The last game was amazing how you controlled the board with that knight.

Love the French series. Not enough non-lecture material for it on YT

0:04 Steinitz Attack
3:20 Exchange
13:59 Exchange
16:52 Winawer, Advance Variation
27:28 Winawer, Delayed Exchange
32:03 Veresov Attack?
42:04 La Bourdonnais, Advance
50:12 La Bourdonnais, Advance
1:03:01 Tarrasch, Open, Euwe-Keres line
1:11:50 Winawer

That last game is just brilliant.

That first guy was an 1000 at best, and that's being generous, lol.

that game against alfredo was sauce

15:15 I'd take the rook 🤚🏼

Thanks for those thematic speedruns. I feel the need to show them to my students, but they're like 8 years old and can't understand English. But I'll find a way. Also the shortcut lines like the Winawer with an early Ne7 and b6 are clever ideas. Inspirations everywhere.

To me the most important thing thing to remember from this great video is that thumbnail. That had me!

There is no way that first guy was 1600+ 🤣

15:15  I'd do the honorable thing, and give him a draw. I'd draw his attention to the fact that he needs to buy a new mouse by taking the rook.

56:47 Aman blundered his rook on c8 there, he should have been down an exchange (the knight threatened to capture the queen after taking the rook)

I think you are a better teacher than Magnus C,  thank you for sharing

This series is SOOOOOOOOOO helpful...thanks!

I learn a lot !! thank you      Obrigado

15:30 "what would you do?"  - bro that rook on f1 would be gone before you could finish saying "what".

43:50 "Alright... Welcome to the World of Knight H6" - Aman you crack me up no end 😆

@ 1:17:58
is why I like chess.
That is so rude. And this is the type of game I can be as rude as I want to be.
ah! that's beautiful! This is the Karpov Boa constrictor I dream to play.

Interesting how you play vs 1600+ that does not know what to do, and I'm constantly playing vs 1300-1400 that have 85+ accuracy?!?

15:30 absolute scumbag move taking the rook dude