This is absolutely fantastic! I cannot express what an articulate and comprehensive instructor you are! I’m going to watch this at least ten times. It is SO good. In your thorough explanation you do not waste a single word; it is perfection. I commend you, and thank you! Nobody teaches this well!
This is the best tutorial on the Spanish opening I've ever seen, absolutely fantastic, congrats, mate! My first thought was that it must be a click bait title, but it fully delivered what it promised!
There is no emotional damage if you study Ruy Lopez. It is an opening with universal value that will help you understand many very important concepts as long as you try to understand it and not memorise it. The guy who did the video has done nothing of the 2.
Your presentation is as if I am playing a winning game by analyzing the pros and cons of each move in my mind wherein you are sitting and instructing me as a divine soulmate. Very eager to watch your other/further presentations.
Thanks! I used to struggle to the Ruy Lopez before; I didn't understand anything of the opening. Through this video, I'll wait to destroy positional play with attack!
16:09 white actually can move the knight Ng5 as it is protected by the bishop and blocks Qh4. In this case to continue the attack black can play Qh6 but white defends with Nh3, discovery attack on queen. If Qh7, Qxg4 and black loses the attack with white queen guarding the knight and white is just winning. If Qh5, guarding the pawn, white plays Be3 developing move as black cannot proceed with the attack. If gxh3, Qxh5, Rxh5 and the evaluation is equal.
Black can also continue with Nf6 followed by Nf4. After exchanging the f3 Bishop for the f4 Knight, the white Knight on h3 will eventually fall or move and battery Rook + Queen on h file is unstoppable. It’s interesting though the white’s continuation after …Nf6, f4 followed by black’s Ne5 threatening Nf3+, protecting the g5 pawn against the white Queen and forcing an exchange of white Rook for the Knight, or g5xNh3 and the attack continues.
I think Na5 Bb3, and next Nxb3. The white Bishop was a greater danger than the black’s Knight who was pined and inactive. The opened a file doesn’t do much for the white, in addition white can’t castle Queen side because of that, so after castle King side with the center blocked, black can develop his King side attack as shown in the video, by pining the Knight on f3 and pushing the h pawn. If white doesn’t castle, than break the center with f5 pawn (white’s f4 pawn is weak).
Thanks, I know a decent amount of theory to get an equal position in the Ruy Lopez, however I don't like the resulting position as it's more tactically rich for white. This video will be going in my repertoire against the Ruy Lopez.
You're a great person..the way you explain..the simplicity..the way you talk..you're a great man and you deserve great appreciation...and your channel will be in the top, just keep going...you're unbelievable dude and lovely person😊❤
Thanks for your kind words! Since our content is mostly dedicated to beginner-intermediate players, I try my best to explain everything that comes to mind, even if it's a simple concept or move, in hopes that everyone can have a fun and easy time learning and improving their chess skills. Enjoy! 🌟
Thank you for this in deph defense against the spanish. It usually doesnt bother me too much, but i feel like even with a equal position there is just more opportunity for white.
I remember your previous comment along with others requesting this video. Hopefully, now you're better equipped to face the Ruy Lopez. Good luck in your future games! 🌟
After castling, Black can play Bg4 and the pin is very annoying for White as he doesn't have his light squared bishop anymore. Also, if White tries h3 to kick away the bishop on f4, Black can respond with h5 with similar ideas shown in the video.
Even english is not your tongue, though you explained nicely in very simple way. It doest cover everything, and cant be covered in 20 minute video. But what is explained in 20 minutes, is really cool.
Some very interesting material here! Nice to see Black fighting back in the Ruy Lopez! Thanks for a useful presentation!! Black may have to be aware of Bxc6+ at move 5 also since you are required to retake the bishop with the 'b' pawn.!? True, you gain the 2 bishops in the process.
Trading should be fine in that case as bishops usually worth more than knights and opponent lost centre space. Pawn can be recaptured after dxc5 with Ne2.
I've been enjoying your opening theory videos! This was a take on the Ruy Lopez I had not seen before. I'd like to see a video on the Pirc if you feel inspired to make one.
I can answer the 3 questions...: 1. I don't have an over the board rating (but I've managed to overcome 2000 in online rapid games). 2. I've done 3 remote tutoring sessions till now (1 of them has to do with chess). 3. I've made some UA-cam videos in 2022.
