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How to play chess/Learn the rules of chess:
0:22 How to set up the chess board
1:18 How the rook moves
1:35 How the bishop moves
1:46 How the queen moves
2:03 How the king moves/Game objective
2:21 What is 'check'? / What does checkmate mean?
3:55 How the knight moves
4:36 How the pawn moves/captures
5:43 Pawn promotion
6:22 How does En passant work?
7:56 How to castle in chess
10:06 What does stalemate mean?
10:55 Draw by 50-move rule
11:18 Draw by Perpetual check
11:44 Draw by threefold repetition
12:27 Draw by insufficient material
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@ChessNetwork 10 лет назад

Many thanks in advance to those who pass along this video to the non-chess players of the world. 😎 Beginner to Chess Master playlist: ru-vid.com/group/PLQsLDm9Rq9bHKEBnElquF8GuWkI1EJ8Zp

@mohamedanouar220 10 лет назад

how to castle in 960 chess :) thanks in advance

@ChessNetwork 10 лет назад

SN011GlobeTrot Thanks SN chess > checkers :)

@johngault3388 10 лет назад

Thank you very much for the lessons.

@wryku4263 9 лет назад

I played against my friend in chess and he said u can castle in check in a loop I don't understand him and he says hes 2nd best in the state (queensland) and he also says hes been in chess club for 6 years

@kailazell5207 8 лет назад

+ChessNetwork what website di you ise

@matthewgrogan9219 4 года назад

"You can promote all of your pawns to queens, if you would like to do that." I would, yes.

@Wissyworld 4 года назад

ummm yeah

@CherrylMaree 8 лет назад

Thank you. Doctors have strongly suggested playing chess to help my husband's memory and I have been struggling to understand the game enough to help him.

@ChessNetwork 8 лет назад

You are very welcome Cherryl. I'm happy to help in that way. It's a great game to exercise that memory and critical thinking.

@jedahonog7005 8 лет назад

thank you!!!

@cbr7170 6 лет назад

Hey Cherryl - You can also tell your husband to try playing online. lichess.org for example is a really neat site to play chess. He will see himself improving really quickly. Let me know how he is doing :)

@nonenone9680 6 лет назад

Wholesome

@aiai-j7i 4 года назад

@@cbr7170 Thank you! Such fun learning it that way!

@Uros1410996 8 лет назад

Even though I've been playing chess for over 5 years and have known the rules for 10 years I still watched the wideo all the way through... such pleasant voice and even more pleasant way of speaking... you're incredible Jerry!

@ChessNetwork 8 лет назад

Thanks Uros. I appreciate that compliment. :D

@Uros1410996 8 лет назад

+ChessNetwork I'm glad, and I mean it... I'd also like to thank you for great contribution to my english, because as a non-native speaker (though I've developed it enogh to be consided native) I picked up a significant amount of word combinations and everyday use terms that sound great, so once again, thanks man! :)

@usconspiracy101freemason6 7 лет назад

Never played and it was a great video just like they said thanks a million i wanted to play so bad my uncle that loved shess was going to show me but he passed away in the hospital before we could get together again

@user_gjk123 6 лет назад

Uroš Marinković nice one Uros marincovic

@processing....811 5 лет назад

same here bro

@marciabbey 3 года назад

Whos here after The Queens Gambit

@lilyconner9882 3 года назад

bro me

@fayenatac5000 3 года назад

me lol

@rachelharrelson1810 3 года назад

lmao me

@judysanders4365 3 года назад

me, too.

@sona3556 3 года назад

Me😂😂

@gemini_ghost666 3 года назад

The most clear instructions I have seen on how to play chess. Thank you!

