Very helpful for a beginner, thankyou

Great video Thanks Danny

Like the suck it up part

How about Chess Up lol

Love the Princess Bride reference

Man, I have made thousands of little mistakes just like that. But thanks to your videos Danny, I am making less errors every time I play. I would love to get a blitz game against you sometime, unrated of course.

Great game you picked there Danny, black was completely crushed! More valuable opening principles learned, good job!

Looking forward to your next installment 

Thank you for a great video.  One thing you said was startling to me, because i had never heard it before!  It was, "never open the center until your king is safe."  That one piece of advice is going to make a huge difference to us beginners.  Thanks again!

Danny, being a big fan of you, I listened to this as if the general teaching principles are directed specifically to me :) looking forward to improve my game further..

Sorry! Here it is http://www.chess.com/forum/view/game-analysis/member-analysis-auditions

and I will post it in the other video too!!!

One of Rensch's most valuable videos to date for beginners.  The example is consistent with the type of games played at this level.  The strategies and tactics were directly applicable to my game.  Thank you. 

Very good video Danny. It teaches how beginners need to play by the Opening Principles of Ruben Fine. Deveolp your pieces, Control the Center and Castle!

Worst Vizzini impersonation ever.  Still had me laughing though.  ;)

excellent video, one of your better ones in terms of advice, danny [edit: when posting this comment, it came up as a preview first, no idea how to reproduce it or why ]

wonderful video whch consisted of an excellent, review plus new stuff over and above what you were teaching

iocain powder I believe is the posion :). A movie quoted many times when we were bored on the submarine when I was in the Navy.

A gem of a video because of its focus on thinking processes employed by titled players.  I really appreciated the overarching insights which seemed to instruct us regarding how to think strategically.  Quite rare to find such thinking process guidelines, and therefore valuable.

Enjoyed the video. Keep em coming!

@pointred -- anymore comments in this thread, and I will close your account for spamming...

Thank you.

Danny

Great basic analysis! More of this type on basic principles is needed to help players to improve their games without a coach. So I hope you continue in this vein of teaching members. Again, great video.

Danny...you're way better at chess than me...thats why I'm here...I really appreciate your criticism because it gives me a chance to see a truly excellent chess player break down my moves, that's what it's about...been very valuable, thanks again - I'm not about the ego but getting better, and this is awesome for this!