Chess is hard in a great challenging way. The single best advice you’ve given me is to not memorize moves; play principle chess and assess what the opponent’s pieces were doing prior to that piece’s last move. Great advice.
Love the way you make it seem so 'easy' and understandable what to play, what to look out for and the way you count and calculate tradeoffs. what i do not understand yet is how for black, the lightsquared spaces are weak. i guess i lack insight in what that means if turning it into an advantage.
Thank you so much for your instructive videos i’ve learnt a lot i actually tried the pegasus system and won the first trial :) btw may i ask you not to play against bots and encourage you to play against humans instead (bots are really weird 🤣) also a post game analysis will be greatly appreciated..thank you
What a great video. I saw Nd4 too. I was surprised your opponent allowed that to happen, but then made the best response once you'd done it. I think some of your opponents see you're a coach and get a little help from their "piscine" friends...
While I enjoyed the video, it did not deliver on what the title suggests. I did not learn how to play chess so well that people would assume I'm a grandmaster. There was actually very little practical discussion of chess at all.
I keep trying to sign up for your 30 minute video meeting to discuss lessons and i get an email invitation to join. but then it gets cancelled every time. what’s the problem??
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