16:03 - Why not to capture bishop on g4? After black capture with a pawn on g4 and open the line for the rook - there is a move of white bishop to g5. And it looks like a problem. I don't see any way to check mate or somehow save the game.
Bg5 is a blunder, Qf6 and now the Knight on f3 who defends the g5 Bishop is under attack by the pawn on g4 so has to move and abandon the g5 Bishop to the hungry Queen. You gave a free Bishop.
Hi, first of all thnx for for video. But I think Ruy Lopez is an solid opening, when played correctly. The lines showing white make mistakes and bad moves. Example, 5. Nxe5? In exchange variation. Also in Columbus variation, 5.d4?!. Why? And even worse, move 8. Qxd4?? A blunder, it's unlikely a good Lopez player make that move. I think every opening can be crushed when opponent blunders.
Hi, thanks for the comment and insights! You're right that when played correctly, the Ruy Lopez is indeed a solid opening. However, please bear in mind that our content is mostly tailored for beginner-intermediate players. In our videos, we showcase the moves and variations that are most commonly played by an average player, as indicated by the Lichess database. For instance, 5. d4 is actually the third most played option, as shown in the screenshot in the video. Similarly, 8. Qxd4 is by far the most frequently played move according to the database. While advanced players might avoid these lines, it's important for our audience to be aware of them and know how to respond. Appreciate your perspective, and hope you continue to enjoy our content! 👍
Actually 5.0-0 Bg4?! 6.h3 h5?! is a very dubious idea, suitable only for speed chess. 7.d4! as in the recent game Cheparinov- Kovalev, Sharjah Masters 2023, is very strong (and Dzindzi-style, not mentioned at all in the video). Either 5...b5 6.Bb3 Nf6, which will likely transpose to regular Ruy Lopez lines, or 5...Bd7 with a slightly passive but very solid position, are the moves to play as Black.
You know how to play @user-ig8qd4tt7b Thats the line called "The fishing pole trap". Play that sucker line and give white a tempo. Those type of traps work great for U1400 players, but will never work on 1800+ players.
Your video is great!! Your explanation step by step is wonderful. I've been looking for a defense against Ruiz Lopez opening and you delivered an excellent presentation. My opponents get surprised when I move the d6 pawn. They take some time to answer the move. In the first variation 5.d4, what would you do if White doesn't take the pawn on d4 with the queen and instead pushes the e4 pawn to e5? Would fianchetto the bishop on b7 or defend the f7 pawn moving the bishop to e6? Thank you.
Thanks for the suggestion! While we already have specific topics planned, we will definitely consider creating a video on how to beat the Vienna in the future.
You know what ... you can become a very good Options Trader in the Stock Markets, as option trading strategies and fire fighting adjustments is very much like playing chess. 👍
this will more than likely work against a patzer like me, but I don't think it will be quite so effective against higher rated, better prepared opponents.
Spanish opening is my opening. Question to chess sensei or anyone. Does the above defense work as well if you forceend game with queen exchange??? Anyone?
Honestly, I don't know any main lines to counter the Ruy Lopez, so I just play the Jaenisch Gambit against it, since that one seems easier to remember.
I LOVE your channel simply because you discuss every move possible! It's AMAZING!!👏👏👌 Can i please ask for the same "ruy lopez" opening but berlin defence. Thank you 👍 i SUBSCRIBED because of how amazing your channel is!
Thanks for your kind words! Since our content is mostly dedicated to beginner-intermediate players, I try my best to explain everything that comes to mind, even if it's a simple concept or move, in hopes that everyone can have a fun and easy time learning and improving their chess skills. Enjoy! 🌟 Would you like to see the Berlin Defense from the White or Black perspective?
@@ChessSensei Thanks for the reply! I'd like it to be in black's perspective, i want to know about the trap (fishing pole and the other one), and what to do if they play otherwise (if they play the best move in that position or..) Thank you!
Noone who is any good at ruy lopez would take the knight. Also the next move would be c3. So all this explanation before this is frivolous and these lines dont need to be memorize because you wont see the lines in higher elos. 800 and above. Then the main theory Of the ruy lopez is to gain the center and put bishop c2 later so they would not take the pawn they would move pawn to d3. And also keep the light squared bishop of black out with h3. This is the old mainline. Sorry sir. Theory is not sound. Any good player understanding the ruy lopez knows his light square bishop is one of its most powerful piece setting up a future greek or ristricting blacks developement.
