Calculation Technique: 2500 GM vs 2000 ELO vs 1600 ELO

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In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov illustrates how chess players of different levels (ratings) calculate variations. With the example of a chess position, you will see exactly how a 1600 rated player, a 2000 rated player, and a 2500 rated Grandmaster think and calculate variations.

You will learn the right techniques to improve your chess calculation skills. GM Igor Smirnov presents to you 3 useful tips to calculate variations easily and effectively!

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00:00 Improve Your Calculation Skills in Chess
00:17 1) How a 1600 ELO Player Calculated
03:06 2) How a 2000 ELO Player Calculated
03:52 3) How Grandmasters Calculated
05:04 4) How GM Igor Smirnov Calculated
05:20 Grandmaster's Calculation Technique
08:26 Calculating opponent's forcing moves
09:37 What separates GMs and others?
10:28 Calculating the line further (actual threat/goal)
11:40 Summary: 3 Tips to Calculate Easily

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All Comments (21)
  • @jurrgames309
    Absolutely love this kind of content Igor, very insightful. I always learn the most from watching your video's. Thank you!
  • @sirpsionics
    You really do need to make a lot more of these videos. They definitely help a lot more than most other chess videos as far as I am concerned
  • @giftphiri4617
    Thank you Igor,you are one of my best online coaches so far
  • @GMIgorSmirnov
    ► Chapters 00:00 Improve Your Calculation Skills in Chess 00:17 1) How a 1600 ELO Player Calculated 03:06 2) How a 2000 ELO Player Calculated 03:52 3) How Grandmasters Calculated 05:04 4) How GM Igor Smirnov Calculated 05:20 Grandmaster's Calculation Technique 08:26 Calculating opponent's forcing moves 09:37 What separates GMs and others? 10:28 Calculating the line further (actual threat/goal) 11:40 Summary: 3 Tips to Calculate Easily
  • @dr.deepakgore1079
    Beautiful example for how to calculate explained by you sir ,Kudos to you ,hats off to you ,you are best teacher,guide,coach , mentor 🎉🎉❤❤
  • @chaosdemon1870
    What I have learnt from your videos isn't some nasty opening traps or how to calculate. What I have learnt is trying to go forward with every move and interesting things might happen. Following this approach has seen me become a much more attacking player . I have learnt that as long as you go forward with a piece it's a good move as long as you don't blunder it .This way you can keep improving your pieces and your position and when your position becomes superior tactics will naturally appear .
  • @gm2407
    I am going to adopt your heirarchy of candidate move identification. That sounds awesome and more structured than just taking in the whole board.
  • @Holdem17
    Great content. I think the hard part of finding a move like Re7 is that you are threatening a capture or check on the 2nd move, not the first. For example, you are threatening Bxf7+ next move, and if Qxe7, then you push the pawn to d8 and queen with a check.
  • @TITANbyArbid
    Thanks for the tips, now I hope I will be able to think faster but also better
  • @amrethesh
    Best youtube channel to improve your chess
  • @plexusavantmedia
    phenomenal channel, phenomenal content, best chess channel on the net