Chess videos from FIDE Master and FIDE Trainer Ingvar THOR Johannesson from Iceland. On this channel, you will find various chess videos to help you improve your chess and enjoy this great game! Make sure to check out the pattern recognition playlists!
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Thank you very much 🤩
I like vodka ! Me prostitute!
nice ! ;)
I actually found both moves. I ended up going with the move Nihal made unfortunately 😅
@@Dakodi_ yeah chess can be painful like that sometimes
You're my favourite coach
@@devilsadvocate9825 that's an honor thank you!
Magnaðð
I believe this is from a famous game. Maybe from Sam Loyd?
@@petersiegfriedkrug not sure of the origin, maybe composed?
This is for absolut beginner with 3 elo - not more!
@@petersiegfriedkrug maybe 300 though ;-)
You are a very good teacher. The way how you teach, in a quite and slowly explanation will stay in memory. For me the content is much too easy, because I am a study composer. But I also teach other chess. And your channel is for me usefull to teach chess.
@@petersiegfriedkrug appreciated, thanks!
Is this not composed by Ado Kraemer?
Very instructiv. I´ve seen some videos now. And I am a chess teacher as well. I like that you demonstrate clearly ideas. Things that a chess player MUST know!
I have known this endgame. But very instructiv game, sir
Interesting
Is there a resource put together of said patterns so I could study them at my own pace? The individual will get frustrated watching these looping videos because here I stand understanding the concept without enough information to grasp the pattern.
@@zacharybriones8728 there are playlists of checkmate, tactical and strategical patterns on my channel SLOWER paced of course. The short form is for more exposure of those, thanks!
@@TheChessViking thank you for what you do! I love it!
Knight to e7
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❤beautiful lesson and demonstration.Thank you very much publisher
Great channel.Thank you for sharing your knowledge. One day, I hope to see your work receive the huge viewership that it deserves.
Can you give some tactics and patterns for openings
If U go to playlists in my channel there is a big playlist with tactical patterns
Nice game. At 10'00 you say "if she castles of course there's gonna be the greek gift again." But I am not certain: 13...0-0 14.Bh7 Kh7 15.Ng5 Kg8 16.Qh5 could be met with 16...Qxd4 17.Kh1 Qd3 covering h7, and AFAICS Black is defending and probably winning.
awesome video dude. these are the types of ideas to always keep in your arsenal that will win games.
Great content, thanks, I love these short pattern recognition clips. Great channel !
Thank you for your wonderful videos! I always repeat to train these patterns and it really helped me to improve!
Great examples - Thank You - today i was looking for "zibbit" and found out at KZread an Exhibit + Affidavid court documents manager :)
Beautiful and demoralizing pattern to keep in mind!
You change your channel name? I recall you used to call yourself something else. How did you become a viking?
I am Icelandic, I am VIKING by blood ;-) but yes I rebranded from Zibbit...looks like the correct decision as you proved yourself you are more likely to remember chess viking rather than Zibbit right?
@@TheChessViking . That's the one. I remember it now. Yes, the new name is more interesting. Good luck with the channel. Cheers!
I believe that is not only this particular player. Look closer at ALL of the IM and GM norm tournaments. Look at the number of "draws" and "wins" by the "young prodigies" that seek those norms. Selling points is a common plague even Karjakin had the suspicious tournament where he got his "the youngest GM title".
Dayum... that's great way. Did you made up some those?
Awesome material! Thank you 👌👌
hermano tu eres el verdadero vikingo....saludos...
Reminds me of what the Germans and Italians call dragonfly mate: de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libellenmatt
Never heard that term! Thanks for sharing.
What am I missing here? If you're hitting 100% correlation against any modern engine at a reasonable depth when playing people around your rating, you are almost definitely cheating. Not only would it make you as strong as the engine for that game, but it would mean your decisions are IDENTICAL which is even more unlikely than being the rating of the engine.
I like OK. Ice OK 🏒😅
I have won many games like this in the English opening. Be6 is so natural, quite a few players fall for it.
