, I’m having trouble trying to punish it

  • @HERNANDO-rc5sg
    @HERNANDO-rc5sg Před 9 dny

    HEY IGOR CAN YOU SAY HOW TO COUNTER THE SCANDINAVIAN DEFENCE MODERN VARIATION

  • @mohamadt2975
    @mohamadt2975 Před 9 dny +2

    Please make a video about Endgames GM igor. I play good in middle games and I will be pawn up but i cant handle this to win.

    • @jopazna2021
      @jopazna2021 Před 8 dny

      There are a full playlist of endgame on the channel

  • @ReflectionOcean
    @ReflectionOcean Před 9 dny +5

    By YouSum Live
    00:00:00 Prevent chess mistakes with the golden rule.
    00:00:54 Black's blunder leads to back rank checkmate.
    00:01:26 Guard the rook to avoid knight fork tactics.
    00:01:48 Strategic moves to counter opponent's threats.
    00:02:00 Importance of thinking ahead to avoid blunders.
    00:05:50 Taking without advantage worsens position.
    00:07:31 Neutralize opponent's piece on your territory.
    00:10:41 Push opponent's pieces back for control.
    00:11:30 Avoid unprovoked exchanges to maintain advantage.
    By YouSum Live

  • @Apillicus
    @Apillicus Před 9 dny

    8:11 is my favorite answer to the fried liver attack. Love this line but at my ELO, I don't get to use it often

  • @Bill-user-ws2jr1bo4m
    @Bill-user-ws2jr1bo4m Před 9 dny

    Igor nation gets the best teacher AND great jokes! Yes all blunders begin with "hold my beer"

  • @user-hn8lm8th8k
    @user-hn8lm8th8k Před 2 dny

    To quote Abraham Lincoln, "Common sense is the most uncommon sense of all." I doubt he could say that about your chess lessons. These just drip with common sense... Thank you!

  • @ciesiesl
    @ciesiesl Před 7 dny

    "Hold my beer" hahaha😂

  • @thahimakila668
    @thahimakila668 Před 8 dny

    In last example game is not over yet becoz bishop can take the knight
    Yes it can take the knight

  • @user-zh6yy6wp4q
    @user-zh6yy6wp4q Před 9 dny

    Make films about endgames mastering

  • @user-nl7wn3ud7v
    @user-nl7wn3ud7v Před dnem

    Fantastic 🎉

  • @jamesmadison7209
    @jamesmadison7209 Před 9 dny

    Happy Father's day

  • @kevinespina3289
    @kevinespina3289 Před 8 dny

    Do you have an algorithm to find the best move in chess?
    Something like: (1) nutralized your opponents advances/active piece (2) consider foward moves that are forcing such as checks, captures, threats, (3) improve/activate your worst piece (4) calculate your opponents response with these same three steps
    Am I missing anything? also, is there a simple acronym to remember all of this when Im playing chess?

  • @SteveK-ir9zw
    @SteveK-ir9zw Před 9 dny

    Hey Igor. Can you do a video on the englund gambit? I have been playing it with black pieces and having success

  • @alien3200
    @alien3200 Před 9 dny

    Happy father's day to you ❤❤🎉🥳

  • @Thechesslad1
    @Thechesslad1 Před 9 dny

    Happy Father's day king

  • @theeightytwentytd
    @theeightytwentytd Před 9 dny

    Your rules of thumb for chess improvement have made you the new Nimzowitsch!

  • @rollyicecream3013
    @rollyicecream3013 Před 9 dny

    Great video as usual Sir. But i have a question, at 7:12 wht if white plays rook to E1 !!!!! How should we reply

  • @medski9556
    @medski9556 Před 8 dny

    the fried liver smothered mate works every time…except now the secret is out:/

  • @okamisansempai557
    @okamisansempai557 Před 9 dny

    But black cold move Nf8 and he get out of check, because if RxNf8xQf8 and King is safe for now

    • @user-pf9mz2bd2i
      @user-pf9mz2bd2i Před 8 dny

      You mean the position at 1:05? Don't forget that white has a rook on f2 as well as a rook on c8 in that variation.

  • @Faustusful
    @Faustusful Před 2 dny

    ruy lopez .. take knight with bishop or not? becouse it double pawn....

  • @jfreedner
    @jfreedner Před 9 dny +6

    3:24 "Now, in this position just think about this: all his pieces are somewhere on the last ranks, and in a situation like that it's very difficult for you to blunder anything. And I know some of you guys will be like, 'HOLD MY BEER'". 😂😂😂

  • @karuniajayamotor1119
    @karuniajayamotor1119 Před 9 dny +1

    I rly don't like to open opponents rook file, I want to open mine, but I don't like when I need to open theirs, that's my rule

  • @evanpenn1
    @evanpenn1 Před 9 dny

    In the last example, my instinct would be to take, to draw the queen out, and chase it around while I develop with tempo. Is this a bad idea, starting with C5?

    • @user-pf9mz2bd2i
      @user-pf9mz2bd2i Před 8 dny +1

      Yes it's a bad idea and common mistake. White replies Qe3 and follows up with Bc4 and Nc3, preventing Black from ever playing ...d5. Black will suffer all game with a backward d pawn.

