Vtuber offering free beginner game analysis

Hello! I'm Sprout, a chess vtuber with a rating of 1400. I'm going to be starting a series on my youtube channel where I react to beginner games and do game analysis to help people improve.

https://www.youtube.com/@SproutChess

But to do this, I need games to react to. So if you are a beginning player looking for some advice on your game, please comment and let me know. Also include a game you want me to review.

Once the video featuring your game is posted, I'll message you with a link.

Hi, would you be able to review my game Friday night v. The player from Canada? If so, what time so I can tune in? Thank you either way?

Can you do me and someone called primetime?

This wouldn't be a twitch stream. I'd be posting on youtube.

Oh, okay. No problem. I look forward to seeing it.

I'll react and give an analysis to anyone. No minimum. Probably a maximum of 1000.

Also one quick thing, when you do my game, please just state that I have a lot of better games, I just submitted one with some blunders to make it more intresting

And also please do the lievYordan game, he pawnstormed in opposite castle and should have won, but he choked and I got away with a draw

That game I did two sacs (I sacced a bishop to remove a defender and I sacced a rook for a bishop and pawn to speed up the draw

Sorry. Originally you didn't tell me which you would like reviewed so I just picked one. https://youtu.be/59AvrUFZwN4

I'll review your requested game soon.

Which did you pick? i would prefer LievYordan game but it is probably too late

One win where I think my attack could have been a lot sharper, two losses where things kind of fell apart in the endgame. Whichever is most interesting to you would be great

I'll react to your games and give my thoughts, but I wouldn't classify you as a beginner. You are definitely an intermediate player. My rating is only a little over 100 points higher than yours. I'll do what I can. I'll let you know once the video featuring your games is online. LaSalleStreet is next on the list and his video will be posted tomorrow.

Very much for the first time in the world to me

Huge fan of the first time in the first time in the first🥇 time⌚

Therefore, I would say that the format is cool, especially if you don't just comment dryly, but explain the logic behind why a move is good or bad. And it would be even cooler if you showed alternatives like how the game could have developed. I sometimes watch different analysis or read explanations on different sites, not always on chess. I came across https://uk.notgamstop.com/ where they describe different conditions and approaches. And the style of explanation itself helps to better understand the logic. I think if you focus on learning and not just on reactions, people will take more.