When you realize you blundered, just think you invent new gambit

@ShortL.

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When you realize you missed a mate in one, just think of it as a way to flex

@hamster8706

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The winrate of the Nelson Gambit is 100%

@HaroldMC63

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Botez gambit

@irift3

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For real, it does work more often than you think. Especially in games rated under 1,000 lol

@Jivvi

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@@irift3 when it happens in those games it's not that it actually worked, it's just that your opponent blundered after you blundered.

3:12 He sacrificed... THE ROOOOOK

7:05 Nelson: The Bishop move to e8 after this is a blunder, but you neglected to mention that the bishop on h5 is trapped - it's not protected, no piece can get to protect it, and it can't move to g6, f7, g4, or f3 either. Bxe2 might be the best move for it.

This is a great idea for a series I think! I love the comeback wins, it shows perseverance pays off. Good job in the game btw - also great that we get to figure out what you played. Helps me learn

"Nobody ever won a game of chess by resigning." -- Savielly Tartakower

Rxh7 wasn't a blunder, it was the origin of the Nelson Gambit. Taking it with queen would have been the Botez gambit.

That's why people that don't resign to me win much more often against me... I always blunder, especially when time is low

Dont give up is kind of life advice tho 😂

I try not to resign because at my level, even up against two or more queens it may end in a stalemate. Plus once I had three pawns and my opponent had two queens and some other pieces and I promoted to a back rank mate because he wasn’t paying attention.

@RuyVuusen

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What's your level you are referring to (just curious)?

@krulas4865

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@@RuyVuusen most likely under 700-800

@Shootingstarcomics

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@@RuyVuusen 800-900

@Shootingstarcomics

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@@krulas4865 800-900 but I catch a lot of new players who start at a thousand and are on their way to 300.

When you are looking hard for a tactic and your opponent resigns and only after you realize they blundered their queen. I call it intimidating tunnel vision

Beautiful game! Your opponent probably thought he had won and that's why he started making mistakes.

I once was down 4 queens, still managed to win with a smothered checkmate, it’s even more amazing because I was 300 rated, my proudest moment in chess

@mariuszpudzianowski8400

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At that elo if opponent has many Queens it's very common to also get a stalemate draw - so definetely don't resign guys

And Nelson sacrified THE ROOK!

This is the same thing as going to the bathroom and you see outside there's a horse wanting to kill you.

Never ever resign even when down a queen, one time I was down a full rook and stalemated myself!

@dsgdhanitha

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I was rook down he had 2 rooks and one pawn I saced the rook for the pawn the king took the rook and its stalemate.

@andrewwong6500

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Just now, I played a 5 minute game, and it was literally +7 for my opponent, but then I made a rook sacrifice that was brilliant, and I suddenly just won all of his pieces! (Rapid: 1800, blitz: 1500)

Thank you. I was playing against a friend and was really down on form. In the third game, I offered to resign (again), but he told me to stick with it. I did, and I won.

5:40... Finally... i actually predicted your move

I never resign my games, well unless I literally see a mate in 2 or i have to go afk(or away from board rather). I am at crap elo, so people hang stalemates sometimes when in time trouble. Or even hang random mate in 2's.

Cool game. Reminds me of the one that sent you on tilt in a way. I wondered if this player was thinking to himself "Why doesn't this guy resign?" Congrats on the win.

New Challenge: beating Nelson, only premoving

looks like you CAN stop an avalanche with a horse

Nelson, if you need some challenges for upcoming videos, you can try this ones. First-Side Chess Rules: Any piece of the queenside can only stay and play the rest of the game in the queenside. Same goes for the kingside pieces. If you want a harder variant, you can divide the board even smaller and only 1/4th of the board can stay on the 1/4th side. Even harder can be 1/8th. Second- Paralysed Chess The board is divided into 2 sides. You have to move those pieces from the first side and then the next turn is the second side. Say your queen is in danger on the first side but now your turn is on the second side. So you cannot move your queen to safety but only when its the first side’s turn you can only move your queen. Harder variants can be dividing the board into 4 sides as (a,b is first, c,d is second and so on) Even harder is 8 sides. If you dont have a move when you are on a side then you immediately lose. Third- Forced Chess Every of your next move has to be premoved. You cannot change your desired next move after you premove it. Fourth: Parasite Chess Easy- King Medium- Queen Hard- Rook Super hard- Knight Insane- Bishop Impossible- Pawn After you chose your difficulty, everytime that piece moves in the game, one of your piece that you chose will stay as an enemy queen for the next 5 moves. Say you chose “medium”, and the queen moves on your opponent’s turn then you can chose which of your pieces can stay as a queen for the next 5 moves. After 5 moves that piece can become the piece of yours it used to be again. If you chose “medium” and a parasite queen moves then that doesnt mean you have to make another queen. Only if the original queen moves.