@ChessNetwork 3 года назад

Great to read that. Thank you Laura. 👍🏼

@joyscorpse6124 3 года назад

damn.. I'm going back to uno

@iranianintelligenceagency9337 3 года назад

lol

@jazminjackson1373 3 года назад

Pfft

@8xrry 3 года назад

Hahaha

@shinziro9632 3 года назад

uno doesnt need to learn to play xd

@PhilipBuyi 3 года назад

ahahaha

@gabrielquintana9549 3 года назад

I smoked a blunt & got high & started wondering how tf chess is played (me being a simp) thinking it’s easy but HELL NOOOOO, props to ppl who are dedicated to playing this peace of art

@bellabyers2929 3 года назад

How is that being a simp?

@alienwarex51i3 3 года назад

It's like riding a bike. Once you learn the moves they come naturally & you don't even think about it, and it's pretty hard to forget the rules once you learned them.

@asteroidofheaven2538 3 года назад

@@bellabyers2929 it’s short for simpleton

@Ratigan2 3 года назад

@@asteroidofheaven2538 this is why i hate my generation.

@asteroidofheaven2538 3 года назад

@@Ratigan2 I’m sorry that I saw the word simp a extremely popular slang term for a a person who does everything for a woman instead of seeing the other simp which is barely used or recognised I haven’t heard anyone use that term in a long time in fact you’re the simpleton here 🤪

@HyzerJAK 10 лет назад

Excellent video! Before this video I had never found a clear, concise, complete video on the rules of chess, so I'm glad someone finally made one!

@maedbhfrawlwey883 7 лет назад

great thanks, been wanting to learn for years and you made it so easy

@liana8164 9 лет назад

Wow I went to chess class for 2 months and barley learned anything but in 13 minutes I learned how to play the hole game and yes I will pass this video on!!!!!!!!!

@LisaLisa-2023 7 лет назад

Hi Jerry Thank you for teaching us old fogies how to play CHESS for the first time! I feel Young again! However I will be replaying your tutorial many times before I attempt at competing with my 11 year old son. Lisa

@ChessNetwork 7 лет назад

You're welcome Lisa! Welcome aboard :D

@rohanshinde4327 7 лет назад

Hi Lisa. You don't have to write your name at the bottom. Your username is already displayed :)

@Mattslayerable 10 лет назад

you have a great ability to express yourself and teach

@ChessNetwork 10 лет назад

Thanks Matt

@ryvr. 3 года назад

the queen's gambit got us all f**ked up chile! Knight to G6 gurl!

@Lizzy128comm1 3 года назад

THATS WHY IM HERE

@TheDawg475 7 лет назад

I have just started learning the rules by playing Chess on my PC and this tutorial helped me a lot =)

@JorisvanLeeuwen 10 лет назад

Love to hear and watch you play! You got me into playing.. around 1200 in ranking now, studying daily trying to get up to a level where I can enjoy playing bullet tournaments.

@ChessNetwork 10 лет назад

Awesome! :)

@vehement. 3 года назад

Everyone keeps on saying it’s difficult but I found it personally really easy, I love it already! Thank you 😊

@RF-gt8tr 7 лет назад

Been wanting to learn chess for years but every time I start to learn I give up after 1 minute, literally. WIth this video I had several "AH HAH" moments. Thanks!

@ChessNetwork 7 лет назад

+midas f Awesome and welcome aboard! :)

@MicroControl33 10 лет назад

Playing chess is my biggest hobby and I still loved watching this introduction for the very beginners. Great job, Jerry!! Thank you!! I will pass it along to all my friends who always found my explanations too complicated :-D

@ChessNetwork 10 лет назад

Thanks MC! :)

@lilsatanex 3 года назад

Who here has never watched queens gambit

@ShinyHunter-mc3ji 3 года назад

@jazminjackson1373 3 года назад

@yobootyhadmeded3022 3 года назад

@sarahwayang3388 3 года назад

@ThatPoliticsGuy 3 года назад

ME LOLLLL

@jonathanknight7585 10 лет назад

You are great Jerry, Spreading chess to all of those who don't already know. Love you man, hope you continue to do great things.

