look at the Chessfactor channel on YouTube.
Caro-Kann Players! Post here any study resources/tips you recommend!
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DON'T think you're going to get away with Nc6/Bg4 against the mieses! find ANOTHER plan!
gotham chess is a big advocate for the carokann. he should have some good videos to help you build your repertoire and/or understand the plans and concepts... but seriously, don't "no brainer" against the mieses. I eat 2 caros for every loss
Sep 1, 2023
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1983B-Boy написал:
DON'T think you're going to get away with Nc6/Bg4 against the mieses! find ANOTHER plan!
gotham chess is a big advocate for the carokann. he should have some good videos to help you build your repertoire and/or understand the plans and concepts... but seriously, don't "no brainer" against the mieses. I eat 2 caros for every loss
I think I am lucky cuz I NEVER met the mieses in my life
Caeo Kann players are low testothrone sissies
Sep 1, 2023
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Hi! I can contribute with a complete repertoire that suits a Caro Kann player. See my post: https://www.chess.com/blog/maafernan/a-solid-opening-repertoire-for-speed-chess
Good luck!
#7 i don't know why you always keep this bichy Karen attitude.
Sep 2, 2023
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#10
One of the best sources for the Caro-Kann is Lakdawala's book, Caro-Kann: Move by Move
Good morning everyone,
I'm looking to learn more about the Caro-Kann, particularly lesser-known sidelines and the middle-game plans for this competitive opening. Granted that I haven't looked, I was thinking it would be beneficial to have a recent forum post where everyone posts the resources they would recommend for learning more about this opening.
I myself have kicked off this learning journey through Daniel Naroditsky and Levy Rozman's youtube repertoires on the subject (the former's speedrun series and the latter's explanation videos).
If you have any free (or paid) resources, be they books, websites, videos, etc. you believe helped you best, feel free to post them as comments on this thread, and thank you!