Dont you think you should apologize to your first opponent for insinuate he was cheating? Use the reporting tool when you suspect. It may not seem like much to you, but it's really bad to have that kind of insinuation. Anyway, your teaching technique is excellent. I hope you continue with the excellent work. Congratulations on the content (except for the insinuations of cheating).
With all due respect, if you harbor suspicions, it's more appropriate to report them privately rather than calling out a player publicly. Isn't an apology in order? What if your suspicions are unfounded? He's a person, and such accusations can be hurtful. Remember, with great power comes great responsibility. Use your influence wisely.
When you play so slow in the beginning you have to rush in the end and doesn't play the strongest moves. So it kinda defeat the purpose of the lesson to an extent
Yea but then he said, he'd make a waiting move and pushed b7-b5... that's a poor waiting move for the reason above. "Weaker players usually tend to make bad moves when they should wait." Well, b5 is just that. It's ok to do this against a weaker player but against a stronger gm or engine such a move could be a losing mistake. It may be good, but the justification for this has very subtle or have tactical reasons. Sometimes you even have to push pawns in front lof the own king to create a bind on a square complex. So beside giving some general advice and being the far stronger player I gain little infos from this. Yea having watched the game it really did backfire... but I reqlly didnt like this part. B5 is no freaking waiting move.
Buna seara! Your channel is the only one that unstuck me from 1400. Currently 1600 and not even sweating hard 😁 Slow and steady, I'm getting better and better. Thank you so much for these episodes and all the work you put in! Toate cele bune, man! 🤘
i would say most lower level players are cheating. i've run a few of alex's games through the engine and they are just copying the engine moves most of the time
I agree with model games rather than memorization. It is very helpful for beginners and intermediate players. I'm sure IMs and GMs just read a book and see the board in their head but for us mortals actually seeing it is very helpful.
I need to look up contact information for these 1200s. They should be approached to make some chess courses. I think many of us would love to learn how to casually hold IMs to a draw. 😋
1200 is such a weird elo. Half of the people shit on the board and half of the people play perfect games. It makes it really hard to climb up at that rating range.
@AlexBanzea Your content is outstanding! Please continue producing these wonderful videos. Just a small suggestion: could you slightly increase the volume in your recordings? Keep shining! ;)
Dude! Love your videos. So instructive. And the fact that you are showing a game with some slips or mistakes on your part is so nice. Also - absolute fan of Caro-Kann and the thorough cover you have on the opening
I started chess two years ago from never having played before - I tanked to 180 ELO when I started that's how little I knew - I've slowly worked back to 900 elo, took me two years to do that, that was a journey in itself getting back through the pack...trial and error trying to find the game that suits my style building from a base of zero knowledge - your content nailed my decision to concentrate on Jabova and Caro as my game play....that's worth your beautiful Romanian weight in salt alone, thankyou.........- just bought your Caro course so can imagine now I am on path to deepening my knowledge....and am now on the climb to my goal of 1500.....looking forward to your jobava course release :) Cheers mate keep up the great work and thanks from downunder :)
I started playing in June (7ish weeks) and am 870 so far. I bought Alex Jobava course it is amazing! I was doing well with white playing the Italian but switched to Jobava yesterday and very nice because opponents don’t seem to know E4 as well as D4 play. As black I play caro vs everything except E4 I play kings Indian, basically everything Alex has lots of content on has help me so so much.
Loving the games where you illustrate these fundamental endgame concepts for us. Still crushing the local chess club with the Caro and Jobava.. you’re like, easily one of my favorite human beings on the planet
Going all Hans Niemann on us with the psychological moves lol! I’m still struggling with white, but the Caro has made me a beast on black, I often win with an accuracy above 90%, leading to heaps of cheating accusations and I tell them to go look at my stats, because as I said, I am really struggling with white (although lately doing better with Vienna/scotch e4 games, even the odd Ponziani just for fun, and training with puzzles at least a half hour a day before I start playing my games. Anyways, long time listener, first time caller, so thanks man, this is my favourite opening. Have you covered how to handle the fantasy variation?
Hi Alex big fan. I have both your courses too.. extremely easy to learn.. Request you to plz play games against opponents above 1800 range..for better and longer games..which will be more informative too
Down here how often do you run into cheaters? Cause i feel like for me it's probably every 4-5 games at 1500 blitz(5 min games). Perhaps a little more or less. Some of these guys play absolutely awful out of the opening then start to squeeze me.
