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Very helpful video ❤️

Sir...very instructive...more such video on regular basis will be helpful. Thanks

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Very good content 🎉

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great lecture he is explaining to kids? naah my 1400 elo and 20 years brain is amazed by this.

Thank you for explaining in detail. Can I please ask how old are these kids that you were teaching? They seem to have such great understanding of advanced logic.

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Are your complete lectures available anywhere, even for purchase?

Can you please make Middle game strategy for English opening,i play English with white and and lot of time i fumble on middle game

Sorry but this lesson is unclear. In the first position perhaps I could see how the b4 move might lead to a single passed pawn for White but it is unclear that this would justify falling a pawn behind and even more unclear at the time b4 gets played how this could turn into a winning advantage. Black gets connected pawns but White's are isolated. Black seems to have just as many potential defenders and blockaders to fight against the isolated passed pawn. The passed pawn looks vulnerable and overextended. It appears like a 'rabbit out of a hat' that the black bishop can be trapped. I see no way for a below 2000 player to foresee this at all at the time b4 is played. Are we just supposed to memorize? Please explain. Thanks.

can you make a video on how to play against scandanavian defense

Sir...why at 3.13 we voluntarily made our light squared bishop bad instead of unpinning our knight with our dark squared bishop...then after making our bishop bad voluntarily, we r then thinking wch bishop is bad & thinking of getting rid of it...y in the 1st place making it bad...doesn't make any sense...pls explain a lit bit more?

How could one access your lecture notes, please? This is awesome!

Sir your really underrated i started playing chess and thanks to you im enjoying so much

very helpful video

nice video

Who's he btw

Yeah every time i try this white Plays bishop to f7😂

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This is a really excellent lesson. The deeper question is why. How come Sarthak's lessons are so much clearer and easier to learn from than other teachers' content? What is he doing that the others aren't doing? Or what is he doing better? Does he select better examples, explain them better, have a better grasp on students' learning process. I don't know exactly what causes this difference but the results are obvious. Thank you!

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this background sounds are awfull,thumb down

Can make more videos on this

What is your favourite Opening as White?

What are the opening principles/ steps you know about?

Hi sir this is manvitha,it was a great video

Great video, please keep going. Is learning chess principles the right way to improve middle game? Do chess puzzles really help?

Being a beginner, when should one move to theory?

I got stock in mid game whenever opponent starts attacking me. Please cover up that point in coming up videos, And Thank you so much for useful information I will implement it in my game soon ❤️

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Here is the lecture on The London System. I have explained many different ideas and new lines in this lecture. Do Check it out. ruclips.net/video/ocapL5Az81M/видео.html

Here is the lecture on The London System. I have explained many different ideas and new lines in this lecture. Do Check it out. ruclips.net/video/ocapL5Az81M/видео.html

Here is the lecture on The London System. I have explained many different ideas and new lines in this lecture. Do Check it out. ruclips.net/video/ocapL5Az81M/видео.html

Here is the lecture on The London System. I have explained many different ideas and new lines in this lecture. Do Check it out. ruclips.net/video/ocapL5Az81M/видео.html

thank you so much for useful video, and plz upload more content like this❤❤

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I've been playing this opening for years and I must say it is a joy. Even if you "mess it up" and don't get the kingside attack, you still have pretty good chances.

Hard to understand piece placement in step 1 as the video is so quick & need to stop/start multiple times to get this! Clearly you know this placement well, but as someone who doesn't know it, this is done so quickly it makes it harder than it would be if done more slowly. No point in trying to learn too quick & messing it up, so please bear this in mind to help slower students like me...thank you. (also I notice the opening piece placement image shown, seems different to the position reached after you move the pieces & all this makes this confusing & hard for me to understand this step & your lesson in this short video).

Classic chess has become a memorising business. Please check out Scramble, Trafalgar Chess, or Gaugamela Chess.

This miniature is hellish 😅

If they do Be2 the engine will suggest Ng4 but you really don't want to play that, white is already in a better position when you play the stafford, and when you play Ng4 Qh4 you have basically no way to make a good attack, and the engine is of no help because it will just be screaming at you to trade queens the first chance you get, even if you trade on your own terms it's still better for white to trade queens.

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What if they don't play 5. d3 ?

Dear at 9.28 White moves king to g3 You give check at F6 I think the better move was queen to d5 x raying the king - the pawn canmot take the knight coz the queen is hanging.

That kid is me for real

Plz suggest a chess book for intermediate level chess player 🙏