Beautiful Checkmate All Chess Beginners Must Know 

I disliked this video because of the clickbait thumbnail

His "ChEcKmAyTe" will be his legacy.

White probably played a3 to stop bishop b4 which would pin the knight to the king and from first glance it doesn’t seem like a bad idea so I’m also curious why it’s classified as a mistake

0:49 avoid a pin on the knight to the king

Gah! My opponents always see that one coming... Except for the opponent who didn't 😅

0:48 cuz the though he was going to pin the knight

I think a3 move mistake would be preventing bishop's pin

Yo great video!

I played a blitz off tournament and my opponent was too greedy to grab all my pawns that he thing his queen 🤣

I love your voice with your lowercase rook, cHeckMait and most stAleMEiT

Whats your favourite opening? Mine is the Réti Opening.

0:50 so black couldn’t pin their knight? Idk

a3 stops bishop b4 pin

your voice is like anish giri

Do you remember me? I comment on every vid❤

Remember guys, always look for a check! Never just snap-take everything!

My theory on why white played pawn to a3: it's probably because white is scared of their knight getting pinned to the king (even though the bishop can just unpin the knight). As an 800-ish elo player, I see these pawn moves a lot in my games

"And you smash your friend"

Bishop & rook checkmates are usually so nice when you can pull them off. Just yesterday I got a game where I sacrificed THE QUEEEEEEEN (I'm sorry) and when the opponent was forced to recapture, it made room for my rook to back-rank checkmate them with the help of a bishop (and a unfortunately placed f-pawn by my opponent).

0:45 To stop the pin. I often find myself doing that

Yes i am griddy right foot creep 🗣️🗣️

Excellent, now I just need my opponent to play the same sequence of moves.

This "checkmate" by chessscape is legendary

so cool. white can defend against both checks with 10 moves! but sadly it needs to defend both attacking pieces

A3 was prob played so that the knight couldnt get pinned by bishop to king

Nice vid but c4, monte carlo variation is very rare to face, i have mained e6 after e4 for over a half year and only facet i 3 times. But still a very nice checkmate

The played the mistake move so black could pin the knight!

i have done this type of checkmate once

The most thing i love about his channel is when he says ChEcKmAte

Why do you not like greed in chess?

He moved to a3 because he thought that your going to pin the king

“And you smash your friend” AYO?

Thé whith can’t take the bischop

💪💪 good video

believe me man, l love your voice

That is dirtybro

Cheymate

Thanks bro, now i can get better at openings

Never seen your face xD it looks weird to finally see the face behind the voice you used to see on shorts LOL

For now i don't know what human plays a3 but i will definitely let you know my friend 😂

According to gotham chess pawn a3 is a move when you dont know what to move

Im early!! Luv ya content and ur voice. U deserved to be a voice actor! Of a chess character

That "cHeCKmeYt" tho 💀

I now always check if my king is lined up to a heavy piece because of that one GothamChess video.

First

😢😂❤but it is so hard to learn everything from mistake I am four years in chess now hardly able to reach 1400 in 90% game my position collapse in opening and engine evaluation become crazy till one give checkmate and I feel good at last atleast game ended 😅😅😂

The reason why most beginners played A3 or H3 is to prevent the bishop from pinning the king/queen.

0:45 We play that, because we don't want to hava a bishop on b4, so we protect that square with our pawn for perevent problems in there and in the match as well

anyone over 300 elo wont fall for this, "Beautiful Checkmate Pattern" 💀 stop misleading beginners