Hey everyone! I've recently started making short chess videos, mostly about classic opening traps with a bit of story and cinematic effects. My goal is to help people learn chess in a fun, interesting way instead of dry analysis. Here's one of my first ones, the Lasker Trap (Albin Countergambit). https://www.tt.site/t/ZPLSKjTa4/ I'm still learning, so any feedback helps a lot: - Is the story easy to follow? - Pacing: too fast or too slow? - Do the effects help, or are they too much? And if you enjoy it, a follow would mean a lot and really help me keep going :D Thanks for taking a look! 🙌

The best chess players in the world say they hate the game after they mastered it. Ding liren I think had insomnia, stress and felt terrible so he left and didnt compete anymore. Good thing im not a master lol, I'll stop grinding at 2000-2200, and keep it as a fun hobby playing unrated or smth

https://www.chess.com/live/game/184413257096 👺👺

I just beat a 2k player on Chess.com!!! Highest victory ever! It was an unrated game but still! His piece movement was really good near the end but I had to defend. I sealed the game with a Skewer! I did miss a few idea's earlier on. https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/174443233862/

Took me a while to find my played games and replaying them for review had its issues. After several attempts and not getting all the way through a game yet I finally gave up. It might work better on a tablet or computer instead of a phone. Lichess has the feel of a computer where Chess.com feels more like a phone app. I hear a lot of good things about Lichess but I find for me personally the format of Chess.com is more intuitive. I’m sure I’m doing something wrong. Any suggestions are welcome.