How to Solve Every Chess Puzzle

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This is the 7-step method we will be using in this video to solve every chess problem that comes your way:
0- Pre-Existing Conditions to the Position
1- Main idea
2- Candidate Moves (Rapid Fire Brainstorm)
-filter until you find...
3- Find the Move
4- Calculate Main Variations
5- Find and Anticipate a Opponent's Resource
6- Full Solution!
1st - I will practice doing a tough chess problem for the first time live during the recording of this video doing the method step by step and showing you my thought process
2nd - I will put YOU to the test with another chess problem of which it will be your duty to solve this one step by step alongside me answering the steps as we go through
You can use this method for any chess problem difficulty, large or small. I feel like this long method is especially good for a difficult chess puzzle!
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@thechessnerd Год назад

I forgot to mention a tip for finding Candidate Moves: Try looking for checks, captures and threats!

@alleastereggs4355 Год назад

hey chess nerd yesterday i got a silver medal in a chess tournament of my town its a nice achivment im so happy i watched ur vidoes since december u are the reasion why i got the medal

@chesspower77 Год назад

@@alleastereggs4355 do you have an account in lichess🎉for play vs me .i’m also a champion in my country😅😊

@sup9563 Год назад

@@chesspower77 "country"

@abhiramk.k5085 5 месяцев назад

19:07 Bd6 is a Interfearance

@chs2385 27 дней назад

What's your implication?@@sup9563

@osmanwerner2323 Год назад

It took me several years to get to my current puzzle rating…wish there were videos out there like this one to help me earlier. Great video as always!

@rAnDoM.199 Год назад

What's your puzzle rating? I'm curious im only 1800 in puzzles

@osmanwerner2323 Год назад

@@rAnDoM.199 I’m 3274 at puzzles and currently trying to hit 3300. I’m only around 1600-1700 at blitz, rapid, and bullet though.

@Bridgepro Год назад

I’m 1500-1600 rapid and I’m k ok only 2200 puzzles

@hayhorca915 11 месяцев назад

Im 2800 puzzles and 1100 rapid lol

@terencechonin5564 Год назад

Really informative tips; I am curious what level this puzzle is! I am amazed how long it takes to solved a puzzle like this, if it were me, I would make so much blunders and my head’s gonna explode lol😂

@mamajoe9600 Год назад

Great video! I really liked how you first explained the steps, and then gave a puzzle for us to solve at the end! Keep up the good work!

@Segel1230 Год назад

Nice video! I reached 2850 as my peak using similar ideas. By the way, what book are you using?

@chiedozieagwu7864 Год назад

What's the name of the puzzle book?

@a31142257 Год назад

I saw the bishop move in like 15sec I'm actually pretty impressed, but I didn't really understand why it just came naturally, I just thought about cutting the bishop from the defense of back rank mate and then when I calculated the variations they all made sense too! Watching Andrew Tang daily really helped me calculate a lot faster!

@TheKarlMarx Год назад

Personally I just click puzzles again if I don’t know how to do it and I never get them wrong 😭

@Frousted Год назад

what do you learn from doing that tho?

@TheKarlMarx Год назад

@@Frousted I still learn to do puzzles 😭 it just artificially boosts my rating + I get to do harder puzzles

@Frousted Год назад

@@TheKarlMarx why would you do harder puzzles if you can't even do the easier ones?

@TheKarlMarx Год назад

@@Frousted I can do 95% of them but it’s just the 5% that I skip which tend to be unrated ones

@hayhorca915 11 месяцев назад

@@TheKarlMarxhow do you know they were unrated if you skipped them

@Jayhunnidband. Год назад

Love your videos 🙏🏼. You’ve greatly improved my knowledge of the game

@mmr4882 6 месяцев назад

I'm a beginner and found this very straight forward in breaking down puzzles. Thank you!

@thechessnerd 6 месяцев назад

My absolute pleasure. ❤

@Goddess_Sif 13 дней назад

Thank you, this is the best guide for solving chess puzzles I've ever seen

@jeremyseet9753 Год назад

W EDITING AND CLEARRRRR. normally for newer players, most of their puzzles will have checks or forks or skewers. U wanna look for checks at start

@chogo6200 Год назад

at 8:10 before taking the queen with the knight i think i calculated a variation that you maybe didn't see, before taking the queen you could go queen h4 and if they go g2 you just take the queen and keep the knight, if they go f1 queen takes h3 and if they go g1 you could take the queen with check and allows you to trade the knight for the bishop and queen vs rook is winning for black, if after h3 they go e1 you just take the queen and you took an extra pawn for nothing (feel free to correct me if im wrong, im only 1000 rated so they might be a variation i didn't calculate)

@chogo6200 Год назад

shit, my bad i hadnt watched the whole video and didnt see the correct answer!!!

@southernrun9048 Год назад

This is awesome..a masterclass in puzzle solving. Great resource to have and practice. Thanks so much 👍

@SkibbneW 7 месяцев назад

As a 1500 puzzler and 400 rapid. This is inspiring. I wish i could be that good one day.

@chandudutta4413 Год назад

What is the name of the book??

@chessnoob9679 Год назад

13:26 What about rook 1. …, R f5;2. Q h4, g5; 3. Q g3, N h5?

