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Thank you bro! Glad u liked it :)

Glad it helps you! Make sure you apply it in your games too :)

Yeah. But he'll climb back up soon :)

Noted! Thank you for your suggestions bro!

@@ranveermohitechess always bro 🙌🏻

Actually a very interesting opening strategy!

fe3 Bc6 - controlling the long a8-h1 diagonal. The White King feels a little more insecure after his pawn cover is scattered. So that's why f3 played.

Awesome! A weak color complex is bad, especially when pieces can't defend it.

I have 1 Judit Polgar game video already up on the channel. Yes, I'll be adding more soon bro :)

It's okay :) Now you discovered a plan in KID. Apply it in your games :) You played well at the end.

Thanks! I'll keep that in mind :)

Never in doubt!

Thanks bro. More vintage game explanation are lined up!

Hello😊

Glad it was helpful. I'll be adding more such games :)

@@ranveermohitechess fantastic ❤️

Thanks bro! I hope you use it in your games!

Thanks. They did :) It's exciting to follow their games!

@@ranveermohitechess yeah I enjoyed watching your video. Please make paul Morphy 1-2 games then I will subscribe . I promise.

Haha! I'll add Morphy games soon my dear friend. In the meanwhile, there are 2 old videos of Morphy on my channel - Opera game and 8 games from a blindfold simul.

hi

Correct!

Legend!

Past favorite Karpov. Current favorite Arjun, little biased here as I've played him and got destroyed. For opening, avoid lines that rely on traps or opponent going wrong. I would go 1.e4 for White. Sicilian and Benko for Black.

@@ranveermohitechess should I play Sicilian

Thank you Ranveer! I will have to go through the variations carefully.

Hmm... hard to give specific advice until I see your games. As for openings, master opening principles before learning a specific line. Avoid gambits like Stafford, Latvian etc.

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@@WHAT-gm1xm glenelco

muchas gracias amigo!

haha! A few days ago someone said my voice is like Sagar Shah. Now I'm confused.

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You found it!

Look who's here! Thank you Malani bhau!

You can search for it in the Mega database of Chessbase. A Kasparov vs Garry Kasparov, 1982, Clock simul. I can't find the game online.

Indeed! The attack after Bb4 was too quick.

Thank you, much appreciated!

haha I'll that as a compliment

Yes! It was magic!

Thanks!

Okay...could you please share where exactly I can improve?

Point. Modern-day Fischer would certainly be 2800+. I hope 40 years from now, people will say the same thing about Arjun.

No I don't think for Arjun they will say because there is magnus Fabiano better than him and When Bobby Fischer at top no one even close to him​@@ranveermohitechess

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@@AntiIslamophobia-f1jthat’s a stupid argument . Arjun isn’t at his peak yet . We don’t how good he will get in the coming years . To compare a raw arjun with magnus in his prime makes no sense . Time will tell if any of these new players can become as good as magnus in the coming years .

@@songoku-jx3cb but there are raw chess who beat and equal to Arjun so no compare with Bobby Fischer also iam also Arjun supportet

Very likely!

You're right!

It is not just a simple fork. It is a royal fork, forking the king in addition to the bishop and the rook. So it is not just a possibility of losing the rook. He would definitely have lost it after he moves the king.

Correcto!

thanks

Playing the opening in real games, seeing how strong GMs play an opening, that's what has helped me to remember lines for a long time.

@@ranveermohitechess ahh, Thank you so much

​@@SODIUM10learn the opening consept. Do not memorize.

Haha, thanks!

hehehe, that's awesome!

Thank you! I'm glad you found it useful!

Hey, you can connect with me through email. You can find it in the about section of this UA-cam channel.

I'll take that as a compliment😄 thanks!