How to Think Like an IM | Longer Time Control Games Against Subs | Inside My Head 

By far one of the most instructive chess channels on youtube

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Awesome first game by the way. Very nice showing of piece development over material count.

As a baby he accidentally swallowed a copy of Reuben Fine's "Ideas Behind The Chess Openings". I once swallowed a Yahtzee dice.

another amazing video!

Hello Sir!! How you doin...i missed to watch a few of your videos but will complete the homework soon...this is also a good one WP GG!!

How to think like an IM: just remember the first 30 moves of an Alexei Shirov game from 20 years ago, and bam. You're thinking like an IM! (Just kidding, but I couldn't resist. Really instructive video as always).

Andras, not sure if you read all youtube comments, but on 05:10 if you go to the game explorer tab on chess.com you can play out the moves and it will give you the highest rated players having played your sequence of moves.

Where can we sign up for the next round of sub-crushing? Thank you for your content!

I don't know why chess.com has a "Good" move description, when this invariably leads to a downturn in the engine evaluation. A move is either "Best", "Excellent" or else an "Inaccuracy" (or worse)?

you and gingerGM most entertaining chess players :)

I played the Alekhine Defense in the 80s. That looked different ... I would usually play d6. Maybe e6 but not both early e6 and d6 together. I guess things have changed or this is unorthodox. It morphed into a Schevenigen type center.

Great game.

do your tennis matches develop into "utta caahnaj"?

rip wang hao

I find it quite annoying, and somewhat distracting when people are premoving during games with reasonably slow time controls.

I enjoy the content, but calling viewer a clown is maybe too much?

Video suggestion: How to play vs the Kings indian attack. It scores really well for white.