Wow this is very illuminating. It's uncommon to get chess advice that is general enough to be useful in most any game or at least in circumstances that commonly arise, yet specific enough to actually be helpful, and isn't difficult to apply once you see the idea. I wish more chess education was like this.
First of all, thank you for your excellent content! The genius of Alekhine... you noted what his method could do to someone who doesn't play the opening well... yet the opponent he schooled was Rubinstein, and many of his variations still are used today. The point is that what Alekhine did was so powerful that he made Rubinstein look like a newb. Proving the value of your video. Open position (no pawns in the centre), identify open lines, develop while attacking, maintain a series of threats. Crystal clear, very well explained. Thank you!
Very good! In a closed position both players are often manouvering around the possible pawn breaks, weak pawns, or key squares. Sometimes iwhen a break occurs you could find youself with a tactical weakness! Very frustrating! As an intermediate player I often get wiped out before seeing what happened!!
this one is the best chess video i have ever seen in youtube, it feels very bad to see you have only 143 subs, in your 144th sub and i am gonna stream all of you three videos tonight and big support to you brother for your asm youtube journey... love form India
Excellent video full of clear explanations. Really like how you used moves from the games of famous players to illustrate your point. Admittedly, I have very little knowledge of the games of famous players from the past… because I haven’t actually played through their games. Smylov’s Queen move accepting double h pawns to trade off the Queens is a real stunner! Never would have thought of such a move or if did have courage to play it… BUT once see on board that a former world champ played such a move then it opens up my mind to finding such a move under similar circumstances in my own games. So thank you for these history lessons! Just discovered your channel… wonders of UA-cam algorithms. Hope you continue making such instructive videos reinforcing key points with the games of famous players. Cheers!
Just finished watching your other videos and they are excellent. I’ll definitely watch anything you put out on UA-cam. I’m interesting in anything you’d like to share with us on the lower levels of chess, but in particular I’d love to see/hear what you have to say about calculation,visualization, and evaluation. Thank you.
You are amazing please make more videos about tactics in the middlegame+please a video about how to improve ourselves at chess as a beginners because actually I start chess too late " i'm 16 now" but I have some hope,thank you so much for reading,buh bye! ^^
My chess rating stuck in 1200 elo I solve daily puzzles and play games and analyse them still not improving how can I improve my game which opening should I play
My problem as a beginner is that i always see threads of my opponents but not how to defend them. And then i make supid decisions to "defend" while not making any new threads to my opponents. This leads to me getting shished together wich I find really hard to navigate my pieces around.
For credibility, please put your full name and country on your UA-cam channel. Because you are not famous enough to be recognizable, so we need to know who we are getting instruction from. Thank You.
Feel like i’m really early to one of the best chess youtube channels :) great video thanks so much
Wow this is very illuminating. It's uncommon to get chess advice that is general enough to be useful in most any game or at least in circumstances that commonly arise, yet specific enough to actually be helpful, and isn't difficult to apply once you see the idea. I wish more chess education was like this.
First of all, thank you for your excellent content! The genius of Alekhine... you noted what his method could do to someone who doesn't play the opening well... yet the opponent he schooled was Rubinstein, and many of his variations still are used today. The point is that what Alekhine did was so powerful that he made Rubinstein look like a newb. Proving the value of your video. Open position (no pawns in the centre), identify open lines, develop while attacking, maintain a series of threats. Crystal clear, very well explained. Thank you!
Very good! In a closed position both players are often manouvering around the possible pawn breaks, weak pawns, or key squares. Sometimes iwhen a break occurs you could find youself with a tactical weakness! Very frustrating! As an intermediate player I often get wiped out before seeing what happened!!
Excellent content. Just subscribed. I am looking forward to seeing all your videos.
this one is the best chess video i have ever seen in youtube, it feels very bad to see you have only 143 subs, in your 144th sub and i am gonna stream all of you three videos tonight and big support to you brother for your asm youtube journey... love form India
Could not wish better channel to kickstart my chess journey, found the right chnnel/video at the right time, thank you
Thank you so much! I truly hope you enjoy and learn a lot 💪🏻
I enjoyed that - informative and an interesting subject to delve into, thanks!
Excellent video full of clear explanations. Really like how you used moves from the games of famous players to illustrate your point. Admittedly, I have very little knowledge of the games of famous players from the past… because I haven’t actually played through their games. Smylov’s Queen move accepting double h pawns to trade off the Queens is a real stunner! Never would have thought of such a move or if did have courage to play it… BUT once see on board that a former world champ played such a move then it opens up my mind to finding such a move under similar circumstances in my own games. So thank you for these history lessons! Just discovered your channel… wonders of UA-cam algorithms. Hope you continue making such instructive videos reinforcing key points with the games of famous players. Cheers!
Thanks, for a good video. Best of luck.
Thanks for some really strong and deep insight. This is stuff that helps me a lot right now. Thanks again.
Just finished watching your other videos and they are excellent. I’ll definitely watch anything you put out on UA-cam.
I’m interesting in anything you’d like to share with us on the lower levels of chess, but in particular I’d love to see/hear what you have to say about calculation,visualization, and evaluation.
Thank you.
You are amazing please make more videos about tactics in the middlegame+please a video about how to improve ourselves at chess as a beginners because actually I start chess too late " i'm 16 now" but I have some hope,thank you so much for reading,buh bye! ^^
great video thanks
My chess rating stuck in 1200 elo I solve daily puzzles and play games and analyse them still not improving how can I improve my game which opening should I play
This is an excellent video. I’m going to use these ideas and hopefully play better chess
Very good chess teacher. I was your 303rd sub! Blessings
Great channel
You look like Dev Patel lol.
Nice video, really helpful
My problem as a beginner is that i always see threads of my opponents but not how to defend them. And then i make supid decisions to "defend" while not making any new threads to my opponents. This leads to me getting shished together wich I find really hard to navigate my pieces around.
14:22 Why doenst the black bishop take the pawn? I dont see it...
Poor lack of explanation
It’s easy if you look at attacking moves. After the bishop takes on b4 you’ve opened the c-file for whites heavy pieces. Qc8 then wins the game.
Check mate in place
@@robertrenk7074Thanks. I see the checkmate now. But I really couldn't see it before...
@@tamatamt Thanks for that, I think black would avoid mate and just lose the B, but that's why it's a good attack.
The video is really good that I thought you are a big UA-camr trynna help me then got shocked...maybe a script will help you improve..tgx for the vid
porque? porque en ingles?
TOPIC ABOUT COMPLIMENTARY PIECES PLEASE...NEW SUBSCRIBER PLEASE
For credibility, please put your full name and country on your UA-cam channel. Because you are not famous enough to be recognizable, so we need to know who we are getting instruction from. Thank You.
He should speak in his native language, his english is cringe.
He speaks English because it's the only language YOU know.