I’m only 900 (I just started playing in June) but it is super obvious when someone is cheating. They will come out of the opening either down material or bad position and just creep slowly and destroy u. And checking game reviews they will have like 12 straight engine moves lol. Idk about every 4/5 but minimum seems like 10% for me
In the advanced example it seems to me that after the sacrifice of the knight if you take his knight with your bishop he could take your bishop with his queen neutralizing your check mate threat and pinning your own knight. You should have said something about this line
HI Alex, I'm so happy I stumbled across one of your thumbnails. I was stuck around the 600 elo mark playing all sorts of openings without knowing too much about them. Since finding your RUclips page I've adapted the Jobava and Caro kann and now find myself hovering around 1000 elo. The way that you offer your content and knowledge is fantastic! I have one request though if you would be so kind. Please do a Caro kann video where white plays the Breyer Variation. or please point me to a video where you've already covered this. I often find opponents playing E4, D3 then Bishop to F4 or Knight to F3. The Bishop moves always throws me. I'm always left confused whether I should take pawn on E4 or push G6. Stockfish advises G6 but I don't fully understand why.
While it would be cool that he went over that, I might recommend not getting too much into dependence on the opening till at least 1800. I am 2100 and can play this at my level with the information in this video alone. I only look at these for the possibility of getting more familiar with the Jobava side, but he might talk me into trying the Caro again. 😅 But heck. I didn't even know there was a Breyer variation in this system. 😳 what are the moves for that?
Day 4 here, watching Caro Kann simplified playlist, although i took a break for 3 days. The endgame tip with Rook from game1 is super helpful and rook lift from game 3 is also a thing to memorize .
Hi Alex, like your content, it's very similar to Levy's early content as well (which I am guessing he also copied) but I prefer your sense of humor and voice. He's a bit too new yorker for me (no offense to levy, he just got that way of new york speak). On days when I watch you my rating climbs 100 points but when I skip a day it drops immediately because I'm super busy at work and with my family. Do you find that there's no shortcuts to internalizing and remembering some of these concepts easier? Do you have to put in those 30 minutes of studying a day? What tools do you use if you have let's say 15 minutes a day but you're still trying to have fun. I just run 1 minute bullet games because they are not so theory driven and I can win even against really nerd opponents. Thanks!
2:47 I personally would have done Rfe1 before Bg4.. You lost more tempo to White that way. Bad move in my eyes. Control the open file before you opponent has the chance.. 45:30 'Octopus Knight' - I like than analogy! ;-)
Taking with the G pawn is unique, but I'm not particularly interested in seeing it. It's too wild and I can never have enough ideas for the Tartakower.
perfect . caro and london. like it. i play caro but running always out of time in 5 mins games.....and i have the feelin that i already play fast.....but you play and talk for minutes + win :)
thats always good vs Bc4 line cause you can neutralize it with ...Be6 idea after Nc7. (I just stick with Bg4 vs all for beginners) as explained in the course I think?
Thanks Alex! You're really helping me improving my chess. Although I'm a bit older than I guess most players, which is a disadvantage I guess, also my excuse when I loose, but your explanations are so helpful.
Is there a good alternative line where you don't take the pawn on e4? 37:30 It seems to be the only option. Also I recall you doing the variation where you take the knight swap with the g7 pawn and I thought it was really cool. I'd like to see it again, in fact I asked about it some time ago. EDIT: That tarkov position with the pawn structure of f6 and c6 always gets me stuck so I avoid it. I'd have to see my games to recall what aways happens.
What? I don’t think that’s a legal move if Ng3 we can go h5 and have an easy attack going h4 and so on, you can analyse it for a deeper understanding if Nc3 we go Bf5 Nf3 e6 if h3 Bd6 and black is great if Bd3 Bd3 and they have to do Qxd3 because if they take with the pawn, you develop and you’re way better, after Qxd3 Nbd7 and you should know the common caro kann principles, and I like it for black If Nc3 Bf5 Nf3 e6 Bg5 Qb6 and you go for the knight, most likely they’ll do Bxf6 and you play the brilliant Qxb2 threatening to take the knight and know you’re up a pawn Now if Nc3 Bf5 Bc4, just go e6 and you’re good If Nc3 Bf5 Bd3, Bxd3 and now again they have to take with their queen, and it should be easy with e6 and developing queenside knight. There’s obviously more, but this is extremely simple and easy to understand
dude…yes, you see a pretty girl and you are single you go for it. Talk to her ASAP given that it is appropriate given the situation. meaning you would not be a jerk by talking to her. learn to cast you net wide and quickly. it is a numbers game young man. see a group of girls, sit down. the first 5 mins is awkward, In a bar, you will learn how multiple number of girls together is actually easier as you will find you will begin to be able to use what you have in common with one can be used to bring all of them into the conversation.
