In the very first example, my opponents bring the Queen back to her original spot 99.9% of the time. LOLzzz

Cool video 😎

Excellent please make a vidio about ponziani opening

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LOVED THE VIDEO, BUT I THINK THREE TIMES YOU GOT THE NAMES OF PIECES MESSED UP (saying bishop when you mean knight and so forth.). Thank you, I'll be watching!

love this channel

Hola, nos podrías explicar más trampas con una apertura empezando en d4? Gracias

Useful video. Plz make videos on mistakes in French defense, sicilian defense, ruy lopez defence

Profe, podes explicar la Londres? Gracias

Great ❤

Scandinavian is by far the worst of the regular book openings for black. The loss of tempo is just a death knell.

Gracias 🎉

Not checked but black counters for E4/D4?  White counters for E4 and C6 perhaps.  Nice though: food for thought.

Queen recap on d5 is the most played but ive also played knight to f6 with the Scandinavian. Which puts a double attack on the center pawn usually resulting in either a free take back or they are forced to play something like pawn to c4. I have found it leads to as much better game than moving the queen out though.

At my elo (300-400), after their queen takes the pawn in the centre and I bring out the Knight to attack, I typically see them move their queen to e5 to check the king. I don't really know how to defend against that

Explica algunas trampas, contra la defensa Caro Kan

Me gustaría conocer las trampas de las blancas contra las negras en la defensa francesa.

Muchas gracias teacher muy bien explicado lo aplicaré en mis partidas,saludos desde México.

What if the queen goes to f6 after the initial night attack to give a check my king?.

15:02 Queen takes d5 will get you win more material. You will take the bishop knight and rook. QxD5, pawne7 to e6, bishop C6x D7, black Queen takes bishop and white queen takes rook with check.