We finally have a strong and well organized opening course for White and one for Black. With these and the FREE beginner to master level playlist from this UA-cam channel, it’s all about consistency over an extended period of time 😎💪 ⬇ Course on Black Opening (Counterblow) www.chessable.com/ramirez Course on White Opening (First Strike) www.chessable.com/firststrike Free Playlist (beginner to master level) rb.gy/hw61wt All the Endgame Knowledge I have rb.gy/zels9y All the Strategy Knowledge I have rb.gy/g1iqro
my rating went from 1100 to 1500 after I spent like 2 weeks memorizing all the lines and ideas of the pirc, my middle game and endgame were decent but I never had a solid opening and would always blunder like 5-10 moves in, I’ve been able to stay consistently in the 1500 range but my peak was 1572, honestly the most solid opening I’ve ever seen thank you
Well, congrats on such a big jump! And thank you so much for sharing your progress with me. It is always a pleasure to read comments like your. Keep it up!
Im 1330 Rn and these deep dives into PIRC are fantastic. Be good to see more live games using the PIRC. Great chess teaching channel right here!!! 😀✊✅🔥👍🏼
Hey Mark! it's great to hear you are finding all this theory interesting. And yes, I will make sure to post more lessons just playing games using the Pirc 👍 Thanks for your kinds words!
@@stoplisten5439 I actually don’t PIRC now. I play Sicilian Najdorf as black, or I play the KID. I’m currently 1600 ELO in rapid and blitz. I have recently stopped playing online to focus on chessable training. Am working through a chess structures course. I feel like I wasted a lot of time playing bullet with no development, and now I feel that bullet isn’t helping me develop my rapid chess calculations. For me, I need to commit to chessable training for the next several months. I think that will then get me from 1600 to 1900. How about you? ❤️
@@RaptureReady2025 Hi, thank you for your reply. I totally agree on leaving fast chess in order to improve, I did this my self and it worked. I am currently 1944 DWZ (German rating system), and at this rating range it's so close to ELO. And recently I noticed that whenever I play with black, I get in trouble from the opening if my opponent was well prepared against my basic openings with black. I always fight to draw or wait for my opponent to blunder a tactical or positional move when I play with black. And now I'm trying to find a system like PIRC to study it deeply to play it against almost everything that white can play. I tried it online, and I won a lot of games, and I kind of like it, but I'm still not sure whether to play this OTB or not.
I’m starting to really appreciate the Pirc after being skeptical initially thanks to this amazing lesson series - thanks for your calm teaching style and your enthusiasm. I make notes and use an engine while watching your videos. I like the way you emphasize learning concepts rather than memorizing specific lines. Guided discovery!
Hello Thomas! You are more than welcome. I really appreciate your feedback and hope you continue to enjoy this opening 👍 Feel free to ask me any questions you might have!
Thank you for your work! I would also like to mention that the move repetition (starting the lines from move 1) from the last videos was very helpful for me and not annoying at all.
You are more than welcome! And thank you for letting me know. Your feedback helps me understand what you guys find useful. I will certainly take it into consideration for future lessons!
This lesson is tough at first to realize how much you have to remember but when combined with the prior one, is going to help me with every opening not just the Pirc. Most appreciated. Thanks Robert.
I love how much time you spend answering our questions in the comments, you're a gem and this channel is deserving of way more attention and subs. You're a wonderful teacher and have helped me a ton by diving in deeper into theory than some other educators on UA-cam. But you also don't go too crazy and make it seem overwhelming, it's a gift. Thank you, sir. I am constantly referring back to many of your videos now that I've actually purchased and have been studying several books. These videos are such a good go-between from books to the board.
I don't have any visual memory so I don't usually get anything out of opening themed videos, like for instance I would watch 12 hours of an opening and still only remember the first 2 or 3 moves that I knew before watching. So what I'm after is the rationale behind these moves and you don't get that much of this normally, but the videos in this series excel at their teaching and even the opening ones do. I worked my way up from lesson 11 on, and there's quite a few opening ones to come but I'm going to watch them all and not skip over them as not worthy of my time, these are all worthy, even to those of us who can neither visualize nor remember visually. I depend purely on analysis and am super happy I found this series to help me do that better!
Been trying to study the Pirc a bit to improve and so glad I discovered your videos. You explain things from a very natural perspective and really break it down. Thanks
I am so grateful for your Pirc videos, I went up about a 100 points in my Rapid Lichess rating (just crossed 1700) in the last week since I discovered your videos! You're a great teacher! I prefer playing black now lol
Robert thanks for the great video; @ 17:53 after 5...c5 6.dxc5, Qa5 instead of the mainline 7.Bd3 there is the odd looking 7.Qe2. After 7...Qxc5 8. Be3 Qa5 9.Qb5+ white looks to trade of Queens and the result is that in almost all lines white comes away with at least a +0.5 advantage.
I learnt czeck pirc watching your videos. It got me to 1600 but now im stuck. Thats why im learning the main pirc from you. Wish me luck so that i can progress further and thank you so much for teaching us. Your method of teaching and the contents are amazing
You are welcome, Laurent! Feel free to explore other variations I did not provide. Maybe you find something you like better. By the way, did you enter it as a study in Lichess manually or is there a way to import the PDF?
@@NMRobertRamirez All manually, which is fine because it makes me watch the video's again and input each variation at the correct move. I'm not sure how to proceed, but I could share the study. I will obviously add variations in due time.
@@1968laugro yes, that repetition certainly helps us memorize the lines. I think that in order to share it, you have to click on "add members" and put their Lichess username. However, although I know you might not mind it, I think you should not make it public since you will be adding the specific lines you like and will play in tournaments. Again, maybe this is not a big deal to you, but keep it in mind just in case you end up showing everyone what your preparation is 😎
Thanks a lot for your feedback! I created a playlist in my channel where I plan to continue to add more lessons about the Pirc defense. I want to provide you guys with everything you need to make it to master level and this is certainly a part of it. Now, we are going to take a break from openings and work on middle and endgames, but we will talk about Pirc again soon 👍
i have a question on minute 8:23 if he did Be2 and we pick up the pawn by Qxg2 and after he did Bf3 attacking the queen how can we save it or their is another trick here . because i did it and i dont found it heheh i review now all lessons of variations of the pirc hehe
Hello Mehdi! You are right. That was my mistake. In that case, we have to do what we would do if they played Ne2. We continue with c5 to break their center. I am pinning this comment to appear at the top for people to know. Thanks a lot for bringing it up 💪
@@NMRobertRamirez ah ok heheh :D thank you very much that's what i thought. break the center with c5 and after that we can also put even more pressure on the pin with Bg4 etc etc hehehe thank you very much for being there. :) I keep learning its variations now hehe and it's super cool!