55:30 Indeed you could've trapped his queen. I think if u slide back your rook to B8 in this turn his queen was trapped. Unfortunate that you missed that cause it would've been hilarious.
I believe in a recent video he mentioned that the Jobava London course is now not going to be on Chessable, but some other platform. I like Chessable and wish it would be on there but that's what he said.
@captjuanco5766 I have some of Levy Rozman's courses on Chessly, but I haven't been on there in over a year. I see that they have made some changes and added some premium (for pay) features that look semi interesting. If you are a current regular Chessly user and use these new features, I'd love to hear you thoughts on that.
you heard it but you don't understand the context. If you're a beginner you can actually do it too on the first few moves during a live game if you had studied your opening theory with the computer in the past.
There was no fork in the first game because he checked me!
There is no spoon.
Dont you think you should apologize to your first opponent for insinuate he was cheating?
Use the reporting tool when you suspect.
It may not seem like much to you, but it's really bad to have that kind of insinuation.
Anyway, your teaching technique is excellent. I hope you continue with the excellent work.
Congratulations on the content (except for the insinuations of cheating).
…except the wooden spoon!
With all due respect, if you harbor suspicions, it's more appropriate to report them privately rather than calling out a player publicly. Isn't an apology in order? What if your suspicions are unfounded? He's a person, and such accusations can be hurtful. Remember, with great power comes great responsibility. Use your influence wisely.
When you play so slow in the beginning you have to rush in the end and doesn't play the strongest moves. So it kinda defeat the purpose of the lesson to an extent
More GM secrets please!! “The pawns don’t move backwards”.. I think my elo increased immediately after hearing this. 🙏
😂😂😂😂
Knights and bishops move backwards with the purchase of premium.
Yea but then he said, he'd make a waiting move and pushed b7-b5... that's a poor waiting move for the reason above. "Weaker players usually tend to make bad moves when they should wait." Well, b5 is just that. It's ok to do this against a weaker player but against a stronger gm or engine such a move could be a losing mistake.
It may be good, but the justification for this has very subtle or have tactical reasons. Sometimes you even have to push pawns in front lof the own king to create a bind on a square complex. So beside giving some general advice and being the far stronger player I gain little infos from this. Yea having watched the game it really did backfire... but I reqlly didnt like this part. B5 is no freaking waiting move.
having a horsey on the rim is considered dim.
Buna seara! Your channel is the only one that unstuck me from 1400. Currently 1600 and not even sweating hard 😁 Slow and steady, I'm getting better and better. Thank you so much for these episodes and all the work you put in! Toate cele bune, man! 🤘
In the first game, the opponent is 100% cheating. I’ve beaten a 1280 29-0. No way a 1200 would draw against an IM.
Yeah there's no way , I'M can even beat 1200s with sacrificing 1 of the pieces in the opening
i would say most lower level players are cheating. i've run a few of alex's games through the engine and they are just copying the engine moves most of the time
@@dagg310how they rated low then?
@@AustinMulkaMusic Because they're all cheating each other!
@@AirBornMedia or they get banned fast enough to never make it out of low ratings
“Shout out mom and dad” are you saying they’re the only ones who watch the entire video? Hahaha
I agree with model games rather than memorization. It is very helpful for beginners and intermediate players. I'm sure IMs and GMs just read a book and see the board in their head but for us mortals actually seeing it is very helpful.
I need to look up contact information for these 1200s. They should be approached to make some chess courses. I think many of us would love to learn how to casually hold IMs to a draw. 😋
1200 is such a weird elo. Half of the people shit on the board and half of the people play perfect games. It makes it really hard to climb up at that rating range.
He was playing stockfish not a 1200 lol
@AlexBanzea Your content is outstanding! Please continue producing these wonderful videos. Just a small suggestion: could you slightly increase the volume in your recordings? Keep shining! ;)
Dude! Love your videos. So instructive. And the fact that you are showing a game with some slips or mistakes on your part is so nice. Also - absolute fan of Caro-Kann and the thorough cover you have on the opening
Caro caro caro!! Caro videos between 1400-1600 are SO helpful to me!! I’ve gained probably 200 rating points just from CK videos
My "free Elo" turned into losing 75 Elo. Oh I see you were talking to my opponent.
