Play the Queen's Gambit Declined like Kasparov - GM Varuzhan Akobian
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- Grandmaster Varuzhan Akobian shows the kids a game based on Garry Kasparov-Dibyendu Barua, 2000. Learn not to lose a piece in the Elephant Trap, and find key ways to traverse the QGD to win like Kasparov.
2016.03.06
D35 Queen's Gambit Declined, exchange, positional line
Jose Raul Capablanca vs Emanuel Lasker, Lasker - Capablanca World Championship Match (1921)
Jose Raul Capablanca vs Nicolas Rossolimo, Paris (1938)
I'm 50 years old and I've played 100s of 1000s of online games and now finally I'm as good as the Saint Louis Chess Club kids... I think I can actually win against these kids...
Gg
Bruh I wanna play with u
Its sad when you think you're clever getting the questions correct, until you realize its a kid's class
I still feel immensely proud
especially considering they sound like they are 6 years old.
@Moiz Haider 1²4y I
You're getting those Correct?
Everyone is kid when they start learning something new😁😁
Akobian is such a great teacher. Love his style and how he challenges the kids.
yes its to learn kids like this style......or teach a dog...lol
I disagree slightly. He gives kids 2 minutes to solve a puzzle, but then resolves it after barely one minute because one kid already found it. And at 19:27 he does not resolve the puzzle since the queen does not have to take on f8. He should do fewer puzzles, but do them properly.
@@DougieDimmadome maybe you are talking about a different puzzle?
@@beattoedtli1040 if queen doesn't take on f8 and instead moves the king, black still loses a knight AND queen.
Dude: I literally thought the teacher was kaparov. The title of the video literally says Kasparov! I was like: wow! they got Kasparov to teach the game of the famous queen gambit game played by himself, as the white! Plus, the teacher dude literally looks just how you would imagine Kasparov would have looked today.
I know these videos are for kids but as a 26 year old who's quite new to this it is helping a lot.
I have seen a lot of the Saint Louis Chess Club videos and I do have to say that GM Varuzhan Akobian is probably one of the best teachers I have seen in any of the videos. He has a nice way of working with kids, and I am learning a lot from the videos.
this guy is a fantastic teacher
You had trips though.
absolutely not
He didn't really explain the plans or even the purpose behind a lot of the moves
Hutchyy might be because he is teaching to primary kids.
@@Indianculturalprotector--- If he's teaching lower rated players then there's no point in going so deep into opening variations when the kids are gonna have no idea what to do when their opponent deviates from the theory on move three.
Im an adult and i am learning from these kids classes
Mac C same here
same here
Same
Start in the mail-room.
You're not an adult you're just a big kid
I love love this guy's lectures. He's so eloquent, graceful, lovely.
great teacher. allows people to think with his pause and not just dump moves without explaining. thank you. appreciate the lesson.
Akobian is such a GREAT teacher and an incredible grandmaster. My respects to him. Keep up the good work! :D
A very great teacher.. thank you. I love the way he treats and listens to the kids.❤
"Instead of material i want to mate" - Akobian 2k16
lol
He wants to teach those kids how to mate.
“Chick chick chick chick chick, kids got alligator blud”
That's what Magnus was doing lol
Tal has entered the chat
I'm learning so much from these Varuzhan lessons as an adult! Thanks for sharing.
He’s such a great teacher! He gives wait time and lets the kids think . I’d use him if I wanted to explain wait time to any teacher
Akobian is nice, proper, teacher I want to have for kids.
Just think how patience does he carry to teach basic things even though he is GRAND MASTER.
salute u sir. U r gifted.
Thank you, GM Varuzhan. You are both a Grand-Master and Genuine Master.
I was dubitative at firts but this guy really is a great teacher. I'm an adult and yet I have learned a lot here. Thank you.
Dubitative. Nice. This is the kids class, though, so I'm going to have to ask you to tone it down a notch
My favorite opening and one of my favorite instructors :D
Thank you for another great lecture GM Akobian!