@CaballusKnight 9 лет назад

Playing chess casually for years, I was watching this video to see how you explained the rules, and then I saw the 50 moves stalemate rule, it blew my mind I did not know about this before. Great video!

@kylemenos 9 лет назад

the computer did that pawn special move on me and i thought it was a bug lol. never ever heard of that rule and i started playing chess 22 years ago

@ChessNetwork 9 лет назад

It's common to think that if a computer does that move to you it's a bug, and if a human does that move to you they're cheating. :)

@tanmoyghosh7521 6 лет назад

same here, I thought the computer was taking this advantage which I don't have :p

@jroehin16 10 лет назад

Finally! Of all the videos i watched this is the most understandable 😊

@ChessNetwork 10 лет назад

Great to hear! :)

@ChikeiYun 7 лет назад

so helpful! thank you so much!

@MissMailer 3 года назад

THE QUEEN'S GAMBIT brought me here ^_^

@yusramzuri6338 3 года назад

Same but chess has been my obsession for too long♟🖤

@tapestapes0 8 лет назад

Thank you,very helpful !

@markmartino9209 8 лет назад

Great presentation! This has been one of the best I've found on RU-vid. This will definitely help clarify the basics in the chess club I teach to 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders.

@ChessNetwork 8 лет назад

+Mark Martino Thanks Mark. Great to hear you're teaching to the kiddos. :D

@Prplex. 3 года назад

Love how clearly everything is explained with illustrations and all 🙌

@ChessNetwork 3 года назад

Thank you

@arathgomez615 8 лет назад

Omfg thank you so much I know how to play this now, now only if I had friends

@ChessNetwork 8 лет назад

Welcome aboard the great game of chess Arath! :D

@arathgomez615 8 лет назад

+ChessNetwork thx (((:

@marfeddewrwz 10 лет назад

The only thing I didn't like about this video was that you started to talk in terms of algebraic notation without explaing it, and that you talked about the value of the pieces, without explaining what is it for(so to speak). This was just constructive criticism. Dont take it wrong!

@rjendruby 8 лет назад

thank you so much for this video. I never knew anything about chess and its rules ,but now I can try :)

@arathgomez615 8 лет назад

Same

@joseanmx1 6 лет назад

Me too!!!

@sillerjaw6840 6 лет назад

Antonio González same youre not alone

@percyweasley9301 3 года назад

Here from The Queen's Gambit...😁

@Andra9218 3 года назад

SAME

@barbaradumont8672 3 года назад

Same here! What a epic série ❤️

@graveflower 9 лет назад

Good video! I learned how to play chess when I was in middle school and the rules have been very blurry to me since, but this refreshed them. I recently bought my dad a chess board so we can play together and I'll be sending him this link to either learn or refresh his memory of the game, too. Thanks!

@ChessNetwork 9 лет назад

Great! Don't take it easy on him now. :)

@mykajj3411 10 лет назад

I'm gonna start practicing chess..... Thanks for your help!!! I'll be watching more of your videos.

@ChessNetwork 10 лет назад

Great! Good success Myleska :)

@user-sx1sq8jb2v 7 лет назад

Thank you!!! This really helps because I just sign up for chess club at my school orientation.

@TiredHumanBeing 5 лет назад

Ok thanks to the video I'm understanding it better. I always have to relearn chess because I like it a lot but I don't play enough and I forget how to play thanks this helps a lot.

@almaredsuarez9030 5 лет назад

I've always wished to learn but always been to intimidated plus have found it too much to understand at once. But with the lines you have used to indicate movements it has made me feel I might be able to learn soon! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

@ChessNetwork 5 лет назад

Great to read that! Welcome aboard. ☺️

@kolenowacki7638 9 лет назад

THANK YOU SO MUCH!! Me and my brother wanted to learn how to play chess, and we went to this video and we already know how to play!!! Thank you so so so much!

