Too talkative. We don't give a damn about all these "statistics".

this should have a LOT more views - v clear easy and helpful thanks

amazing content .hope so someday you bring a complete repretoire for collie zukertort ❤

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I usually play the opening fast because the moves are routine, but then I forget to slow down when the real game starts!

I don't like this opening. It's too passive. I have seven pieces and two of them are locked away in the fianchetto.

Thank you. I see that good players like you do something extra in the opening and middlegame. You place your pieces on aggressive squares. Too often I use my pieces only to defend. I will try harder to find moves that defend and at the same time attack, perhaps not immediately but in the future.

Thank you, these are good tips.

1. Control the center of the board. 2. In the opening, develop knights and bishops. 3. Castle as soon as possible. 4. In the opening, don’t move the same piece twice. 5. Don’t develop the queen in the opening. 6. Develop knights before bishops. 7. Bishops are usually better than knights. 8. Don’t play unnecessary pawn moves. 9. Use your knight to block passed pawns. 10. Bring your rooks to open and half-open files. 11. Simplify with material advantage. 12. Don’t trade pawns with material advantage. 13. Attack with as many pieces as possible. 14. Complicate the game with material disadvantage. 15. Attack in the center if you are attacked on the wing of the board. 16. Don’t trade pieces that are pinning. 17. Improve your worst piece. 18. Look at your opponent’s moves for information about their plans and threats. 19. Attack quickly in positions with opposite side castling. 20. Avoid unprotected pieces. 21. Be proactive about your opponent’s plans and ideas. 22. Keep your queen safe and active. 23. Simplify with less space. 24. Keep your pawns connected. 25. Control the 7th rank. 26. Capture with pawns towards the center. 27. Avoid backward pawns. 28. Avoid isolated pawns. 29. Avoid doubled pawns. 30. In the end game, bring your king out. 31. Rooks should go behind your passed pawns. 32. Don’t play wishful chess. 33. Never accept a draw if you feel that you are in a better position.

Thank you. I have been playing chess almost every day now for a year and I thought that I was past the beginner stage. But I learned some important principles from you, and you reminded me of other principles that I thought were only for beginners! I will never be a strong player but I want to play as well as I can.

Probably a better teacher in your first language

great vid!

Piece vs e4 d4 n other transposition

Longxplination

6:41 it is actually faster in this position to checkmate with: Ng6+ Kh7 Nf8+ Kh8 Bf6#

tnx!

Chess

Talk to much

good work😊

Very interesting defense, thanks!

Good work and dont listen to the haters. They can't even do this or spend the time to get it to their perfection. Just move on and your technique will improve.

ive been told the fried liver attack can counter a scholar's mate attempt?

DON'T worry about the views and stop this is the BEST tutorials and like mindedness on youtube for me !!!

Too many unnecessary mumbling. Very bad presentation.

Sorry guys, I meant Knight Attack at the beginning of the video!

I'm a novice player, but at the 11:30 mark you play Kd8 getting out of check. How would respond to Bc6 forking your Knight & Rook?

Really helpful line. Thank you

Maybe edit out all of the coffee sips?

The Fried Liver Attack, aka, The Fegatello (a piece of liver) Attack is: 1. e4 e5 2Nf3 Nc6 3Bc4 Nf6 4.Ng5 d5 5.exd Nxd5 6. Nxf7 You’re describing the Knight Attack.

Helpful. Thank you.

Thank you, yes helpful. A lot to take in, so I will watch the video again, a few times probably. I still need to watch your middle game video. 👍

Hmph. Not really the fried liver attack. The Fried liver SACrifices the knight on F7. This attack resembles the fried liver, but is not. And what about 9: B-F7+?

Just some constructive feedback, you ramble on too much. Try and hit the key points more succinctly. Good tips nonetheless :)

Very helpful to me. Thank you.

Nice vlog and a nice opening to play getting you to a middle game without losing in the opening More of the same please Colle Zukertort a6 modern Czech pirc etc

Good tips!

Nice content

'Promo sm' 👊

I am a beginner, using London when I play white I always play h3. I'm going have a try at not playing h3 now and see how I go using your tips to deal with Nh5. Thanks.

Helpful 👍

the borings defense ever. People say its some of the best, because its deep and whatever, but for me its just a freemind system like hippo - castle ur king in a fortress and thats it. Boring. In cases like that, I either quit the game, or I attack drectly with the h pawn, that confuses some people.

I like this opening because it puts white out of the comfort zone

anyone else find the volume absurdly low?

Good video! Thank you!