How to Play Against a Colle System | Journey to GM #18

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  • @_s_l
    @_s_l 2 роки тому +5

    These quick counters are really helpful before a tournamnet.thanks a lot!!

  • @epicchess2021
    @epicchess2021 2 роки тому +2

    love the vids really appreciate it keep it up! I go to your vids as a one stop shop to learn new systems, like i learnt the Alekhine off you

  • @tudaocga
    @tudaocga Рік тому

    you are the best Molton! amazing videos. Your voice is also amazing! Merry Christmas

  • @silwambasilwamba2515
    @silwambasilwamba2515 2 роки тому +1

    You always have great ideas thanks for sharing

  • @texasAUtiger
    @texasAUtiger 2 роки тому

    Your explanations are fabulous!

  • @ViolettaPovenent
    @ViolettaPovenent Рік тому

    Thanks for idea... Interesting plan, as a colle system lover I always go for london setup after g6... Imo e6 was a bit passive to met KID setup

  • @jfcompton1
    @jfcompton1 2 роки тому +1

    Nice game. Back here cause I saw your video on the stonewall and was looking for new ideas :) Do you have any thoughts on structures where white essentially plays a semi Slav? So instead of b3 an early d4-e3-c3 set up

    • @MoltonChess
      @MoltonChess  2 роки тому +2

      Depends what opening you play mainly against d4. An aggressive approach might be to double fianchetto both Black bishops and hit out in the centre with d6 and e5 and later Re8-qe8 followed with Ne4/Nh5 and f5 etc.

  • @tong_thanh5837
    @tong_thanh5837 4 місяці тому

    Benoni pawn break is the way to go, I myself use it often

  • @dandonna852
    @dandonna852 11 місяців тому +1

    I played French defense and got crushed

  • @theroaman8759
    @theroaman8759 Рік тому

    Im a 1300 player that only plays colle zukertort as white (Pirc as black). Would you do a speed run with colle system? Thanks

  • @TheHCLAM
    @TheHCLAM 2 роки тому

    Nice game!

  • @MrBlue1984x
    @MrBlue1984x 2 роки тому

    Nice!👍

  • @kithmalgunawardana6686
    @kithmalgunawardana6686 2 роки тому

    Nice idea.but the problem is if they play delayed london or normall kkings indian setup will this work .cuz i dont play KID

    • @MoltonChess
      @MoltonChess  2 роки тому

      This is most for KID players. If you are a d5 player this idea won't really work.

    • @kithmalgunawardana6686
      @kithmalgunawardana6686 2 роки тому

      I play nimzo and queens indian as my main

  • @orlock20
    @orlock20 2 роки тому

    In the forth move of the Colle in that position, white should play C4 and not move the bishop yet. The next is bishop to e2. With perfect play, by the seventh move it's an equal position. With perfect play, the game is a draw.

    • @MoltonChess
      @MoltonChess  2 роки тому

      Yep White definitely needed to adjust his setup from the automatic Bd3

  • @hagnuj1070
    @hagnuj1070 2 роки тому

    After Nd2 there's Re1+ Qxe1 Rxe1+ Rxe1

  • @randycarson9812
    @randycarson9812 10 місяців тому

    Your opponent made a couple of errors. First, a Colle-Zukertort player should consider the order of the opening moves carefully. 8. Re8 was a mistake. Better was Bb2. Second, 13. Rxd2 was a losing moving, and C-Z players would normally play Nxd2 in that position. By this point, your opponent has made a bunch of pawn moves with no Q side development. Another comment below mentions 4. c4, but I would have considered b3 followed immediately by Bb2. IMO, this game is a poor reflection on your opponent and NOT on the C-Z.

    • @kebichlact6677
      @kebichlact6677 10 місяців тому

      I assume you mean Re1 is the mistake instead of Re8. Bb2 seems more natural but you are again admiting an inferior position because of Nc6 ideas similar to the game. By the point Rxd2 was played i agree that white is much worse but Nd2 was equally as bad. I disagree that this was a bad showing of how to dismantle whites underdevelopment in this opening.

  • @crimsontwins6612
    @crimsontwins6612 Рік тому

    Pawn to c4, knight to c3