@AnimusCorpusXP 9 лет назад

Excellent intro to chess. much appreciated

@ugwuokechinedu8393 Месяц назад

Thank you. I understand now what it means for a game to be draw, kingside castling or queenside castling ,en passant esetera. . I hope I will win my next game using these principles you just mentioned in the video. Thank you once more.

@pairot01 10 лет назад

you missed a castling rule, you can't castle if there is any piece between your king and rook, this is only important when castling queen side as the knight's home square isn't occupied by neither the rook nor the king before or after castling, but still it isn't legal to castle if there's a piece there

@ChessNetwork 10 лет назад

It certainly would have been much clearer/direct/better to have referenced that during the castling section. If castling were allowed with pieces in-between king and rook, they'd have to jump a piece. If a jumping of king/rook were allowed, it'd conflict with what rule I state about that tricky knight. :) 4:17

@konradeli 6 лет назад

But the king/castle jump the other, rule already broken. Why not jump one more? they are on the same team and, I assume, pals. Just one more cheeky jump, no one has to know.

@protectedmethod9724 5 лет назад

@@konradeli very good point

@DontmindmeImhereforthecomments 9 лет назад

Wow, I never knew chess was this complicated (Coming from a newbie) I can see why people enjoy the game though! It's very interesting but really hard to understand at first. For instance, I am kinda confused about the stuff the pawn does, but I know I'll get there eventually. My mom can actually play chess, so she can explain it to me too :P Either way, thanks for the tutorial! I'm off buying a chess board now :)

@sc1zzla 6 лет назад

but its ok, you for the comments

@thosesiblings215 6 лет назад

lol

@ashur026 4 года назад

did you buy the board yet?

@jonis7989 4 года назад

The ”en passant” -rule is a little bit confusing for new players. But other than that the pawns movement isn’t too hard to master. It moves one square at a time. It captures diagonally. And on its first move of the game it has the option to move 2 squares. -Easy.

@Marmoman9 10 лет назад

Idk why I watched this entire video if I knew everything lmao

@PureInsanity 10 лет назад

His voice That's why

@mansifmir 10 лет назад

Carlsen watched it too, don't worry.

@whydowelaugh9901 6 лет назад

SAME LOL

@matthew2712 5 лет назад

same haha

@dizzychineseman7445 5 лет назад

Im a pro chess player and im watching this lol

@zohrehjan 8 лет назад

Thanks for the video and your earlier one but I still find it difficult😅 but I'll try my best and understand it👍🏻

@TheStupidLama 9 лет назад

nice one. I find it soooo difficult to explain chess to someone who has no idea how it is played. Even you left a hundred questions open that we would never ask, but someone else might: can you take your own pieces? Does the Knight capture on all the squares he moves through? When I block a check with my Queen, giving check at the same time to the opponent's King, is it a check? Because I couldn't really capture his king without getting my King into check again. Weird questions but I've been asked them a lot :D And they are mostly logical questions^^

@TheJamon79 10 лет назад

Cool video. Probably great for beginners. It's important to note that draw by perpetual check is just a type of draw by threefold repetition.

@gmaninthusa 10 лет назад

I wonder how many people just watched this because it's another one of Jerry's videos.

@saraaziri8508 4 года назад

U wrote this comment 5 years ago

@arisgouvas536 4 года назад

@@saraaziri8508 You wrote this reply 2 weeks ago

@saraaziri8508 4 года назад

Aris Gouvas you wrote this reply to that reply a month ago.

@MrYAY100 4 года назад

@@saraaziri8508 And so did you

@K1370 10 лет назад

Great vid :D

@jeffgrant4234 9 лет назад

I just received a chess board for Christmas after looking at some, but never taking the plunge to buy one. I played when I was much younger with my father and this video helped to refresh me. I hope to be playing with my own son one day. Thanks!

