This Positional Concept Is A Game-Changer
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Incredible how something so simple and seemingly semi-pointless can be so powerful! I don't think I've ever seen this in any chess book before...
I think I'll call this move the Full Nelson! LOL
That second game opened my eyes
honestly
Amazing right
I can’t wait to get in that situation in an actual game
I can also agree.
The first game for me at least showed a little bit about the power but the second game was a perfect example of what good positional player like that can get you
I’ve been watching CZcams Chese videos for years. I must say you’re my favorite chess teacher of all time.
Never knew how powerful this concept was. I tend to completely ignore it until approaching the endgame.
This is actually really useful, I’ll try to keep my eyes peeled for this kind of blockade in my games in the future!
Great video. Such a practical teacher 👏👏
Amazing concept. Absolutely love your channel. You make teaching look effortless. Your chess and teaching are on point
My strategies are being exposed. I'm afraid I can't let this continue to happen, Mr Anderson.
All jokes aside, this is very helpful - good video.
I am the Matrix
No I am afraid you are just another battery like me
Hey Nelson, can you make a video on pawn breaks & creating pass pawns?
Great instructional video. It shows just how dangerous your own pawns can be, and the importance of development
You should make a series of these! positional blockading ideas. Good stuff!
One of the very best chess tips I have come across. Thank you, Nelson!
This was a very useful video, hopefully this concept can be of use in my games!
Gotta try this in my future games!
Thank you Nelson...couldn't agree more and I love doing this in my games! Its cool.
0:10 Yeah, I guess I'd need advice on what to do if my opponent somehow got 12 pawns. 0:24 or had moved 3 of them to their back rank.
Also 1:35 queen to e3 is a terrible move cuz of Bishop d4 attacking the queen and a7.
@@BrokenG-String bishop d4 loses a pawn due to the in between move bb4 with check, white needs to play Bc3 and you just take twice on c3.
My son is five and plays very well for his age. But he doesn’t stop to think about what his opponent is trying to do. And I was guilty of that for years, only really embracing chess in my 30s. This is the next level to that. This is how can I stop him doing something before he’s even thought about doing it. This is brilliant. And exactly the sort of thing I will be slowly trying to surreptitiously infuse into his game as he improves. Keep doing what you’re doing, Nelson, you’re awesome 👏
Great principal vid! Thank you!
Thank you for sharing this. You're an awesome teacher!
Really amazing lessons! Thank you!
i really enjoy finding these space advantage restricting moves. Great chess ideas. don't need too much calculation .Thanks
Really great video! Better audio quality, keep going. Love your videos 💓
I LOVE doing this in a game. It's so satisfying
Outstanding tutorial--thank you!
This is also about how powerful bishops are in open halfs or in particular pawn alignments.
Thank you so much for your lessons!
This is great content, please make more of this positional stuff, it's gold dust
This concept is mind blowing !!
Thanks a lot
Awsome piece of advice, can't wait to try it out, thanks 😉😉
Thanks for the vids!
BTW good luck on your ladder climb!
So clear & informative
Great stuff I am glad I found this channel. Can you please make a video about how to use the knight as a blockading piece or maybe in closed positions, I know it's the best piece for blockading passed pawns but don't know how to use it.
0:11 This exact position showed up in one of my games the other day!
I gave you a sub, because you deserved it!
I have been playing chess for a couple years and I am trying to get way better, you explain everything I need.
Super helpful. Thank you!
great advice, right on spot to help me improve my game
Fantastic, thank you!
This is really useful! Thank you
Good stuff illustrated with excellent examples
Again, your videos are awesome!
Superb lesson!
Yes this is a great site. Thank you for sharing.
Great video and observation
Excellent, thank you very much
Sweeeet. Takes prophylactic moves to a new level for me - strangulation.
Fantastic Nelson!
Great lesson, Nelson
Sir. Now that is a new revolution in chess !!!! It’s a must try tactic. Thx for sharing. That B6 pawn in the second example is stronger than a queen🙂
0:15- Man's got 12 pawns. Can't argue with that.
promoted his bishop and knight into 4 extra pawns
Thank you for the amazing video
That pawn on b6 was killer Nelson! Great lesson!