You trade on d4 and if Qxd4 then you just develop normal with Nf6 and Be7 and if Nxd4 then you go c5 , I will recommend you to study the line more specifically but at the main point of view black should be at least equal if not better due to the bishop pair advantage ☺️❤️
@@ChessSensei I find it difficult to handle the shattered queen side pawns, especially in an endgame. For example 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 a6 4. Ba4 d6 5. Bxc6+ bxc6 6. d4 exd4 7. Qxd4 Nf6 8. Nc3 Be7 9. e5 dxe5 10. Qxd8+ Bxd8 11. Nxe5
![Chess Opening Mistakes in the Ruy Lopez [TRAPS Included]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/_3aYyDUi0Uc/mqdefault.jpg)
This is absolutely fantastic!
I cannot express what an articulate and comprehensive instructor you are!
I’m going to watch this at least ten times. It is SO good.
In your thorough explanation you do not waste a single word; it is perfection.
I commend you, and thank you!
Nobody teaches this well!
Chess sensei validated by your comment, although sensei usually refers to martial arts teacher.
Yes I do felt and comment as you. Very admirable
This is the best tutorial on the Spanish opening I've ever seen, absolutely fantastic, congrats, mate!
My first thought was that it must be a click bait title, but it fully delivered what it promised!
This guy is copying Remote Chess Academy ideas. This is the original video....ua-cam.com/video/fxImtfrMGI8/v-deo.html
That one person who studied all the lines for Ruy Lopez: e m o t o i n a l d am a g e
corny ass comment
There is no emotional damage if you study Ruy Lopez. It is an opening with universal value that will help you understand many very important concepts as long as you try to understand it and not memorise it. The guy who did the video has done nothing of the 2.
@@vasilisvas241 Its just a joke!
@JustALifeOfChess I agree.All the video and the analysis is just a bad joke.
@@vasilisvas241 how can you be so sure he hasnt studied it tho?
a most instructive defense tactics against the RUY LOPEZ BRAVO chess sendei channel!!!
Appreciate your kind words and support! 😊
this relies on white playing bad moves
Your presentation is as if I am playing a winning game by analyzing the pros and cons of each move in my mind wherein you are sitting and instructing me as a divine soulmate. Very eager to watch your other/further presentations.
Excellent analysis. I love the reassuring refrain, "But that's not a problem because...."
Appreciate your kind words and support! 😊
what about 8.Bd5 before Qxd4 @@ChessSensei
poor analysis. it doesn’t cover the best moves that white can play
Finally i found this channel... This is very detail explanations about possibility moves and how to fix it
as many times as I have viewed this video, I am amazed how deep the knowledge goes. Well done and thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!❤️
@@ChessSensei absolutely fantastic
Thanks! I used to struggle to the Ruy Lopez before; I didn't understand anything of the opening.
Through this video, I'll wait to destroy positional play with attack!
16:09 white actually can move the knight Ng5 as it is protected by the bishop and blocks Qh4. In this case to continue the attack black can play Qh6 but white defends with Nh3, discovery attack on queen. If Qh7, Qxg4 and black loses the attack with white queen guarding the knight and white is just winning. If Qh5, guarding the pawn, white plays Be3 developing move as black cannot proceed with the attack. If gxh3, Qxh5, Rxh5 and the evaluation is equal.
Black can also continue with Nf6 followed by Nf4. After exchanging the f3 Bishop for the f4 Knight, the white Knight on h3 will eventually fall or move and battery Rook + Queen on h file is unstoppable. It’s interesting though the white’s continuation after …Nf6, f4 followed by black’s Ne5 threatening Nf3+, protecting the g5 pawn against the white Queen and forcing an exchange of white Rook for the Knight, or g5xNh3 and the attack continues.
3:30 ,what if white reply with pawn to d5 ???
I think Na5 Bb3, and next Nxb3. The white Bishop was a greater danger than the black’s Knight who was pined and inactive. The opened a file doesn’t do much for the white, in addition white can’t castle Queen side because of that, so after castle King side with the center blocked, black can develop his King side attack as shown in the video, by pining the Knight on f3 and pushing the h pawn. If white doesn’t castle, than break the center with f5 pawn (white’s f4 pawn is weak).