I started chess two years ago from never having played before - I tanked to 180 ELO when I started that's how little I knew - I've slowly worked back to 900 elo, took me two years to do that, that was a journey in itself getting back through the pack...trial and error trying to find the game that suits my style building from a base of zero knowledge - your content nailed my decision to concentrate on Jabova and Caro as my game play....that's worth your beautiful Romanian weight in salt alone, thankyou.........- just bought your Caro course so can imagine now I am on path to deepening my knowledge....and am now on the climb to my goal of 1500.....looking forward to your jobava course release :) Cheers mate keep up the great work and thanks from downunder :)
I started playing in June (7ish weeks) and am 870 so far. I bought Alex Jobava course it is amazing! I was doing well with white playing the Italian but switched to Jobava yesterday and very nice because opponents don’t seem to know E4 as well as D4 play. As black I play caro vs everything except E4 I play kings Indian, basically everything Alex has lots of content on has help me so so much.
“I’m just gonna make a bishop move, just kinda panicked, I’m gonna be honest with you, I have no idea what’s going on
Loving the games where you illustrate these fundamental endgame concepts for us.
Still crushing the local chess club with the Caro and Jobava.. you’re like, easily one of my favorite human beings on the planet
Going all Hans Niemann on us with the psychological moves lol! I’m still struggling with white, but the Caro has made me a beast on black, I often win with an accuracy above 90%, leading to heaps of cheating accusations and I tell them to go look at my stats, because as I said, I am really struggling with white (although lately doing better with Vienna/scotch e4 games, even the odd Ponziani just for fun, and training with puzzles at least a half hour a day before I start playing my games. Anyways, long time listener, first time caller, so thanks man, this is my favourite opening. Have you covered how to handle the fantasy variation?
He always plays e5 and lining up bishop and queen to threat mate in 7
I am learning so much about childhood in Romania from your channel. And some Chess, too
Hi Alex big fan.
I have both your courses too.. extremely easy to learn..
Request you to plz play games against opponents above 1800 range..for better and longer games..which will be more informative too
“Shout out mom and dad”
Hahaha!
Love to watch Your play with your sense of humour as a cherry on the cake :)
Nice video Alex. Petition to continue with the Colle-Zukertort rating climb. Cheers.
I'd like to be the first to sign that petition.
I’ve gotten the cube before, can confirm. The cube is all you need.
excellent video once again, the way you explain it, makes it seem so simple, and you give multiple examples :)
Down here how often do you run into cheaters? Cause i feel like for me it's probably every 4-5 games at 1500 blitz(5 min games). Perhaps a little more or less. Some of these guys play absolutely awful out of the opening then start to squeeze me.
I’m only 900 (I just started playing in June) but it is super obvious when someone is cheating. They will come out of the opening either down material or bad position and just creep slowly and destroy u. And checking game reviews they will have like 12 straight engine moves lol. Idk about every 4/5 but minimum seems like 10% for me
In the advanced example it seems to me that after the sacrifice of the knight if you take his knight with your bishop he could take your bishop with his queen neutralizing your check mate threat and pinning your own knight. You should have said something about this line
"I'm gonna be getting my desired pawncube" xD
love your new series on QG hoping u will make a queen’s gambit rating climb 🙏
Grantmaster trainer should have mentioned that time doesn’t move backwards either😉
Thank you for your sage insight! I wanted to share with you that at the 15 min. mark you had a winning move by forking king and queen with the knight.
HI Alex, I'm so happy I stumbled across one of your thumbnails. I was stuck around the 600 elo mark playing all sorts of openings without knowing too much about them. Since finding your RUclips page I've adapted the Jobava and Caro kann and now find myself hovering around 1000 elo. The way that you offer your content and knowledge is fantastic! I have one request though if you would be so kind. Please do a Caro kann video where white plays the Breyer Variation. or please point me to a video where you've already covered this. I often find opponents playing E4, D3 then Bishop to F4 or Knight to F3. The Bishop moves always throws me. I'm always left confused whether I should take pawn on E4 or push G6. Stockfish advises G6 but I don't fully understand why.
While it would be cool that he went over that, I might recommend not getting too much into dependence on the opening till at least 1800. I am 2100 and can play this at my level with the information in this video alone. I only look at these for the possibility of getting more familiar with the Jobava side, but he might talk me into trying the Caro again. 😅 But heck. I didn't even know there was a Breyer variation in this system. 😳 what are the moves for that?
