@jack berding He put out one video about an endgame, and stated that he would make a series, but didn't follow up on it. I'm sure he has his reasons, maybe he is not interested or is busy in general, but I would have loved that from him.
@@groverclinton1081 The position he shows in that endgame series showcasing king activity is brilliant. I think it was a Capablanca game if I remember correctly, and the king maneuvers through the h file and into the enemy territory. Beautifully instructive. I am always quite satisfied with the examples Danya brings, that endgame video was brilliant. I wish he had more as well.
Caught this live on Twitch. Thanks! BTW, doing an instructional openings video re: the 4 knights Scotch would be awesome! 😉. You often mention that you recommend it for folks up to 2000 or so, I think, but I don't recall seeing any tutorials dedicated to it. I've played around with it and really enjoy it but could certainly benefit from a deep dive Danya take on it and so, I'm sure, could others.😁
First, thanks for your videos, I find you more informative in your details than anyone else I've watched. Second, I thought I was the only one who used the (incorrect) expression "easy as cake"! :D
Danya, your chess explanations bring out the beauty in chess so much for me. Just wanted to let you know from one stranger to another, I love what you're providing and who you are :)
Your tutorial and explanation is very easy to understand. You go to great lengths to explain different positions in one game. That's perfect. Just one suggestion. Can you have a speedrun in one particular opening. That will enable us to see how to respond to different positions. And also improve our openings. I am sure many will be interested in this concept..
I would love a speed run for just one opening but unfortunately what we need to realise is that danya is only going to be doing one of these speed runs - his magnum opus
You must stay up late good sir! And? I love these vids so much. You're a fantastic teacher and seem like a good and genuine human being. Your series through the pandemic was one of my few bright spots for a loooonnnngggg time. Thank you so much! I'll check out your Patreon too. I want to buy something autographed one of these days!
More excellent content even for newbies like me… GM Danya’s explanations about the consequences of pawn moves, immediate threats, threat response and solid roles for the valuable queen🔥🙏
Really love your videos on different openings! Just curious, can we get a Petrov Defense with some explanation of different variations like Classical, Steinitz, etc)? I am a Petrov player and would really appreciate this!
I've been enjoying the Petroff course on Chessable. There's a free quickstarter version with basic variations. You can also create your own Lichess studies using the engine and the database. Let me know if you want access to mine.
This was so much cool to understand. I always play this opening and i have won againt the AI on my chess app🤣 obviously i lost more times than i won but that win gave me the confidence to always keep studying. Thank you and never stop doing what your doing. Loved this so much!!!!!
@Daniel Naroditsky In such positions where black has pushed c5 and has a backward pawn on d6, how does one decide whether to go after d6 with Bf4 and doubling rooks on the d-file or to go Bg5, taking the knight on f6 and occupying the outpost on d5?
The intro looks way cleaner without the please subscribe. There are a lot of different elements in there already and to me it looks good with less noise.
Instead of Bg5, Stockfish 14.1 NNUE likes Bf4 or Bg3 better. Because black has a cramped position, white does not want to trade off pieces. Placing the bishop on g5 makes trading more likely.
Danya, I hope you and your family are doing well during current world events. I remember reading an article a couple years ago talking about how your father came to the U.S. from Ukraine. I know it probably doesn’t mean much, but please let us know if there is anything we can do to help! Sending thoughts/prayers/good vibes your way!
I watch these videos like I used to watch Dora lol "why is it good for white to trade white square bishops?" BECAUSE THE BLACK SQUARES ARE BLOCKED BY HIS PAWNS! "Because it further weakens the d5 square" Oh yeah I mean that!
i'm a fanboy of you danya. If every teacher in the world would be like you, the world would be a much smarter place! btw would be so happy if next speedrun could be a d4 one for players like me who play d4. Thanks danya have a nice day
@@alihasanaxe4936 yeah i guess i should diversify but i've only started playing a year ago and i've focussed on improving in one opening with white (london) and i know the theory and ideas a little bit now. E4 would be so much new theory to learn to have the same understanding of the openings cause you can get a lot of different stuff against e4.
@@ollivier75 Totally! Though I'd still say it's a great idea to try some new openings since it'll let you grow experience in positions you're unfamiliar or weak in.
