Allways nice to learn something new.i play pirc every time with black pieces and not have lost many of them.unless you play with someone who knows this lines even better .thanks
It’s perfectly sound, just not the sharpest response to 1.e4. You get positions with a lot of imbalances which can easily play to your advantage if you are more familiar with the transformations.
Allways nice to learn something new.i play pirc every time with black pieces and not have lost many of them.unless you play with someone who knows this lines even better .thanks
you are a great teacher, Damian. I love to see this opening get explained so well😊
Happy to hear that!
e4 d6 d4 Nf6 Bd3 e5 :
d5 - 4:07
- c4 - 6:20
dxe5 - 8:13
- 0-0 Qe7 Bg5 - 13:15
c3 - 19:42
- Qa4+ - 21:34
- Nf3 - 23:25
e4 d6 d4 Nf6 Bd3 e5 *Nf3* exd4 Nxd4 g6 :
*0-0* Bg7 Bg5 h3 Bh4 c5
*Bg5* h3 Bh4 Bg7 c3/0-0 c5
This is so good. So good to see Damian again. Old ichess fan!
Let me know what we should cover in the upcoming course.
Yo, you're back. Hallelujah!
Yup!
I rarely find anybody who plays the white opening that way.
So charismatic!
Thx!
Great content..loved the explanations
Great video. Waiting for the next one...
Awesome, more videos are coming!
Chapter 2?
I needed this
Great!
I think the opening that can "beat" your opponent is King to e12, which is on your opponent's face.
That's the move they train in chessboxing all the time!
What about 150 attack
Usme castling na karo bas ....baki dikkat ni hogi
Damian how do I see the rest of of the pitch lessons?
Is the Pirc Defense (pronounced Peertz) no longer considered a dubious opening?
Was it considered obvious?
It’s perfectly sound, just not the sharpest response to 1.e4.
You get positions with a lot of imbalances which can easily play to your advantage if you are more familiar with the transformations.
Very good English!
For elo 1700 for white? Bad lines for white