7 MOST COMMON Chess Mistakes

Levy is my spiritual animal.

After watching this video, it's safe to say that I'm four moves away from blundering the Queen.

And then there's people like me who don't play and just enjoy chess content..

Viena gambit doesn't consistently work on my level as a trap, they almost never take the pawn, but Russo
Gambit (Viena as black)works like a charm

Thanks a lot. To the last point, I feel that I get better, because I started to Play more consciously then before. And now I understand more, why a Move is better then another, also I get a feel about, if I had a winning Position or not. Last time I was loosing a Game, but I knew, I had a clear winning position and my Opponent was playing really weird stuff. But one blunder was changing it directly and in the analysis I was seeing that how I saw the Game was right. And for this indizes I am looking for, to See my Progress and not the numbers.

how can i do these arrows?

Just, thanks.

reading my 400 elo for filth (i only started playing a few weeks ago). but i can be proud of independently realising these are my weaknesses & working on them before seeing this video.

Hey i am new to chess can you tell me what does cheater means in chess like how ?

"hanging the queen" my opponent resigning after hanging a queen and mate in one

Position is more important than material!

Should you be focused 50% on their likely strategy? More? Less?

I’m 800/800 😢

4. Is p-G5 a blunder?

I’m guilty of #3 😢

Love your videos! Perfect for YT!

1. Don’t trade material unless you gain position

I think the most common mistake is to play while you are sick or tired

Great advice and well explained with the board and pieces. Thanks!!!

I noticed once more how relevant chess is with real life owing to the video. Nice piece of work, appreciated!

I never trade my pieces because I will always lose then

Watched the continuity bit, started a game super motivated and hung my queen in at +36!

(Won on time though)

I enjoyed every minute of this rant

I heard "THE ROOOOK" phrase more than any other phrase before I started chess

wow! that is so true and sharp! I would say that this video is much more about profound understanding of players' psychology rather than game itself! Now will search the channel for some tips and mind tricks to work on those mistakes :)

I like your videos you make a blunder 🚨 at minutes 30.51
Then you see it your reactions is funny 😅

Do not see what happens when you make a move, think what will happen.

I think "one-movers" is the one I'm most guilty of...

All my favourite moves. Interesting…

Interesting points, but I feel your focus on what/how to do better is a bit lacking (I guess because it's much simpler for you).
I mean that saying don't do this and that is fine as identifying some type of errors, but to make it a better lesson give us a tool how to stop doing these mistakes (for example the thing you said about the mental arrows from opponent's pieces to where they hit was good).
Otherwise advices like "don't do..." will only increase anxiety without focusing on anything useful.

newbies try trading everything attempting to turn a chess game into a ... tic-tac-toe :)

Thank you good advice

So there's no hidden bishop on the Z file... It's just me not looking?? 😮😮

'this game is suck i gonna delete it!!'
meanwhile 5 minuets later i think know what mistake i made before lets instal it again!!!!

Okay, I really think that Chess is a scam that someone made super complex for the purpose of selling how to not lose miserably.

Thank You So Much Bro, Now Im Going For Magnus Carlsen.

I like the imagining lines advise the most

Utterly brilliant! And helpful. Thanks!

This is dumb I use these strats with a few games and got mated multiple times. I never won a single game this is a horrid strategy. People say practice more because this is just 3-4 games. I also tried your other strats 3-4 times
.This doesn’t work

Thanks for the tips they really helped

That last bit about tilt is so true, i remember i was on a strong winning streak, won like 7 games in a row, got overconfident made a stupid mistake and hung my queen haha then... got mad and raged through 6 losses in a row and was right back to where i started on my winning streak lol took a breather and got back to it

thanks!

Can make a video about 15 minutes rapid player on how to get more than 400 elo pls???

You were literally talking about me the whole time😂

Levi seemed like a disappointed father after his son got smoked in a wrestling match

a definitely instructive video. I thoroughly enjoyed it and found several areas of my chess need serious work. My biggest issue is not surveying the WHOLE board when making my move, and noticing my blunder just AFTER I hit the "submit" button. I'm also guilty of "fake training", learning only the beginning moves of openings and not the variations or replies. I totally love the way you put your comments out, very animated, and with feeling. I watch only YOUR videos. I can relate to yours more than any others.

I love fake training

Thanks for the video Levy I am guilty of mistake 7 for sure! Can anyone please explain why I can beat chess ai with an elo of 1800 but lose to chess ai with an elo of 1300?