Is Caro-Kann still worth your time?

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  • @AlexBanzea
    @AlexBanzea  Рік тому +27

    Course just got published: www.chessable.com/the-caro-kann-simplified/course/171080/

    • @Heroball299
      @Heroball299 Рік тому +1

      Congrats Alex

    • @jspmartin
      @jspmartin Рік тому

      I've learned so much from your videos. I just picked up the CK course on Chessable - I can't wait to get stuck into it! And with that being said... let's move on to the following game!

    • @planezero
      @planezero Рік тому +1

      Instabuy!

    • @alexvanolst
      @alexvanolst Рік тому +2

      I've been waiting to pick this up. Thanks for starting it off with a sale.

    • @davidel6469
      @davidel6469 Рік тому

      Running to get it...waiting for more against d4...tnx alex!

  • @mrl9162
    @mrl9162 Рік тому +90

    Using the inset screen for the alternative lines while leaving the "live" board visible is a masterstroke of editing. All chess instruction videos should do this. Bravo.

  • @milehighslacker4196
    @milehighslacker4196 Рік тому +15

    16:20 I too have lost some games after starting out with Alex's Caro-Kann teaching/play. I don't let it bother me, because I eventually learn from my mistakes and learn the positional reasoning for Alex's move choices. Then I start winning more than losing with the particular opening I am studying (in this case, Caro-Kann). Thanks for the great videos, Alex, I truly appreciate them.

    • @DJHypnovibe
      @DJHypnovibe Рік тому +2

      same here, I've lost 80% of my caro-kann games but am getting better the more I practice.

    • @giovannnygaxiola2383
      @giovannnygaxiola2383 11 місяців тому

      I feel like it just depends on the person tbh . I didn’t have an opening for black so I try out the Caro & learned all the theory from Alex in another UA-cam video that he has ,that’s about 20 min . I been winning all my black games , honestly I like better than my white opening now the “ London “. I personally recommend watching the 20 min video that Alex has study the theory watch the video multiple times until u remember everything & trust me from now on u will enjoy playing the Caro

    • @giovannnygaxiola2383
      @giovannnygaxiola2383 11 місяців тому

      I watch this videos now just to give me attacking ideas & to help my overall Caro Kann experience

  • @stefantijink3102
    @stefantijink3102 Рік тому +12

    I have the Gotham Caro Kann course, but after having bought your London course I am definitely gonna buy your Caro course too. Seeing the idea behind different branches of the opening is 100x more useful than knowing some rare computer lines.

    • @nikhilmehan2766
      @nikhilmehan2766 Рік тому

      What is your elo?

    • @stefantijink3102
      @stefantijink3102 Рік тому +1

      @@nikhilmehan2766 1400 rapid on the chess site. For some reason my comment keeps getting removed if I add the com behind.

    • @sanjayl3362
      @sanjayl3362 Рік тому +3

      @@stefantijink3102 youtube dosent want u to leave the site and take traffic out of it :)

    • @hata6290
      @hata6290 Рік тому

      @@stefantijink3102how’s your elo now?

    • @stefantijink3102
      @stefantijink3102 Рік тому +1

      @@hata6290 still the same, haven’t played that many games (think about 20 max). But I have certainly won some of them purely due to the opening prep

  • @Schlynn
    @Schlynn Рік тому +50

    Yooooo, 20$ for the full in-depth coaching for the carro? I'm in.

    • @Gabe-zm9vh
      @Gabe-zm9vh Рік тому +5

      I got a 2 dolla book on the Caro lol

    • @0KashMash0
      @0KashMash0 Рік тому

      ​@@Gabe-zm9vh where can I buy it?

    • @DukeTran
      @DukeTran Рік тому

      Does it show as 34.99 for anyone else for the course?

    • @john4459
      @john4459 Рік тому +2

      I can’t see the Caro course - just the London….

    • @choole1084
      @choole1084 Рік тому

      How is that possible??

  • @unstableatbest
    @unstableatbest Рік тому +19

    Alex Banzea puts the "care" in Caro-Kann. All the best, sir.

