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In chess, as in life, I often find myself completely forked.

Great video, as always. Opponent may have been 2000 ELO, but didn't play like it.

I used to play chess all the time when I was a child but back then had no idea what I was doing other than how each piece moved.
I didn't know anything in regards to strategy and back then didn't even know that it's best to keep control of the center of the board.
Now I'm 42 and recently decided to start playing Chess again and my 17 year old son has been absolutely destroying me everytime
we play!  My biggest issue right now is that I feel like I'm always reacting to what he's doing rather than feeling like I'm setting up any
sort of attacks.  I feel like I'm just doing my best to run away from him!

Very helpful video, thank you. I appreciate you playing it out at the end and discussing the threat of a stalemate. I am new and have missed out on wins because I didn't have a strategy to close it out at the end.

I've always liked that approach-if I have any material advantage to start trading down pieces. With every trade my material advantage becomes stronger. Nice to see that supported here.

These videos help me see things that I’ve ignored in the past, and it has helped my approach to Chess… TY PC

It is really helpful! This way of thinking boosted my elo after five consecutive wins. Thanks man for sharing!

You are a genius

Wow! Excellent advice. I tried trading pieces after positioning and messed up my first try by accidentally drawing, but my second game was a win. I'm playing against my computer game. I'll do this a while longer and start increasing the difficulty. Thank you!

This is very useful. I'm very obsessed with material. This was very useful advice

Thank you great video!!

Man you make it look easy... I bet I'll still mess it up lol

This was good vid, informative. ✨👍✨

Solid advice, as usual 👍 CCTO is a very important thinking framework for the middle game.

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that endgame was a blunder, he got out the fork threat with tempo because he had a threat doubling. should've just defended the pawn with a3 and black would've had 0 counterplay

Helpful as always. ty

Thanks for the great advice: get rid of every piece once you have a serious advantage

Thanks for all your useful and insightful videos… in such an endgame I like to relax and march a pawn up …then the only thing I gotta double check against is a stalemate on conversion😅