Weak Squares | Part I | Chess Strategy | Chess Middlegame | IM Alex Astaneh
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In this video, IM Alex Astaneh is sharing with you the concept of weak squares. A weak square is a square, where one side has far greater control over that square than the other player. That difference in the level of control can mean that the side who has greater control is able to use it for his or her advantage. Alex will show you how weak squares can be identified and what needs to be considered about them.
Knowing the principle of weak squares will help you to improve your chess play and to find the right moves and squares.
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I love that you guys are using real boards. It's so much better, maybe it's just me.
Thanks. I'm less weak and stronger because of you, dear IM Astaneh. And the thing with putting a real chessboard is great. Thanks for your time and sharing. AMIVVB1-12/11/2023.
This video is simply amazing, I rewatched it after nearly a year later and it's still very helpful.
Very good lesson to an important topic. Thanks!
Glad you liked it!
👌 On Point! Thank you!
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Excellent. Very clear, great examples, love the 2&3d boards.
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What a great series! thanks for the video guys
Hey Emre, we are happy to hear that you liked the video. Stay tuned for the other videos of that series!
Well explained!
Thanks!
Awesome video again!
Thanks!
One of your best videos and they're all great! Thank you for the work and effort you put in.
You are welcome! Stay tuned for upcoming videos, hope you like them as well.
Instruction at the next level, thank you for an excellent lesson!
thanks for your video !!
Many many thanks! I love this channel!
Thanks for your nice comment!
This lesson is so good!
Thanks a lot!
Glad you liked it!
Superb
Thanks!
nice video !
but 6:58 , if black exchanges queens then do not see any advantage for white (white will gain two pawns - yes but that's not because of pawn structure but more because his rook being blocked by king , otherwise rook could have easily be brought in to defend pawns) .. would have been great had that path also been covered...
19:35 what if, Rxh7, followed by Rh8+Mate?
19:07 What about 1...Bxf6 exf6 2.gxh5? Isn't black winning a rook?
We are not sure if we understood you correctly. After 1...Bxf6 2.exf6 gxh5 black is not winning a rook because white's pawn on f6 makes it possible to checkmate the black king with 3. Qg5+ Kf8 4.Qg7 mate.
Is there a difference between weak square and outpost?
An outpost can be a weak square but a weak square isn't an outpost ;)
How to place pieces on good squares
i am the 500th like👍🏼👍🏼
18:51 Rather than 1.Qh4 , isn't 1.Qh6 is more powerful move (threatening mate on g7) if 1...Bf8 then 2.Qxh7#
If 1.Qh6 Bxf6 then 2.exf6 (threatening Qg7# also Qxh7+ then Qh8#)
@Yousuf Hassan ouh tqsm
dont like the 3d setup...ws perfect in 2d...