thaannkk you master !!! after having seen and reviewed all the lessons of pirc. I tried it in games. unfortunately my opponents opt for classic variation hehe. I won I think 19/20 games. i made a blunder in a game heheh. but what I wanted to tell you that if we understand the variants very well by playing them. we will have a lot of strategic and tactical ideas later with a very good position. I also started to read a book called (pirk alert a complet deffence agaist e4) and it is great. I've been reading it for a week with the review of your lessons and my tactics training etc. but really a big thank you !!! you are a really generous man. thank you for the section on your website and all the humble efforts you make. thank you very much master. I think if you haven't shown or taught me anything. sure I will learn things but not at this speed not of this quality. I will never forget it. ps: this poor lesson will now be seen and reviewed and reviewed and reviewed ... each position will be reproduced on the chessboard. with the cylicone board which is tortured xD and my notebook which asks me to stop because I also torture it :(
hehe congrats on that, Mehdi! 19/20 is really good. I don't think I have such a good score with the Pirc hehe And yes, these lines should be reviewed until you understand and memorize them. Although, you should take it easy and also work on the other areas of the game, but I know you are also doing that 👍 I will take a look at that book. It sounds interesting!
@@NMRobertRamirez hehe yes but my opponents were between 1500 and 1900. otherwise if you want a link to download it I send it to you. he is great . concerning my studies. I review my strategy studies. with hours of puzzles and tactics. my 15 hours of chess a day I try to organize my time so that my brain stays awake in terms of tactics etc. because the opening alone. only helps you to have a good position you have to be strong on the middle game and end game. find strategies. bring the opponent be in a positional and strategic game or be an open game and tactics etc. everything is important. that's why I'm reviewing my lessons. even beginner lessons. I notice that I forgot things. thank you very much for all you do for me. really you help me a lot
@@NMRobertRamirez thank you so much. you know if i win any championship it will be for you. for your efforts you too. I will always be with you even if I reach my goals. I will never forget him . the least thing to thank you for is for working hard and for making each of your tips and lessons important. so that I can give you back at least half of what you gave me because I think I will never be able to give you all back. because you have done a lot !!! I wish you all the success in the world and your family. brother. thanks again and again
Nice tip perhaps: watch Seirawan's lecture on the st Louis Chess Club channel named "opening ideas : Pirc Defense". There he covers the Austrian attack and how Seirawan played against it.
Hi @NMRobertRamirez i want to thank you for your videos which are very instructive and precise and we all can agree on the fact that with this kind of content you're probably the best chess channel on youtube 😉 btw just a thing, because at 8:25 after Be2 you can't take the pawn on g2 with the queen or else after Bf3 the queen is trapped
Thanks, im 1550 and only now considered more mainline moves in the austrian attack. Never thought about playing c5 so early before even castling. Thank you so much for the video!
Definitely the best lessons for pirc. I am playing pirc as main thanks to you. I have a few confusions throughout. Could you do a lesson on when is the right timing to play e5 break? Sometimes my opponent plays e5 before and miss the timing which gives me a hard time.
Someone actually played this against me after watching your video #69 on the pirc. He beat me but I played with 71% accuracy and he played with 91% in blitz. Which is weird cuz he was only rated 800 lol.
Note that making these probably helps learn it but for the lazy: lichess.org/study/sB2IVGYW listudy.org/en/studies/j2f972-pirc-austrian Hopefully I didn't make any mistakes, I included the change from the pinned comment. I included a chapter which has all of Mr NM Robert Ramirez's recommended moves so that in the listudy you can select that chapter to test all the moves since I don't think there is a way to study multiple chapters at the same time in listudy.
@2:28 c5 , not as shown Bc5+ yields Advantage for white. @4:35 c5 can be met by Bb5+ his follow up to move 8.white needs not play certain things on move 8 the differentiations I will reply to this post in the future yet these parts are most crucial to know how white garners advantage to know these deep will profit white's advantage the more
Hello Joseph! I would be happy to clarify some things. I just do not understand what you mean exactly. I think you might have put the wrong time stamps. Let me know 👍
Robert Thank you for a wonderful video. I have one question in move of c5 (White) if black instead dxc5 will play d5 what is best move. Thank you for your answer.
My brother and I love your chess lessons. But can you do some more presentations on the Pirc? It would be great if you could present the latter half of your video in more detail - especially more lines dealing with Bishop B5, Knight E6 and pawn E5 advances from the white pieces. Thanks!
Hello! Of course! When it comes to openings, I have a couple lessons on the King's Indian Defense and then next time we talk about openings, it will be to complete our Pirc preparation 👍
@@NMRobertRamirez That is great news! My brother and I are completely into the Czech Pirc at the moment and only play that system on Chess.com with great results. At some point, we want to move on to the Pirc but we both still feel a bit unsure of it when dealing with the Austrian attack. The two lessons you did covering the Classical Variation and 150 Attack are excellent though and we admire your fluid style. We very much appreciate your lessons and look forward to more Pirc soon!
@@teacherlee3527 the best thing is that when you guys decide to adopt the regular Pirc, it will be fairly easy since you have experience with the Czech variation. Regarding the Austrian, do not even worry about it. Take a look at the lesson we had on it (# 73) if you haven't and with that information, you will know more about those positions than anyone who would play it vs you as white.
Hey! Robert, Recently discovered your channel and I am loving your videos on pirc(czech).Lost 5 out of 5 playing pirc main line. But this Czech is really good. Just wanted to ask if you can make a video on when to fianchetto bishop on g7 and when to go for b5, Qa5, Be7 Thank you
Hello Neil! Thanks a lot for your feedback. I truly appreciated! The important thing to remember is that the Czech Pirc (lesson # 51, 53) does not include g6. This one is more about trying to do e5 quickly and deploying our bishop to e7. The regular Pirc (lesson # 69, 70, 71, 74) is more about g6 and Bg7 and eventually we prepare the e5 push. The best way to get the hang of them is to watch the lessons where I am playing games with them (# 53 for the Czech Pirc and # 71 for the regular Pirc). That way you can see the plans and ideas of the opening and middlegame. Please, let me know if this makes sense 👍
@@NMRobertRamirez Yeah I know that g6 followed by Bg7 is pirc main line and different than Czech. I wanted to know if Czech Pirc is good for Austrian attack or Harmonic variation(e4, f4) or not
@@aniket_9998 yes, it is. Actually, the white pieces can choose to play f4 vs the Czech Pirc and we have to know how to play against it since it could be tricky. In lesson # 57 I went over it. Sorry that I keep referring you to other lessons, but just in case you would like to learn more about it.