Day 4 here, watching Caro Kann simplified playlist, although i took a break for 3 days. The endgame tip with Rook from game1 is super helpful and rook lift from game 3 is also a thing to memorize .
Do you ever play the Nimzo Larsen? I saw Jobava plays that a lot.
what is the best move when white does Qe2 before taking Ne4xNf6 38:11
Hi when to go for a pawn break in caro kann or any other openings what to consider how to know to when to initiate pawn break please reply
22:00 buddy cheated
hello coach watching from the Philippines country Good evening
Hi Alex, like your content, it's very similar to Levy's early content as well (which I am guessing he also copied) but I prefer your sense of humor and voice. He's a bit too new yorker for me (no offense to levy, he just got that way of new york speak). On days when I watch you my rating climbs 100 points but when I skip a day it drops immediately because I'm super busy at work and with my family. Do you find that there's no shortcuts to internalizing and remembering some of these concepts easier? Do you have to put in those 30 minutes of studying a day? What tools do you use if you have let's say 15 minutes a day but you're still trying to have fun. I just run 1 minute bullet games because they are not so theory driven and I can win even against really nerd opponents. Thanks!
Thankyou so much for instructive game, please make a video on how to tackle steinitz countergambit ...
1. d4 d5
2. Bf4 c5
you had an opportunity to fork his queen and king close to the end
Thanks to make these great contents, I like so much caro-kann now ^_^
2:47 I personally would have done Rfe1 before Bg4.. You lost more tempo to White that way. Bad move in my eyes. Control the open file before you opponent has the chance.. 45:30 'Octopus Knight' - I like than analogy! ;-)
Nice content as usual. Don't mind the people saying an apology is needed. It's not.
Always enjoy watching you play and love your humor!!😇
I live for the "octopus-knight"🤣🤣🤣
Yeayy new alex video
Time to procrastinate ❤
Hi Alex ... enjoying your video from Cyprus.
Taking with the G pawn is unique, but I'm not particularly interested in seeing it. It's too wild and I can never have enough ideas for the Tartakower.
only tartakower alex..
His inner Gotham came out for a second..the roooooook
thanks you for the pawn cube content :)
perfect . caro and london. like it. i play caro but running always out of time in 5 mins games.....and i have the feelin that i already play fast.....but you play and talk for minutes + win :)
Beautiful pawn cube champ
The first guy is still playing daily
Great video. That is a very fat cat. Must be feeding him bishops.
Thanks for the videos man. You’re a ledge.
I personally love the long videos!
Just a simple man and his pawn cube 🤣
“Some of the best Caro Kann players do nowadays…” 😂 🏆
After kf6 taking with g pawn opens the rook, i know u say its a degen move but ive seen hikaru play it multiple times
hikaru is a degen! haha
XD
33:53 frumos ce urmeaza aici.... superb
In first game, should Knight go to a6? Ka6 a then Bxa6 ? I think it's in Caro-Kann chessable course.
thats always good vs Bc4 line cause you can neutralize it with ...Be6 idea after Nc7. (I just stick with Bg4 vs all for beginners) as explained in the course I think?
@@AlexBanzea I think it is in "Tartakower 6.Bc4 & 7.Qe2+" variation and "Tartakower 6.Bc4 & 7.Ne2" where Knight goes to Ka6.
Why qc7 stops bf4 (last game)?
Re: Taking with the g-pawn - Indeed, I would be interested in learning a little more about the Larsen variation.
I couldn't understand what he said about that move: "...you're gonna be a dijun..."?
oh yeah that was a check! lol my bad!
The pawn cube.
Thanks Alex! You're really helping me improving my chess. Although I'm a bit older than I guess most players, which is a disadvantage I guess, also my excuse when I loose, but your explanations are so helpful.
at 34:39, why not Ne1 protecting g2
does C5 move in the Advanced Variation playable at 2100 elo Online ?
😮can you make a video about the pirc defence?
Keep up the good stuff
hey Alex, are you giving private lessons?
This channel is way better than gothams
Taking with the g pawn is OP. You can get that pawn diamond!
did he miss the queen fork?
Is there a good alternative line where you don't take the pawn on e4? 37:30 It seems to be the only option. Also I recall you doing the variation where you take the knight swap with the g7 pawn and I thought it was really cool. I'd like to see it again, in fact I asked about it some time ago.
