You the man Nelson! Thanks for having me on

@gaminggeekyt5598

4 ай бұрын

How did you convince him to play with you 💀

@BenLaSoul908

4 ай бұрын

At first ,I thought your hair was becoming more disheveled as the game went on I had myself cracking up thinking about it

@garywright4106

4 ай бұрын

You won't be 700 for long. I think you played great

@RandomXxX13

4 ай бұрын

You played really, really well. I'm around your current rating and I would have got destroyed.

@robertevans7534

4 ай бұрын

You played a great game! By the way, I love the Star Wars posters behind you!

Strongest 700 I've ever seen tbh

@K.S_20087

Ай бұрын

Same

He played really well for a 700. He has good understanding.

@cassidywhite2107

3 ай бұрын

Exact thought. He plays like a 1200, more than a 700.

@hungry4more1

3 ай бұрын

I’m the same way I’m 730, and I’ll have some good games where I play like 1200-1300 but I’m inconsistent and I’ll also have games where I play like a 500😅

@QDWhite

3 ай бұрын

@@hungry4more1 ditto

@mstefa007

3 ай бұрын

@@hungry4more1 This is because of tactics. Your strategic view may be 1900 but you don't see 1200 tactics. Even in this game, he didn't see basic tactics so he got mated.

700 Elo: " This is the ruy lopez, haha, i like it..., 2200 Elo: " So he's gone for the ruy lopez. The main line is...(proceeds to go 5 moves deep into the line) That's the difference

@sebastien5048

4 ай бұрын

"This is the ruy lopez i think"

@yuriabramov4689

4 ай бұрын

Me when I was 700 elo: "Ohh no, it's the ruy lopez I guess I have to give up my pawn and there is nothing I can do about it."

@maxb5640

4 ай бұрын

@@yuriabramov4689 Me at 700 elo - wtf is ruy lopez??

@jamlorn

4 ай бұрын

What's a 700elo by the way?

@montagdp

3 ай бұрын

Ruy Lopez is a complicated opening from what I hear, that's why I don't play it. Source: me, an 800.

‘This is a move that I probably wouldn’t do myself, so it’s probably a good one’ - my chess career to date…

700 elo done faced the final boss

@QDWhite

4 ай бұрын

Should have gained more XP doing side quests before continuing the main quest.

@Taima

3 ай бұрын

I think that'd be Magnus or some other Super GM

This setup with comments on both sides is fantastic!

I was impressed by Nelson’s opponent. He has good vision.

@SCBB24

4 ай бұрын

Also opponent “Kobe”

THIS is such good chess content. The best part is you showed the whole game from both sides. It really let us fully see how both players handled the game. Thank you and please keep making content just like this, it was a ton of fun to watch.

The clocks are wrong.

That 700 elo dude calculates better than me "I'm 1000elo"

@matthewping6132

4 ай бұрын

Me as well, but if I knew I was playing Nelson. I'd probably be hyper-focused, too

@KaioMkun

4 ай бұрын

@@matthewping6132 you right i would too

@Vicky-ln7lp

3 ай бұрын

ong

@blacksnowman8106

3 ай бұрын

Im 1200

700 know opening names like Ruy Lopez, I don't feel so good being above1000 rated

@Improvement_arc.

4 ай бұрын

Yea it im 700 too but i don't know any opening whatsoever, this guy ain't 700.

@QDWhite

4 ай бұрын

I’m 700. I know most of the names. That doesn’t mean I know how to respond to them.

@SparkSovereign

4 ай бұрын

​@@Improvement_arc.Knowing the names is a function of how much chess content you watch/read, not how much practice you have at actually executing it. Plus, it's not uncommon for people to have uneven capabilities within their skillset, so they might be really good at calculating but forget to do blunder checks on "basic" looking moves, etc.

@user-ti4di1uh2d

4 ай бұрын

Different people have different strengths. I’ve seen a 1600 remember 15 move deep into Busch Gass gambit main line but playing end game like a shoe. Likewise, I’ve also seen a 1600 playing f3 on move 2, block center pawn with bishop in the opening, move the king, lose a few pawn because of that, get into end game down 3 pawn then play it like a god and win it.

@BcottStudios

3 ай бұрын

300s know all of the openings.