@@NMRobertRamirez Since links are not allowed: Search for "Seirawan Pirc". Very strange - you'll find two videos from 2013. One lasts 58:12 (this one!) and the second one 58:13. I understand that he even claims he discovered 9. ...Qb4. Enjoy 🙃
23:55 I would capture with the other Knight to develop him as well. If I capture with the left Knight I undevelop that Knight. So, is there a way to win the Austrian attack with the Pirc Defense?
I did not do it, but another subscriber of the channel did. Here is the link. I think he actually included other variations, so make sure you click on the chapter you need 👍 lichess.org/study/AczKyouZ
hehe welcome to the club, Winston! At the beginning, I also learned these variations as I came across them. Only after I lost several games playing against it, I actually put the time to learn it well.
i watched all 3 pirc videos to get an answer for "white plays bishop d3 and attacks later over the f4 pawn our g6 pawn. Thats the move im concerned about because it happens to me very often but i did not get an answer
First Robert, these videos are tremendous - you are talented teacher! Second, I've been playing the Pirc and I've been facing 2. f4 quite a bit. Should we just play our normal Pirc setup against that, assuming the Austrian Attack is probably coming, or do you have another recommendation? I found a LiChess study where Black played 2. ... d5, but that seems odd moving that d pawn a second time so early.
Thank you, Erix! The more you learn about Chess in general the better, but don't feel like you have to. The Dragon is a monster on its own, but if you have the time, by all means 💪😎
Hi Coach, would you still recommend 5. ... c5 if the opponent plays 5. Bd3 instead of Nf3? 1.e4, d6 2.d4, Nf6 3.Nc3, g6 4.f4, Bg7 5.Bd3, c5?! Thing is, if 6. dxc5 6. ... Qa5 doesn't seem to not make sense.
Excellent question, Mario! You are right about that. The main question to ask ourselves is what changes when they do not develop their knight to f3? They do not have so much control over d4 and e5. So, what if we try to take advantage of it? It is recommended to play 5..., Nc6 hitting the d4-pawn and if Nf3, then Bg4. I personally like to take advantage of their lack of control over e5. So, I do 5..., e5 right away. If they do fxe5, then dxe5 and if dxe5 then, Ng4 getting the e5-pawn back and they have an isolated e4-pawn. Hope this makes sense 👍
Coach I have a question in 3:07 that when we play Qa5 what if our opponent takes the pawn on d6 because if we take it with e pawn it becomes an isolated pawn.
But what if after Nxe4 dxe7 now we can't take with king otherwise we can't castle and that pawn also stop our king to castle. And also he can try to attack our queen and after our queen moves he can checkmate our king by playing Qd7.
@@vidyangwagh1303 remember we have Nxc3 and if bxc3, we take again with our queen (check on their king) and then Nc6 cover the mate on d8 and gets ready to take on e7.
@@vidyangwagh1303 I would also like to see more videos on the Colle, classical Colle, ect and when to play the Colle or when to go to the London system and how to tell the difference, a PDF file would help a lot.
Hey, I’ve been recently getting back into chess and I was wondering how you’d counter 7.h3? The set up is exactly like on 24:07 except there was no Bb5 so I never needed to do Bd7. White moved their pawn to e5 so I moved my knight to g4 where it got attacked by h3.
Could you list all the lessons that the Pirc is featured in? I am very interested in the Pirc. Also i am looking for the PDF file you mentioned, can't seem to find it. Do you have a PDF file for all the Pirc lessons?
Hello Jerald! Please, feel free to check put the entire playlist where I put all the Pirc lessons. Also, you can find the PDF and other useful posts on the community tab of my channel 👍 PDF: ua-cam.com/channels/zalw8TnI9ynLIfOOcyVrsA.htmlcommunity?lb=UgwfbwmuzsqtHhiT2fp4AaABCQ Pirc playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLQKBpQZcRycrdFv_RC9rovYN1Wh6F_JPR.html
@@NMRobertRamirez thank you for your reply. i found the pdf and printed it. but i would like to see pdf for the other variations too. I liked your Colle and London setup, what do you look for to decide if you will play the colle or london?
Sorry for the dumb question but what stops white playing 7. Bd2? This would unpin the knight so Nxe4 is no longer possible. No one ever covers this so I guess it must be something obvious but I have not seen it yet. Help me catch up?
Yes exactly that sequence. Do we simply play Qxc5? Could try something more aggressive like Qb4 but this can lead to some dubious positions with responses like e5 or cxd6?
@@sussexstreet5471 I think Qc5 is the way to continue and we basically get into the same main line. They will need to do Bd3-Qe2 in order to play Be3 and be able to kick our queen out to castle 👍
I had a look at your website lessonswith robert but I can't find a price for the online lessons anywhere? I didn't want to 'schedule my 1st lesson' without knowing what the price is?
Hello Mohammed! These are the different set-ups white can use against the Pirc and King's Indian Defense. Notice that I also went over the classical set-ups and others 👍
on minute 22:14 after Bd7 . if he play e5 i calculate lot of variant that openent can make with different order to captures or moves its realy cool hope that i play this position agaist someone on classical games heheh but i realy like one of those possibilities . 1- BXb5 . if exf6 / 2- Bxf6 . Nxb5 / 3- Qa5+ . king move or Bd2 etc . and capture knight we win a pawn. their is i this four other possibilities if openent capture with other order and we win a pawn . 2 possibitities of other variations of 4 or 5 moves that is equal . and others that its blundering peace hehehe . thats why i like it so much when the games are at the beginning with lots of variations and different results if we make the wrong order of capture etc etc. i love it and i am not bored heheh thats why i like so much this opening. with classical variation. agaist 150 attack or against the austrian attack. I'm not bored especially we have the possibility of being surprised by opponents while having a solid position if we understood the really cool principle!
