Evans Gambit Declined 

This is the best channel for learning openings and tactics. No non-sense, straight to the point and extremely easy to follow

I find it odd how so many of your videos only have less than 100k views. Your channel is absolute GOLD! Anyone who's not watching your older, and newer videos is missing out.

11:30

After ...Nxb4, c4, why not black Nc6?

finally more openings! pls keep doin this, you teached me alot from this series

I love the expression, 'this rooks not rooking'!

Been waiting a long time for this one

Can you do a video about the thinking behind which piece you should take with in various situations please. I'm not particularly great at chess so I don't yet have the ability to see beyond this sort of thing.

6:15

hey Kevin, can you please do a video how to play against bishop opening?

1:16

Hi Kevin--I don't think you addressed the pros and cons of Black bishop declining by taking pawn on f2. King is forced to take black bishop, preventing him from castling for rest of game and putting the king "out there" as is done by Fried Liver attack. I'd appreciate if u can explain to me, thanks!

11:40

Which software do you use for your videos

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the w bishop at d5 can be taken by the black queen at f5 it's all by it self? (18 min mark)

I don't get it, in the very end, what's stopping black from taking the bishop at b5 with his queen?

A very nice website about openings, useful to have a quick and most important lines of each one.

why can't black take the gambit pawn in the beginning whit his knight?

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