Our 700 man Jackson here was on some kaioken shit. Stockfish says he played at an incredible estimated 1400 Elo, whereas Nelson underperformed relative to his Elo at 1800. Such a good video.

i cant wait for the next video: difference between 200 elo & 2200 elo!

During some of Nelson's comments it looked as if the clock was frozen. Great video

So much fun to watch the dual commentary - more please!

That was a fantastic video. I MUCH prefer ratings climbs and hearing your thoughts live to all other videos. This was a great take on that. Hope you do more.

amazing format, please keep doing these!

Love this idea! Please do more if you can :)

This spiked my understanding alot, thanks for doing this!

as a 700 elo player this was actually super helpful. big up jackson

this is a brilliant video. I really wish there were more like this available.

This is fantastic. Listening to each of your monologues is exactly what I need to improve my (very weak) game. I love that you followed (and consciously didn't follow, with explanation why) several of your principles from you "35 Vital Chess Principles"video as it shows those and the thought processes in action. Subscribed!

Fantastic video. More vids like this would be appreciated 👍

This was really interesting! I hope you do more games like this sometime

I feel like he's more like 1200 instead of 700. I play 700 sometimes and they make a lot of blunders every time.

@TactfulWaggle

4 ай бұрын

definitely set to become a 1000 elo player if he keeps playing, 1200 though would've seen alot of nelson's tactics in this video, like the knight sac

@danielbattle7620

4 ай бұрын

@@TactfulWagglehe’s not a 1200 tho. He’s 700. He has a good foundation

@TactfulWaggle

4 ай бұрын

@@danielbattle7620 that's why i said SET to BECOME

@AngRyGohan

4 ай бұрын

I mean in his actual rating climb Nelson even says the way to climb up to like 1300 to just not blunder, because its gonna happen. Can confirm it almost always happens

Jackson was fantastic. Nice thinking process. Seems far above 700. Love the series.

This is extremely helpful to watch! Not only getting one perspective, but two on the same game, really shows the differences and what works and what doesn't. I am interested to know when you were kicking the knight around at ~22:00, was there a reason you didn't consider a counterattack on your bishop from pawn to b4 instead of him moving the knight there? He'd be briefly down a pawn depending on how you responded, but not for long because you've got no good way to hold it (same as the other line you considered).

Thanks for these! More more more!

Loved the content and impressed with Vegasbond play.

Great video - thank you 💯

Hey! This is an awesome idea for a series, if you end up needing someone around the 1700 level for a video let me know! I would be thrilled to play a national master and get their thought process about my play as we play! :)

@ChessVibesOfficial

4 ай бұрын

Let's do it! Send me an email at chessvibesyt@gmail.com and we can discuss further!

@ApexChesss

4 ай бұрын

@@ChessVibesOfficial sent!

Fab do more of these please

Excellent video. A 700 elo player isn't a 700 player if they're explaining every move. Jackson played a game higher than his rating because the video format forced him to think and explain every move. Slowing down and checking your moves is probably worth 500 points of elo.

@Taima

3 ай бұрын

Yeah, he was really tuned in because of the circumstance. We can all have these moments/games where we're as locked in as we can possibly be mentally but there's no way we can maintain that for long periods of time, hence why when the dude normally plays he's a 700. Even still, it's still super impressive he played as well as he did. Stockfish estimated his Elo for that game at an incredible 1400.

That was really fun

Nelsi, PLEASE do another video like this with you against an FM or GM

@misterwilde1251

4 ай бұрын

Or Jabba!

I like this format❤ Nelsi 👍

would love to see the analysis of this game :)

Both played very well

Hello Nelson; I've been enjoying your channel and the "how each side is thinking" approach. For this game at around the 21:00 - 22:00 mark I was wondering about a knight sacrifice with white knight d5->f6. It forces a take response by the pawn which would open up a hole in the king pawn defense, doubles up the f-file pawns, more heavily blocks in the rook (and it wouldn't be able to defend the lead f pawn), and if the knight on g6 stays, it could be pinned by a queen or rook on the g file. I often wonder about sacrifices, especially ones that offer up longer term benefits at the cost of fewer pieces to handle mid-game positioning. Thanks again!

That was the best non-cheating 700 I have ever seen . That guy is honestly playing at about 1100 level.