  • @thahumancube
    @thahumancube Рік тому +1

    Alex, i'll say it simply. THANK YOU :)

  • @DDfactzz
    @DDfactzz Рік тому +19

    Hi Alex I just want to say I'm usually an aggressive player since the only opening I know was King's Gambit but now learning Caro kan has taken into a whole new dimension and helped me improve as a chess player in general , Since your marathon covers so many lines in different rating and explaining what you do in every move and learning new tactics etc. I've managed to beat a 1650 opponent with Caro today I'm looking forward to hit 2000 in next few years hopefully. I am also looking forward to buy the Caro Kan Course ❤

    • @ahmadalyassin7405
      @ahmadalyassin7405 Рік тому +1

      Was rated 1150, and i beat a 1818.. That was in 1 month.. It won't take you years to beat a 2000

    • @DDfactzz
      @DDfactzz Рік тому +4

      @@ahmadalyassin7405 haha my goal is to hit 2000 I'm like around 1500 atm ice already managed to tie against a 2000 often times when we win against a higher rated opponent it's because they're either not playing very good underestimating us or they are very tilted.
      But beating an 1800 as a 1100 is a very good achievement grats on that mate !👏

    • @michielsmissaert
      @michielsmissaert Рік тому +4

      @@ahmadalyassin7405 beating a 2000 player and being a 2000 player are very different things!! 2000 players play very bad at times, I can tell because I one of them (online)!

    • @DDfactzz
      @DDfactzz Рік тому +2

      @@michielsmissaert haha exactly man

    • @nikhilmehan2766
      @nikhilmehan2766 Рік тому

      @@ahmadalyassin7405it reach 2000 it will. Idc how long it takes you to beat a high rated player, unless there titled(even then it’s not a big deal)

  • @eliassapper9940
    @eliassapper9940 Рік тому +1

    Dude for real i love ur videos, so entertaining, keep up the hustle

  • @robandsharonseddon-smith5216

    Thanks!

  • @handyman4everyman
    @handyman4everyman Рік тому +1

    I love it. 'Shoot them with a banana... and it's not even a big banana' that's gold.

  • @pqrkymc
    @pqrkymc Рік тому +8

    Alex, I know you have always recommended the Tartakower variation but could you maybe make a video on the Karpov variation? I think it's a great solid variation as long as you don't fall into the cheap traps such as Ng5 and Qe2

  • @spacejunkisforever6311
    @spacejunkisforever6311 Рік тому

    I really appreciate your analogies and humor. Who knew watching chess videos would be fun?! I’ve learned a lot from you using the London and Caro and I’m up to 1200 rapid- up from 800 just a few months ago.

  • @SimenStaabyKnudsen
    @SimenStaabyKnudsen Рік тому +1

    Hurray! Really looking forward to the course :)

  • @GeorgeSmyth
    @GeorgeSmyth Рік тому +6

    Alex - Glad to see that your course is now live. I beta tested it and can highly recommend it to anyone reading this comment.

  • @kylezo
    @kylezo Рік тому

    yooo the little popout animation of the side lines is a true brilliancy thanks dude.

  • @corbinamman1687
    @corbinamman1687 Рік тому

    Thank you for teaching me this opening and especially your style of sitting back passively. A 14 move win against a 1700 player on my first try 😮
    1. e4 c6 2. d4 d5 3. Nc3 dxe4 4. Nxe4 Nf6 5. Nxf6+ exf6 6. c4 Bd6 7. Be2 O-O 8. Nf3 Re8 9. O-O Nd7 10. Qd3 Nf8 11. b3 g6 12. Bb2 Bf5 13. Qc3 Rxe2 14. d5 Be5 0-1

  • @stefankozovski
    @stefankozovski Рік тому

    Started two months ago in the 600 range. Learned some basics, then went Ponziani/Scandinavian. Then found this beautiful Romanian neighbor and transitioned to Jobava/Caro. Currently on 1090 rapid but with 62% win rate as white (210 games). Still have some catching to do with blacks mainly because they often open with d4. So I've chosen Kings Indian against d4, again because of Alex. Keep on going man - you are the best teacher out there.

  • @JerkyJones100
    @JerkyJones100 Рік тому +1

    I'm still watching this video as I type this but just got to say how masterfully that first game was played.👍💯

  • @pillager6586
    @pillager6586 Рік тому +1

    This is the content I'm here for. Big fan Alex appreciate your work!

  • @merilum
    @merilum Рік тому +4

    Hi Alex, I love your videos. It would be nice to see your recommendations against non-e5 defenses, like the Scandi, French and Sicilian!

  • @Nathan_siegrist
    @Nathan_siegrist Рік тому +1

    So hyped to get your Caro Kann course!

  • @TheBackyardProfessor
    @TheBackyardProfessor Рік тому

    Always make your comments! You are a fabulous teacher and I LOVE the humor

  • @lacecart9734
    @lacecart9734 Рік тому +6

    can you make a playlist of middlegame ideas for almost every opening?