Really well explained strategy.
I have seen a video, nor thought about the value of blocking pawns, Great work by Nelsi
This video is very instructional. This concept is similar to how AlphaZero likes to suppress the opponents pieces so they can’t move. It’s definitely a strategy that I need to implement more in my games. Another great video by Master Nelson! I hope he has a lot of fun at his tournament!
I really liked that last example. I've been doing this randomly but i shall now incorporate it into my games.
There was a game where my opponent had double isolated pawns blocking my opponents queenside bishop, so I used my pawns knight and rook to completely cut off his bishop and king from getting out of the pawn chains, his room could've potentially sacrificed itself for my knight, but had no other meaningful moves also if he decided to sacrifice, his bishop would stay in prison behind the pawns forever.
Nice one!
Fantastic video
Was a very valuable lesson
This is an exceptional video
Good vid. Are there openings that are more conducive to creating situations where you can block a pawn?
Really like this 👍
This channel definitely needs more likes and subscribes!
Great video
I guess that's the difference between a 2000+ and a normal person , just this small looking moves you make during the game to improve your position , and i knew about this thing but what you showed us today was just AWESOME
What rating is a normal person?
@@allanshpeley4284 like 1200-1400 , that'd be the average
the best chess teacher you have an amazing gift for this
I can't formulate the way You do; though I still had a couple "what if's". 1st id I've seen from U. Very nicely done!
wonderful!
Best chess channel👍🏼✨
Thank you.
Thanks, I never knew this concept before
Wow nice concept
I Learned something new
Very nice 💪
This was nice :)
Splendid! Use the force (of the blocked pawns) ^_^
The second game in particular reminded me of two games were Black's pieces were stuck on the back rank: game 6 of the second Kasparov-Deep Blue match (1997, Deep Blue won the game and with it the match, 3.5-2.5) and the game at San Remo 1930 where Alekhine first introduced Alekhine's Gun (vs. Niemzowitsch).
You’re a great teacher
i once had an OTB game and i used this strategy once. my opponent cant move his rook cause my bishop is controlling the diagonal.
Chess continues to be an awesome game. Everyday I pick up new tactics that make my game more satisfactory... so long as I don't blunder. :p Thanks for the video!
That bishop blockade was mindblowing!
a question, 2:39 Couldn't the opponent go bishop e7 to kick out the queen? Would that nullify what you're trying to accomplish?
ya its drawish game
Nelson sir please make a video on Stonewall attack and defence
This channel is #1, mind blown
Very nice
really good
You are class brah
A nice tactic that opened White's strategic plan in a natural way...It's in the chess "toolbox". Thanks!
Great concept!
Could be fun to have games with chess principles like the Chessbrahs have. So a list of principles you can use to win a game and then add to that list. Just to see this in action step by step. Maybe a chess bingo would be cool. A list of like 50 principles and then as you get one you cross it out until you get them all.
That's so brutal with the second game
Real good trick..
i remember getting the postion at 0:12 in a game - it was a tough fight but those 12 pawns just stopped me from breaking through and it was a draw in the end
Yes, I agree. It is super annoying when this happens on the defensive.. Brilliant when you are on the offensive.
Veeeeeeryyyy great!!!!!
Firstly, thank you once again. Secondly, if you could do the same format for, the Minority attack, that would be absolutely splendid :-). Others have tried to explain however they miss the Nelson touch! They way you explain simply resonates with me!
Thanks for the suggestion, Tim, I'll see what I can do!
First example was easy to solve. Just move the bishop to attack queen. Move the queen or get taken. Second example best move was pawn A5.
Very cool.
0:20 haha finally a puzzle I can solve. White to move and win!
I was doing it subconsciously now I will do it consciously
This is a cool middle game plan
0:13 I hate positions like this, where the opponent has all 12 pawns.
0:23 OTOH, I love positions where the opponent's pawns are on their first rank.
Nelson has a video "15 ways to win with pawns", in which he points out that not taking opponent's pawns can block up the position, similar to the concept in this video.
Another great tool to have when playing chess, even at my low level