As a mark of respect.. Commenting again what I do always.. Incredible teacher.
one of the best lecture of GM AKOBIAN ...
thanks ... its very helpful ...
Splendid lecturer.
I would pay to go and listen to Varuzhan!
love his lectures, patience of a saint
What a man! Such a great teacher, he got a way with kids and adults, thx, Master! I appreciate it a lot! s2
3:19 I could have sworn i accidentally pressed the pause button
Exactly same here, well even better, I pressed space (pause) to get it rollin again and it still held.
xD!!
Hahahahaha
When I first watched this I couldn't answer the questions or see the mate, I'm now smart enough for kids class 😂😂
Wonderful teacher! Great job!
Great teacher, the only video I understand. Clearly shows the intentions and reasons behind the mivr
Thanks a ton Akobian such a wonderful coach
I love Akobian's Opening Analysis!
Haha sounds so much like yoda at times. Love your work Arkobian!
All these kids are going to grow up (or have grown up, now) to be absolute monsters at this game, because they had such a great teacher when they were kids.
Akobian is a great chess player. Helping me learn impressive moves. Guess these kids aren't the only ones taking classes from him.
As an Italian, his hand gestures are filling me with joy and pride.
awesome guy, hes a really good teacher
It's so nice hearing those child like question! *cute*
This guy is great! I really like the way he teaches chess to the kids, such a likeable dude :)
Im playing along on my board at home. I don't even care if this is a class for kids, it's solid teaching.
Wow this is soo good lesson on QGD.....I'm love in it 💓
what a wonderful teacher!!!
Natural teacher a Master who can explain concepts of chess in simple terms A genius.
me: this stuff is really helpful! I'm going to go play some games and really focus and use these ideas!
game result: loss.
Take out from someone who knows; the weakness is not in the ideas.
Very simple for kids, but as a QP player I (rated 2020) still enjoyed the lecture...
This teacher does not teaches for his business he teaches for his students, he wants his students a Grand Master like him
I love akobian's style to teach chess. i am 13 year old boy I watched his all video
Excellent teacher
Enjoyed the lecture. Would have liked to see the conclusion of the first game
You are my best chess teacher sir
you r a great teacher.....
explanation rule for 19:55 ... If you can withdraw an attacked piece by creating a greater threat at once this piece is not hanging anymore. Thereby you win the tempo you need.
I loved that how i can win part which asked by kid and answered by teacher with patient and interest.
+Vahid Alimohamadi
I have to admit, I really enjoy Akobian answering that, because playing when I'm up material, and my opponent isn't resigning, is when I tend to make the most blunders, mostly because I don't study those positions at all.
+Majora1988 Same here. I tend to lose a winning position quickly because I know the steps to get the winning position but not the follow up afterwards. (rated 1700ish)
+Majora1988 same
i probably need to watch more kids class games
The best instructor!
Very good video!
The whole concept is BASED
I love Akobian’s accent. The little j/szch sound after his R sounds.
Very nice. I am a fan
I’m so happy I got a Kasparov add on a Kasparov game
Best teacher
Great Teacher
thanks Var
Excellent teacher!
Love this guys guiding method for kids. I learned as 1400 as well. Thnx Varuzhan
Var is the best.
+Hitendra Kishanchandani
What I liked most about this particular lecture is that he actually patiently answers all of the kids' questions. Var even showed the possible winning idea for that game with 2 pieces up when I thought he was short on time and would excuse himself to move on to the next part of the lecture.
To be honest, I always felt bad for a kid asking Ben Finegold a question and getting rejected with some harsh joke (big fan of GM Finegold otherwise)
+Hitendra Kishanchandani Yes he is of course.Probably in the whole world he is the the best !
GREAT LECTURE
I'm not a chess grandmaster but I was and I can set the fashions and philosophy for chess; Because when I did the analysis I was among the best players in the world. I could brush up and play a bit, too
You teach the best
excellent video
Question … At 7:30 why the best moves wouldn‘t be as follows. White to play … So to sacrifice the white bishop on g5?
Bxh6 - g7xh6
D3xG6 - F7xG6
C2xG6 and check with Queen?