    • @iel-
      @iel- Рік тому

      FOCUS. CALCULATE. Slowly improve your position if you can't find a way to attack, but be ready to find one on every move made by your opponent. When you strike. Calculate till there is no more *FORCING MOVES*. If the position isn't favourable, !!give up on the attack!! or wait till it works.

  • @divergentlife493
    @divergentlife493 Рік тому +1

    I have responded similarly in the first game. But I don't start with light bishop attacking horse. I put it in front of king, then queen behind it for batter. Then maybe attack horse. Because anytime he plays that edge pond I eat it with bishop which is a sacrifice. And I get similar checkmate because my dark bishop is a threat and the castle is also moving upwards.

  • @jessecharity5179
    @jessecharity5179 Рік тому

    My favorite chess content on YT. Always looking forward to the new video

  • @DJHypnovibe
    @DJHypnovibe Рік тому +1

    I just had a game that started e4 c6 and white responded with c4, which is called the accelerated panov attack and it shows as a 51% winning against the caro-kann. Do you cover response to c4 in any of your videos?

    • @AlexBanzea
      @AlexBanzea  Рік тому

      Yes (not sure exactly where), but it’s not really problematic

  • @Schoolfunds1
    @Schoolfunds1 Рік тому

    Just started playing chess again a month ago. Last time I played regularly was 20 years ago. Love your videos with example games at that Elo range. Been steadily climbing my 5 minute blitz rating from the 500’s to 900’s (low, but Im happy with that in 30 days). Would love to make it to the low to mid 1000’s in the next several months.

  • @0KashMash0
    @0KashMash0 Рік тому

    This is the best instructive chess video I've ever seen. Please do one on the London and the Vienna ❤

  • @FPL_Habesha
    @FPL_Habesha 10 місяців тому

    At 4:53 why didn't we take the night and CM in 2 moves? What I'm I missing?
    I'm just a beginner

    • @Go-rv3rb
      @Go-rv3rb 10 місяців тому +1

      You see after rook takes knight he has bishop takes and there is no checkmate. Hope you see it now

  • @alexmckinley79
    @alexmckinley79 Рік тому

    Super helpful, especially the last White rando opening. I see that a fair bit.

  • @fili24
    @fili24 Рік тому +1

    Man, the way he just creates these makes me want to switch from my aggressive Sicilians to the quieter caro, but at the end of the day, when you know how to handle mad dash crazy positions where both sides are shoving pawns up the board as fast as possible, you gotta go for that instead of playing for a slight edge because of superior structure and central majority

    • @ebromi
      @ebromi Рік тому

      Are you playing g to improve or just for fun? If you are still improving with your sicilians, or if you are enjoying the craziness, more power to you. If you want to master the game, then learning how to convert an edge to a win will help. Also, have you seen Alex' games? There are a lot of tactical wins in the middle game. I converted from the Najdrorf to the Caro and it has been great for my chess and lots of fun too.

    • @fili24
      @fili24 Рік тому +1

      @@ebromi i mean if my opponent is an unambitious boring person and won't castle long, I'm still fine playing with the majority and going for the q-side play.

    • @ebromi
      @ebromi Рік тому

      ​@fili24 I understand, and the sicilia is as good as, or maybe better than the Caro. If you are at a plateau, or want to understand a wider range of pawn structures, the Caro is a great alternative.

  • @hakki686
    @hakki686 Рік тому

    Can't find the course using the link :). London i do have. Karo i do need :). What i like is that i see here your London/Karo games. Like that and always waiting for new vids ! So much fun to watch and listen/learn. Thank for all your work buddy.

    • @AlexBanzea
      @AlexBanzea  Рік тому

      Thanks mate! Will be up in like 12 hours I think

  • @regicruz93
    @regicruz93 Рік тому

    your videos are always fun to watch and very instructive. caro kann was always my favorite opening for black, and since watching your videos it boosted my winrate by a lot. Now I'm trying learn vienna by watching your videos and it fits well on my playstyle.

  • @jonathansampson7450
    @jonathansampson7450 Рік тому

    Lowkey thinking about picking up that caro course 👀 thank you for all the educational content!!

  • @tiburtino2
    @tiburtino2 Рік тому

    Thank you, Alex. After learning the Caro the way you taught us in your videos, I can start a game any day of the week without paying attention to my opponent's rating. That's why I've just bought your new course.

  • @lsuan3831
    @lsuan3831 Місяць тому

    Checkout 5:42 ... if White plays Bf1 instead of the blunder Kf2?? (mate in #3), stockfish indicates that white could fend off Black attacks.