    • @evanpenn1
      @evanpenn1 Před 8 dny

      @@user-pf9mz2bd2i Thank you, sir!

  • @farouqbaiti4315
    @farouqbaiti4315 Před 9 dny

    That's enough to play a chess game.😎😺

  • @ashoksafaya5397
    @ashoksafaya5397 Před 5 dny

    Certainly the golden rule ❤ thanks.

  • @bijikumari2746
    @bijikumari2746 Před 9 dny

    My middle game planning are bad can you please suggest some tips to play in middle game

    • @DhrubaPal
      @DhrubaPal Před 9 dny

      Do puzzles and pray 😅 that's what I do.

    • @mikeD1234
      @mikeD1234 Před 9 dny

      His tip should be to buy his course for 75% off.

  • @jfypfvycufycyfy2913
    @jfypfvycufycyfy2913 Před 7 dny

    Igor, i have been watching your videos, went from 600 blitz to 900 in about 1 month, when you say to take is a mistake can i give you 1 example of how i play? tell me if its wrong, whenever my oppenent blunders and i have like a +2 or +3 material advantage, i exchange down as much as i can to have a better end game, is that wrong? like all possible trades so i can have an extra piece in the endgame, that has been my strategy

    • @starseed855
      @starseed855 Před dnem

      No, it's not wrong. As long you have a good position👍🏼

  • @fayskelley
    @fayskelley Před 9 dny

    Happy Father’s Day ❤

  • @NoobCreator_
    @NoobCreator_ Před 9 dny

    How is the first game checkmate? Knight can cover, after rook takes, queen takes back.

    • @Jamescschwenk
      @Jamescschwenk Před 9 dny

      What rating are you

    • @garhong9125
      @garhong9125 Před 9 dny +1

      You may have missed there are TWO rooks hitting that square.

    • @NoobCreator_
      @NoobCreator_ Před 9 dny

      @@garhong9125I did indeed! Thanks for pointing that out!

  • @alexmatei22222
    @alexmatei22222 Před 8 dny

    1:20 can t he block with the knight that s protected by the queen?

  • @user-zc6ir8rd2d
    @user-zc6ir8rd2d Před 3 dny

    So with this videos Golden Rule and the other videos Key Rules you'll be able to prevent 100% on mistakes.

  • @dskannadagamer7402
    @dskannadagamer7402 Před 9 dny

    Hi bro

  • @user-pz1mw3no6l
    @user-pz1mw3no6l Před 7 dny

    8:52 How Knight takes c2 win the game?

    • @tonyhurst9589
      @tonyhurst9589 Před 2 dny +1

      Ok not instantly but wins the white queen followed by more pieces quickly so its all over.....

    • @user-pz1mw3no6l
      @user-pz1mw3no6l Před 2 dny

      i see, thank you very much... but i still can blunder that position sjsjsjsjjs

  • @PMA65537
    @PMA65537 Před 9 dny

    He looks so old! Has he had a birthday recently?

  • @Victor-dt3kf
    @Victor-dt3kf Před 9 dny

    Hi

  • @pax61
    @pax61 Před 3 dny

    Doesn't make total sense for this newbie. You claim the bishop is forced to retreat because there's no squares he can advance to, when he literally has a whole open diagonal in front of him, short of taking the pawn on a7. Why not b3? Now, you may mean he cannot protect the bishop in any forward position; if that's the case, you need to state that. Not all of your audience is following your thought process, and I think some conclusions not immediately apparent are being taken for granted.

    • @chesslover8829
      @chesslover8829 Před 2 dny +1

      In the first example, the one you are referring to, both White's dark square bishop on e3 and White's knight on c3 are under attack. After Black takes the knight on c3, which is the best move, there are only two safe squares for White's dark square bishop, and they are d2 and c1. The entire e3 to a7 diagonal is not safe for White's dark square bishop. Note that the dark square bishop cannot travel to b3, and the b6 square is controlled by Black's a7 pawn.

    • @pax61
      @pax61 Před 2 dny +1

      @@chesslover8829 Thanks for the detailed explanation! Very helpful.

    • @chesslover8829
      @chesslover8829 Před 2 dny +1

      @@pax61 You are welcome. I paused the video to make sure of my answer.

  • @davidgriffith3938
    @davidgriffith3938 Před 3 dny

    Why would you present me with a chess problem and then take the board off the screen? Garbage.

  • @USMFIO
    @USMFIO Před 9 dny

    21 Seconds , No Views
    He fell off

    • @Victor-dt3kf
      @Victor-dt3kf Před 9 dny

      every yt commenters

    • @stevemotocrayz2892
      @stevemotocrayz2892 Před 9 dny +1

      If your patience level while playing chess is the same as it is while learning chess, you might need to practice a little yoga on the side😅..

    • @USMFIO
      @USMFIO Před 9 dny

      @@stevemotocrayz2892 nah I Watch To The End , This Is Just My Job As A CZcams Commenter😊

  • @ciesiesl
    @ciesiesl Před 7 dny

    "Hold my beer" hahaha😂