@ChessNetwork 9 лет назад

Great to hear Jeff. Welcome aboard! :)

@awaywayye 9 лет назад

Informative video. One of the best. Well explained. Thanks for uploading

@ChessNetwork 9 лет назад

Thank you for the compliment. You're welcome. :)

@amir4tutorial817 8 лет назад

I know how to play, but the person sitting beside me also knows how to play ,but not very much and this helped him a lot so thanks a lot. P.S I love ur vids

@rchiesse 10 лет назад

Hey, Jerry! Amazing video! Clear, instructive and straight to the point. Here goes a suggestion for another video: What do you think of making a video where you explain a bit more complex concepts, like "sacrifice", "fianchetto", "gambit/counter-gambit", "zugzwang", "bad/good bishop", "tactical x positional style", "fortress", "initiative", etc.?

@HonestKay72 3 года назад

I don't know anything about chess, I want to learn but I want to cry because it seems so complicated!!!!

@darious.d6834 8 лет назад

I can surely see the great effort put into this video, it is actually very informative! the only problem is that it explains rules and moves that are a bit too much for a total beginner (like myself) made me feel overwhelmed when I was only trying to figure out the basics

@B00SIE-B00 6 лет назад

wow finally a how-to chess video with someone actually talking and it's in English!

@XNEONSPLATXAWESOME 9 лет назад

Thank you are helpful!

@danni3951 6 лет назад

Umf this went in through one ear and out the other how does everyone remember all this

@Texy88 5 лет назад

Learning gradually, piece by piece. Once you have mastered how one piece moves and captures (which shouldn’t take too long) then learn the rules of another piece. Eventually you will have learned all of the pieces’ rules and be ready to play.

@sandracarlson7986 4 года назад

I have to take notes for memory and for reference during game. I'm slow so no clock yet when we play. I am determined to master this game.

@TaylorWeston 3 года назад

@@sandracarlson7986 My favorite master has a quote "The moment we believe that success is determined by an ingrained level of ability, as opposed to resilience and hard work, we will brittle in the face of adversity." Keep at it!

@sandracarlson7986 3 года назад

@@TaylorWeston great advice. Thank you for your comment.

@orbitaljellyfish808 3 года назад

And I thought learning guitar was difficult 🤦🏻‍♂️

@rekhachimanka4933 5 лет назад

I am playing chess from 3 years I also don't know this rules. Thank you for uploading this video. Please update more videos🎥 of chess

@actually_well_ 10 лет назад

Thank you so much for this video can't wait to start playing

@bloodykenshiro8218 7 лет назад

Thanks for making these videos. I never really played the game in any capacity but recently took an interest in it because of my nephew, so I hope to learn enough myself to be able to set off that much needed spark in him.

@noahsaunders774 6 лет назад

dude..... This video was so helpful, I just wanted to start learning how to play chess and.... wow it helped so much thank you so much man!!! It was very pleasant to watch and I didn't seem to get bored which surprised me! Thanks again!

@ChessNetwork 6 лет назад

Welcome aboard Noah...to the great game that is chess. 😎

@noahsaunders774 6 лет назад

Thanks again so much, I subscribed cos of this!

@noahsaunders774 6 лет назад

I've even started playing some online chess that I saw someone link in the description cos I don't have a board, but I'm thinking of getting a really cool lego one I've seen online!

@exploitingnews Год назад

I did not know about the En passant rule, NOW I WILL USE THAT TO MY ADVANTAGE IN THE COMPETION IM GOING TOO 🤣🤣

@xxdarkyxx5241 6 лет назад

ur vids always help me with learning more on chess thx

@EmaA-pu7nc 5 лет назад

I don't really know how to play chess, I've just decided to learn it because it kinda looks interesting. This video really teaches all the basics without overcomplicating it even more.

@Axartsme 10 лет назад

Awesome :) any time one of my friends wants to learn chess I'll send them this video

@Humakadri 8 лет назад

Thanks a lot for the lessons,my friends always make fun of me so now i know how to play chess so i can beat them and show that i can play chess once again thanks a lot

@ChessNetwork 8 лет назад

+huma kadri Welcome. Don't get ahead of yourself now. This video only helps you to play a legal game, not a well-played game. :D

@lukasmiller8531 10 лет назад

I play chess every day, and I still loved this video! Great job, you're a good teacher! One question though, is it possible to force checkmalte with two knights?