  • @rmnley
    @rmnley Рік тому +2

    I just started playing chess, but have climbed from 600-900 in 3 days while watching your videos. I know this climb has to slow down but 10/10. highly considering buying a course soon!

    • @AlexBanzea
      @AlexBanzea  Рік тому +1

      Glad to help man! Most of the stuff is already free on UA-cam, but if you wanna practise memorization, the course can be a nice supplement

  • @gerardorodriguez-uf9rx
    @gerardorodriguez-uf9rx Рік тому

    I can honestly say my game has improved since starting the karokan. And the vienna opening! Love your videos and content! 💯

  • @boredsandman2233
    @boredsandman2233 Рік тому

    When are you making something against 1 d4 for Chessable? I can’t wait for the Caro course to come out. I have all of your courses so far.

  • @handyman4everyman
    @handyman4everyman Рік тому

    Alex thank you for your excellent and funny teaching, I was stuck on at rapid elo 1400 for about a year and basically gave up on ever getting better. Then I heard you saying how rubbish blitz players below 1500 are and I suddenly thought - yeah! Rapid players at 1500 must really suck then! And with that confidence I managed to finally get through 1500 and then 1600 within 2 months. And yes the caro kann helped too!

  • @jjtanksxp9209
    @jjtanksxp9209 Рік тому

    Thank you for your videos, you made me believe again in the caro kann. I'll buy your course soon

  • @earntheweekend3731
    @earntheweekend3731 Рік тому

    Can't bleeping wait for the Alex B caro course to drop on chessable tomorrow.
    Hit 1000 rapid this week. Mainly down to this channel. Thanks Alex

  • @mkmasterthreesixfive
    @mkmasterthreesixfive Рік тому

    I think now, the biggest strength to this channel is the small quips for what moves are.
    I will forever only refer to nf8 now as seatbelt knight, and that is how I'll remember this move is what to do. As opposed to the easily forgettable knight to blah blah.

  • @mharris1527
    @mharris1527 Рік тому

    Any content on facing d4 and other non e4 openings? Love your play style btw!

  • @antoinelaquerre4249
    @antoinelaquerre4249 Рік тому

    I love your content :D have a nice day you got yourself a new follower

  • @nick78042
    @nick78042 Рік тому

    great video very instructive

  • @alexbenoit9456
    @alexbenoit9456 Рік тому

    Thank you so much for your videos ! Enjoying playing caro and jobava london exclusively at my bozo level and having a lot of fun with it. Have a good day 😊

  • @ianw1285
    @ianw1285 Рік тому +1

    So happy your course is out. I was about
    to start playing the French instead....

  • @john-ze7eu
    @john-ze7eu Рік тому

    When is your Caro Chessable course coming out?? And thanks for explaining your thought process... It is quite helpful!!
    Never mind.. It showed that time. Picked it up! Thank u Alex

  • @salvadorsempere1701
    @salvadorsempere1701 Рік тому

    Former 1400 rapid game Caro Kann player, current 1500 Caro Kann player after watching your videos.. Every time the opponent starts with e4, a happy man here.

  • @peter_castle
    @peter_castle Рік тому

    Amazing course!

  • @MegaBakamono
    @MegaBakamono Рік тому

    I would like to buy your course but I cannot find it at Chessable and the link does not function properly for me. All it provides for me is your London opening course.

  • @jefftaylor1186
    @jefftaylor1186 Рік тому

    The fantasy is the only variation white can really effectively respond to the Caro-Kann with in my humble 1300-1800 opinion.
    and I still tend to crush it when I figure out when to go Qb6 and Bc5 without blundering my position.

  • @deanduplessis433
    @deanduplessis433 Рік тому

    This is your best Caro-Kann video so far.

  • @Griot19
    @Griot19 Рік тому

    I believe that the annotation for move 10 in “White avoids the Tartakower with 5.Ng3” should read Nxe3 instead of Nxe2

    • @AlexBanzea
      @AlexBanzea  Рік тому

      comment on chessable so I can see

  • @FloydMaxwell
    @FloydMaxwell Рік тому

    Your English is just fine. Great even. Loved the chain of pre-moves in the 3rd game.