Siobhan is an awesome chess teacher in my opinion.
Spell check changed my spelling of your name sir.
Thanks 👍
Kinda happy that I got all moves correct even though it is kids class. I think my chess is improving.
Very good game..☺☺☺
16:19 it's a mate in three actually since the rook can defend for 1 move on d8
Never knew there’s classes for chess. Would love to go to one of those
This is the hook mate.
What do we do with a weak square? Putin pressure! Got it Putin pressure🤕
+Fjudi Antonov whose going to be putting that mating net here?
about the last puzzle,what if u put rook c8 then he takes it and u take with bishop then put rook a8 and its inevitable checkmate with bishop f5 unless he puts rook a6 and then u take his rook then u have 2 rooks advantage which i think is better than the other alternatives cause in the first occasion he might just eat ur bishop with knight and then u can take his rook but only have 1 rook advantage.
+Daniel the Seventh after the white bishop captures on c8, and before white can move his rook to a8, black moves his rook to c6 giving check and attacking the bishop, so on the next move he will capture it. If white tries to attack the knight with his king (by moving him to d4), then before taking the bishop, the black knight moves to safety by taking the pawn on f3 with check, and again black is about to take the bishop, and if white keeps attacking the knight by moving his king to e4, the knight goes to g5, giving check and moving to a square guraded by the pawn on h6, and now the capture of the bishop is inevitable, leaving white down a piece.
nice video ... thx
nice teacher
Love this guy
19:14 Typical Italian / Mediterranean gesture :D By the way, GM Akobian is an amazing chess teacher.
At 1:51 when bishop to G5, what happens if black plays pawn to H6?
Are you related to Azadian via marriage at any point? Great channel
simple and great idea ....
At 7:12, after black plays h3, why would you not play Bxh6? This looks devestating for black, if they recapture with the g pawn then Bxg6 is crushing, if they leave the bishop you can take the pawn instead on g7, I cant see a good move they might have played in the interim other than maybe Ne4, which looks like a desperate attempt to block the queens diagonal and lock the bishop in (which you are saccing anyhow) which can be later countered with Ng3. You are down a bishop but black has absolutely no king safety and there are serious threats of checkmate, or at a minimum a bad trade off for white in order to not lose. Or am I missing something critical? EDIT: Stockfish def. favors Bxf6. And I see it now. White loses its supporting pieces for the attack, its rooks are poorly developed, and black has a rook, a queen, a knight, and a bishop pair now able to go on a major offensive. White comes out behind in the end game with an inferior pawn structure and never makes up the lost bishop. Not so hot after all.
Kudos GM Akobian
The level is so down for me, but enteiteining. I understand, they are kids. Akobian is an amazing trainer.
in the last puzzle , what if when you move white's bishop to d4 and black's Knight takes it before white's rook takes the black's rook A1?
I listen to him
I go play v good
👍🏻💕 even enjoy more
that last puzzle was very clever
Started chess some years ago and just Ng5 with h4 opening trap to a 1730 and won in 18 movzs
19:40 "You're trying to win the game; you're not trying to mate this." ways to be confusing for 300, Alex.
Thanks for help
"If you take this, i take you!"
bad... for you :D
Why are we even talking about the Queen's gambit declined? Because I emphasize it as the most practicable of the hyper-modern chess openings; which is a whole unexplored Africa of chess possibilities.
Akobian is the the best from the coaches in ccscsl. Better than Ben finegold i think
Better than Finegold? Suspicious
@@JonnyBurkholder Finegold is more fun to watch certainly. Something about this guy's teaching style, especially with kids, just seems attractive. Maybe its because his insistence on challenging them and not sugar coating it when they make mistakes is refreshing.
Rawr!!!!
Finegold is boring, he makes jokes that are only funny to himself. Talks more trash than chess.
CodyBanks10 rawr!
He’s great with kids.
Akobian us such a Kasparov groupie 😊 I don't blame him
I mean who isn't a Kasparov groupie at heart
@@jessesmoot1285 Anatoly Karpov?