Absolutely, Mehdi! It all comes down to understanding the core principles and ideas. Don't forget you can use the tools we discussed in lesson # 72 to learn more about the opening 👍
you are the best professor realy you help me a lot i review all the lesson especialy pirc and kia for the tournament now i review also strategical lesson just for reviewing games heheh I never get bored with your lessons. I read the books (pirc alert and kings indian attack move by move) but I learn and I improve myself even faster with your lessons and advice! thank you so much ! and you are also there as a coach not only a teacher and you always find the words to give me this rage to win even more so thank you again and again
@@NMRobertRamirez yes I followed all your advice in all your lessons! and all the tools you have shown or given to me. I already told you but really you didn't lie in your first video when you said that you were going to help us not only to think like masters but to organize and prepare and give us all. really it's rare for generous people like you who really do it out of love for games and people and that's why I won't forget it.
ugh 14:29 I played Bg4 the there was h3 BxN QxB then I played c5?? blahhh! I mixed up the lessons lol. Just a slip up. I've been watching all these lessons. #116, #96, #70, #57, #69, #97 lol practice practice!
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We finally have a strong and well organized opening course for White and one for Black. With these and the FREE beginner to master level playlist from this UA-cam channel, it’s all about consistency over an extended period of time 😎💪 ⬇
Course on Black Opening (Counterblow) www.chessable.com/ramirez
Course on White Opening (First Strike) www.chessable.com/firststrike
Free Playlist (beginner to master level) rb.gy/hw61wt
All the Endgame Knowledge I have rb.gy/zels9y
All the Strategy Knowledge I have rb.gy/g1iqro
my rating went from 1100 to 1500 after I spent like 2 weeks memorizing all the lines and ideas of the pirc, my middle game and endgame were decent but I never had a solid opening and would always blunder like 5-10 moves in, I’ve been able to stay consistently in the 1500 range but my peak was 1572, honestly the most solid opening I’ve ever seen thank you
Well, congrats on such a big jump! And thank you so much for sharing your progress with me. It is always a pleasure to read comments like your. Keep it up!
"Get the main ideas, play, play, play, gather experience, and build on it." Another gem of wisdom from you Sir NM Robert! So precious! Thank you! 🔶️!!
Im 1330 Rn and these deep dives into PIRC are fantastic. Be good to see more live games using the PIRC. Great chess teaching channel right here!!! 😀✊✅🔥👍🏼
Hey Mark! it's great to hear you are finding all this theory interesting. And yes, I will make sure to post more lessons just playing games using the Pirc 👍 Thanks for your kinds words!
What is your rating now?
what is your rating now after 3 years of Pirc defense, do you still use it?
@@stoplisten5439 I actually don’t PIRC now. I play Sicilian Najdorf as black, or I play the KID. I’m currently 1600 ELO in rapid and blitz. I have recently stopped playing online to focus on chessable training. Am working through a chess structures course. I feel like I wasted a lot of time playing bullet with no development, and now I feel that bullet isn’t helping me develop my rapid chess calculations. For me, I need to commit to chessable training for the next several months. I think that will then get me from 1600 to 1900. How about you? ❤️
@@RaptureReady2025 Hi, thank you for your reply.
I totally agree on leaving fast chess in order to improve, I did this my self and it worked.
I am currently 1944 DWZ (German rating system), and at this rating range it's so close to ELO.
And recently I noticed that whenever I play with black, I get in trouble from the opening if my opponent was well prepared against my basic openings with black. I always fight to draw or wait for my opponent to blunder a tactical or positional move when I play with black.
And now I'm trying to find a system like PIRC to study it deeply to play it against almost everything that white can play.
I tried it online, and I won a lot of games, and I kind of like it, but I'm still not sure whether to play this OTB or not.
I’m starting to really appreciate the Pirc after being skeptical initially thanks to this amazing lesson series - thanks for your calm teaching style and your enthusiasm. I make notes and use an engine while watching your videos. I like the way you emphasize learning concepts rather than memorizing specific lines. Guided discovery!
Hello Thomas! You are more than welcome. I really appreciate your feedback and hope you continue to enjoy this opening 👍 Feel free to ask me any questions you might have!
Thank you for your work! I would also like to mention that the move repetition (starting the lines from move 1) from the last videos was very helpful for me and not annoying at all.
You are more than welcome! And thank you for letting me know. Your feedback helps me understand what you guys find useful. I will certainly take it into consideration for future lessons!
I agree good balance with move repetition and short recaps.
Totally agree. Without the repetition I would be lost.
This lesson is tough at first to realize how much you have to remember but when combined with the prior one, is going to help me with every opening not just the Pirc. Most appreciated. Thanks Robert.
"The power of knowing the theory, the best way to continue!" A very instructional precept! I never realized that, NM Robert, Sir! Thank you!
You are more than welcome, Anthony! Glad to know you found some value in this lesson 👍
Best chess lesson I have ever seen
Thank you, Shawn!
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I love how much time you spend answering our questions in the comments, you're a gem and this channel is deserving of way more attention and subs. You're a wonderful teacher and have helped me a ton by diving in deeper into theory than some other educators on UA-cam. But you also don't go too crazy and make it seem overwhelming, it's a gift. Thank you, sir. I am constantly referring back to many of your videos now that I've actually purchased and have been studying several books. These videos are such a good go-between from books to the board.
I don't have any visual memory so I don't usually get anything out of opening themed videos, like for instance I would watch 12 hours of an opening and still only remember the first 2 or 3 moves that I knew before watching. So what I'm after is the rationale behind these moves and you don't get that much of this normally, but the videos in this series excel at their teaching and even the opening ones do. I worked my way up from lesson 11 on, and there's quite a few opening ones to come but I'm going to watch them all and not skip over them as not worthy of my time, these are all worthy, even to those of us who can neither visualize nor remember visually. I depend purely on analysis and am super happy I found this series to help me do that better!
Been trying to study the Pirc a bit to improve and so glad I discovered your videos. You explain things from a very natural perspective and really break it down. Thanks
Thanks a lot for your feedback, Roland! It means a lot. Let me know if you have any questions as you go through the lessons 👍
Very often, white pushes d5, and it transitions to old Benoni, which I am comfortable with. Thank you so muc Mr. Ramirez. Your videos are so valuable.
Great elucidation on the Austrian attack, NM Robert!👍 🙋♂️👍
Glad you felt that way, Anthony! 👍
@@NMRobertRamirez Yes, NM Robert, I am now an avid aficionado of the Pirc Defense! Please stay safe always! 🙏🙋♂️🙏
I am a player around 2000 rating and I am still learning a lot ! I am beginning to like the Pirc Defense. Thanks NM Robert!
