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Thank you for your help

You seem very charismatic while speaking to a camera and your energy makes me want to learn. The lesson was very well put together. However, the mic quality was a bit bothersome due to the reverb. Good job!

This is technically the Hartlaub-Charlick Gambit.

6:00 There is also the a brilliant move Rxd6. Stockfish says Black can't play Qxd6 because then White is +4.11.

I really needed this

I am 439th subscriber , Thanks brother this will really going to help us. I wish lots of success to this channel❤️

I prefer learning Chess Principles rather than openings. I find openings difficult because my opponent always does something totally different which means you have your plan ruined.

Broaden my chess knowledge. Cheers from India

Good one. The Colle-Zukertrot System, please

I once stalemated when I had 2 queens + rook

At 6:53, you don't promote the pawn when they intercede with the rook; you take the rook and when they recapture, THEN you promote to a queen--with check.

I played this opening for a decade. Objectively, it's a poor & incorrect defense. Both the f4 Qa5 and h3 Bh5 Qe2 variations are much better for white.

Why are you lying about pessant not being mandatory

i dont like that opening with black, you're losing tempo

Very interesting!

Great video!

What if 2. Bf4 protecting the pawn on e5 and then just leave the pawn on e5?

Bro declined en passant and still thinks we're gonna listen

at 3:07 you had knight to f3 then rook takes queen. I am 1000 elo :(

If White plays like a fool, Black wins. If White takes the time to learn how to bust this all too common travesty, expect a different result.

Great video ! Can you show famous tactics and strategies?

This is actually the most underrated chess video

good video tnx

nice, im 1700 in lichess, do you have any tips?

What happens on move 7 if he defend the bishop with his queen?

I played this a lot, either the Czech or other variation, also from Rob Ramirez. One note. I've almost never ever had anyone fall for the queen a5 pin. By this point, I'd probably opt to just put my queen on c7.

Thank you!

Should've described more variations against like what if opponent plays b4 well anyways. Great content

Nice content! Subscribed! ❤

I love the name of your channel! ❤😂

I dunno what the raring is but he is not showing all the ideas in the position why some work and others don't.

8:20 - What if Black takes the Queen instead?

Center game is pretty underrated But just like Scandinavian It wastes too much time/tempo

Fork me out some material!

Simple.....check,capture,attack

blud is 1900 now

#1 Exchange an opponent’s strong piece for a weak piece in your game 1:45 #2 Occupy holes/weak squares that your opponent can’t defend 3:07 #3 Look for outposts defended by our pawns and that can’t be attacked by pawns easily (esp. for your knights) 3:52 #4 Open the position if you are more developed or have the initiative (pawn breaks/advance/attacks) 4:59 #5 Make an inactive piece in your game more active 6:26

This guy forks!

I'm gonna write this down! My vision often suffers. Now I have things to look for instead of just "trying to see the board, material count, position, threats, etc."

You made the learning very interesting through your format of examples and tests. Thank you!

I just used something almost like this in bullet and won twice a row haha. Thank you, this was very helpful

this is the best day ever as a french defense player YAY

You have a little brazilian accent

is this video for 1800 elo players ?? or for beginners?

This buddy is underrated

Great help

Very thorough explanation. I like it :)

Am i the only one that thinka if youre elo is under 1000 watching video with unusual chess image graphics is a pain