I don't know if it was intentional, but I really appreciated the shift towards genderless language ❤️ don't know if this is the first video you've done that, I mostly watch older ones 😝
I think the trick to making the videos more useful is to have them A. Be short and easy to grasp and B. Be general enough where your more of teaching concepts the actual moves. Being able to look at a pawn and know what tyoes of squares your king should be on is more useful then a move for move sequence.
Love the videos. I need to work on my end game, so appreciate these.
Like shorter videos, especially if you slim down the intro, etc. Prior videos had like 1-2minute intros, which might hurt your metrics with people skipping ahead or stopping. To highlight a current tournament, etc., you can put written commentary into a pinned comment or something like that.
This is such an underrated channel. Everyone is on the hype on watching GM YouTube channels' Twitch-live-gameplay-upload-to-Youtube-afterwards games but one doesn't learn anything from watching such players play.
Endgames are needed to understand chess, period. Lots of newbs are more interested in traps tho and skip endgame and tactics study/drills since they don’t understand chess in the first place.
it's sad that players dont study end games as much as they should. it's easy to say "oh look at this flashy opening i memorized and it's gonna give me this advantage and then i'll figure it out from there", but a lot of evenly-matched games come down to the endgame and that's where the wrong move could easily cost you the game. if you listen to any of the superGMs, they have every end game down to a T, so much so that they know the exact point at which they have a winning endgame vs a tied endgame.
I dont mind either way and appreciate the free content!
Endgames are generally underestimated. If you want the views, go for clickbait: "Top 5 INSANE openingtricks."
Great video! Would love a video on the Philidor position (R vs R+P)
I don't know if it was intentional, but I really appreciated the shift towards genderless language ❤️ don't know if this is the first video you've done that, I mostly watch older ones 😝
Keep making these videos.
Its vey helpfull
I think the trick to making the videos more useful is to have them A. Be short and easy to grasp and B. Be general enough where your more of teaching concepts the actual moves. Being able to look at a pawn and know what tyoes of squares your king should be on is more useful then a move for move sequence.
I prefer longer videos
It's good. More frequent is good too.👍
for end games I like the short format.
:((( i loved this channel long ago but i never got notifications so i forgot about it. Youtube code makes me sad
Don't Stop
Views will flood one day
Endgame studies are must…. good one keep going
I like that videos regardless of length, keep it up ♥️♥️
Yes, I love your videos
Excellent video! How do you keep track of this many moves ahead, do you do the calculation in your head?
longer videos are better i want more depth
I encourage you to persevere with the end game videos. I am a weak player and obviously these principles are vital. Thanks
Great format, I watched the other video as well not sure why it had less views. Keep the endgame videos coming!
Love the videos. I need to work on my end game, so appreciate these.
Like shorter videos, especially if you slim down the intro, etc. Prior videos had like 1-2minute intros, which might hurt your metrics with people skipping ahead or stopping. To highlight a current tournament, etc., you can put written commentary into a pinned comment or something like that.
Thanks for this!
We live shorter videos ❤
Keep going Keven
This is such an underrated channel. Everyone is on the hype on watching GM YouTube channels' Twitch-live-gameplay-upload-to-Youtube-afterwards games but one doesn't learn anything from watching such players play.
More end game videos please.
This came at the right time for me! I learned a couple of stuff from you and I just needed something more for end games 👍🏼 thank you
Nah sorry I didn’t watch the last one will make sure to watch more in future keep it going
Honestly prefer the game analysis, but this is ight
Man’s been posting for 10+ years. Mad respect
Yes I love everything about endgame. It seems to trip me up when I know I'm winning.
can the kevin comment back on this cuz I wanna play chess against him
Endgames are needed to understand chess, period. Lots of newbs are more interested in traps tho and skip endgame and tactics study/drills since they don’t understand chess in the first place.
I’ve learned here. I do like shorter content so long as ya make more content.
These "pills" are easier to follow, I think. My question would be how to calculate which are the critical squares.
there is so much youtubers here big concurency man..u was not making videos a long time
Shorter versions omit too much. I prefer longer ones.
Yeah you should make endgames videos shorter
Meanwhile, blitz / bullet:
JUST MAKE A MOVE FASTER
PREMOVE PREMOVE FAST FAST
I ONLY HAVE 3 SECONDS WHAT DO I DO
keep them coming Kevin!
Create more videos on Kings and pawn end- games as they are tricky.
Please make a video on Luchini Gambit
it's sad that players dont study end games as much as they should. it's easy to say "oh look at this flashy opening i memorized and it's gonna give me this advantage and then i'll figure it out from there", but a lot of evenly-matched games come down to the endgame and that's where the wrong move could easily cost you the game. if you listen to any of the superGMs, they have every end game down to a T, so much so that they know the exact point at which they have a winning endgame vs a tied endgame.
Hey Kevin, I know you're a big King's Gambit fan. Have you ever done a video on Bertin's Three Pawn Gambit? I have a feeling you'd love it!
Please do continue the endgame lessons. You're awesome Kevin.
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That was really helpful. Thanks.
short is good
Kevin has been providing us with high quality chess videos for years now. Thank you we really appreciate the effort.
i agree with yash s
Definitely enjoy these shorter videos better as it's easier to remember thay wya.
Very helpful. Why doesn't the black king try to captures the white pawn, when he understands he can't come to the center?
You are our best trainer