You are more than welcome, Perry! Thanks a lot for your kind words and please, let me know if you ever have any questions 👍
8:25 picking up on g2 after bishop e2 is a blunder cause after bishop g3 the queen is trapped 😢😢
I am so grateful for your Pirc videos, I went up about a 100 points in my Rapid Lichess rating (just crossed 1700) in the last week since I discovered your videos! You're a great teacher! I prefer playing black now lol
Ik now the feeling 😎💪 Remember you can play these same systems as white 👍
Robert thanks for the great video; @ 17:53 after 5...c5 6.dxc5, Qa5 instead of the mainline 7.Bd3 there is the odd looking 7.Qe2. After 7...Qxc5 8. Be3 Qa5 9.Qb5+ white looks to trade of Queens and the result is that in almost all lines white comes away with at least a +0.5 advantage.
I learnt czeck pirc watching your videos. It got me to 1600 but now im stuck. Thats why im learning the main pirc from you. Wish me luck so that i can progress further and thank you so much for teaching us. Your method of teaching and the contents are amazing
Thank you. I really liked the attached pdf files which were easily entered as a study in Lichess. I'm also planning to enter the other variations.
You are welcome, Laurent! Feel free to explore other variations I did not provide. Maybe you find something you like better. By the way, did you enter it as a study in Lichess manually or is there a way to import the PDF?
@@NMRobertRamirez All manually, which is fine because it makes me watch the video's again and input each variation at the correct move. I'm not sure how to proceed, but I could share the study. I will obviously add variations in due time.
@@1968laugro yes, that repetition certainly helps us memorize the lines. I think that in order to share it, you have to click on "add members" and put their Lichess username. However, although I know you might not mind it, I think you should not make it public since you will be adding the specific lines you like and will play in tournaments. Again, maybe this is not a big deal to you, but keep it in mind just in case you end up showing everyone what your preparation is 😎
really appreciate the contentent.......would be more than interested if this turned into a whole series of all the pirc variations and line
Thanks a lot for your feedback! I created a playlist in my channel where I plan to continue to add more lessons about the Pirc defense. I want to provide you guys with everything you need to make it to master level and this is certainly a part of it. Now, we are going to take a break from openings and work on middle and endgames, but we will talk about Pirc again soon 👍
I am so grateful for your chess website, I have learned much, I look forward to advancing my chess tournament play with your teachings.
i have a question on minute 8:23 if he did Be2 and we pick up the pawn by Qxg2 and after he did Bf3 attacking the queen how can we save it or their is another trick here . because i did it and i dont found it heheh i review now all lessons of variations of the pirc hehe
Hello Mehdi! You are right. That was my mistake. In that case, we have to do what we would do if they played Ne2. We continue with c5 to break their center. I am pinning this comment to appear at the top for people to know. Thanks a lot for bringing it up 💪
@@NMRobertRamirez ah ok heheh :D thank you very much that's what i thought. break the center with c5 and after that we can also put even more pressure on the pin with Bg4 etc etc hehehe thank you very much for being there. :) I keep learning its variations now hehe and it's super cool!
@@mehdila6144 💪😎
@@NMRobertRamirez heheh :D
lalo lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllolo kmi lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
thaannkk you master !!!
after having seen and reviewed all the lessons of pirc. I tried it in games. unfortunately my opponents opt for classic variation hehe. I won I think 19/20 games. i made a blunder in a game heheh. but what I wanted to tell you that if we understand the variants very well by playing them. we will have a lot of strategic and tactical ideas later with a very good position. I also started to read a book called (pirk alert a complet deffence agaist e4) and it is great. I've been reading it for a week with the review of your lessons and my tactics training etc. but really a big thank you !!! you are a really generous man. thank you for the section on your website and all the humble efforts you make. thank you very much master. I think if you haven't shown or taught me anything. sure I will learn things but not at this speed not of this quality. I will never forget it.
ps: this poor lesson will now be seen and reviewed and reviewed and reviewed ... each position will be reproduced on the chessboard. with the cylicone board which is tortured xD and my notebook which asks me to stop because I also torture it :(
hehe congrats on that, Mehdi! 19/20 is really good. I don't think I have such a good score with the Pirc hehe And yes, these lines should be reviewed until you understand and memorize them. Although, you should take it easy and also work on the other areas of the game, but I know you are also doing that 👍 I will take a look at that book. It sounds interesting!
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hehe yes but my opponents were between 1500 and 1900. otherwise if you want a link to download it I send it to you. he is great . concerning my studies. I review my strategy studies. with hours of puzzles and tactics. my 15 hours of chess a day I try to organize my time so that my brain stays awake in terms of tactics etc. because the opening alone. only helps you to have a good position you have to be strong on the middle game and end game. find strategies. bring the opponent be in a positional and strategic game or be an open game and tactics etc. everything is important. that's why I'm reviewing my lessons. even beginner lessons. I notice that I forgot things. thank you very much for all you do for me. really you help me a lot
Excellent, Mehdi! I knew you are serious about your training. That's why I said I knew you are doing it right. keep it up!
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thank you so much. you know if i win any championship it will be for you. for your efforts you too. I will always be with you even if I reach my goals. I will never forget him . the least thing to thank you for is for working hard and for making each of your tips and lessons important. so that I can give you back at least half of what you gave me because I think I will never be able to give you all back. because you have done a lot !!! I wish you all the success in the world and your family. brother. thanks again and again
Nice tip perhaps: watch Seirawan's lecture on the st Louis Chess Club channel named "opening ideas : Pirc Defense". There he covers the Austrian attack and how Seirawan played against it.
Hi @NMRobertRamirez i want to thank you for your videos which are very instructive and precise and we all can agree on the fact that with this kind of content you're probably the best chess channel on youtube 😉 btw just a thing, because at 8:25 after Be2 you can't take the pawn on g2 with the queen or else after Bf3 the queen is trapped
Thanks, im 1550 and only now considered more mainline moves in the austrian attack. Never thought about playing c5 so early before even castling. Thank you so much for the video!