Danya have you thought about doing an end game series? I’ve been looking to learn some more ones but nobody explains stuff quite like you
Jeremy Silman
@jack berding He put out one video about an endgame, and stated that he would make a series, but didn't follow up on it. I'm sure he has his reasons, maybe he is not interested or is busy in general, but I would have loved that from him.
@@groverclinton1081 The position he shows in that endgame series showcasing king activity is brilliant. I think it was a Capablanca game if I remember correctly, and the king maneuvers through the h file and into the enemy territory. Beautifully instructive. I am always quite satisfied with the examples Danya brings, that endgame video was brilliant. I wish he had more as well.
Yasser Seirawan
SAME!!!
20:55 "Getting all the toys to the nursery party" Another new phrase I've learned from danya. Thanks for the series as always!
😂
I can't tell if you're better at chess or at teaching chess. The Super GM of educational content.
opponent walks to the board
*See that's already a mistake*
😂😂😂😂
18:20 This is quality stuff, showing similar ideas in different games. Really drives the concepts home to see how things work in similar scenarios.
You're explanations are incredible!
I've already played 1500 rapid games in this opening and I absolutely love it. Thanks Danya.
Caught this live on Twitch. Thanks!
BTW, doing an instructional openings video re: the 4 knights Scotch would be awesome! 😉. You often mention that you recommend it for folks up to 2000 or so, I think, but I don't recall seeing any tutorials dedicated to it. I've played around with it and really enjoy it but could certainly benefit from a deep dive Danya take on it and so, I'm sure, could others.😁
Best series on youtube!
Thanks danya for making these! Enjoy them alot.
First, thanks for your videos, I find you more informative in your details than anyone else I've watched. Second, I thought I was the only one who used the (incorrect) expression "easy as cake"! :D
Extremely informative. Thank you, sir.
Danya, your chess explanations bring out the beauty in chess so much for me. Just wanted to let you know from one stranger to another, I love what you're providing and who you are :)
Your tutorial and explanation is very easy to understand. You go to great lengths to explain different positions in one game. That's perfect. Just one suggestion. Can you have a speedrun in one particular opening. That will enable us to see how to respond to different positions. And also improve our openings. I am sure many will be interested in this concept..
I would love a speed run for just one opening but unfortunately what we need to realise is that danya is only going to be doing one of these speed runs - his magnum opus
I am absolutely addicted to this series. My wife doesnt even know the rules of chess and likes watching with me.
She must have a decent understanding of the game by now right? You should get her to play a few games, she's probably bettee than most beginners
I have a partner who similarly does shit like that. Sounds like you got a keeper!
Same that’s crazy! She appreciates how precise and well spoken Danya is. He be having her thinking even she could beat a 1500. 😂
Babe wake up, new naroditsky speedrun video
A function of watching the videos every night before bed. Trying to get to her to start playing!
You must stay up late good sir! And? I love these vids so much. You're a fantastic teacher and seem like a good and genuine human being. Your series through the pandemic was one of my few bright spots for a loooonnnngggg time. Thank you so much! I'll check out your Patreon too. I want to buy something autographed one of these days!
man i never bought any merch or anything but narodiski i would support for sure
Thank god u posted a video, I’ve noticed u haven’t streamed the past week and was making me worried
i was just thinking i dont want to sleep just yet… this is the perfect use of my time. love from a fellow north carolinian
Danya you are such a great teacher. Thank you for the amazing content
I don't even play chess anymore but I love watching these videos on a game I was never good at
The game makes so much sense when someone good plays it! 😅
Being good at something only requires investing time into it. If you enjoy it, go play chess and you'll surely improve.
More excellent content even for newbies like me… GM Danya’s explanations about the consequences of pawn moves, immediate threats, threat response and solid roles for the valuable queen🔥🙏
Really love your videos on different openings! Just curious, can we get a Petrov Defense with some explanation of different variations like Classical, Steinitz, etc)? I am a Petrov player and would really appreciate this!
I've been enjoying the Petroff course on Chessable. There's a free quickstarter version with basic variations. You can also create your own Lichess studies using the engine and the database. Let me know if you want access to mine.
I'm rewatching all the TurboFisto saga and boy do I miss you and Charlie hanging out lol
This was so much cool to understand. I always play this opening and i have won againt the AI on my chess app🤣 obviously i lost more times than i won but that win gave me the confidence to always keep studying. Thank you and never stop doing what your doing. Loved this so much!!!!!
