This is definitely the variant that I enjoyed to watch the most so far. Hope to see more of it!

11:10 As someone who has played Drawback Chess quite a lot, let me tell you, in over a hundred games I've correctly guessed my opponent's drawback in less than 10 of them. It's usually not super obvious. When you do correctly guess a drawback though it makes you feel like a genius.

29:39 That site likes to compensate for ELO differences between players by giving the better player a harder drawback as a "handicap".  I think what happened there is you were matched against a really poor player (note his name is "Negative Elo" as well), and he was just that bad that he blundered his queen then instantly resigned.  Your extremely hard drawback was meant to hopefully give him a chance, but it clearly wasn't enough.

Maybe if you had instead had the drawback "You can't capture queens"...

What I think is interest in drawback chess is that every set of drawback that you and your oponent get could be a standalone variant of chess

This feels like a variant that demands more showcasing, since it's kinda like a bunch of random variants.

Out of all the chess variants I would like to see this one revisited sometime in the future.

Fantastic, that was fun. The drawbacks are so minute that you're unlikely to guess them, but it almost forces both you and your opponent to use moves that appear as blunders.

This is definitely my favourite chess variant, I didn't even notice the video ended.

13:05 This feels illegal

You had me there shaking in my boots You won't say "mildly amusing" for the whole video, when it finally happened at 21:05. I can rest in peace now

I think the reason so many people (including myself) would like to see you revisit this, is the absolutely insane amount of combinations of different drawbacks. Unlike other variants, every game in this is is truly unique and presents a different challenge

6:02 that kramnik shade was crazyyyy

26:35 "I don't wanna fold under pressure"
26:38 "Oh no!"

Please do MANY videos of this game mode! It's so much fun to watch with your voice and video style!!!
Thank you for the amazing content

Yes! Drawback chess!

Good Midnight, everyone. Welcome back to our Drawback Chess Speedrun

3 wins and 1 loss

100% + 100% + 100% - 100%

200% win rate.

5:00 you can't close the centrr

0:14 this is just how reddit moderators always play

I woke up at 3am at my desk and this was playing, glad I found it, even through unconventional means

Would you be able to force a stalemate if your only legal move is to enter the centre square?
Your opponent wouldn't know