Thanks, I know a decent amount of theory to get an equal position in the Ruy Lopez, however I don't like the resulting position as it's more tactically rich for white. This video will be going in my repertoire against the Ruy Lopez.
Good luck in your future games! 🌟
You're a great person..the way you explain..the simplicity..the way you talk..you're a great man and you deserve great appreciation...and your channel will be in the top, just keep going...you're unbelievable dude and lovely person😊❤
You're really a Sensei
Thanks for your kind words! Since our content is mostly dedicated to beginner-intermediate players, I try my best to explain everything that comes to mind, even if it's a simple concept or move, in hopes that everyone can have a fun and easy time learning and improving their chess skills. Enjoy! 🌟
@@ChessSensei and that's what distinguish you that you explain everything comes to your mind and comes to ours also ♥♥♥♥♥
Fantastic, as ever. Great presentation, many thanks Roland UK
Thank you for your kind words and support Roland! 😊
What about 5. d3 what do we do then
Thanks for this. Since watching this, I always win material against Ruy Lopez
Another great video, a keeper for sure
Finally a ruy lopez video ty
Thank you for this in deph defense against the spanish. It usually doesnt bother me too much, but i feel like even with a equal position there is just more opportunity for white.
"And now the opponent can't play this move"
My 200 elo opponent: Hold my beer!
Thank you thank you brother from bottom of my heart. This opening harrassed me most
I remember your previous comment along with others requesting this video. Hopefully, now you're better equipped to face the Ruy Lopez. Good luck in your future games! 🌟
@@ChessSensei yes dear many many thanks now i can play against anyone
Thanks for this video. But what if White castles after Bxc6 dxc6 in stead of taking pawn.. It seems than white is better off no?
After castling, Black can play Bg4 and the pin is very annoying for White as he doesn't have his light squared bishop anymore. Also, if White tries h3 to kick away the bishop on f4, Black can respond with h5 with similar ideas shown in the video.
White is okay. People play the exchange variant on all levels.
great video, thanku
Even english is not your tongue, though you explained nicely in very simple way. It doest cover everything, and cant be covered in 20 minute video. But what is explained in 20 minutes, is really cool.
Very good and informative video. Thanks
Thank you brother 👊❤️
You have really done a great job with this video, thanks a lot
I Hope You’re still Doing good. Also your voice for these videos and how they’re formatted is amazing 😻
Excellent video!
Awesome video!!!!! Kings Indian next please!!!!
Very good explanation 👏 👌 👍
Thanks for the support! 🙌
Some very interesting material here! Nice to see Black fighting back in the Ruy Lopez! Thanks for a useful presentation!! Black may have to be aware of Bxc6+ at move 5 also since you are required to retake the bishop with the 'b' pawn.!? True, you gain the 2 bishops in the process.
Now i can beat my friend who likes to do the Ruy Lopez >:)
G😂G bro
Good luck in your future games! 🌟
Great teaching us
Your videos are very incisive and helpful to beginners for analysis
Well played ty for the lines
Just thank you. I face this opening too many times. Even more than Italian game. I’ll put this video to good use.
Best of luck in your games! 🌟
@@ChessSensei thank you!
3:27 , after b5 to attack the Bishop, what do you do if he does d5 to attack your knight?
Trading should be fine in that case as bishops usually worth more than knights and opponent lost centre space. Pawn can be recaptured after dxc5 with Ne2.
I've been enjoying your opening theory videos! This was a take on the Ruy Lopez I had not seen before. I'd like to see a video on the Pirc if you feel inspired to make one.
I can answer the 3 questions...:
1. I don't have an over the board rating (but I've managed to overcome 2000 in online rapid games).
2. I've done 3 remote tutoring sessions till now (1 of them has to do with chess).
3. I've made some UA-cam videos in 2022.
1:01 please make the line if white plays Ng4.
you're the best sensei in chess ,ty so muchhh
Thank you chess sensei.. im gonna learn this
thanks for the post
16:03 - Why not to capture bishop on g4? After black capture with a pawn on g4 and open the line for the rook - there is a move of white bishop to g5. And it looks like a problem. I don't see any way to check mate or somehow save the game.
