The 3 MUST KNOW Opening Rules in Chess!
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- Опубліковано 10 тра 2024
- Hope you enjoyed this, let me know if you have any questions in the comments below! :)
Key takeaways:
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1) Control the center
2) Develop your (minor) pieces
3) Castle your king
Chapters:
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0:00 Intro
0:32 Why do we learn this?
1:00 Rule 1: Control the center (explained)
2:24 Rule 2: Develop your pieces (explained)
3:56 Why not develop major pieces?
6:21 HOW to develop (optimally)
9:25 Rule 3: Castle your king (explained)
10:26 Differences between kingside and queenside
14:30 Example - castling
16:58 Test 1 - opening or middlegame? White
18:25 Test 2 - opening or middlegame? Both sides
19:56 Test 3 - Who has the advantage and why?
24:47 PRO TIP: How to punish bad openings!
27:02 Final tips
27:43 Outro
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Looking forward for the middlegame video
Here is my video on Improving Pieces Correctly!
ua-cam.com/video/-4_Gav_Chbk/v-deo.html
This is the main feature of the middlegame so I'm sure you will find it useful :D
@@LionChess Thanks you so much!
Excellent explanations. I feel much stronger now that I understand the reasons for moves, rather than just trying to memorize the moves.
Thank you very much! I'm glad you feel much stronger!
I sincerely believe understanding chess instead of memorizing it is the next step for many players to feel much more comfortable and confident when playing! :)
Amazing videos! After watching all four of your videos I feel like my 850 rating is much closer to reaching the 4-digit mark. Thank you!
Thank you so much for the feedback! This made my afternoon :D
I'm sure you will hit the 4-digits soon! Any specific topic you would like to see covered?
@@LionChess I am happy to hear that! I've seen so many chess videos on UA-cam and many educational ones as well, but the way you explained things made some things click better for me compared to the educational videos from many others. You definitely have a great talent at explaining things and I hope you continue to make videos as the quality of your videos deserves hundreds of thousands of subscribers for sure!
When it comes to specific topics, my issue with chess is my mindset as I tend to not play the game as it is meant to be played via strategizing and thinking ahead. I am often multi-tasking listening to videos in the background while playing chess and I also play the game instinctually, mostly blasting out my memorized (seemingly good opening) moves fast not thinking many steps ahead, especially in the opening. Then when my opponent plays the game and eventually grabs a pawn for free, then I rage and basically resign or go all in to checkmate them via many sacrifices which sometimes work. Now your 'never resign' video and stalemating tricks you taught in that video actually helped me and made me excited to continue to play my games even when I am down so much material and for that, I appreciate you a lot!
I guess one thing that would help me a lot would be to never forget that "always look for checks, captures and then tactics" mindset as I often forget about that during the game so anything that will give me more of a lion mindset of dealing with my prey the best way and not forgetting basic strategies would help me out a lot. I'd also love to see some 'good response moves to most common openings' type of videos from you which I believe would also help me out. My chess profile name is DaVeganSkeptic and I suspect I'll have many more victories under my belt next time I play chess thanks to you. Much love!
@@TheVeganSceptic I really appreciate the kind words :)
I'll definitely keep making videos because I'm very passionate about helping people improve their chess!
As far as your specific situation, you will see results as soon as you stop resigning so early (as soon as you get forked or lose material) and as soon as you start to play more rapid games and less blitz haha I see all your recent games are blitz which is fun but doesn't make you improve.
Try playing some rapid games without any distractions and really focus on double checking your moves before you play them.
At your current level, chess is more about not beating yourself than it is about beating your opponent. Try playing safe, principled moves which slowly improve your position while being tactically alert for your opponent's mistakes and watch your opponent just crumble.
Looking forward to hearing from you in the near future, keep watching and enjoy! :D
@@LionChess Everything you said made a lot of sense to me so I'll do my best to follow your advice as much as I can. Thank you so much!
Starting seeing your videos .... Good information
Thank you! I hope you're finding it useful :)
very nice chess tutorial LionChess, gracias
My pleasure!
Thank you for the support :)
Great explanation man..
Thank you so much! 🥰
Welcome brother. I am new at chess and i am improving my games.But i always stuck at the end games when only rooks are left. So it will be beneficial for me if u make a video on how to play the endgames with ur beautiful explanation.🧡🧡
@@harshbaranwal8051 I will make that video as soon as possible, thank you for your support! 🥰
Nice explanation!!! Where can I watch remaining videos
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it 😄
I'm slowly recording more, I will post on Twitter so keep an eye out @Lionchess_coach
Excellent presentation, super useful and succinct. I feel your my type of player when you said you tend to play aggressively. This video increased some points of a strategy i wadbt aware of and confirmed those i needed to confirm.
Thank you very much!
I hope you can apply this in your games successfully ☺️
Thanks again. Ive already started to incorporate your teachings and it's already showing results. You the man!!
@@cindy20861 I'm very happy to hear that! That's why I do what I do ☺️
Keep up the good work!
nice overview
Thank you!
I hope you enjoyed it and hope everything made sense :D
My boy turned off the webcam and chess board stayed exact same size🤣
Hell yeah! :D
Hope you enjoyed the video!
Aw man I always play weird moves after my opponent does I'll try to stop
Don't feel bad, most people do haha but it's great that you're trying to stop. I hope you'll see positive results soon! 🥰
Hello
Hello!
Hope you enjoyed the video 😄