Destroy The Maroczy Bind with this Aggressive Method! - Hyper Accelerated Dragon Sicilian Theory 

Remember the days in the old chess schoolyard. Fine clip.

Oh the great Gurgenidze variation

The dragon breathes fire again! Into my Dragon repertoire folder this goes.

In public speaking, it's said there are three things one should do. Tell the audience what you're about to tell them. Tell them. Tell them what you just told them, which this video does. Solid video.

Your the reason why I survive from different types of aggressive gambit since the beginning of playing a chess, thank you for inspiring me to play the dragon variation even though I'm beginner chess player back then since when I was elementary, I was also thankful to you cause I achieve 4th place on chess before, I hope you see this comment and have a nice day, thank you, coach❤

Just what I so much wanted, since yesterday I lost a game and often have to struggle. Very convincing Prof.Jozarov. Many thanks and good success for your chess channel. Regards from Slovakia.

Very instructive. Thank you

Thank You, Professor Jozarov! I play Maroczy binds quite often so it's good to know what to watch out for!

Studying this after being out for a year, hope you keep it up, great video!

🌟🌟🌟🏆🌟🌟🌟 Love to see an study with such Quality on RU-vid. I don't know why YT didn't recommended me your Chanel before. You earned my trust and respect with just this video. Now you have another susbcription and I'm willing to explore for other Hidden treasures in your Chanel. Thanx!

Very nice my friend… well explained

Reminds me of the strong caro kann

perfect video !!! thank you , i like "Dragon" defence . 😀😃😆

Amazing video exactly what I needed thanks

Very interesting stuff, even though i never play the Sicillian it is good to know what my sneaky opponents may be planning. Thanks Josip.

great content and subtle move order, thanks!

Excellent video highlighting key tactical shots. I’ve been playing the Modern def for the last few months, but will give this a try as even in most lines Black seems to get good activity leading to promising endgames. I do wonder however if after Black plays a6.. White could perhaps permanently stamp out Black’s b5 break with a4.

Pshhhh

The problem I'm finding is against opponents who play for draws. I played a 2000 rated player in a major tournament, and got no winning chances simply by him liquidating.

Bro you need to slow down, you are teaching chess here not selling a talcum powder.