Bg5 is a blunder, Qf6 and now the Knight on f3 who defends the g5 Bishop is under attack by the pawn on g4 so has to move and abandon the g5 Bishop to the hungry Queen. You gave a free Bishop.
Hi, first of all thnx for for video. But I think Ruy Lopez is an solid opening, when played correctly. The lines showing white make mistakes and bad moves. Example, 5. Nxe5? In exchange variation. Also in Columbus variation, 5.d4?!. Why? And even worse, move 8. Qxd4?? A blunder, it's unlikely a good Lopez player make that move. I think every opening can be crushed when opponent blunders.
Hi, thanks for the comment and insights! You're right that when played correctly, the Ruy Lopez is indeed a solid opening.
However, please bear in mind that our content is mostly tailored for beginner-intermediate players. In our videos, we showcase the moves and variations that are most commonly played by an average player, as indicated by the Lichess database. For instance, 5. d4 is actually the third most played option, as shown in the screenshot in the video. Similarly, 8. Qxd4 is by far the most frequently played move according to the database. While advanced players might avoid these lines, it's important for our audience to be aware of them and know how to respond. Appreciate your perspective, and hope you continue to enjoy our content! 👍
Wonderful sharing bro..
0:44 after take the beshop, tons of players castling, what do you do after that?
Actually 5.0-0 Bg4?! 6.h3 h5?! is a very dubious idea, suitable only for speed chess. 7.d4! as in the recent game Cheparinov- Kovalev, Sharjah Masters 2023, is very strong (and Dzindzi-style, not mentioned at all in the video).
Either 5...b5 6.Bb3 Nf6, which will likely transpose to regular Ruy Lopez lines, or 5...Bd7 with a slightly passive but very solid position, are the moves to play as Black.
You know how to play @user-ig8qd4tt7b
Thats the line called "The fishing pole trap". Play that sucker line and give white a tempo. Those type of traps work great for U1400 players, but will never work on 1800+ players.
Alekhine Defense lessons next please!
Thanks for the suggestion! While we already have specific topics planned, we will definitely consider creating a video about the Alekhine Defense.
As someone who favors playing the Spanish opening, this is very useful for learning what to watch out for.
Ruy lopez lovers be like: What the hell you are doing man you are gonna roast 🤬 us
Oops 🤭😂
Your video is great!! Your explanation step by step is wonderful. I've been looking for a defense against Ruiz Lopez opening and you delivered an excellent presentation. My opponents get surprised when I move the d6 pawn. They take some time to answer the move.
In the first variation 5.d4, what would you do if White doesn't take the pawn on d4 with the queen and instead pushes the e4 pawn to e5? Would fianchetto the bishop on b7 or defend the f7 pawn moving the bishop to e6? Thank you.
Thanks alot
Impressive, i know a good trap against italian open, but opponents played the spanish open, now, i know how play. Thx
Glad it did help ❤️☺️
Oh COME ON MAN WHY YOU HAVE TO RUIN THIS OPENING! THIS IS MY FAVOURITE OPENING BRUH!!!
Hehe yeh boiiiii
This is for you and me Ruy Lopez lovers to be better prepared
How can you master it if you don't know it's weaknesses.
Hahahaha!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Had to be someone though 🙃
Oops 🤭😂
Excellent! Excellent!! EXCELLENT!!!😇
Very nice explain
masterpiece , can you please make a video on how to beat veinna
Thanks for the suggestion! While we already have specific topics planned, we will definitely consider creating a video on how to beat the Vienna in the future.
Beautiful channel
I love your content😊
Post more video sir. Like kings Indian defence as black and sicilian as black...
This is brilliant! So succinct and informative! Keep doing more! What is your FIDE Elo, by the way? Are you a national master?
Very Awesome ♟️ lesson A ++ 😎👍
Appreciate your kind words and support! 😊
You know what ... you can become a very good Options Trader in the Stock Markets, as option trading strategies and fire fighting adjustments is very much like playing chess. 👍
Instructive. Btw, what's the name of the sound?
Bro i Need You To Make a Video On Reti Opening...