Instructive game - thanks! May I point out that if black blocks with the rook, rather than taking it, you can play Q to C8 leading yet another forced checkmate.

Fork...that was nice! That said, if you're down a queen (or more) with no prospects for survival, you can absolutely quit. But down a rook in the late opening or early middle game...sure...use that as an opportunity to work on building your resiliency bona fides. That is one of six core competencies everyone must have under their chess belt. And the only practical way to work on improving resiliency is when things go sideways in live play. Mentally acknowledge this as something you're 100% prepared to do in advance of any game. Then get your grind on.

if you blunder in an endgame you might as well resign lmao

Nesi sacrificed THHE ROOOK. ..

i lost a queen and all, but he forgot my rook ready for a mate

In the last game that I played I sacrificed the roooook!! and misses M2 (second option: if opponent doesn't accept the sacrifice). 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. d4 f5 4. d5 fxe4 5. dxc6 exf3 6. Qxf3 bxc6 7. Bc4 Nf6 8. Bb5 cxb5 9. Qxa8 a6 10. O-O d5 11. Bg5 Bd6 12. Nc3 O-O 13. Nxd5 h6 14. Nxf6+ gxf6 15. Qd5+ Kh8 16. Bxh6 Rg8 17. Rad1 Bh3 18. g3 f5 19. Rfe1 f4 20. Rxe5 fxg3 21. hxg3 Qh4 22. Rh5 Rxg3+ 23. Kh2 Rg2+ 24. Kh1 Qxf2 25. Bf8# 1-0 Also the opponent had two brilliant moves as well.

Great video!

thanks so much!

now this is a gothamchess title if i’ve been seen one

if I keep playing I make even more mistakes

Bro, the fact that i resigned and just after that, this showed up 😅😅

Chess really does mirror real-life warfare. A single blunder can completely ruin all your progress and it is not over until it's over.

Interesting how the winning move for black was not to capture the bishop with either piece. They just had to sidestep to Kb8 and would have stayed winning.

9:41 I called this ChokeMate!

Nice, I don’t wanna resign now!

Never give up. Never surrender!

it is possible to win in time even if you down a lot of materials. In reality, some players choose passive moves even down a lot of materials when the opponent has time trouble. I always wish I have 20 seconds more in my games since more than 40% of my games end in a +55 eval bar but lose in time.

I once was completely losing on a game. My opponent had checkmate in 10 moves... then they blundered checkmate in 2 moves. For comparison, I only had my Rook, King (obviously) and 2 pawns. They had 2 Rooks & 4 pawns (one of which was a passed pawn & was 2 squares away from promoting) &, obviously, a King.

What a relatable chess video! I've done something similar with the Fried Liver where I got so obsessive trying to make it work that I trapped my own queen on H4 and lost it. I got really lucky and won the game with a pawn conversion. We each had only one pawn left and I beat him by one square. It was an exciting game, but I didn't feel like I earned - got lucky.

When you realize you blundered, just think you invented a new gambit.

8:42 , I think you can just sac the queen on b8 and then checkmate with the knight

@balasrivatsavyerramilli9960

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no, cus his opponent can capture with the king

@wrp7550

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@@balasrivatsavyerramilli9960 and then its smothered checkmate with the knight

@thefireboy5382

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@@wrp7550 it not, you sac the queen then king takes on b8 and no checkmate

@wrp7550

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​@@thefireboy5382 oh yeah you are right im sorry

I resign whenever I see the mate in 1

Way to go Nelson!! :)

Hey Nelson where did you get your board and pieces from? They look really nice

never give up

I dig with the new background!

hi nelson love your videos can you teach us how to use a chess clock

The main reason i resign is to save time to play more matches that i will lose again...

the new setup makes you look younger somehow!!!