@rchiesse 10 лет назад

No, it's not possible. In this case you can only deliver checkmate due to opponent's mistakes. "Two bishops" or even "Bishop and Knight" on the other hand can force the mate. A good way to verify this on your own is to set up such scenario on a chess GUI (Arena 3.5 for instance), load two high level engines (say, Stockfish DD and Critter 1.6, since both are free softwares), and hit "Demo" button, so that they will fight each other. The game will end as a draw by the 50 moves rule.

@2424dynasty2424 10 лет назад

rchiesse it is possible. White's knights on E7 and F7 king on G6. Black king on H8 is checkmate

@thellamalord8639 10 лет назад

2424dynasty2424 it is impossible to force it, the actual position is possible

@if3660 6 лет назад

Two knights vs King is a draw because in forcing the checkmate you would have to stalemate your opponent, however it is possible to win Two Knights vs King and Pawn because you can use the pawn to force your opponent to make waiting moves while you deliver checkmate on the immobile King.

@yolo-br1tw 9 лет назад

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!! Im gonna be teaching a friend of mine how to play so I will use this video to start ! Thank you, blessings :) !!

@ChessNetwork 9 лет назад

Dary Politoski You're welcome. Thank you for taking the time to teach another about this great game. :)

@TrionityIr 9 лет назад

Thanks man. You graphic orientated tutorial has helped me. I now understand and can play chess.

@ChessNetwork 9 лет назад

***** Great to hear Trionity! Welcome aboard the great game! :)

@diananguyen4914 9 лет назад

+ChessNetwork Thanks. I'm new to chess and I'm in a club. :)

@kevinikeonu3844 3 года назад

who's here after watching the queens gambit

@rosiebrugs4030 3 года назад

OMG SO TRUE

@jeremykimblejr 3 года назад

I don’t give 2 shits about that movie

@RiverHil 3 года назад

Jeremy Kimble it’s a series 👍

@maddieenguyenn6994 3 года назад

im only here because i re watched harry potter and now i wanna know how to play chess for emergencies 😐😁✋🏻

@ChessNetwork 3 года назад

👍🏼

@dbflip 3 года назад

queens gambit brought me here

@aelanizlan18 9 лет назад

thanks, this video really helpful... my friends told me that ive been registered a compatition chess at school without my permission... thanks alot... sorry for my bad english... damn it friends

@frankieclayton9303 3 года назад

I have always wanted to learn how to play Chess.

@SaebaRyo21 8 лет назад

Thanks a lot sir for explaining the rules of the chess in such a convenient way... ^_^

@andrewkasal7485 8 лет назад

This is the best chess video I have seen that is succinct and elaborate at the same time. Thank you kindly!

@ChessNetwork 8 лет назад

+Andrew Kasal You're welcome Andrew. I'm glad it is seen at that. That was the intention. :D

@andrewkasal7485 8 лет назад

+ChessNetwork I am trying to build interest in my middle school..I have some strong players, but I tire of having to answer the same questions. Your video is awesome! Well done!

@ChessNetwork 8 лет назад

+Andrew Kasal That's great to hear that you're helping to encourage others to play. If there's a specific rule you're wanting to highlight to another, check out the time stamps in the description that go directly to the rule of interest.

@andrewkasal7485 8 лет назад

+ChessNetwork Great! Thank you sir!

@niecierpliwy3195 4 года назад

My younger sister learnt from this video how to play chess. Thank you, Jerry!

@ChessNetwork 4 года назад

Awesome 😎

@maymuunyousuf9552 4 года назад

Thanks! I've been looking forward to play chess like for a month, but i think this will help me. Appreciate your hard work.

