Chess Lesson # 118: start doing this
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- Опубликовано: 12 ноя 2021
- Chess players! What do you do when you are down material in a game? Well, you better get ahead in development, create complications and if possible attack their king! We need to win some time! With that said, the main objective of lesson # 118 is to train our ability to sacrifice material (on purpose :)) in order to get compensation such as “time”. We see this in gambits and I know most of you are familiar with this concept. However, this is a topic we have to reinforce often.
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Thank you so much coach for all of these videos! I really enjoy them as I have improved my chess... You're doing a good job! And I hope all this work somehow help you to improve your game as well.
Thank you so much!
In South India(at least in Kerala) we have different names for the chess pieces in the regional language:- queen is called minister, bishop is called elephant, knight is called horse, rook is called chariot and pawns are the infantry. 😂
In north India
People generally call bishop a camel😂
And rook an elephant
Another good one. Been studying openings too much so middle games go down the gurgler. Your instructional viddies go a long way to rectifying this. Glad to hear that playing energetically despite occasional blunders is the way to go. Chess is hard so might as well get excitement along with all those mistakes. Also a great way to keep our organic processors and hard drives in working order (although without a good video card and calculator installed mastery is pretty well unobtainable.)
This lesson seemed to speak to me a little more with all the examples, thank you Maestro !!
Thank you!! Great class.
After your last stream & this video "CANIDATE MOVES" is stuck in my head like a song I can't get rid of. Thank you! This has really helped me!
Thanks to you I consider candidate's move much more often and that improves my games a lot 👍🇨🇵
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Very instructive. I subscribed to your site solely on the basis of this video.
Thanks a lot for your kind words, Dennis! Welcome aboard 🙌👍
Thanks Robert, this lesson was very valuable and one of the best you've done so far.
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YES! thank you for making this video! i have been waiting for a good video about piece development advantage.
That's great to hear! We still have a lot more to talk about it, but this was a good time to reinforce such a crucial concept 👍
Great video!
Now this is killer Robert . Love it .
One of the best chess coach out there...!! Your communication skill is amazing ❤😊
I wish you will soon have a million followers 🙏🇮🇳
Wow wow teacher. One of the most important strategies I've tried to look for in RUclips. Thank you for bringing up this. Thanks
Glad to hear, Anthony! Thanks a lot for your feedback 🙌👍
For some reason, I missed this lesson, coach. What a great lesson!
I thought I knew everything about chess and challenge Magnus but this coach put my feet right back on the ground! Chess is hard.
Best chess teacher ever.. thanks for the videos 🙏
Hermano You are an amazing teacher. Thank You again
Es un placer! Muchas gracias por su comentario 🙌👍
Great 👍🏾 Video Robert!
Thank you! 🙌
Excellent lesson, coach😃 Have a wonderful weekend, and I hope we get the chance to play Saturday😊
Thanks! You too and see you soon 👍
Hello Sir, I'm going to a tournament! I've watched most of your videos and I hope I win :) Wish me luck. I love your videos 💓
Good luck! Have fun 💪😎
@@NMRobertRamirez Thank you sir. I discovered there are a few 2000 rated players as well. But I only started playing this year. So I will try to improve till the next year :) anyway have a great day.
@@NMRobertRamirez Hello Sir. My tournament is over! I got 5th place being a 1500 (among 80 players and 20+ 1800+ rated players). They said I'll get a medal + certificate. Just 7 months of training with your lessons helped me. Thank you very much! 💓
@@NMRobertRamirez also I turned 1600 on lichess
@@egnite8942 congratulations! That is a great result! Specially among so many strong players 💪👏 Thanks a lot for sharing!
Coach in tournament I had a match where I was a piece up but my opponent was in attacking position with lead in development but still I managed to win the game thank you.
Hello! congratulations on your win and thanks a lot for your feedback! 👍
Masterpiece
Strategy session needed for finding plans in a dry position or if the opponent is way too solid
Great lesson , score - 2
Totally missed the checkmate in the mind
Thanks Robert enjoyed it. The black Bishop on b3 was a very strong piece and a good move. I never considered it. Thought it would become trapped. I haven't studied it deeply. However after Nd2, Re8. QxRe8. Giving up the Queen for rook and bishop came to mind. The Bishop was a monster. Are your live streams Saturday. I live in England so there might be a major time difference?.
You got it, Carl! I am streaming on Thursdays and occasionally on Saturdays. This week it is scheduled for Saturday at 10:00 a.m. EST, which should be 3:00 P.M. in England 👍
I was suppose to be studying endgames and then I saw this topic! I think we all struggle with this.
Nicee
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How gm think in chess & strategy reply brother 👍👍
Why did white not consider trading queens with the move to Qd4?
Hello Stephen! At what point in the video? 🤔
@@NMRobertRamirez At the 8:39 point. Instead of the queen going to g1 why not d4?
So Qb1?? was totally wrong after all?
Heloooo!!!
Hello! 😎
Hello Rob, I enjoy your classes. They are very instructive. I have a small suggestion to improve your RUclips videos. You may want to sound proof your studio to avoid the Ecco. Also, perhaps a better microphone. Wishing you the best, a chess enthusiast.
Hello! Thanks a lot 🙌 I have tried so many microphones, but I will certainly keep looking for the right one 👍
master how to defend greco gambit for black.
Hello! We will have a lesson on it, but if you play the opening we learned in lesson # 51 or # 69 you will not have to worry about it 😎
@@NMRobertRamirez thankyou very much master.im looking for him..