Resulting Moves: secrets in Chess calculation | Lesson # 196

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
  • Your calculation power should be pretty developed if you've followed our lessons in order up to now. You should be considering candidates moves and calculating them in the right order to save time and energy. You also should be able to visualize clearly up to a certain point. However, today, to start talking about resulting moves. Enjoy!
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Комментарии • 38

  • @NMRobertRamirez
    @NMRobertRamirez  Год назад +6

    Did you find the answer to our homework exercise❓ Well, the move is ...
    Bf4‼ taking g3 away from their rooks and if they take then after we play our sequence, they won't have Bd4 to block check 👍😎

  • @Knights_reverie
    @Knights_reverie Год назад +4

    Thanks Very much NM RobRam . You're the best..since i started watching you I went from 400 to 800. I am still a beginner..that is a good start .

  • @Grandcapi
    @Grandcapi Год назад +1

    Many years ago, in a tournament OTB I sacrificed the 2 Bishops with the same pattern (Lasker x Bauer, a very famous game).

  • @mikecantreed
    @mikecantreed 9 месяцев назад +1

    This is called reciprocal thinking in the book imagination in chess.

  • @epicdivinetales
    @epicdivinetales Год назад

    Thank you so so much for your guidance

  • @Omar_Merican
    @Omar_Merican Год назад +1

    WOW! really great lesson Rob! thanks for this! 👍💪🔥

    • @NMRobertRamirez
      @NMRobertRamirez  Год назад

      You are more than welcome, Omar! Thanks a lot for your comment 👍😎

  • @necheandrew
    @necheandrew Год назад +2

    My Master.

  • @chessnikova
    @chessnikova Год назад +2

    bf4 exf4 rd8+ ke7 re8+ kd6 rd1+ if kc7 its #1 if bd4 rxd4+ kc5 rxf4 winning anyway
    i sent a database with huge material make sure to check it out before 7 days .(it will expire)

  • @noshortcuts9135
    @noshortcuts9135 Год назад

    Short, sweet and instructive. My favorite new channel!

  • @DavidPeriard
    @DavidPeriard Год назад +1

    You rock, hope you and your family is doing well!

    • @NMRobertRamirez
      @NMRobertRamirez  Год назад

      Thank you, David! Wishing you and your loved ones health and happiness in the new year!

  • @Grandcapi
    @Grandcapi Год назад

    Very good video, as always.

  • @jishnu8146
    @jishnu8146 Год назад

    Dear Coach could you start endgame complete course. I am waiting..

  • @itzsleazy6903
    @itzsleazy6903 Год назад +1

    Brother in christ, im only at learning the PIRC(69-71), I ain't ready for this

  • @azixgaming6971
    @azixgaming6971 Год назад

    6:45 Ba3 pinning the bishop to the king?

  • @FlockOfYahweh
    @FlockOfYahweh Год назад +1

    Aye man you ever get bored of chess? I been playing like 1 or 2 games every other day now. Even tho I drastically improved within the last 2 months.

    • @NMRobertRamirez
      @NMRobertRamirez  Год назад +4

      No time to get bored 😎 but takin a break from time to time can be helpful 💪

    • @Recruits4
      @Recruits4 Год назад

      @@NMRobertRamirez Can you plz suggest me a opening for black...
      I have tournaments 2 weeks later... I'm 1300 rated...

    • @anonymous-od3de
      @anonymous-od3de Год назад

      @@Recruits4 Look carefully on his channel. You will get what you need.

    • @Recruits4
      @Recruits4 Год назад

      @@anonymous-od3de There are many openings video in his channel but I can't find the suitable one for me 😑

    • @anonymous-od3de
      @anonymous-od3de Год назад

      @@Recruits4 If​ you​ only​ have​ only​ 2​ weeks to​ prepare, I​ think​ you​ can​ learn​ just czech pirc​ from Robert's​video.​ Then, you​ don't have​ to​ memorize too​ many things in​ a​ short​ time, and​ you​ should focus on middlegame​ and​ endgame which are ​more important.

  • @Fischer-random
    @Fischer-random Год назад

    Que grande Robert

  • @vasylcherniy8814
    @vasylcherniy8814 Год назад +2

    Catch an obese like!

  • @a3superfastfunthelulubabu566
    @a3superfastfunthelulubabu566 Год назад

    Bg7

  • @hahahaha4499
    @hahahaha4499 Год назад

    Present HAHAHA

  • @WHAT-gm1xm
    @WHAT-gm1xm Год назад

    I am stuck in 1300 elo how to improve