GM Tips - The Power of Paralysis

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In this video, I talk about positions where your opponent can't do anything too productive. I discuss how to identify such positions, how to aim for them, and how to play them once you are there.
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28 июн 2024

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@eschiedler 2 месяца назад

I've heard of the term "quiet move", however this lesson really does a great explanation for the purpose behind them. A lot to learn packed into three positions in 30 minutes.

@chickenmessiah Месяц назад

Once again, great lesson. I’ve never seen a video on this subject. Thank you.

@garygross3093 Месяц назад

Another fantastic video!

@je9625 2 месяца назад

This is (yet another) great video from GM Friedel which I will be studying closely and taking notes. I frequently get great positions against good players (2100 and above) but botch them because I don't know how to maintain the pressure.

@Swishead 2 месяца назад

So funnily enough I was rewatching some of the Nepo-Ding WC match, and I think game 12 where Nepo played b4, if he had instead played a6, white was paralysed. But he went for a forcing continuation which kept the game going and he went on to lose.