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great video!

Great vid but you look like Travis head

Thanksbfor the video!

👍🏻 good stuff

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If i study my opening 69 moves deep, There will be no "Endgame"! Muahahaha! I will be the greatest grandmaster to ever exist!

You look a lot like Freddie Mercury

Very well presented, thx! 👏👍🏽

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I am sorry but the best part of it was mentioned by Anish Giri in a stream and Hans neimann in chessbase india round 12 stream, Gukesh said in the last press conference that the moment he lost to Firouzya, he knew he was capable of winning. He had that fire again in him to do his best. Hans also said that it was the moment Hans knew that Gukesh was going to win and Hans said this 4 days before Gukesh won. Anish said that its a special and rare quality to be happy and excited after losing.

Solid chess cave.

I like your style!

I really like your content and you deserve way more subs and views

That was awesome! Really like your pace. Background reminds me of my childhood treehouse sz

you just earned a sub, keep up the good work m8!

Great vid! Keep up the good content

Awesome video with great info. Keep it up!

Very instructive content!💪 Without trying to be offensive, I feel the video would be better without the background music. Once again your analysis style and break down of the game is instructive and excellent! Thank you.

Very recently found your channel. I really appreciate how you simplify and explain these concepts. Great work.

I Appreciate The Chess Advice, However; What's The Name of The Music at The Start of This Video ? Thanks in Advance.

Nice video

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Thankyou so much sir..!! I eagerly searched for a week regarding space... Now u gave.. Very much excited..!!!

I am so excited to have found a chess channel reusing not only the set but also the sound effects collection from a horror flic! Nice of the chess instructor to dress up as cast as well! What a great idea!

I’ve studying theory for years. Trying to memorize positions. But, I’m realizing now it was all pure memorization and I didn’t understand the concepts for the moves. These concepts help so much. I’ve never had things explained like this and I’ve been trying to learn chess for 3 months.

Hey, awesome channel you have here. Concise, incisive tips... Glad I subscribed, eager tob see the channel grow!

Thanks for this. I was scared of the PIRC for a while because people say it’s really theoretical but have recently started using it again and am having a lot of fun. I’ve also found a great book: ‘Tactics in the King’s Indian’ by Gennady Nesis. Here are some quotes from that book: ‘Instead of death in the centre - death to the centre!' The idea is for Black to combat White's pawn centre with piece pressure, supported by timely counter-thrusts from pawns. Those who champion the King's Indian Defence (although they do not consider it a defence, but an attack) continue to debate whether they should immediately strike against White's centre with pawns, or whether it is more promising to attack it from a distance with pieces. Players of White in this opening have to resolve another eternal' problem: should they close the centre immediately, or is it more beneficial to maintain the tension as long as possible? […] As will also become clear from the annotations to the games we have selected, play in the King's Indian is often sharp and forced, and it demands exceptionally accurate and dynamic handling from both sides. Furthermore, the need to combine a forceful attack with rational defensive measures adds to the complexity of play. All of this increases the importance of the various tactical tricks which may be employed during the opening and, especially, during the transition to the middlegame. […] we came to the conclusion that tactical ideas, rather than variations pure and simple, are the most important factor when it comes to understanding the King's Indian Defence. In fact, tactics are the life-blood of the King's Indian player, and we have therefore analysed 35 games in which characteristic tactical concepts are particularly well illustrated.’

Thank you My Name is Earl, very entertaining and informative, you earned yourself a new subscriber. Predictions for the Candidates next week?

Man my game is that I'm black and my opponent is white, I sacrificed my knight to reveal an attack of a queen.

Hey man this was a great video!

Keep doing what you're doing

Nice examples....

9:22 I was sensing some trouble like that was possible. I was like why the hell are you moving your king to the queenside? It's unnecessary and it is also dangerous because pawns alone are poor defenders of your king.

Who are these two fine lookin’ fellas

holy moly that blitz winsrteak is crazy, congrats bro

Trump did not build the wall. The main thing he ran on, he did not complete.

Really Wowwww content sir...!!!

This is awesome

Very informative video. Thank you.

I don’t know enough about chess yet to have played along but I feel like this is a rad concept!

Great video! Also, you look like Aaron Rodgers' stunt double in the thumbnail lol

Bro's kool and he got a new sub 😁

3:40 not sure the time control maybe just a mistake but why move the bishop twice like that?

Great video. I actually wrote down those points on a post it to look at.

Huge shout out to the top left corner of the screen! 💪🏻

love ur content dude, so educational

Great

Can you make a serie about chess thinking systems that the following link contains, please? It is very interesting specially Tal system. Thx. chessthinkingsystems.blogspot.com

Awesome videos man! As a beginner these tips are invaluable

Nice! I also enjoyed this one.