How I'm Trying to Become a Better Chess Player

Watch a competitive chess game played on Lichess as I try to outplay opponents so I can one day beat my brother in an over-the-board game. This video documents casual yet focused Lichess matches where the goal is to secure a legitimate checkmate rather than relying on time pressure. I walk through the different stages of the board state, analyzing the moves made during this specific encounter. It is a great look for anyone interested in seeing how very unskilled players approach the board and handle the pressure of basic competition. My focus here is on improving my chess strategy by reviewing past mistakes and identifying better lines of play. If you are learning the game, seeing these real-time decisions can help you spot patterns in your own sessions. I break down the key moments that led to the final board position, highlighting what worked and where I could have played more accurately. Subscribe for weekly unskilled chess analysis and gameplay breakdowns, and comment below on which opening you want to see me attempt in the next episode. 0:00 A Quest to Beat My Brother 1:24 Applying Master Slowkaru's Advice 4:34 Navigating the Pinning Pressure 11:09 Analyzing the First Victory 12:46 Trying Out the Caro-Kann 24:51 The Pressure of the Clock