8 months, 20000 puzzles, 1000 games later I am still 1550 playing the same moves lol
e4 d6 d4 Nf6 Nc3 g6 f4 Bg7 :
e5 (before c5) - 7:23
(takes with f pawn)
Nxd5 - 8:10
Ne4 - 9:11
(takes with d pawn) - 9:58
Nf3 c5 dxc5 Qa5 :
cxd6 - 16:40
Bd3 - 19:51
Qe2 Qxc5 Be3 Qa5 0-0 Nc6 Qb5 Qxb5 Bxb5 Bg4
Qd3 Qxc5 Be3 Qa5 0-0 Nc6 Qb5 Qxb5 Bxb5 Bg4
Qd4 0-0 cxd7 Nxe4 Qxe4 Bxc3+ bxc3 Qxc3+ Kf3 Qxa1 dxe7 Re8 [ Bc4 Qf6 */* Ba3 Nc6 Bc4 Qc3 (trade bishops) */*
Ba3 Nc6 Ng5 Qxa2 Bc4 Qxa3 ]
Nf3 c5 Bb5+ Bd7 :
Bxd7+ - 22:31
e5 - 24:04
e6 fxe6 Ng5 Bxb5 [ Nxb5 Qa5+ Nc3 cxd4 b3 Qf5 Qe2 Kd7 */* Nxb5 Qa5+ c3 Qxb5 Nxe6 Qc4 ]
e6 fxe6 Bxd7+ Qxd7 dxc5 Nc6
Bxd7+ Qxd7 h3 cxd4 [ Qxd4 Nc6 Qa4 Nh6 / Nxd4 dxe5 { fxe5 Nxe5 queen trade / Nb5 Nh6 Qxd7+ Kxd7 fxe5 Nc6 /
Nf3 queen trade Nf6 } ]
h3 cxd4 Qxd4 Bxb5 Nxb5 Nc6 Qa4 Nh6
Ng5 Bxb5 Nxb5 Qa5+ Nc3 cxd4 [ Qxg4 0-0 Bd2 dxc3 Bxc3 Qa4 / Qxd4 dxe5 Qc4 0-0 Bd2 Nc6 ]
Nf3 c5 *d5* 0-0 B## e6 dxe6 fxe6 0-0 Nc6 a5 a6
e5 (after c5) Nfd7 :
dxc5 dxe5 fxe5 0-0 e6 fxe6
exd6 0-0 [ dxe7 Qxe7+ { Qe2 Qxe2+ Bxe2 cxd4 / Be2 cxd4 Nxd4 Nb6 ### Rd8 } ]
e6 fxe6
Bc4 cxd4 [ Qxd4 0-0 / Nxd4 dxe5 Nf3 0-0 ]
Ng5 cxd4 e6 Nc5 exf7+ Kf8
You are a very good chess teacher. I have learned a great deal from your videos.
Definitely the best lessons for pirc. I am playing pirc as main thanks to you. I have a few confusions throughout. Could you do a lesson on when is the right timing to play e5 break? Sometimes my opponent plays e5 before and miss the timing which gives me a hard time.
I am watching this video multiple times... I wish I could give it a Like every single time. Thank you, Robert.
minute 6:55 , the summary on the right of the screen is great for taking notes and then studying ....
Almost 80% of your vidoes I wached .thank for your xtra ordinary teaching!!!Verrrrrry Goooood
You are more than welcome! Thank you for your kind words! 👍😎
So helpful Ram Rob, thank you!
Someone actually played this against me after watching your video #69 on the pirc. He beat me but I played with 71% accuracy and he played with 91% in blitz. Which is weird cuz he was only rated 800 lol.
Congrats on 20 k subs!!Didn't make notes earlier doing that now... Takes a lot of time but it's worth it
Thank you so much! And glad to see you back here taking note 👍. This is a good variation to revisit from time to time.
Didnt now about comnunity, great bro, keep going
👍💪😎
Thank you very much for these videos!
I have not faced Austrian attack before , but now I am confident thanks dear
Can you also make a video about the Lions defence against the Austrian attack which is also another variation of the pirc defence...
Tysm it really helped me 🎉🎉
Loving this. Thank you.👍
You are more than welcome! 👍💪
Dear Robert
I am a subscriber and enjoy your videos. On the 8:27, when you suggest, if Be2, to pick up the pawn on g2, then Bf3 traps the queen.
Hello! Yes, that was my mistake 😬 In that case, we should do c5 instead 👍
Thanks again. I really like this Pirc opening
You are welcome, Timothy! Glad to see you going over the lessons. Keep it up 💪
@nmramirez can you show the variation if they do not push both E4 and D4 at the beginning?
Many 1500 players won't push both..
Note that making these probably helps learn it but for the lazy:
lichess.org/study/sB2IVGYW
listudy.org/en/studies/j2f972-pirc-austrian
Hopefully I didn't make any mistakes, I included the change from the pinned comment. I included a chapter which has all of Mr NM Robert Ramirez's recommended moves so that in the listudy you can select that chapter to test all the moves since I don't think there is a way to study multiple chapters at the same time in listudy.
Thanks a lot, Matthew! 🙌👍
I think Qxg2 is a big mistake as Bf3, and the queen is in troube @8:22
Great but complicated lesson. I am very close to taking up the Pirc. Thanks!
You are absolutely right. Just think how it would be for White since they do not get this often 🤓
Thank you for this. Your thoughts on 5. ... Na6 before pushing C5?
Thank you for this. Austrian attack caught me off guard since I’m used to defending against the samish.
You are welcome, Danny! We have all been there. Let me know how it goes next time you face the Austrian 👍
@2:28 c5 , not as shown Bc5+ yields Advantage for white. @4:35 c5 can be met by Bb5+ his follow up to move 8.white needs not play certain things on move 8 the differentiations I will reply to this post in the future yet these parts are most crucial to know how white garners advantage to know these deep will profit white's advantage the more
Hello Joseph! I would be happy to clarify some things. I just do not understand what you mean exactly. I think you might have put the wrong time stamps. Let me know 👍
Thank u so much sir..... Now I've learnt how to play against this Austrian attack
I was a big fan of italia game, until I found out this opening, Its gave me better game with black. Thank you very much for introducing
Robert Thank you for a wonderful video. I have one question in move of c5 (White) if black instead dxc5 will play d5 what is best move. Thank you for your answer.
I have a question: My opponent went e4 f4 and didn’t play d4. Do I proceed with similar plans?
8:25 “If they do something like 9.Be2 then we do 9…Qxg2” looses the Queen to 10.Bf3
My brother and I love your chess lessons. But can you do some more presentations on the Pirc? It would be great if you could present the latter half of your video in more detail - especially more lines dealing with Bishop B5, Knight E6 and pawn E5 advances from the white pieces. Thanks!
Hello! Of course! When it comes to openings, I have a couple lessons on the King's Indian Defense and then next time we talk about openings, it will be to complete our Pirc preparation 👍
@@NMRobertRamirez That is great news! My brother and I are completely into the Czech Pirc at the moment and only play that system on Chess.com with great results. At some point, we want to move on to the Pirc but we both still feel a bit unsure of it when dealing with the Austrian attack. The two lessons you did covering the Classical Variation and 150 Attack are excellent though and we admire your fluid style. We very much appreciate your lessons and look forward to more Pirc soon!
