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What is ELO which app you are using bro chess how I cam download that chess app
Hello .thank you bro .this is helpful
Very good game and nicely played and demonstrated.❤
Very nice format! It is really helpful to see your thinking process along the game.
Thank you
can you play with francis in the next video i lost everytime against him while i beat nora a lot of times
Awesome!! Amazing, simple and clear method to teach how a chess master think. Thank you so much.
Wally was playing well. I can beat Li 2000 most games. 38:10 maybe explain why you capture with pawn vs queen. I understand but a 1500 probably missed why.
Your videos are helpful 💯 tell me what is woodpecker method is it worth learning
The same sortiert of video over and over again 😢
What would happen if you played a blitz time control against that 1800 bot? You had a lot of time to think.
It was a nice demonstration of thinking out loud, however it doesn’t explain why 1500 players are stuck where they are. The title is therefore a little misleading. How to beat an 1800 bot in 30 minutes would be closer to the truth.
Another very interesting & instructive game, thanks. Definitely a challenging moment when the Black bot did not move the knight out of the attack & instead moved the other knight for counter attacking counter play. White though kept calm & did not get rattled by this oversight & got back on track with logical moves to deal with the problem. Again this highlights the importance of understanding these good chess principles in all game positions, I feel. 😀