True, true!
Hiya Coach!! found your channel today through a friend. I am binging your vids right now. Any book recommendations for this level visualization clarity?
Thanks! I had a request for book recommendations, I will try to make a video on that subject matter.
Just found this amazing Channel!! Great content Coach!!
Thanks!
Could you teach us some gambits
why cant you play Qc5 instead of Rc2?
Ra8+ Rxa8, Qg4+ Kb8, Nd7+ Kc8, Nb6+ (double check) Kb8, Qc8+ Rxc8 Nd7# someone correct me if im wrong/missed something
Nd7 is not mate but you are on the right track
Ra8+ rxa8 and then smothered mate pattern with qg4+ check
Yes! Combined with Anastasia at the end!
Ra8+ - RxRa8, Qg4+ - Kb8, Qc8+ - RxQc8, Nd7+ - Ka7, Ra1+ - Qa4, RxQa4# Edit - Oh, I was half right. Didn't really expecting that king move. Thanks for the knowledge
I solved it! Beautiful puzzle.
Well done!
Got em, Ra1 Rxa1, Qg4+ if Kd8 its mate if Kb8, Ne7+ Kc8, Nb6 double check, again if Kd8 theres mate, so Kb8 then sacrifice the queen on c8 rook takes then Nd7#
Oh forgot theres Ka7 after knight check, but still got it right tho
Forgot the a7 square is free now the rook has moved lol
These are awesome compositions/ puzzles
Beautiful!!!
The Chess Viking, This is perfect! I subscribed right away!
Thanks!
Wow this is amazing. 1. e4, e6; 2. Bb5, Ke7; 3. Bxd7, c6; 4. Be8, Kxe8
Bingo!!
After a long time thinking and analyzing it i couldn't get a solutions with 4 movements for each of the players, I got one with 4 white and 3 black movements but it's impossible for me to see a 4-4 solution, as the black player needs 3 pawn movements one being capturing the bishop. Anyways, it's a brilliant problem and I would love to see the solution Pd: u are awesome bro, love your hat
THERE is ONE and only ONE solution. Black can only makes 2 pawn moves...but how to spend the other two and in what order is the tricky part. I wil give you the start... 1.e4 e6 2.Bb5
After thinking for ten minutes I haven't been able to find the solution. The pawn on d7 is either captured by the white bishop, or is the one who captures said bishop on c6 or e6, having the white bishop previously eliminated the black pawn from the corresponding file. In the first case, Black's moves would be e6, c6, capture the bishop on d7 and return the piece to its original square, but this is not possible since after playing c6 and e6 in any order, 3. Bxd7 is illegal. On the other hand, it is not possible to follow the second strategy either, as it is impossible to deal with the problem of losing time. Black should make c6, e6, dxc6 (or dxe6) and one more move, which makes solving the puzzle impossible. Trying to capture the black pawn on c4 or e4 also does not lead to a valid four-move solution. 1. e4 e6 2. Bc4 (2. Bb5 Qe7 3. Bxd7+ Qxd7 4. Nf3 Qd8 5. Ng1 c6) 2... c6 3. Bxe6 dxe6 "Solutions" of three or five moves are very simple. Does this puzzle as formulated have a solution? I think it's brilliant whether it has it or not.
There is one and only ONE solution. You are on the right track with your analysis!
@@TheChessVikingThanks to the knowledge that there is only one solution, I have managed to find it, because with that in mind you only have to focus on the differences that there could be between moving the c-pawn or the e-pawn first. Thank you very much ^^ When checking the solution on the Internet (1. e4 e6 2. Bb5 Ke7 3. Bxd7 c6 4. Be8 Kxe8), I have seen that there are people who have had problems because when sharing the FEN of "this is the position you have to reach", the black king could still castle. That is why the video format is better to share this wonderful puzzle.
That final example is absolutelu crazy. I would not find that in my own game in a million years :)
I am also always playing for a win ;) - not looking for the crazy perpetuals or stalemates until i am completely lost :)