This is so instructive coach. I am currently rated 1318 OTB rated, but I recently got my first two wins against 1600 Rated players. Your content is really inspiring to become a stronger chess player and even a chess master!
This is great! As I said in another video you analyze a game from a student, in my opinion, this is the best content for "us", your subscribers, because we see the same mistakes and wrong (or good!) decisions in our games and we can improve a lot with your comments about them. Thank you very much for this kind of videos!
wow a lot of these points actually applied to me so perfectly i really learned some important things especially with the 'simple' idea of just think about where their knight wants to go in that endgame and denying it. thank you sir andras gigachad goat rizzler :D
The insight on valuing an opponent’s threats more than one’s own hits home. I particularly like your endgame analysis, perhaps because I get more of that correct as I follow along. You should consider tweeting when you go live or something similar, especially if you’ll be on different platforms.
Don't let the sigh and uninspiring start (waiting you ad to finish!?) fool you - this is fantastic content. Again many thanks, I continue to spread the word how good these are :)
hi coach Andras, I have all your course - CPR trilogy, 1.e4, 1.d4, e4 e5 etc. Always love your content and aggression mindset. You recommended open sicilian but you didn't deliver that at all, maybe due to many reasons. your 1.d4 course drastically improved as you have actually picked out key lines based on lichess database, that was great. For d4 d5 upcoming course, I really hope you are recommending something venomous against the London! Because as a follower, if I end up playing Alapin and some weak line vs London, I'd rather just switch to playing London myself.
at 15:40: e5, d5, exf6, dxc4, fxg7, rg8, qxd8, rxd8, bxf4. If I'm calculating this correctly, I think this was probably worth looking at. You mentioned Nd5 is the only move worth considering, but this reminds me of the italian with e4, e5, nf3, nc6, bc4, nf6, ng5, d5. Wondering what you think of this line. Still clearly better for white with blacks king stuck in the center and Bxa6 being threatened
10:31 why is the 'bunny ears' here in particular not so great ? Even if bg5 is not an immediate threat won't that just paralyze black's queen and knight for a good part of the game with no obvious prospects to unpin the queen ?
This is so instructive coach. I am currently rated 1318 OTB rated, but I recently got my first two wins against 1600 Rated players. Your content is really inspiring to become a stronger chess player and even a chess master!
Thanks,glad you liked it!
This is great! As I said in another video you analyze a game from a student, in my opinion, this is the best content for "us", your subscribers, because we see the same mistakes and wrong (or good!) decisions in our games and we can improve a lot with your comments about them. Thank you very much for this kind of videos!
wow a lot of these points actually applied to me so perfectly i really learned some important things especially with the 'simple' idea of just think about where their knight wants to go in that endgame and denying it. thank you sir andras gigachad goat rizzler :D
Glad you liked it mate, enjoy the channel!
Awesome video!
Coach, that is excellent material! I hope you create more videos like this. It's the best way to improve in chess!
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koszi! enjoy the channel!
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i do very much so :D thanks for the good work :D
The insight on valuing an opponent’s threats more than one’s own hits home. I particularly like your endgame analysis, perhaps because I get more of that correct as I follow along. You should consider tweeting when you go live or something similar, especially if you’ll be on different platforms.
Don't let the sigh and uninspiring start (waiting you ad to finish!?) fool you - this is fantastic content. Again many thanks, I continue to spread the word how good these are :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Loved this video. Got me through an hour of being at work AND taught me a lot!!!
"In the black trunks" indeed. Lucky for white that he didn't get punched in the face too!
hi coach Andras, I have all your course - CPR trilogy, 1.e4, 1.d4, e4 e5 etc. Always love your content and aggression mindset. You recommended open sicilian but you didn't deliver that at all, maybe due to many reasons. your 1.d4 course drastically improved as you have actually picked out key lines based on lichess database, that was great. For d4 d5 upcoming course, I really hope you are recommending something venomous against the London!
Because as a follower, if I end up playing Alapin and some weak line vs London, I'd rather just switch to playing London myself.
Great stuff! I really like these analysis of classical OTB games. Maybe it's a good idea to use an actual chess board next time.
Absolutely not ?
Thanks!
at 15:40: e5, d5, exf6, dxc4, fxg7, rg8, qxd8, rxd8, bxf4. If I'm calculating this correctly, I think this was probably worth looking at. You mentioned Nd5 is the only move worth considering, but this reminds me of the italian with e4, e5, nf3, nc6, bc4, nf6, ng5, d5. Wondering what you think of this line. Still clearly better for white with blacks king stuck in the center and Bxa6 being threatened
10:31 why is the 'bunny ears' here in particular not so great ? Even if bg5 is not an immediate threat won't that just paralyze black's queen and knight for a good part of the game with no obvious prospects to unpin the queen ?