  • @Lyscian420
    @Lyscian420 Рік тому +1

    I really like your videos and teaching style. I love the so called “boring” way of playing chess where you win a pawn and trade into the winning endgame. It makes me feel like I outplayed my opponent. Hahahaha

  • @ramosz6983
    @ramosz6983 Рік тому

    Alex, great stuff as usual! Please make a tutorial how to deal with Accelerated Panov Attack by White. In my last rapid tournament I lost to this attack by plaing the Caro -Kann

  • @f.d.3289
    @f.d.3289 Рік тому

    3:50 "You're trying to shoot them with a banana. And it's not even a big banana." xD
    (got monty python bonus points -- banana self-defense sketch, anyone?)

  • @Blinkers2007GameDev
    @Blinkers2007GameDev Рік тому +1

    Sicilian defense is the better opening as you have a higher chance of winning. Simple. But Caro can be a useful tool to have

    • @AlexBanzea
      @AlexBanzea  Рік тому +1

      Sicilian requires insane amount of theory no matter what level you play in, sadly.

    • @Blinkers2007GameDev
      @Blinkers2007GameDev Рік тому

      @@AlexBanzea I am a 1300. I play sicilian most of the time. As a sicilian player, I always get an advantage in all of my games because people don't know what to play. When they play the main lines I know exactly what to do and it always leads to imbalances, which make the games less drawish. I wanna add that I only studied main line for around half an hour and remember and understand all of the moves.

  • @javiersaturno9689
    @javiersaturno9689 Рік тому

    Don't mind the comments, I'd say. This is a great channel and the teaching is gold, thanks

  • @migorenga7630
    @migorenga7630 Рік тому +1

    It's not even a big banana! Definitely instructive.

  • @lionelbowhunter468
    @lionelbowhunter468 Рік тому

    Hi Alex, how about the French defense? Could you make video about it please? It is a very solid opening and worth learning it. Thx for all your instructives videos! Greetings from France ^^

  • @titusgroen
    @titusgroen Рік тому

    Is there any way to make this playlist play in the order it was published? It looks like it's been uploaded in reverse.

  • @alexandergover9268
    @alexandergover9268 Рік тому

    These videos took me from 300 to 100 in a couple of months. Whoever says the Caro isn’t a good opening is just doing it wrong, straight up. Now I’m at 1000 I’m smashing puzzles to try and improve. But I have noticed it gets a lot tougher for me at this level, but this is because I miss things. Not the Caro lol

  • @JerrySuneagle
    @JerrySuneagle Рік тому +1

    I am guilty of thinking Myth No5 from time to time. Crazy lines generally come from lower rated players, and in trying to pounce on their mistakes, I sometimes blunder when I should play principled Caro-Khan.

  • @jaybingham3711
    @jaybingham3711 Рік тому

    Another great video. So other than the Advance, is the pinned Nf3 typically a take in any other variations? Now I understand it's not in Tartakower or Fantasy. Even though I may not have been playing those variations precisely, I've had solid success following your CK instructions (to my best ability). Appreciate it.

    • @AlexBanzea
      @AlexBanzea  Рік тому

      In the exchange we also take sometimes, watch the videos because I really explained it!

  • @hellopleychess3190
    @hellopleychess3190 Рік тому

    are any of these videos helpful if I play classical chess around master level??

  • @jongler9775
    @jongler9775 Рік тому

    This video is pure madness. I love it.

  • @jared-Nokturne
    @jared-Nokturne Рік тому

    I went from 800 to 1400 in two months playing only a couple games a day. Tnx to the carokhan and ur insightful teachings

  • @simonpenelle2574
    @simonpenelle2574 Рік тому

    Bro I played the Caro as you said and lost 143 games in a row. Can you explain this ?

  • @sltjk2472
    @sltjk2472 Рік тому

    Hey man i dont know if you read these, but here i go. Ive been playing chess on and off for over a decade now. About a month ago i decided to start playing again and taking the game a bit more serious. With the help of your videos and naroditskis videos i went from 1100 to now am about to break 2000. Caro is my main against kings pawn. Is there any chamce you can get deep with ryu lopez and the nimzo indian games please ? Thanks man, youve been great.

  • @ralphgreenwood2469
    @ralphgreenwood2469 Рік тому

    That rent free apartment on g3 is rather cozy.

  • @sonnycerbo1182
    @sonnycerbo1182 Рік тому

    Thanks for this video. I'm a Caro Kann lover. ❤❤❤

  • @N-ext_Step
    @N-ext_Step Рік тому

    Can you make a video focussing the middlegame tactics of the vienna gambit

  • @JOHNTUCHESS
    @JOHNTUCHESS Рік тому

    Thanks you ❤

  • @joshash5944
    @joshash5944 Рік тому

    What about the Panov?

