This life hack will reduce your blunders by 50% 

London course on sale: www.chessable.com/alex-banzeas-london-system/course/118788/

I enjoy the bad Alex vs. mature Alex comic sidelines.

Alex - thanks for videos.. I been improving by just being calm, developing, rook on open files, breaking in the center when opponent isn't castled and not hanging pieces. Caro Kahn and Jobava working for me. - Russ from NY.

This is so helpful. Appreciate the more in depth conversation about the pawn breaks and endgame/middle game play. Thank you...

Yessssss more London since I just bought your course with video.

Thanks alex, watching for a while but this really helped

loving your sharply dressed alter ego 😂. Got my first checkmate against the fantasy variation!!! Have you done a game where white castles queenside in the Tartakower?! I encountered this the other day and only won because i flagged them lol

shout out to all 3 of you watching 🤣🤣😂😂

Coincides with me blundering my queen an hour ago, with one move to check-mate after a clean Caro-Kann defense. I rage-quit the app and repeatedly lectured myself about checking EVERY move even close to the "end". lol. f***ing hell. lol

0 blunders in the picture, meanwhile Alex: makes 1 blunder in every game. Jokes aside, thanks for playing the normal london system, as I got both your london and caro course. Really helps me through the middle game

your videos are my favorite on RU-vid!!!!!

Bro is giving the best relationship tactics also 36:45

Unmatched perspicacity, agreed! :)

The key to all of chess is the Botvinnik-Carls. It's found both in the Caro Kann and the London System. In case of the Caro Kann Kings Knight Advanced Variation, I learned in this video that it's best to pin the kings knight before playing the Botvinnik-Carls.

I had a bad day yesterday after saying I had a good day, losing 10 games on the bounce, tiredness and drinking does not help me lol. However I have turned it around today with 2 wins of higher opponents (I'm currently 440 as I type, I played 554 and 736 rated) The 736 rated player I played I managed to play your beautiful Fantasy Variation and won in 7 moves, yay me :). I will probably be called up for fair play soon, because my accuracy (when I'm not making blunders) is very high for my rating range, but that is down to watching hours of your videos, so once again, thank you Alex :)

Hey Alex what is most powerful opening Jovaba or London?

@AlexBanzea 25:20-25:30 What if white played bishop E2? Wouldnt that eliminate the bishops attack on the Queen?

Hi Alex, can show some line in the advanced Caro with pawn C4 lines, I’ve faced it quite a bit and lost quite a bit😢

In German, the letter "Z" has the English sound of "TSU," so "Zugzwang" should be pronounced "tsug-tswong."

A podcast by Alex🙋

19:15 thats Mr. Banzea to you!

You’re the best Alex! 1. e4 c6 2. Qh5 Nf6 3. Qf3 d5 4. d3 dxe4 5. dxe4 Bg4 6. Qb3 Qd1#

Thank you very helpful for me as a beginner. I don´t blunder anymore;-) cheers from germany 😊

Hi Alex, Did you play Game 2 just before going to a wedding?^^ costume & perfect hair cut

37:15 I’m dead

Discovering this channel has made me so much more interested in chess. The rating climbs are very helpful. Love from India 🇮🇳

36:32 💎's dropped right here

You forgot "overwhelming modesty" AZ a quality!

What video did you refer to at 38:30 ?

Waiting for the promised life hack.

Bro I’m tired of imagining now damn

WoW! I learned a new chess term: fuckery. Or in this case "early fuckery". Good to know.

Life hack for Alex could be to rethink his usual time investment pattern and redistribute some seconds towards the later parts😅

playing these opening does not help me though, I need to know how to calculate no matter which opening I play. but thanks anyways.

Bro thinks I can learn

34:00 frumos...

07:55 Aw, jeez. First Magnus tells me to sit at the board and play with myself, and now Alex wants me to tickle my opponent. What the actual feck is going on here? Also...I don't have a reason for this, but I can't put into words how happy it makes me hearing a Romanian say things like "I have unmatched perspicacity."😂 Keep up the great work, Alex. ✌️🤘

@ 13:11 why didn’t you simply pick up the free knight at D7?

My blunders laugh at my blunders.

Yes yes london with with carokan with black what of you meet an opponent that plays d4 wats your best response?...

How about 1.c3 for truly risk free??? No Benoni or Englund tricks....

Inter balistic missely❤️❤️❤️

This kid is genius, pure and simple. Niemann would have to stuff untold number of anti-poo-poo beads up his gluttonous maximus in order to beat this kid!

Any part means any......😅 Let me know the name of medicine.

I enjoy learning from you, but those last second moves are driving me nuts. I'm sitting there yelling at the screen TAKE TAKE TAKE... moments left & you what? Take... drives me nuts.

Suited, grown up alter ego cracks me up. 😂😂😂

i comment not that much, but i like your Videos. greetings

I See Alex, i have a better mood, how can you be so sympathic❤ If I Had the Money to Spend would Love to get some Training by you, especially because i use jobava and Caro kann Just because of you as my Main lines. But i started to Look into Vienna Gambit and danish Defense. I accidently played it in some Games and Then i started to learn more. I am already Close to 1000 going Up from 600 ❤

it's because you are getting old...welcome to my world Alex

I am stopping at minute 9, do I actually learn how to not blunder, or is this again a video watching an IM beating a 1300? Just want to know if it is worth to watch the video, if I am just interested in not blundering.

41:52 “Mark Verstappen” really?! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 That’s the worst blunder of you’re stream, go grab a pillow 😜😘

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Risk free chess, OH just blundered my Bishop !!! 34.10

Woah I'm early

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