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Agreed with that. Cos reading books might make you more confused at times due to the lack of level and understanding.

Personally i disagree, i think d4 would be better for beginners because of how absurdly theory based e4 can be, where if a beginner slips up anywhere they fall into 1 of the million different traps there are... with d4 you dont need hard theory and can play systematic openings like londan, catalan, and colle ( also more probably in the systematic classification ) and i think thats better for beginners

Merry everything! Happy always!

Merry Christmas, Matt and Jesse!

Merry Christmas 😁

For sure, e4 was great to start with I think because of what you said. Develope and King safety feels up front. Your e4 course is amazing. Best opening course I've seen.

Merry Christmas and happy holidays guys! Great work this year.

Merry Xmas! ❤

But what about when black and white have both their pawns on d4 and d5? It's driving me crazy :(

Would love if the description or title showed Daniel’s rating or title so that we know the level of expertise being offered

how much time does it take to analyse like 11k games, cuz its nearly been 30 minutes and it still shows "this may take a while"

GREAT

An awesome way to improve middlegames would be to watch you play our repertoire against lower rated opponents. For example, Im 1600 rated. I would love to see Matt (stronger player) play against my opponents and using the same chessgoals repertoire.

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Hey mathew Denis here, just wondering if you’d want to take over as Century head coach. Chuck has recently been fired and we’d love to have you in the community to defeat mayo.

You can use the free programm LucasChess for this. You can even set the Computer to "realistic" thinking times, so that you dont have to simulate their thinking

The blunder is difficult to explain. Just too much pressure on Ding for too long. Gukesh deserved the win.

Heart breaking for Ding to make that room move. But did feel like he was playing for a draw and Gukesh was pushing full force to get a win so congrats on that. Very excited for him after how mature he has been to handle the training and stress of the event.

Who come here because cannot read fundamental chess 😂?

I’m feeling a Ding victory overall.

Wow those doubled pawns were so strong! I would never have considered voluntarily adopting that setup at the end - moves like that really make it clear to me these guys are on a different level of positional understanding.

Feel like ding has been the better player in the match and has the rapid / blitz advantage. I think ding takes it.

Well played by Ding. Nice recap!

thx for the nice recap!

Is Ding done? He seemed very down in the post game press conference.

7:19 ..g6 was a poor choice of move when ...e6 and ...Bd6 seemed stronger.

Great recap and exciting match. Hard to believe only 29 moves

Bro spoiler title in my feed why

All according to plan for Ding. He is aiming for the tiebreakers. Happy birthday Matt!

Maybe Ding will come to regret not pushing any of these advantages. Some were practically quite serious!

This was great!

Isn't this basically cheating? I feel like he didn't specify that you shouldn't this through the game, which can be taken the wrong way by a lot of people. I might just be missing it tho

I'm gonna start doing this I'm 500 elo currently wish me luck

love the official pickleball cap!

Nice Video brother !!!

What do you think of the time control (no increment until move 41)?

Again the Triangle with Bd6, there is also Nfd2 with the idea to place the b1 knight to Cc3 because black can wait (Re8 for example) for us to play e4, dxe4 Nxe4 Nxe4 Rxe4 and only now play e5. By playing Nfd2 we can recapture with the knight after all the exchanges on e4 and hit the d6 bishop so black won’t have time to play e5

Too close for comfort for Ding, in my opinion.

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Thanks for the recap. Maybe Ding's goal is to tie the match in classical and win in the rapid/blitz playoff as he is supposedly better than Gukesh at faster time controls?

Perhaps Ding is banking on Gukesh’s notoriously weak rapid?

Could we see a Caro Kann during these games?

Seems like neither player wanted to win. Maybe the pressure is getting to them? Thanks for the recap!

Thanks. I play the French all the time.

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Your recaps are my go-to to find out what is happening in the world championship. Short and sweet. I am worried that Ding will not be able to win with white while Gukesh will be able to win with white and take the match. Hopefully, we will have some interesting games along the way.

You look old😅😅

Nice recap! Gukesh crushed Ding in this game. Interesting theory about Kramnik helping Gukesh.

Great game review . Thank you

Hi, Ding played Kf1, f3 and Kf2... that was a tempo loss, wasn't it? (why not f3 and straight Kf2) Thanks for the Recap!