  • @neeru7298
    @neeru7298 Рік тому

    Hey Alex, I'm intrested in getting coached by you but I don't know how to contact you privately

  • @jondoe8014
    @jondoe8014 3 місяці тому

    The way I see it even if you don't play the Caro Khan at a certain rating all the principles you learn playing it are invaluable to your later games. Like learning to create weaknesses to force your opponent to defend. Getting advantages, and not suddenly becoming aggressive giving up your advantage. A lot of principles of playing the Karo Khan make me a better player in general. Low rating doesn't like it because they are all ME ATTACK!!!! Whereas higher rating is slow positional play trying not to create weaknesses while trying to guess what exploit weaknesses while not giving up your advantage.

  • @RandomPerson-ip5xk
    @RandomPerson-ip5xk Рік тому +1

    man this course is legendary i am gonna rate it 5 and also gonna buy the videos too

  • @choole1084
    @choole1084 Рік тому

    What do you mean by we get hundreds of hours of video if the 21.99€ course is without video? Thanks in advance

  • @FrancescoPizzo_Production
    @FrancescoPizzo_Production Рік тому

    Ehi! I love your videos, don’t forget about us higher rated as well! I’d love more content on the jobava but for 1500-1600 elo

  • @ormarnarson4925
    @ormarnarson4925 Рік тому

    LOL min. 3:50 "it's like trying to shoot them with a banana" :D

  • @Patmos-John
    @Patmos-John Рік тому +1

    Alex is the funniest guy on chess UA-cam and it’s not even close. Sorry Gotham 😢

  • @LeHaxerino
    @LeHaxerino Рік тому +1

    What I understood from this is if I’m to throw a banana, it better be big. Thanks Alex!

  • @chessic4
    @chessic4 Рік тому

    The endgame is a slow, painful death? I shouldn't trade pieces? I'm getting a little worried about this opening.

  • @jayeshagrawal4879
    @jayeshagrawal4879 Рік тому +2

    I want a chess tournament between you, eric rosen and levy rozman (gothamchess)

  • @ChessJourneyman
    @ChessJourneyman Рік тому

    The best chess content creator for anyone looking to hit 2k.

  • @Fireshardes
    @Fireshardes Рік тому

    Hey Alex, do you plan on streaming over summer?

  • @wikiwing348
    @wikiwing348 Рік тому

    White did watch your ambush e4 chessable course lol

  • @nb-eq6rw
    @nb-eq6rw Рік тому

    The tartakower pawns are so strong that they will practically never be taken. If I don't win immediately I will win by attrition. However I would still rather play the Sicilian

  • @mememe733
    @mememe733 Рік тому +1

    Every time you say “in case he plays this beginner mistake” I’m “yep, that’s what I play” 😂
    Well, I am a beginner so it’s ok. I’m here to learn 😊

  • @gezlaschoonraad193
    @gezlaschoonraad193 Рік тому +1

    Your humor kills me

  • @ItsYouAreNotYour
    @ItsYouAreNotYour Рік тому +1

    I lost 12 games with the Caro-Kann and Mr. Kann didn't even have the respect to refund me!!! Wouldn't ever C6 again. More like... Lets 'C' 6 game losing streaks (x2). Love hearing that complaint. Haha

  • @TheAzerty100000
    @TheAzerty100000 Рік тому

    As we all stick to Caro Kann now, it would be nice if you could do a video about how to play AGAINST it ! I'm always super uncomfortable when opponent uses my own weapons

    • @SridharKatakam
      @SridharKatakam Рік тому

      Simple. Play an opening against which Caro can't be played.

    • @Robert_Lewandoski6
      @Robert_Lewandoski6 Рік тому +1

      Learn the tap variation, this is where you play he advance and then h4, very strong and has high win%

    • @Robert_Lewandoski6
      @Robert_Lewandoski6 Рік тому +1

      Tal*

    • @Robert_Lewandoski6
      @Robert_Lewandoski6 Рік тому

      Also against the c5 on move 3 gambit just learn the theory you’ll emerge a clean pawn up

  • @LostZoneYX
    @LostZoneYX Рік тому +1

    Wake up honey banzea posted another caro-kann banger

  • @joshm.6191
    @joshm.6191 Рік тому

    New course for my birthday 🥳

  • @snortingnesquik3470
    @snortingnesquik3470 Рік тому +1

    You made the exchange not boring :D

  • @davebrowne8042
    @davebrowne8042 Рік тому

    Will be buying it tomorrow!