Chess

Thanks!

Thank you, GM Dzindzichashvili.

Very informative. Every beginner should watch this lecture and believe what

GM Dzindzichashvili is saying.

We Must not violate the general rules of chess, and if that happens,

wait punishment!!

thanks very much for GM Roman  Dzindzichashvili

Thank you mister Dzindzichashvili !

Why White went e5 (Game 1) before placing rooks on d and e files? What did White was trying to hurry about, maybe he wanted to control light squares on the a8-h1 diagonal before Black takes it with ...Bb7? or was there another reason to go e5 at that moment?

Roman as aways great teacher, lecturer, chess player - thank you!

Thank you for making this video. It was very informative indeed

Excellent lecture. Right to the point to give an unmistakable message.

OMG I lol'd at 9:48!

A truly insightful lecture- Thank you , Roman!

not bad, too true to say that I have been caught aggressive players; need to get better to take advantage of their arrogance.

that sucked

nice

Excellent. Thankyou.

Thanks for a great lecture. I've always wondered why some very good players play against the usual recommendations. Now I understand it is not such a great idea, after all.

thank you

Hello Lankasterss,

He is saying "Rybka program" referring to the Rybka chess program and comparing it to other chess programs.

Wonderful! Thank you Roman!

what is Rika Prava??

good advice: "A bad plan is better than making moves with no plan at all"

GM Dzindzichashvili gives some very important advice about the principles of chess vs. the desire for creative play. He shows two model games to emphasize his points, focusing on principles of development and consistent planning in the opening.