Very nice video, Mio, you are very good at making coaching so enjoyable. 51 minutes of video and you get to the end in a flash, because it's so interesting! Chapeau!
Hey homie, another fun vid as always! Have you considered covering the McCutcheon for black? Crazy, crazy stuff with lots of new computer lines that have blown away the old theory.
It is tough to cover it in few lectures, it is pretty serious and big opening. I have taught couple of my students to play it, mainly some higher rated titled players, it is highly positional line by Black
My whole live I play Jd2 against French a I have mostly solid positions, but not more. After that lecture I will try Jc3, this is exactly what I was hoping for, thank you very much!
Thanks for this video. My least favorite players to face are those booked up in winawer lines. This is a very fresh way to play instead of the mainline. When I get to go back to my chess club I will have a surprise for some of these guys. ;))
Hello, many thanks for your channel, this is very informative, creative and useful. This line once again is indeed very interesting. I am struggling however with the critical line at 33 minutes with 4..Nf6 5.e5 Nfd7 6.a3 Be7 7.Nf4 c5 8.Qg4 8.0-0 Nd3. 9.f5 seems a very logical move for black and it seems to me that Black has more than equalized at this point? What would you suggest if I may ask? Many thanks again
Although Nxe6 looks nice, it leads to a forced draw after after fxe6 Bxg6+ hxg6 Qxg6 + Kf8 Bh6+ Rxh6 Qxh6+. But I guess white wants more than a draw, so what else to play if white wants to win?
Sir, I am new to your channel and I can say it was love at first sight, after 3. Nc3 Nf6, would you go for 4. e5 or 4. Bg5? I have tried both over the years and struggle to decide. I want to pick one and learn it inside-out instead of play once the one and once the other!
@@MiodragPerunovicOfficial Looking forward sir! I saw you are from Serbia. I am a fan of Olympiakos and we have a friendship with Crvena Zvezda. Which team do you support?