I feel like its going to be great adding it to my repertoire
You sir, are over the top. Great job. May Jesus bless you and your entire family. WOW. Fantastic
1.e4 - e5
2.Nf3 - Nc6
3.Bb5 - a6
4.Ba4 - d6
5.d4 - b5
6.Bb3 - Nxd4
7.Nxd4 - exd4
8.what if white plays? 8.Bd5
Tnx bro
By loving heart from Iran
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Now that i’ve watched and studied, my opponents will never play this opening 🤣
this will more than likely work against a patzer like me, but I don't think it will be quite so effective against higher rated, better prepared opponents.
Kartahai😊
I'd like, if possible, to speak with the one of the job offer.
Thx i hate playing against ruy lopez u really helped me
What happens if the knight doesn’t move after we take back the pawn that captured our bishop on g4? Do we just take the knight and trade queens ?
Sir Please post a video for opening theory discussion from any openings like gambits for black and white piece
We have plenty of gambits opening for both the White and Black pieces on our channel
Thank you for the efforts to empower black. Kudos. XoXo
Nice😊
Thanks 😊❤️
2:30 it's not a bad move
Infact bobby Fischer played it quite a bit
nice sir
As a ruy lopez❤ player thanks cause now i know what not to do when playing
Spanish opening is my opening. Question to chess sensei or anyone. Does the above defense work as well if you forceend game with queen exchange??? Anyone?
What about Bxc6 variation?!
Excellent tutorial regarding this opening so widely feared by black.
Glad you enjoyed it☺️❤️
King gamebit all variation analyse please
Honestly, I don't know any main lines to counter the Ruy Lopez, so I just play the Jaenisch Gambit against it, since that one seems easier to remember.
What if after taking bishop with d pawn they go knight c3??
I LOVE your channel simply because you discuss every move possible! It's AMAZING!!👏👏👌
Can i please ask for the same "ruy lopez" opening but berlin defence. Thank you 👍
i SUBSCRIBED because of how amazing your channel is!
Thanks for your kind words! Since our content is mostly dedicated to beginner-intermediate players, I try my best to explain everything that comes to mind, even if it's a simple concept or move, in hopes that everyone can have a fun and easy time learning and improving their chess skills. Enjoy! 🌟
Would you like to see the Berlin Defense from the White or Black perspective?
@@ChessSensei Thanks for the reply!
I'd like it to be in black's perspective, i want to know about the trap (fishing pole and the other one), and what to do if they play otherwise (if they play the best move in that position or..)
Thank you!
The guy I always play that plays the Ruy Lopez sacks the Bishop for the Knight asap every time. And it annoys me the most for some reason.
80-90% of my opponents dont retreat the bishop,that sac it for my knight.
Noone who is any good at ruy lopez would take the knight. Also the next move would be c3. So all this explanation before this is frivolous and these lines dont need to be memorize because you wont see the lines in higher elos. 800 and above. Then the main theory Of the ruy lopez is to gain the center and put bishop c2 later so they would not take the pawn they would move pawn to d3. And also keep the light squared bishop of black out with h3. This is the old mainline. Sorry sir. Theory is not sound. Any good player understanding the ruy lopez knows his light square bishop is one of its most powerful piece setting up a future greek or ristricting blacks developement.
Can you do the KID?
What to do after
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 a6 4. Ba4 d6 5. Bxc6+ bxc6 6. d4
You trade on d4 and if Qxd4 then you just develop normal with Nf6 and Be7 and if Nxd4 then you go c5 , I will recommend you to study the line more specifically but at the main point of view black should be at least equal if not better due to the bishop pair advantage ☺️❤️
@@ChessSensei
I find it difficult to handle the shattered queen side pawns, especially in an endgame. For example
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 a6 4. Ba4 d6 5. Bxc6+ bxc6 6. d4 exd4 7. Qxd4 Nf6 8. Nc3 Be7 9. e5 dxe5 10. Qxd8+ Bxd8 11. Nxe5
@ChessSensei
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 a6 4. Ba4 d6 5. Bxc6+ bxc6 6. d4 f6 7. Nc3 Ne7 8. Be3 g6 9. Qd2 h6 10. O-O-O Bg7
Might be better 🤔
You're the Kakashi of chess.
18:56 "Pawn to H2"😂
Thanks ! But is still a long long long way from the ending.......
AHAHAHHA BETTER than chessable courses
Want to learn halloween gambit theory from your mighty teaching
The Halloween Gambit is actually on our list of upcoming videos. Stay tuned! 🎃
bro just called one of the most played openings a mistake💀
Bg5 is a blunder????????