EDIT: That tarkov position with the pawn structure of f6 and c6 always gets me stuck so I avoid it. I'd have to see my games to recall what aways happens.
I go backwards all the time, my elo not my pawns
You had a check forking the queen at 15:04. Did you intentionally not take the queen?
Black king is in check.
hahhaa
what happens if the knight on e4 retreats to f3 instead of taking our knight c6 at 38:19 ?
What? I don’t think that’s a legal move if Ng3 we can go h5 and have an easy attack going h4 and so on, you can analyse it for a deeper understanding
if Nc3 we go Bf5 Nf3 e6 if h3 Bd6 and black is great if Bd3 Bd3 and they have to do Qxd3 because if they take with the pawn, you develop and you’re way better, after Qxd3 Nbd7 and you should know the common caro kann principles, and I like it for black
If Nc3 Bf5 Nf3 e6 Bg5 Qb6 and you go for the knight, most likely they’ll do Bxf6 and you play the brilliant Qxb2 threatening to take the knight and know you’re up a pawn
Now if Nc3 Bf5 Bc4, just go e6 and you’re good
If Nc3 Bf5 Bd3, Bxd3 and now again they have to take with their queen, and it should be easy with e6 and developing queenside knight.
There’s obviously more, but this is extremely simple and easy to understand
6:50 who let you use computer in middle of the game>> bruhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!
6:45 "The computer is quite okay with the exchange" what's that supposed to mean? How do you know the computer is okay with that
I played this positions for 8 years, analysed for ages and have a course on it? haha
lmao sometimes he even tells what the next 2-3 computer moves are and yet you are doubting him? hahaha
I don’t wanna be rude but what happened man? U went from like 2700 to 2500
He ran in too many Barney's.
your cat in your channel logo is cute, but Alex Banzea is cuter 😀😀
na6 is often the cpus development choice
The pawn cube! 🧊😂
QA5 for sure Alex!
move 30 (1st game) looks like you missed a Queen King fork with Knight takes F3? Disclaimer - you know more about the game then I ever will
You are 100% correct
i don't think he missed it cuz he was in check
he was in check you silly goose
Hi Alex, when can we expect your workbook on the Caro-Kann?
dude…yes, you see a pretty girl and you are single you go for it. Talk to her ASAP given that it is appropriate given the situation. meaning you would not be a jerk by talking to her. learn to cast you net wide and quickly. it is a numbers game young man. see a group of girls, sit down. the first 5 mins is awkward, In a bar, you will learn how multiple number of girls together is actually easier as you will find you will begin to be able to use what you have in common with one can be used to bring all of them into the conversation.
seriously, free bishops. maybe playing 1500+ would be more illustrative. nothing was “highlighted.”
Hi alex plz give us something against d4.
Something like ur london and caro.
Maybe dumb question but what about Nxf3+ at 15:01 ?
no such thing as dumb questions lol but the queen put him in check
countercheck not allowed
33:19 ALEX BANZEA NOOO DONT SAY THAT YOUR GF MIGHT BE WATCHING
you get a pawn cube and you are happy! 😁😁😁
I ordered your course, the web page chessables is very hard to navigate Would enjoy your course more if I could use the format. Your thoughts
55:30 Indeed you could've trapped his queen. I think if u slide back your rook to B8 in this turn his queen was trapped. Unfortunate that you missed that cause it would've been hilarious.
yeah it worked haha
After rook B8, wouldn't queen c5 save it
Jobava course in chessable WHEN ???? Hurry please
I believe in a recent video he mentioned that the Jobava London course is now not going to be on Chessable, but some other platform. I like Chessable and wish it would be on there but that's what he said.
@@dgish2001 better if he uploads it on a platform like the other IM's chessly.
@captjuanco5766 I have some of Levy Rozman's courses on Chessly, but I haven't been on there in over a year. I see that they have made some changes and added some premium (for pay) features that look semi interesting. If you are a current regular Chessly user and use these new features, I'd love to hear you thoughts on that.
6:35 did I hear that right that you are using a computer during the game 😮
I believe he said that because he had analysed this position in his games before
you heard it but you don't understand the context. If you're a beginner you can actually do it too on the first few moves during a live game if you had studied your opening theory with the computer in the past.
Alex is my dad
Alright guys, the GOAT managed to get the black pieces ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Alex is the best Gotham is jealous h😂 haha he is like soft European accent 😂😂😂😂 i m dead
🔥🔥🔥
Tinha que ser BR.