Beware of this idea in the London System

Aman shows a surprising tactical idea that you must watch for in the London System structures!
Game 1- 0:00
Game 2- 6:05
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[@theiceburger]

Guys don’t try the London System, I played the opening once and my girlfriend left me after the game for someone who plays the Jerome Gambit. Don’t support these guys!

[@danielwang2714]

More games with analysis pls! Super instructive how Aman analyzed proper responses to particular structures

[@MrKayDeeJay]

Great games and insights - thanks!

[@JamesRuga]

Trent will forever regret boxing you 😅

[@ANDYNEWK]

1st model game: Kamsky vs Shankland (2014)

[@Veanules]

I am 1600 and i played 3000 London games. I learned some theory so i was aware of Bxh7 line at 1:02. But they always either trade bishop or c6 knight or push/trade c5 much earlier. I have never seen moves like Qe7(0:48) or Nd7(0:52) in similar positions. Even 0:40 position was only a few times, although i always build towards it. (Just checked my games in the database)

[@frequensea9434]

I would love to see Aman do a Jobava speed run

[@majornero6577]

thank you mr. hambleton

[@thetransferaccount4586]

nice ideas there

[@RG001100]

The most respectful resignation I had was when the opponent was up 3 or 4 points.

[@eadwig7566]

I once thought I was forking my opponents queen, but in fact I hung my full queen. The opponent didn't realise either and resigned anyway. Only when I ran review did I realise.

[@FerrisMcLauren]

Gata vs Shankland. Classic

[@lololamize]

What are good sources that explain which pawn structures counter others? Like Aman's comment at 9:03 that suggests there is some established knowledge on this particular two structures on the king side...
I am not talking about classical pawn structure studies like the one on the Carlsbad...

[@davidwiederman8841]

Level 4 of the habits series has incredible lessons on pawns and pawn structures.

[@frequensea9434]

That 2nd game really opened my eyes of not trading and moving backwards to allow for my opponent to make a mistake. That felt really clean

[@johnmcallister9094]

The London: A system for players who aren't sure if they're Queen's pawn players, they're just a little D4 curious.

[@aarongull5]

Not a London brah, but this is a nice way to play for a win.

[@frequensea9434]

Wow first game is in the book by Oscar de prado!

[@PlanetTrainWreck]

lol It's not that bad. As a layperson. it looked like a complete dumpster fire for black

[@BevGebbie]

Professionalism that stands shoulder to shoulder with mainstream media; it's top-notch.👅

[@guy_with_infinite_power]

First

[@theiceburger]

!plebs

[@ghostwitch644]

Embarrassing

[@guy_with_infinite_power]

@AppleSauce7417 Who was the first to reply?

[@guy_with_infinite_power]

@@ghostwitch644 Yes, you are

[@guy_with_infinite_power]

@@theiceburger !bastard

[@HighlyCruciferous]

System player, don't support

[@BumWatcher]

9:12 I don't want you calling moves Wrong. Call them blunders, but not wrong. The safest way judge a move unfavorably is to say that it's not useful in the position and is giving you a "free" move, even tho it "may" be useful in the future. It's a change in the position and it's given back to you to brake the defense there of. It is just some brain presuming it's having a good time playing chess. If you cannot jump on the opportunity it's a testament to your inaccuracy and the opportunity may be gone the next move, that's chess.

[@johnnythunderpants3964]

9:12 I don't want you calling moves Wrong. Call them blunders, but not wrong. The safest way judge a move unfavorably is to say that it's not useful in the position and is giving you a "free" move, even tho it "may" be useful in the future. It's a change in the position and it's given back to you to brake the defense there of. It is just some brain presuming it's having a good time playing chess. If you cannot jump on the opportunity it's a testament to your inaccuracy and the opportunity may be gone the next move, that's chess.

[@BumWatcher]

@@joespeed4173 Stick around, I give you a whole bunch.

[@BumWatcher]

@@joespeed4173 Inaccurate HOW? Bumbo? Inaccurate how? Yo mama?

[@surge_machine3789]

​@@BumWatcherHow old are you?

[@BumWatcher]

@@surge_machine3789 This isn't a social call, ...

[@RishabhSharma10225]

Dude stop harassing women.

[@mikelm2429]

Never!