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! 🙌

https://youtu.be/B2ppVg5BqEA?si=i4DWCIn3IBwHLAwK

I did the rating estimation game and I got scored at my all time high on Lichess which is pretty cool

Check out this #chess game: Nevin807 vs DASFAERWE - https://www.chess.com/live/game/185465070136

I decided that Blitz may be a lot of fun but not very good for my game, at least not at this time. My rapid on Lichess is 1805 but that’s with only 4 games so far. Chess.com rating for rapid is 1844 with 6 games. There are a lot more blitz games on both sites but I played my last blitz online at least for now. It’s strange. Years ago I did better at blitz than longer time controls but I feel my positional understanding has improved. I took a few years hiatus from chess but back into it in full OCD mode.