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I always thought it was interesting that Bobby Fischer died when he was 64, the same number of squares on a chess board

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Another excellent analysis, and relaxing as ever. One day I might actually be awake for the end (but probably only if I skip directly there)

What a game! Love the content, as always.

You should tell more stories like the beginning of this video. It was so relaxing and interesting. I find it almost inspiring to do storytelling videos myself

Thinking of syphilitic Pillsbury wasn’t very relaxing :/ nice video. you speed up as the video goes - keep it slow ;)

Brilliant ❤

Jippie

"five o'clock Charlie" M.A.S.H

also your voice is horrible

lighting is so bad😮

Sorry sir, I was just watching your video, but why would Black move his pawn from G7 to G6 and sacrifice his bishop? (approximately time 13:40) I think that the king would rather be moved from F7 to E6 where black does not sacrifice a chess piece... And I really understand that this is just one of the many tutorials that are posted on RUclips but you make the white player look so strong... but what strikes me is meanwhile you make the black player look like a beginner... I'm not trying to offend, but it doesn't seem entirely realistic to me... because most chessplayers I know try to find an opponent equal to themselfes...

13:30 wouldnt e5 be better after opening up the diagonal towards the rook, you check and can take rook afterwards

That's the grandmaster pieces😮

Hi hope you are well you are such a amazing teacher you explain in detail why every pieces should be were they should be I am learning so much from you thank you for taking your time to explaining n taking your time, by the way what's you're favourite opening for black n for white?

Thank you I needed this

My kasparov 1750 (?) with the really tiny pieces liked that English opening.

As someone who is an overachiever and a perfectionist who has also been interested in chess but hasn’t had time/attention span to learn it, hearing you say that it’s okay to forget things and we can come back and have it explained as many times as we like is so incredibly comforting 🩷🩷

38:04 your clone accidentally started speaking out of sync lol

I love that these vids help me sleep but I also learn something Everytime, too. I’m not a chess player really but I find it interesting and really calming.

Thank you sir for the great video I really very excited

I wanted to try this right off the bat but they played the Scandinavian which started off bad for me but i quickly changed that around and checkmated in 23 moves taking a free rook and traded a knight for a queen

Is there going to be a continuous on the tournament between the chess position? If not may you reason your decision? Either way great content

My favorite asmrist. How do you do!

This is such a lovely relaxing video! Out of interest, are you planning to make another “Explaining chess like you’re 5 years old?” video? I find them so soothing 💕

I can never get to sleep but you help get sleep. Thanks 👍

Do a video on the 1972 match with Spassky please

The elephant is awesome lol

This is awesome This is the best ASMR

I got baited 32:16

I crossed my eyes and watched in 3-D.

What make is the set you use?

the best EVERY TIME

bro your german sounded suspiciously good man 🔥

your german pronunciation is really good already, weiter so!

hey man, please read this comment as i have some more advice for your channel. ive been studying your channel and noticed a pattern with specifically your videos. youve gotta focus more on your title and thumbnails. short titles that get the message across clearly get a lot of views. a great example of this is your "i explain chess to you like you are 5 years old". its interesting, people dont need to think too hard to understand it, cuz remember, most people have had their brains fried by things like tiktok. and the thumbnails you definitely need to focus on more. the videos where it's literally just your hands and a normal chessboard do not perform well. but again referring to the "i explain chess like you are 5 years" video, you have some stuffed animals there so people can see how the video works and what to expect. and linking the title to the thumbnail is really important too. if youve got a video that is good, but its hard to describe it in a title, put the best title you can and then explain it with your thumbnail more. Your recent karpovs chess computer video got 2x views, because they can see this cool looking chess computer in the thumbnail, and karpovs chess computer sounds pretty cool too. i think chess is quite an inherently difficult thing to base your channel off, since it isnt quite as exciting and overstimulating as everything else on social media, especially when you are doing it in asmr where everything is very calm, so you are doing a great job. Also another thing rhat just popped into my mind you need to make sure there are as little as possible people who are clicking off in the first 15-30ish seconds of your video, because that will bump it down in the algorithm. obviously no one knows how the algorithm works perfectly (unless you're mrbeast or something) but after watching youtube for many years you start to pick up on stuff without realising, so really take a deep dive into all your videos, cuz it could really help. you have a very loyal fanbase who wont be going anywhere, so you dont need to worry about that :)

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Ahh.. finally a video that is easier to understand .. I've always wanted to learn chess but when people explained me the rules i just get very confused 😅😅

As a mathematician, I can appreciate when a person takes the time to not only recognize Lasker as a great Chess player, this is obvious, but also as a great mathematician. His most prominent contribution being the proof of the special case of what is now called the Lasker-Noether Theorem within Commutative Algebra, the study which is the foundation for the now booming field of Algebraic Geometry. -- Amazing videos, keep it up!

At 31:32 watch out for white to play c3 attacking the knight instead of taking the pawn on d5. Delicate move

I could listen to you say “Copablanca” all day

12:30 pm and I fell asleep after 20 minutes!!!!😀

Just in time ❤ i miss you

I want to learn chess but i always fall asleep halfway through lol. I love your videos

Im so glad i got this, i need to learn how to play chess for my dnd game

Soft-spoken chess man good Thanks for the video :)

12:04 they partied so hard that 90 years passed in a single night

Ah yes! No reverse gear ASMR Chess: always pushing forward with high quality content

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