Oh, and my brother just asked me if you can do a special lesson on The Czech Pirc vs the King's Indian as well - that would be a fantastic class!
@@teacherlee3527 the best thing is that when you guys decide to adopt the regular Pirc, it will be fairly easy since you have experience with the Czech variation.
Regarding the Austrian, do not even worry about it. Take a look at the lesson we had on it (# 73) if you haven't and with that information, you will know more about those positions than anyone who would play it vs you as white.
@@teacherlee3527 does your brother mean the Czech Pirc playing vs King's Indian Attack or comparing it to the King's Indian Defense?
Hey! Robert, Recently discovered your channel and I am loving your videos on pirc(czech).Lost 5 out of 5 playing pirc main line. But this Czech is really good.
Just wanted to ask if you can make a video on when to fianchetto bishop on g7 and when to go for b5, Qa5, Be7
Thank you
Hello Neil! Thanks a lot for your feedback. I truly appreciated! The important thing to remember is that the Czech Pirc (lesson # 51, 53) does not include g6. This one is more about trying to do e5 quickly and deploying our bishop to e7. The regular Pirc (lesson # 69, 70, 71, 74) is more about g6 and Bg7 and eventually we prepare the e5 push. The best way to get the hang of them is to watch the lessons where I am playing games with them (# 53 for the Czech Pirc and # 71 for the regular Pirc). That way you can see the plans and ideas of the opening and middlegame. Please, let me know if this makes sense 👍
@@NMRobertRamirez Yeah I know that g6 followed by Bg7 is pirc main line and different than Czech.
I wanted to know if Czech Pirc is good for Austrian attack or Harmonic variation(e4, f4) or not
@@aniket_9998 yes, it is. Actually, the white pieces can choose to play f4 vs the Czech Pirc and we have to know how to play against it since it could be tricky. In lesson # 57 I went over it. Sorry that I keep referring you to other lessons, but just in case you would like to learn more about it.
@@NMRobertRamirez No I have actually watched all of your pirc videos.
Thanks for the reply
Looking forward for more pirc games
@@aniket_9998 👍
hi robert plz provide the study where u have written your pirc vs austrian repertoire
4:28 What if white doesn't capture your knight but instead just plays pawn a3 kicking out your queen? After which wouldn't he get a free knight?
There is a nice lesson on the Pirc - especially on 9. ... Qb4 - by Yasser Seiravan. His lessons are always fun😊
Nice! He is great Can you pleasure share where to find it? 👍
@@NMRobertRamirez Since links are not allowed: Search for "Seirawan Pirc". Very strange - you'll find two videos from 2013. One lasts 58:12 (this one!) and the second one 58:13. I understand that he even claims he discovered 9. ...Qb4. Enjoy 🙃
23:55 I would capture with the other Knight to develop him as well. If I capture with the left Knight I undevelop that Knight.
So, is there a way to win the Austrian attack with the Pirc Defense?
If you have any studies that you made about this in Lichess, would you please share the invite link, it'd would be very helpful
I did not do it, but another subscriber of the channel did. Here is the link. I think he actually included other variations, so make sure you click on the chapter you need 👍 lichess.org/study/AczKyouZ
@@NMRobertRamirez Saved my life
I was able to pick this up the hard way I never knew what it was called. Structure and counter attacks with venom vital when playing Black
hehe welcome to the club, Winston! At the beginning, I also learned these variations as I came across them. Only after I lost several games playing against it, I actually put the time to learn it well.
At 27:48 after playing bishop f2 what do you think it looks like I’m in trouble because the two knights are attacking
Fully learned the pirc in 2h great videos (King s Indiana défense next xD) thanks à lot
i watched all 3 pirc videos to get an answer for "white plays bishop d3 and attacks later over the f4 pawn our g6 pawn. Thats the move im concerned about because it happens to me very often but i did not get an answer
Thanks a lot! You’re good!
First Robert, these videos are tremendous - you are talented teacher!
Second, I've been playing the Pirc and I've been facing 2. f4 quite a bit. Should we just play our normal Pirc setup against that, assuming the Austrian Attack is probably coming, or do you have another recommendation? I found a LiChess study where Black played 2. ... d5, but that seems odd moving that d pawn a second time so early.
Hello Michael! Thanks a lot for your kind words 🙌 Have you been playing the Czech Pirc (lesson # 51) or the regular Pirc (lesson # 69)?
@@NMRobertRamirez - I started out playing the Czech Pirc, but then switched to the regular Pirc when your video series about it come online.
@NM Robert Ramirez - BTW - are you hinting that 2.f4 is addressed one of the previous videos and I need to review them?
Thanks for your guidance
Very good for a Chess of
explanig, thanks
Robert, great series on the Pirc. Watching this variation, I think it would be good to cover The Dragon 🐉. What do you think?
Thank you, Erix! The more you learn about Chess in general the better, but don't feel like you have to. The Dragon is a monster on its own, but if you have the time, by all means 💪😎
um I'm sorry did you just say ( 8:26 ) 9. Be2 Qxg2?? Isn't queen trapped after Bf3??
Hi Coach, would you still recommend 5. ... c5 if the opponent plays 5. Bd3 instead of Nf3?
1.e4, d6 2.d4, Nf6 3.Nc3, g6 4.f4, Bg7 5.Bd3, c5?!
Thing is, if 6. dxc5
6. ... Qa5 doesn't seem to not make sense.
Excellent question, Mario! You are right about that. The main question to ask ourselves is what changes when they do not develop their knight to f3?
They do not have so much control over d4 and e5. So, what if we try to take advantage of it?
It is recommended to play 5..., Nc6 hitting the d4-pawn and if Nf3, then Bg4.
I personally like to take advantage of their lack of control over e5. So, I do 5..., e5 right away. If they do fxe5, then dxe5 and if dxe5 then, Ng4 getting the e5-pawn back and they have an isolated e4-pawn.
Hope this makes sense 👍
@@NMRobertRamirez Makes a lot of sense. Thank you so much coach!
24:50 if he does h3? What should I do? According to you
After 6...c5 the position reminds me of the Sicilian Dragon where White has played f4, but the structure is quite similar.
Exactly! 👍
Coach I have a question in 3:07 that when we play Qa5 what if our opponent takes the pawn on d6 because if we take it with e pawn it becomes an isolated pawn.