Bro thinks he is Gotham Chess

happened to me, but with bots

challenge idea - slow start you have to move each piece once before you can move normally

Если я никогда не буду сдаваться, то слишком часто начну побеждать. Зачем мне это?

Do you have a chess class?

For 8:44 I chose to queen sac cuz then nc7 is mate

4:30 at this point there was a mate in 2 (correct me if I'm wrong) Bishop for F6 and after that the only two moves only moves that prevent queen for D7 checkmate are: queen to C7 or D8; bishop to E6. That would be difficult to see, if you don't see it you'll focus on capturing the bishop with the pawn or moving away the rook that's threatened by the bishop

@electroAM

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you are wrong because he can capture back with his knight and protect mate. If you look at the eval bar it's still -5 in favor of black

@Laplaces

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​@@electroAM you're right, thank you for correcting me😅

Try to beat Martin in 1 minute and only with 1 queen.

bro blundered a rook to a national 10 year old 💀(not making fun of him just saying that, that 10 year old kid is a sweat)

The first part of this game is how I play ;)

Make video about Vienna gambit

5:20 forking is a bad move because the knight is no longer pinned nd can take the queen right?

I enjoyed watching that

Hey Nelson, thanks for your very helpful videos. I just started playing a few months ago and I’m stuck at 650. What’s the difference between higher rated players like a 1500 vs 2500? Both understand basic fundamentals and have played a bunch of games for an extended period of time. How is the 2500 winning more than the 1500? Do they just know more sneaky tricks? Is that the gist of it since both are proficient in the basics of chess. Just trying to wrap my head around it.

@Crustee0

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From what i understand, its less of "tricks" and simply better fundamentals. They are better at opening most of the time, and with experience their endgame calculation improves too. You see magnus winning in endgame and even if you dont understand what his moves intentions are, you can see most of the time he somehow wiggle into a win. That is no trick, its simply calculation and experience

@iamaghost6859

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A 2500 is dad And 1500 is his son And 800 his grandson And 300 is the dog's rating

@qudratxojamusayev6785

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@@iamaghost6859 and Grandpa is always 3500

YES YOU HAVE TO NEVER GIVE UP

8:44 Wouldn't Qd8 also lead to a checkmate?

@calmdown..

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No, opponent can capture with the king

@user-ip9dg4dt5e

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Yes but longer, because black have Kb8 i believe Also less satisfying lol

@PauIdenino

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Ty guys, I didn't realize he can capture with king 😆

It happened to me yesterday and he blunder

@Chipsarechippy

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Mate in 1

Imagine if you played against magnus carlsen and won him

Last week of the week before, I challenged the Malala bot. In the opening, I was in a bad position since I never really pay effort to study any opening theory, so after the opening phase I was in a very bad position (the Stockfish analysis after the game said that I was down 5 - 6 points), where the only lucky thing is that I have a passed pawn at the 7th rank, blocked by opponent's king. Then I noticed that my only rook and one of my bishops were both protecting my passed pawn, so I decided perhaps I can use the rook to do something. After my rook move, Malala bot moved her rook without any reason and offers my rook a free pawn. In my next move, I'm not sure why, but I suddenly paid much more attention to analyzing the board than any other moves I had played and successfully found that checking with my rook will force the king away. The king could only go to the side of my pawn, because the 8th rank is controlled by my rook and my pawn was protected by my bishop. Malala bot made another mistake to try to attack my rook, but I promoted the pawn to a queen which is 2 squares away from my rook, and they were protecting each other. The king was forced to move down. But then I missed a mate in 1 by checking with a bishop and allowed Malala bot to block with her bishop. Luckily, it still a mate in 1 and this time I caught it and won the game.

Looks like you managed to disorganise all of his pieces. This shall now be know as the Benoni-Dutch-Nelson gambit.

Day 15 chalenge chess but Martin moves twice If You get chacked in Martin first move you'll lose

One time the engine said I blundered but because of that blunder I stole the game from him and my accuracy was absolute shit

... and where the heck is that position you show in previewimage? 😢 Very disappointing.

@ChessVibesOfficial

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It was taken directly from the game

@kaihiwatari1920

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4:08

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John 3:16 for God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life..

@_yanar_

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Cool but why in a chess KZread video

@fn_cxrsed2984

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@@_yanar_ cause sharing the word is good

Yoo that was actually cool