@Daniel Naroditsky In such positions where black has pushed c5 and has a backward pawn on d6, how does one decide whether to go after d6 with Bf4 and doubling rooks on the d-file or to go Bg5, taking the knight on f6 and occupying the outpost on d5?
Danya has gained me 200 rating on Lichess. Went from 1200 to 1400.
Same!! Cheers!!
Same here altho my starting rating is a bit higher but i gained around 200 rating points
From 600 to 900 in 2weeks from danya
New Naroditsky video! Made my night friend :)
The intro looks way cleaner without the please subscribe. There are a lot of different elements in there already and to me it looks good with less noise.
End game series would be cool!
Thank you so much
Chess players at 3 am on a Saturday night: oh yeah it’s party time! Danya vid 🔥
Nothing better to watch at 5 am while I eat my gas station tacos.
Thank you sensei
thanks
Is there a schedule for when he streams these speed runs on twitch or..
Always on time
Instead of Bg5, Stockfish 14.1 NNUE likes Bf4 or Bg3 better. Because black has a cramped position, white does not want to trade off pieces. Placing the bishop on g5 makes trading more likely.
YoYo! Thanks so much! You're the best! :-)))
25:42
That's all...?
What's the complete statement?
Great video sensei. Chess is a party with thirty two pieces and sixty four squares.
My guy is a 🦂just like Tal LFG sensei (same bday). Scary Hours
Ironic that I’m seeing this after losing to someone in a tourney who played the Philidor
Was e5 forced? I considered Bxf6 and then Nd5, creating a strong impregnable knight that dominated the game
What about Ne7 on Bb5+? Doesn‘t this parry the threat?
I want to know if Danya is going to play 10.h3 or 10.Bg5 in the Scotch Four Knights but I'm starting to think we'll never make it that far.
Check an engine then
@@monstermagnet3150 what does that mean
at 19:21 I think the pawn can be defended tactically by Nb6 (threatening nc4+ with a fork)
No because after nb6 white has kb3
Amazing but i wish for more videos!
You are my reason for coming to youtube
Loved it.
the SENSEI!
Danya, I hope you and your family are doing well during current world events. I remember reading an article a couple years ago talking about how your father came to the U.S. from Ukraine. I know it probably doesn’t mean much, but please let us know if there is anything we can do to help! Sending thoughts/prayers/good vibes your way!
Спасибо за урок, отлично объясняешь!
Sensei!!!
3:14 what if the opponent covers the check with the knight?
just checked stockfish... Bxe7 and exchanging queens
I watch these videos like I used to watch Dora lol "why is it good for white to trade white square bishops?" BECAUSE THE BLACK SQUARES ARE BLOCKED BY HIS PAWNS! "Because it further weakens the d5 square" Oh yeah I mean that!
Always reliable at 12 AM!
Oh boy 12 am!
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What does it mean when a position starts to collapse?
It means that side can no longer effectively respond to all threats
Does anyone else only ever watch the first half?
Of these vids? :D
Video 6 asking danya for a grand prix!
Why does anybody play the Philidor? It always gets smashed lol
That's not because of the opening, but because of the players. Would you manage to beat Danya if you encountered him?
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i'm a fanboy of you danya. If every teacher in the world would be like you, the world would be a much smarter place! btw would be so happy if next speedrun could be a d4 one for players like me who play d4. Thanks danya have a nice day
You've just got to stop playing d4, join the proud e4 community!
@@alihasanaxe4936 yeah i guess i should diversify but i've only started playing a year ago and i've focussed on improving in one opening with white (london) and i know the theory and ideas a little bit now. E4 would be so much new theory to learn to have the same understanding of the openings cause you can get a lot of different stuff against e4.
@@ollivier75 Totally! Though I'd still say it's a great idea to try some new openings since it'll let you grow experience in positions you're unfamiliar or weak in.
Mohammed from Ireland. Keltic blood running through his vains. I can already imagine him singing "The Rocky Road to Dublin"
so early
Hi sir, please change thumbnail attractive
so tired of these videos. you’ve done so many already. we wanna see you compete at the highest level!
No need to be rude - "so tired of these videos".
praise Jesus
Sir please do some pawn and rook endgames please. Thank you for these lessons. You're the best