What I have found valuable while learning other games and skills online is having a coach and a student work together over a longer period of time.
For example: a viewer submits games recorded with their thought processes spoken, you review and give them something to work on. The viewer comes back with new games and proof that they did the work you suggested and then having this back and fourth.
What I find with content like this is that the coach can explain things from their point of view of the game but won't make the same mistakes and instructive moments as the student will.

You are my favorite chess YouTuber 🐐

11:48 You're a better person than me 😂 I would never have accepted that take back especially with how quickly the opponent was playing

This dude had the guts to ask for take back and proceeded to play a losing endgame till mate 😂

Finally, a simple sicilian

really love ur vid hope u keep it up

Thank you. I really appreciate this series and your teaching. I like the idea of 15/10 for more time to explain.

Really good lesson.

Yeah, that was a bad take back. The opponent had to think--he/she obviously didn't know the move they meant to play instead of the "mouse slip".

You should play with sachycvek, he often plays in the morning and is always looking for strong opponents for rapid on lichess. He also makes YT videos, but not in English.

Nothing can make me better at chess...

That's why i make it a point to never accept a take back. Just like this guy , they usually turn out to be a**holes who usually never return the courtesy.

Brother can you please make some videos on rook endgame. There’s so much content on openings and theories but it’s the end game where I mess up most

I've had the "offer a take back" button disabled for both sides, since almost the beginning. It seems fair—when I misclick, I just bite the sour apple and move on, since opponents rarely returned the favor anyway.

Thanks for explaining that "this looks easy" but it isn't.

After ne4, bf5 works sxf6+ isn't it? qxf6 and then the rook on e8 ist hanging or do I miss something?

And after pawn xf6 the bishop on  f5 is hanging... Or am i complete Lost now? 😅

12:14 had my good and bad takes with take backs. On obvious mouse slips I generally do, as we both gain nothing out of it (wee I win after 18....Re2 19.Rxe2 +-). Move like Nxf4?? no way, #1 it is gg next. There's a grey area if there's a bad move that could be a mouse slip... in that case I don't. It's part of the game, and I don't know how fair my opponent is.

Hey Noel why are u not playing in the chess Olympiad. May be ur team needs u.

you should smolder in the thumbnails

Nice game with tactical misses