I Played Pirc Defense VS Shy 150 Attack
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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Chess is complicated, but knowing your openings certainly helps. In this video, you can see our Pirc Defense VS a shy version of the typically aggressive 150 attack!
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No brilliant moves, disappointing. 😄 Like watching u play the Pirc. Nice win there coach. 👍
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Thank you, robert😀
Dude you're a legend
Hi Robert, you should consider doing a chessable course in the pirc. A lot of content creators are doing chessable courses these days, and you have lots of supporters as well as being a natural teacher. I happen to know that there aren't many chessable courses on the pirc. It could be better good opportunity for you. Thanks for the videos
Thank you, Chris! I might end up saying the same thing I've said here on RUclips for free though 😅💪
@@NMRobertRamirez Yeah probably you will but the difference is people will be able to drill the openings on the move trainer. It's hard to just remember everything from watching a video, especially in tactical positions.
Dear NM Robert Ramirez I agree with Chris Taylor. You should also do a Pirc course on chessable (which has the move trainer) but write a book, using your best games together with key games from top GMs that you believe are important. I also like the pace, repetition and detail in your videos. You are a godsend to Pirc players! I would buy the book especially if it covered how to handle the most challenging evolving attacks like the 150 attack (where white launches the h-pawn to open the h-file). In the game you showed in this video it seems white castled Kingside too soon & should have played a more flexible move (perhaps Ra-d1?) so can handle black’s central thrust (c4-c5) better. Either way thanks for showing how black should play even if white manages to trade off the fianchettoed bishop on g7. All your Pirc videos are BRILLIANT!
Hi Robert from Athens!
A very useful analysis of the "shy" variation . I didn't know that Mamedyarov played the Pirc defense.I will study his games and get back to you.
George
You got it, George! 💪😎
Never should we stop watching tournament games!
Hi Robert. It`s been a while since I`ve sent you a comment on a video. Thought I should say hi. Beautiful game. GG. I`m also happy to see that you are getting very close to 100k subscribers. Way to go. Have a great day, my friend.
Hello Christian! It's great to see you here. Thanks a lot for your comment 👍😎
So Grateful for your Ch. and contributions of instructive leading material and insights, The # 1 thing, the only thing left you can do to vastly improve solidification of your teaching is to do what myself and others have requested in the past and that is to please slow down the presentation at critical moments and show the checkmate moves through completion as well. Thank You for your consideration and for having asked for such feedback. As Always, Blessings your way! .. Mike.
Thanks a lot of your comment, Mike! It means a lot 🙌👍😎
For 9:50 i was thinking about Ra1+ Kg2 Nd1+ Kg3 Ne3 a5 Nb5 Ra8 Bb7 fork but nah straight foward is always best
I managed to increase my rating from 1400 to 1600 within mid January to mid February. Thank you so much ☺☺ your lessons helped me a lot🙏🙏
You are more than welcome Congrats on such a nice progress 💪😎🎉!
PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO ON PIRC DEFENSE MIDDLE GAME PLANS and how to create big king side attacks
Thank you at saturday I draw 2020 elo player (im 1619) at clasical game beacause I watched your pirc lessons
Hey coach !! it's fantastic that you show us the games that you play in your tournaments but I would prefer one video of other types of video (say, opening,middlegame,tactics, endgame etc.) And one tournament games of yours ..
That would be good that we cover everything hand by hand !!
I really like the idea of reviewing the games after they have been played. It seems you have more time to explain the candidate moves and I don't get so flustered by you getting in time trouble.😂😂😂
I was always worried in this position.thanks for Qc7 idea here
Very nice coach! Thank you 👍
Fantastic vid, I earned a lot👍🏻
Awesome is all I can say.
Hi Robert
Great video. Your Pirc lessons have really improved my game, especially against 1.e4 when I have the black pieces.
I sometimes get in trouble against players who don't know any Pirc theory and play an early e5 against the Pirc. I'd love to see your thoughts on how to handle those lines. Keep posting your awesome videos
Excellent!
IMO, I really like your tournament review games. A lot to be learned there, but I think your live games have a little more of an edge for me when it comes to learning how to best react to moves, improve/adjust the ideas, etc.
Almost 100k subs coach 😍 thanks for the lessons
You asked to write in the comments our opinion. I surely enjoy watching the reviewing of tournament games (I am watching 3 and 5 hrs long chess videos from another chess channel, kinda addicted 😁. What I don't like are the shorts. I think their meaning is for a different content, not something requiring explanation / reviewing.
Cheers
Thank you! 🙌 I see your point, but I noticed a lot of people finding the longer videos through shorts. I figured it would not hurt to throw them out there anyways. I will keep track and adjust if necessary 😅
@NM Robert Ramirez do they find the longer videos through shorts? Weird algorithm. Longer chess videos are so helpful. I need to continue watching for every 3 - 4 games that I play, helps to reduce my heart rate, and also refreshing moves and tricks 😁
@@exuviumisopods no-one understands the algorithm 😅
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coach... what if white do c4 on 03:27 ? is it good for white?
Good question! I think that would really make their bishop look bad 👍
@@NMRobertRamirez yes coach, its really look bad.. but i think that bad bishop can be a good bishop after white breaking the center and the kingside with f4 thing.. and so many annoying white moves can happent on the kingside as well..
for Nb6 Nc4 plan engine gives +2, don't know why
is it because of doubled pawn?
Yes, that's why we need to review our lines and improve on them constantly 💪😎
@@NMRobertRamirez but middlegame is the most important aspect, though i remember the first 10 moves of a Sicilian variation, coach gets a headache while analyzing my trash moves in the midgame sometimes
@@chessnikova give it some time! 💪