Learn the basics of Grunfeld Defence - GM Markus Ragger (Elo: 2656)

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  • Опубликовано: 23 дек 2024

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  • @ChessBaseIndiachannel
    @ChessBaseIndiachannel  2 года назад +7

    Timestamps by Shahid Ahmed
    0:00 Stream Begins
    1:39 Introduction and the Indian connection
    3:45 Ragger on Grunfeld Defence
    4:12 First moves of Grunfeld Defence
    4:33 Why Markus Ragger likes the opening
    5:31 When was the first time when Ernst Grünfeld played this opening?
    7:59 The reasoning behind d5
    10:36 How should one approach the opening
    12:56 Two volumes
    13:16 Main line
    31:33 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.h4
    46:11 It's every single line that I am also playing
    50:56 Most challenging line
    58:57 If white has no queen and black is without rooks, how the opening would fare
    1:01:49 Grunfeld is one of the richest openings
    1:15:38 Neo Grunfeld
    1:20:52 4...c6 5...d5
    1:26:26 Trap #1
    1:30:09 Concept
    1:33:17 Trap #2
    1:37:00 How to start playing Grunfeld
    1:40:52 What's next for Markus Ragger
    More information and the link to get Markus' training material: chessbase.in/news/Austria-number-1-Markus-Ragger-teaches-Grunfeld-Defence

  • @MauricioEfrainRodriguezVelazqu
    @MauricioEfrainRodriguezVelazqu Год назад +3

    Wow this is one of the most underrated content ever, you guys literally gave us a full grunfeld course in one hour for free, shoutout to you!! Thank you so much

  • @saksham7537
    @saksham7537 2 года назад +2

    very nice session, thanks to both of you

  • @vincentmalama5344
    @vincentmalama5344 7 месяцев назад

    This is incredibly amazing

  • @shubhendranathsingh9888
    @shubhendranathsingh9888 2 года назад +1

    Just one thing I wonder. Anish said Indian defenses have one square moves, like e6-d6 and break in the center is only made after castle.
    While Markus says Grunfeld as Grunfeld Indian where no one square pawn moves(e6,d6) is made, rather an immediate d5.

    • @ChessBaseIndiachannel
      @ChessBaseIndiachannel  2 года назад +3

      Interesting question!

    • @aswinnarayanan2948
      @aswinnarayanan2948 2 года назад

      g6 is a one pawn move. To fianchetto the king side bishop and so it fits in with the Indian defences. Also, it was first played by an Indian in 1855 so there.

    • @shubhendranathsingh9888
      @shubhendranathsingh9888 2 года назад +1

      @@aswinnarayanan2948 okay okay
      e6 d6 g6 b6 are the moves.
      But I'll call it Grunfeld only because it's so much different from other Indian openings against d4.

    • @ChinmayDhake
      @ChinmayDhake 2 года назад

      I think Indian defences are those where 1) d4 Nf6 and 2) ... g6 or 2) ... e6 is played.

  • @dhruvmalhotramalhotramalho8126
    @dhruvmalhotramalhotramalho8126 2 года назад +1

    amazing session, learnt so much and will start employing it in my games

  • @krishnaprasade8768
    @krishnaprasade8768 6 месяцев назад

    best grunfeld course