Hello Vidyang! The trick is that if they do cxd6, we have Nxe4 and now their pinned knight form c3 is attacked by our queen, knight and bishop 👍
But what if after Nxe4 dxe7 now we can't take with king otherwise we can't castle and that pawn also stop our king to castle. And also he can try to attack our queen and after our queen moves he can checkmate our king by playing Qd7.
@@vidyangwagh1303 remember we have Nxc3 and if bxc3, we take again with our queen (check on their king) and then Nc6 cover the mate on d8 and gets ready to take on e7.
@@NMRobertRamirez OH! I didn't see that nice and can you please make more videos on colle zukertort opening I will be very thankful 🙏🏻❤♥💖
@@vidyangwagh1303 I would also like to see more videos on the Colle, classical Colle, ect and when to play the Colle or when to go to the London system and how to tell the difference, a PDF file would help a lot.
There's that pesky e5 move I've been dealing with! TY for the lesson!!!
😜 you got it! 👍
On minute 9.18 the white queen doesn`t have to take. The black knight can be taken by the pawn instead
Hello Jose! It is true, but then the black queen can capture the e4-knight with check 👍
Superb. Thank you
May I ask after I put my Queen to h line he will put the Bishop d2
Hello! Do you mean after White plays dxc5?
very useful video! Thank you✌✌😃😃
Hello sorry I’m sure no one will see this but I was just wondering, at 3:06 can’t white do pawn xD6? What does black do there?
He goes over that move @16:40 and why its bad
@@queennine legend 🙏
Thank you for C6! At my level this is perfect for me!
You got it, Adam! 💪
Hey, I’ve been recently getting back into chess and I was wondering how you’d counter 7.h3? The set up is exactly like on 24:07 except there was no Bb5 so I never needed to do Bd7. White moved their pawn to e5 so I moved my knight to g4 where it got attacked by h3.
h3 may force some exchanges but ultimately Nh6 then head to Nf5.
1 knight out: 5:58
2 knights out: 2:07
c5 decline: 22:10
Czech defense versus Austrian would be nice.
Could you list all the lessons that the Pirc is featured in? I am very interested in the Pirc. Also i am looking for the PDF file you mentioned, can't seem to find it. Do you have a PDF file for all the Pirc lessons?
Hello Jerald! Please, feel free to check put the entire playlist where I put all the Pirc lessons. Also, you can find the PDF and other useful posts on the community tab of my channel 👍
PDF: ua-cam.com/channels/zalw8TnI9ynLIfOOcyVrsA.htmlcommunity?lb=UgwfbwmuzsqtHhiT2fp4AaABCQ
Pirc playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLQKBpQZcRycrdFv_RC9rovYN1Wh6F_JPR.html
@@NMRobertRamirez thank you for your reply. i found the pdf and printed it. but i would like to see pdf for the other variations too. I liked your Colle and London setup, what do you look for to decide if you will play the colle or london?
Sorry for the dumb question but what stops white playing 7. Bd2? This would unpin the knight so Nxe4 is no longer possible. No one ever covers this so I guess it must be something obvious but I have not seen it yet. Help me catch up?
Hello! No problem at all. Feel free to ask as many questions as you need to understand these lessons. Do you mean 7.Bd2 after 5...,c5 6.dxc5, Qa5?
Yes exactly that sequence. Do we simply play Qxc5? Could try something more aggressive like Qb4 but this can lead to some dubious positions with responses like e5 or cxd6?
@@sussexstreet5471 I think Qc5 is the way to continue and we basically get into the same main line. They will need to do Bd3-Qe2 in order to play Be3 and be able to kick our queen out to castle 👍
I had a look at your website lessonswith robert but I can't find a price for the online lessons anywhere? I didn't want to 'schedule my 1st lesson' without knowing what the price is?
Absolutely! Feel free to fill out the "contact form" to learn about price 👍
on minute 8:25 what if he blocks with the queen?
7:28 reminded me of Daniil Dubov :D
Thank you for your efforts'
At 10:34 Instead of king to d8, why not move the knight to a6 protecting the pawn?
Hello! In that case, their f1-bishop would take our knight 👍
Why did you choose the Austrian attack, 150 attack and London system to play against and not other openings??
Hello Mohammed! These are the different set-ups white can use against the Pirc and King's Indian Defense. Notice that I also went over the classical set-ups and others 👍
on minute 22:14 after Bd7 . if he play e5 i calculate lot of variant that openent can make with different order to captures or moves its realy cool hope that i play this position agaist someone on classical games heheh but i realy like one of those possibilities . 1- BXb5 . if exf6 / 2- Bxf6 . Nxb5 / 3- Qa5+ . king move or Bd2 etc . and capture knight we win a pawn. their is i this four other possibilities if openent capture with other order and we win a pawn . 2 possibitities of other variations of 4 or 5 moves that is equal . and others that its blundering peace hehehe . thats why i like it so much when the games are at the beginning with lots of variations and different results if we make the wrong order of capture etc etc. i love it and i am not bored heheh thats why i like so much this opening. with classical variation. agaist 150 attack or against the austrian attack. I'm not bored especially we have the possibility of being surprised by opponents while having a solid position if we understood the really cool principle!
Absolutely, Mehdi! It all comes down to understanding the core principles and ideas. Don't forget you can use the tools we discussed in lesson # 72 to learn more about the opening 👍
you are the best professor realy you help me a lot i review all the lesson especialy pirc and kia for the tournament now i review also strategical lesson just for reviewing games heheh I never get bored with your lessons. I read the books (pirc alert and kings indian attack move by move) but I learn and I improve myself even faster with your lessons and advice! thank you so much ! and you are also there as a coach not only a teacher and you always find the words to give me this rage to win even more so thank you again and again
@@NMRobertRamirez yes I followed all your advice in all your lessons! and all the tools you have shown or given to me. I already told you but really you didn't lie in your first video when you said that you were going to help us not only to think like masters but to organize and prepare and give us all. really it's rare for generous people like you who really do it out of love for games and people and that's why I won't forget it.
ugh 14:29 I played Bg4 the there was h3 BxN QxB then I played c5?? blahhh! I mixed up the lessons lol. Just a slip up. I've been watching all these lessons. #116, #96, #70, #57, #69, #97 lol practice practice!
Nice video Robert
If you are a Pirc Player and you are afraid of the Austrian: Tactics, tactics and more tactics! And a little Theory!
Absolutely! 💪
NM Ramírez do you have a lesson on the Smith Morra Gambit and the Danish Gambit for white? Danish is my goto as white.
Hello! Not yet, but they are in line 👍💪