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Hay, I am Rahul from India. Please continue this series so that I can learn more and more and thank you so much for taking this very important initiative

Hi! Chessbase has been bluntly unwilling to cooperate regarding accessibility. Chessbase 7 and 8 I was able to use, but after that I have not managed. that being said, I play to be the latest version to try things out. I use Fritz 16 to search through Megabase. I will also figure out how it goes with the latest version of Fritz. I added a lot of shortcuts to Fritz and it improved. For my analyzese, I previously used LeelaZero and Stockfish under Fritz, but nowadays I use Chess-cli that Tage Johansson develops. It is with this software i record the videos as well. We are still working on it, but we have done pretty much.

Hi! I think I layed Nisam in the IBCA olympiade 2012. I will have a look at it. I played a turkish player in the IBCA WCh 2019. I chekk that one as well. Many thanks for your encouragement. I new video will come right not.

@@MagnussonChessAcademy Thank you very much for taking my comment into consideration. There are not many strong players in Chess in Turkey. And I am very curious about the matches of Turkish players against the bests of visually impaireds.

Hi and many thanks for your kind workds and question! Sorry for late response. I don't know your exact level, but if you are pretty new to chess, I would recommend openings tht are fairly siple with relatively few patterns that you can get to know. Right now, for instance, Alex Colovic has a good introduction to the Scandinavian defence for new players on Chessable. Not too demanding openings give more scope to deepen the understanding of structures. I would also recommend Queen's gambit declined as black. Of course, there is a lot of theory, but head for lines with structures that you are interested in learning. I am currently working on such material for my students right now, so you will see it in this chanel in the future. As white I would recommend 1.e4, but avoid the most theoretical lines. I will get back on this as well, hopefully next week. Don't hesitate to contact me again, but I am still on cancer treatment so I might be a bit slow responding.

Probably you joined the channel recently and you are most welcome! The main aim of the channel is to produce instructive chess material that is accessible for blind players as well as sighted. I am myself blind. I would easily move quicker and go through variation trees, but that would cause problems for the blind viewers. They often follow the game on a separate adapted chessboard. Moving quick, telling the moves only once, moving into variations would easily make blind followers loose thread. It is therefore I also include tn the description so that blind viewers more easily can get back on track if the have lost the thread. Myself, I just follow chess in my memory, but the main target group is not sighted players or advanced blind players like me. We already have a lot of other channels to chose from already. This channel is the only accessible one right now. I hope this helps yo understand better, and I hope to compensate with chess insights. Hope you will enjoy the upcoming series about Carlsbad structure for example.

I think the introductory video to the channel might be good to listen to getting context ua-cam.com/video/n3m09l2cSM8/v-deo.html&ab_channel=J%C3%B6rgenMagnusson

Many thanks!

although i dont think you have to repeat every move you say lol

When I got time

Yes. Suggest and I can think about it.

@@MagnussonChessAcademy You can explain lesser-known variants of some openings.for example, in the Spanish opening 3. Bb5 f5 or 3. Bb5 a6 4. Ba4 f5, in the Italian opening 3. Bc4 Bc5 4. c3 Nf6 5. d4 exd4 6. b4

My sincere thanks!