I honestly love this series Nelson for the educational value it provides, I'd love to see you challenge some higher rated players like a 1600 or even someone better than you like Daniel Naroditsky because the educational content in this series is so rich

@jackson if you continue to play like that as a 700, you've definitely got a bright future ahead of you! Well played. @nelson as always great content.

Keep up the content! Love your page

Unfortunate that nelson's clock wasn't working :(

The vernacular of this young man is cracking me up "We're taking with the bishop, Kobe" 😂😂😂

Who is watching different timing..

Great guest! I'd check out his channel if he has one

“Oh man, this got real” 😂

At 22:30 would pawn to b4 counter attacking giving up a pawn for 2 ranks ranks of pawns doubled for your opponent be better than retreating knight to b4? Considering your bishop would only have b6 as a move which would be taken by the knight also leading to double pawns?

@garymckay7669

3 ай бұрын

Ps I'm only ranked in the 900s hence why I'm asking 🤣

@garymckay7669

3 ай бұрын

And add garymckay if anyone fancies a game👌✌ open to learning of you lot🍺

I just reached 724 today. Im so happy! If i can get out of 3 digits I will be very happy. Doing a 700 vs you is a good idea. Very informative!

@Taima

3 ай бұрын

Congrats! Take a look at one of you best recent games and see what Elo it estimates you at. Our boy here played at a whopping 1400 level, per Stockfish. I bet you've at least clocked at 1000 at some point and that can be encouraging (nevermind the abysmal games where you might also play like a 250 lmao)

22:30 counterattack with b4 work?

The comment at 8:30 perfectly sums up the Sveshnikov 😂

If YT had a 3x playback speed option I'd watch the whole video, but as is at 2x I'm considering clicking away 14 minutes in. (~1700 strength).

Please have a match with a player with a higher elo than you in this series. Thanks!

Hello Nelson! Can you pls explain me why nf4 was not a move at 20:15

@Taima

3 ай бұрын

Why do you think it was a good move? I'm just another low level scrub but I'm looking into it myself cause you've got me curious and wanting to learn a little. Are you saying he should do that with the goal of attacking the queen? If so, you're liable to end up with Qd2 and now the knight is under attack and needs to move or die and just lose tempo at best.

@dk7gaming14

3 ай бұрын

@@Taima Thank you for answering. The idea is not only to gain tempo but also after his queen moves, Qxd7, the knight has to move and Nxh3 sac the knight and after pawn takes you can take back with queen, Now, the opponent's knight is under attack(according to where he has moved his queen) and there are ideas of f5 or something

The difference is 700 looks like he’s in an exam and 2200 looks like an alcoholic during lockdown.

What are the 4 lines on the edge of the nickname and how do you get them?

@PotGamer3024

23 күн бұрын

thats for just like ping and latency (like network stuff)

@taufikrungkicity7626

23 күн бұрын

@PotGamer3024 oh it turns out I just realized that, because when I play on my phone and play directly the line is not there, it appears when playing in a group. Thanks for info👍

Did nelson rerecord his comments? His clock doesnt go down. Its still great commentary

@floof6896

4 ай бұрын

nope. its just frozen. the material display is also frozen too

and on his screen when its his turn its your turn

why is the clock not moving

8. … Nd4 seems pretty crushing. He can’t move the queen and allow Bg4 or doubled F pawns, and he can’t trade with the knight due to the fork, so he has to trade with the bishop. After exd4 his knight has no good squares (both squares give it zero moves), so Na4 a6 forces a favorable trade for black (Nxc5 axb4 Nb3 c5 with a solid pawn structure, space advantage, and better pieces).

what is going on with the clocks?

@Hand_leo

4 ай бұрын

They are showing recording from start that is why real time it goes back to where they were recording that

@LostKin69

4 ай бұрын

From Nelson's perspective in this first game, the clocks say 15:10 and 15:08 for the entire game. Wheras, from his opponents perspective, the clocks count down the entire game. Somethings wrong there

@zzzaphod8507

4 ай бұрын

@@LostKin69 By 37:52 of the video, the clocks from Nelson's perspective are lower but don't quite match the clocks from his opponent's perspective.

@V3ntyl

4 ай бұрын

@@LostKin69 yes and when you look at Jackson part you will see that Nelson clock is ticking. So question remains what's wrong with them?