@vivianmann323 9 лет назад

Thanks for teaching people a lesson to play chess.💟😂

@langstonreese7077 3 года назад

THANK YOU! U earned a sub! I wrote it all down so I don’t forget at ALL!!!!

@donisyahputra4147 7 лет назад

very informative! other's video are just too fast and unclear. thanks for sharing.

@SteelmoonWatches 3 года назад

I'm Borgov and need to learn how to play chess.

@ahsanrahib9958 3 года назад

Haha

@imtheartifact3629 3 года назад

BDNDJEJEFJ

@magmomma5025 10 лет назад

Thank you for this video. My 6 year old wants to learn to play chess, we played a couple games, but your video really helped him.

@ChessNetwork 10 лет назад

Nice! Glad to help. :)

@miah6781 7 лет назад

What a tricky game. I never thought that chess can be this difficult, I just assumed that it is an easy, fun thing to do in your spare time. I'm absolutely looking forward to learn and play this game daily. Thank you for the lesson

@TrackingAcademy 8 лет назад

thanks!! it was very helpful.

@cholapat 10 лет назад

It would be very nice to do a tutorial for OTB rules, such as touch moves, promotions, offering a draw, chess clock, and etc.,

@msclrhd 9 лет назад

IIUC, it is desirable for black @ 11:28 (the queen diagonal check draw) to continue checking to force the draw because otherwise it is a loss for black. After Qe1 Kh2, the only other valid moves are Qxd2, h5 or moving the queen to another position. Qxd2 results in a Queen echange and a battle for the pawns, which white can win if played correctly, leading to a white pawn promotion and checkmate. The other moves either result in the queen being taken, or leaving white to move unchecked, allowing them to check with either the rook or queen, with the rook being better in the black Qe1 position as it is at risk of capture. From there, white is at an advantage with the queen and rook, so can use them to checkmate.

@hippasusofmetapontum6447 8 лет назад

+msclrhd No, black can easily force a mate in that position.

@Maverick-re3zp 3 года назад

this is the clearest tutorial online thank u

@jsmith3980 4 года назад

Thank you.Clearly explained.I'm a total beginner and need all the help I can get!

@hollowxf7498 10 лет назад

Finally started playing, considering my grandfather was a cm

@ChessNetwork 10 лет назад

Great! :)

@hollowxf7498 9 лет назад

Yea it was awkward when we were in the same room

@v1991c 10 лет назад

...AND there cannot be any pieces in between the rook and the king when castling! ;) nice video though

@rchiesse 10 лет назад

Somebody else has already made this comment below, and Jerry has already given an explanation as well. ;)

@tikibar4me 4 года назад

Excellent & informative video! Thanks so much for posting...

@judysanders4365 3 года назад

Artful instructions. I think I'll need to make my own diagram and try to memorize, first, pieces and what they can do, then memorize the board, then learn the rules and techniques.

@kennetharvieesguerra8922 7 лет назад

Thanks to this video. This will help me a lot on my lesson. :)

@thelowmein9143 8 лет назад

Hello thanks for the video. I was wondering if you have a recommendation of a good website and or app to play chess on? I'm not really super techno minded and the options are overwhelming.

@Oblivion4777 9 лет назад

QUESTION! If you are in Check (Like rook next to king) can you capture the rook with the king assuming that he will no longer be in check?

@ChessNetwork 9 лет назад

+Oblivion Yes, the king can capture a checking piece.

@Christodoulosk 10 лет назад

I would say that peprpetual check applies either to 3 fold repetition or to 50 moves rule.

@keikuru1 10 лет назад

Hey Jerry I have a question, since starting this channel do you feel you've improved as a chess player, and if so how much?

@ChessNetwork 10 лет назад

In 7 years I would say my understanding of the game has improved greatly.

@lorenzoabad4691 9 лет назад

I used to enjoy playing Chess at the Cathalic school i used to attend when I was younger in New York when you play Chess you have a time limit for each move you make to make the game a little quicker is a game of stradigy a good board game I might add!