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Hi guys! Today I would like to teach you The Legal Trap, which most people do not know. Even if you know it, I would recommend you to watch the video to understand it even better. In this video, I will explain the good moves and bad moves for both black and white, and do full variations. This video took me a lot of time to make, so if you enjoy the video, you could like and subscribe, it means the world to me! Anyway, here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17CLrZm5O7E

Hey guys! So basically I made a chess channel and it currently has 1.45k subs! I am not asking you to subscribe but I would recommend you to watch some of my videos, they will help you! Heads up - Yes, I am a kid, don't be surprised lol. Anyway, here are a few examples: Englund Gambit Blackburne Shilling Gambit trap 15 Useful Chess Tips Please comment down below any recommendations or anything else, thanks and love you guys

With approval from the owner of this club I will be managing our new official YT channel!!! Here is the link to channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz9507M1NYW26fTD9P6mGcw New videos will be coming soon!

And this one is one that I made.

Hello. This is a LESSON. Not a puzzle.

https://youtu.be/huQJcqhSnlQ if the link dont work pls tell me or you could go to the club channel and click the vid

link: https://youtu.be/DryVjQ11-UU its 2 bishop checkmates i will be posting once 2 days and pls sub! thanks to panopto for the recording

we have our YT channel! link: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCA4V5GyHeEKo1d4irSwlsgA/featured me babymango will post vids ill try to make good ones so i need help by how to rec and how to edit

500 Sub Special! | Q&A With Subscribers! Thank you all for 500 subs! 😁😀 I really appreciate it! Subscribe 🔔 and Like 👍 this video if you enjoy it! Also, I'm really sorry if you asked a question but it didn't show up here, please let me know if that happened to you. Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXkfzFn3fJY

Lawnmower Checkmate Trick | Tricks For Beginners Today I will be showing you a nice tactic for you to learn, make sure to subscribe (If you want to) and watch till the end to see all possible combinations, thanks! Help me make more videos:https://streamlabs.com/thechessguy/tip Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pj_C0cFIXPQ

Hi everyone, I wanna thank josh for making me admin. I’m gonna talk about some good openings I think everyone should try. (1) Giuoco Piano everyone knows the Giuoco Piano, it’s the first opening everyone learns (most likely). I would recommend this opening to beginners, but I would stop playing it at intermediate level (2) when you start getting to the intermediate level, I would recommend trying new openings. The Ruy Lopez is a good intermediate opening, and can be useful (3) Queen’s Gambit now, 1.e4 gets boring. Even though it’s still well played amongst good players, it’s time to switch. I recommend the playing the Queens Gambit, as 1. D4 leads to very interesting positions. (4) 1. f4 and 1. c4 this is more for advanced players, because f4 and c4 can be tricky but they can lead to positive results. As many people at the advanced level still play 1. e4 you can catch lots not knowing their lines to respond to c4 or f4. Honorable mentions: Jobava London, very good opening. I play it myself, from a dare from @rychessmaster1 and it’s worked very well for me. I highly recommend you to try it as well. The Bongcloud: invented by Lenny Bongcloud, this opening is a fun way to try chess. It’ll really confuse your opponents in bullet (if you play it). But don’t play it in rapid, or else you’ll lose. 1. Nf3: this move can lead to lots of openings. (1. e4, 1. d4, 1. c4, 1. g3, 1. b3). Starting with Nf3 basically gives you a chance to see what your opponent plays, then choose the opening that’s fit. 1. g3: Fianchetto the bishop, then bring your mighty warriors out. This gives you a chance to not develop a bishop to c4, b5 etc but to put it on g2 which gives a solid structure for the bishop. It controls the diagonal, so watch out, your opponent could accidentally blunder a rook with b6. This makes a better safety on the king when short castling (0-0). 1. b3: same idea but usually for long castle (0-0-0). This controls the diagonal but your opponent has a good chance of developing on kingside which makes it worse than 1. g3. Nevertheless it is still worthy.

1.Dedicate enough time to studying ending positions. 2.Learn Endgame Patterns with a Friend,Chess Instructor, or A Partner 3. Analyze important endgames played by Grand masters. 4.Use “easy-to-hard” approach. 5.Track your endgame statistics. 6.Don't be intimidated by the endgames

Hey guys! Today I played a game with a nice person named @Ring_tailed_Lemur (This was a prep match 4 NSPCL ) I was biting My nails when I took on g4 because I realized I could of won if I hadn't taken the game because when I took it allowed him to fork me and lose my very good pawn .But luckly I took control and stopped playing my moves fast and concentrated for a draw, and guess What?! I got it because I took control of opposition. (This was a 15|2 ) ~ @Bizarreguest

There are very important reasons for the pawn! NOT just to be moved but to make different openings. It's Also used in strategy situations like protecting your queen. Pawns are a valuable piece in the game!

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