My First Lichess Screen Recording: I Lost to the Clock! | Sunday Crazyhouse Chess

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♟️ My First Recorded Chess Game — A Loss and a Learning Experience!

On Sunday, November 8, 2026, I recorded my first chess game on Lichess.org, playing my favorite chess variant, Crazyhouse!

Unfortunately, my first recorded match ended in defeat. I lost on time! ⏰

It had been a while since I played chess on my desktop computer. I’m much more accustomed to playing on my phone, where moving pieces feels natural and quick.

Switching back to a mouse and desktop screen took some adjustment. In Crazyhouse, where captured pieces can return to the board, every second matters!

🎥 My First Step Into Chess Content Creation

Although I lost, I’m excited about recording my games and sharing them with the Hive community.

This first recording is just the beginning. I plan to improve my videos by introducing:

  • 🎙️ Voiceovers explaining my moves and strategies.
  • 🎬 Video editing to highlight exciting moments.
  • ✨ Animations showing tactical combinations and important moves.
  • ♟️ Game analysis discussing mistakes, victories, and lessons learned.

💬 I Need Your Suggestions!

I’m asking the Hive community for feedback.

What would make my chess recordings more entertaining and engaging?

Would you prefer live commentary, post-game analysis, animated moves, background music, or shorter highlight videos?

I’d especially appreciate recommendations for beginner-friendly video editing software and screen recording techniques.

Leave your suggestions in the comments! Your feedback will help shape my future chess videos.

Follow my journey as blockgators@blockgators continues learning, competing, and improving on Lichess!

The first game was a loss, but the journey is just beginning! 👑


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