@EvilDogProductions

3 ай бұрын

Gives me the feeling this is a misleading video, where 700 elo is real time thinking and Nelson is just explaining everything when he edited the video, I'm not saying that's what he did but if he did it's kinda weird.

nelson did you analyze that last moves, you missed a better mate with your queen.

I cant believe he is a 700 elo. He played like at least 1200. WP!

a lot of 700's don't understand the kingside play ideas after castling. the ideas on the positions are really made from the opening.

I also have a lower elo rating , but with countless downloads I finally got my hands on the DOPEST chess book in the world and now this looks like childsplay ! although, I would probably loose against the players but I am hanging with thought about this !

Why isn't Nelson's time moving some times?

This guy was pretty darn good for 700 elo

"Let's just not react" famous last words :D

How do i challenge you?

correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure you were wrong when you said if you're queen was on c-8 instead of d-7 then he could get a smuther check mate by moving his queen from e-2 to c-4 forcing you're king to h-8 then moving the night from f-3 to g-5 and then to f-7. but even then..... he could not get a smuther check mate I'm pretty sure, there's no way to make a smuther check mate happen. you read that wrong i think,,,, plz correct me if I'm wrong :) :) :) 32:14 in the video :D

Please make a video on how to play chess while rubbing one out under the table.

I like how Nelson has the ability apparently to stop time and analyze the position. That or the clock is frozen idk. Either or. You never know.

Almost like watching a movie hahahaha👏

I was playing one of these chess apps the other day and got to 1650 elo fairly easily, but then it got hard. Topped off at 1800 elo and couldn't achieve any further. I deleted the app because of all of the ads and spyware that came with it, but it was fun for a day.

I went here to see if I could relate to a 700 player in his thought process but nope. He’s probably 2000 or something. Even at 1200 I didn’t know what openings were called and I had to count number and letters for what the squares were. Why do they do this? Put an ACTUAL 700 player.

It's people like him that even though I've been playing for 5 years and usually squash my opponents, keep me stuck at 700

Clock is reversed.. 😂😂 and ur clock ain't working 😂😂😂

Oh good grief valentine season is upon us again.

queen d1 instead of check might was surviving (at least last longer)

for me as for 2k rated black bishop on G4 was kinda useless, cause pawn h3 makes u lose a tempo

@MavaprGosu

3 ай бұрын

ok few second later in video u said yourself some of you might think its a waste of move, but we created a weakness now. makes sence, but ye... is it a weakness or not thats the question

bro casally played brilliant move

That 700 played pretty well.

Justice for the king's knight

Im curious about 2900+ vs 2200 tho. But once again great video! Even if its a mismatch

@TactfulWaggle

4 ай бұрын

Gotham games is a good channel for that, you can see Levy's titled tuesday games against much lower rated opponents, also much higher rated opponents, there's also his GM training video with hikaru where you can clearly see a massive difference in the way they think and how far they can calculate

My man actually played so well for a 700, he'll be 1500+ in no time!

Instead of - Rf8 Black wins with pawn-mate Qh4+ Kf5 and g6 mate!

@danielbattle7620

4 ай бұрын

What elo are you

@bjarnieinarsson3472

4 ай бұрын

@@danielbattle7620Around 2000

@danielbattle7620

4 ай бұрын

@@bjarnieinarsson3472 would you ever mind playing a few unrated games with me? I always am looking to play the strongest

That looked so difficult to play against. Good on the 700 though

B4 at 22:38 I wonder if that would have worked better

Definitely a good understanding of the game for a 700. I would suggest you need to work on concrete calculations more than one move deep. Try to think two moves ahead rather than one! Easier said than done, of course.

Vagabond chemist is the best name

Can we first define ELO?

This guy has to be from Georgia, his voice reminds me of Lil Yatchy

Very strong 700! They'll be well over 1000 really fast.

That's the strongest 700-player I've ever seen!

Bro the game was 15min but the video is 40min😮, good game by the way

Deep dive into the mind of the 700 players I lose to, I know all their secrets now

He played incredibly well for a 700

The thing I love about Chess is how much you have to think about what your opponent is thinking! Like when the queen took the bishop and he was talking about forcing the knight to a weird position then the other guy was talking about how he was planning on moving the night to said position if the queen took I love this game