@patrick24085 11 месяцев назад

On the last puzzle, if you move the pawn on h2 to h3 when the bishop goes to d3, you allow the bishop to take your bishop and take with the queen protecting the back rank checkmate

@daggerdabber Год назад

14:09 Black is up a pawn, which you missed😅. I solved Nxf2 after some 3-4 minutes of thought but I calculated ng3+ wayy too much taking time. Fun video!

@rongarner9119 4 месяца назад

Great job my friend. I learned alot. Thank you so much!

@minasherif2418 Год назад

I actually got the main variations right and the move as well even though I'm 1000 in puzzles

@SGCric Год назад

The biggest problem with almost all chess puzzles is the fact that they are presented as a puzzle implying that there is a definite solution to it which is a trigger to start thinking out of the box. Sadly in real games thats not how it works. If we were to come across this setup in a real game you will almost always not find he mate in N sequence of moves. So a better way to present chess puzzles would be to batch them up in 3 or 4 puzzles and ensure that only one of them has a Mate in N sequence.

@stardust4001 Год назад

Real games also have another chess piece which is the clock/time pressure and the emotions etc like losing elo/gaining elo / blundering a piece /converting a winning position but low on time and so on.

@HarshwardhanPandey31 5 месяцев назад

7:41 Rxe2 is a great move.

@Shrodinguer4321 Год назад

Good video bro I really love it I learnt so much thanks ❤️

@cemsaglam9241 Год назад

that's a great method, thank you! however, i wouldn't write down the steps or my calculations because it's forbidden to take notes during tournaments. also which book is that puzzle from?

@ValidMaestroOG Год назад

Can't wait for this epic video💯💯💯🔥

@therealbatman5362 Год назад

hi, quick question what chess board do u use in ur online chess videos ?

@akbarsharbati9790 Год назад

What kind of puzzles book is this ??

@gajendrakanwal8691 11 дней назад

Very nice video!

@thechessnerd 11 дней назад

@@gajendrakanwal8691 Thank you!!

@nnop513 Год назад

Wow yes, I will definitely use this method on 100 elo puzzles!

@thethinker3888 Год назад

Surprisingly the puzzle given to us was much easier than the Caruana-Giri one lol. It’s all about reverse-engineering the entire process after seeing “ok if Re1 then white thinks Bf1 saves the day. Can I do something to prevent that from happening? Block the queen from defending the bishop? Hmm doesn’t work. What about stopping the bishop? An interesting line initially would be Re1 Bf1 and then Bd3?? Nah just Rxd3 and the rooks defend each other…wait a second, can I start with Bd3? Holy hell, I think that’s the answer, mate is threatened, the rooks are disconnected, yo we got em”

@NotMaximus Год назад

zach can you make a reti gambit video please

@justinhowle8479 Год назад

Why was rf5 not a candidate move at 1700 min

@willyh.r.1216 Год назад

Great video.😊

@UB958 Год назад

What book is this from? Does not look like the woodpecker method

@tyronedacreator2398 Год назад

It's called 300 positions.

@cheacc-dn5sq Год назад

Chess tactics from scratch

@maddumass Год назад

Cause some of your post were 🔥and my 80's dreams are long dead I gave you like.

@jasrajsingh8580 Год назад

I am proud i found puzzle solutions

@Chess_Verse Год назад

More practice creates better pattern recognition.

@ilijapopovic208 Год назад

Nice Video!

@sanjaydagale590 Год назад

Mention the book name

@Chess_Verse Год назад

Practice makes perfect.

@MelatiN3 Год назад

Good puzzle

@vladrosca6785 Год назад

Hey Zach

@user-fl2qv9mz9k Год назад

I just got some chess knowledge for free😳

@kajetank7186 Год назад

Hi what was that book?

@cheacc-dn5sq Год назад

Chess tactics from scratch

@justinhowle8479 Год назад

Rf5

@kshitijmarwah6957 Год назад

Why not rook to f5? Forgot to cover that

@milanmilosevic9474 11 месяцев назад

Cool😊

@adilreyaz95 Год назад

What book was that?

@tyronedacreator2398 Год назад

300 positions

@JonComyn Год назад

I think the book is called Chess Tactics from Scratch. The title is the top of the left hand page.

@duckr915 Год назад

alternative way: use stockfish

@know_how_games Год назад

currently 2000 in puzzles, hopefully this will boost it!

@CHESSGUY950 10 месяцев назад

I am currently 2500 in puzzles maybe this help me to increase

@BigAsciiHappyStar Год назад

In the first diagram my initial thought was 1 … Bxf3 2 Bxf3 Nd4 3 Qd3 Nxf3 4 Qxf3 Qxb2!! Oh no my queen!!!😋😋😋😋😋

@greatdanelegend7001 9 месяцев назад

If this is what 2000+ elo puzzles are like, good lord lol

@rayrayfr 4 месяца назад

😂😂😂

@FawazKhan-hi1lg Год назад

Wht abt Ne2 after Bd3?

@FawazKhan-hi1lg Год назад

Bcz i dont see anything bad

@olivergrim7634 Год назад

@@FawazKhan-hi1lg i actually saw this too im gonna stockfish the position and give you the explanation

@olivergrim7634 Год назад

so ne2 is actually the third top engine move! the main issue of ne2 is that you can just take it (Rxe2,Rxe2,Bxe2,Bxe2,Qxe2 ... black is up a exchange! )