My 100% Winning Plan in the Czech System🔥😱
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- Опубликовано: 4 фев 2025
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If you are a beginner or someone rated below 2400 on Lichess or chess.com, I'd suggest that you study this course.
In this course, you will learn every important line that you need to know about the King's pawn opening, precisely, 1. e4 e5.
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There is a new huge German Chessable course covering the Czech in great depth, also Short and Sweet.
If d4 pawn comes to d5, what could be the process?
Good game. I lost a bishop to a knight on e6 so many times.
By the way you always win every game you upload. I don’t think I’ve seen you lose or even draw a game yet. I would like to see you playing against more GMs. Do you play titled Tuesday?
I lose roughly 60% of my games when I experiment with different openings for the sake of making content. And I have a few vids where I lost a couple of games.
How on earth can that 2nd opponent be rated over 2000? Blundering that simple knight fork on F2 was appalling for such a player.
People do get carried away with their own plans, forgetting their opponents' plans. That's how most people blunder.
WTS ur recommendation if white plays bd3 on move 3?
You can still go c6, continuing with our main plan. The position will most likely transpose.
Are you sure that taking on "d4" is the best plan? Maybe "d6" will suffer and I would leave White with too much space.
If GM's love it, then there should be no problem with it. Check the Masters Database.
It's Peerch, not Pirk. The name of the Pirc defense.
actually its pierts thats how you are supposedly supposed to pronounce it “pierts”
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Lol, It was funny