d4 with white and the caro-kann with black both teach incredibly important concepts to beginners. It's tough to lay everything out in detail here since the openings are complex, but these openings are highlighted in almost all of my YouTube videos to date. If you wanna check out my channel, here's the link:
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Sicilian defence type sicilian najdorf explenation somewhere on youtube. its relativly easy to underatand the ideas behind it. It is little bit advenced but when you understand it, you will strategical play will improve!
Thanks for the answers! And, Giraffe_Chess, I was already subscribed to your channel, it is really good!
how to go into an endgame: play the Lopez exchange (white)
how to dismantle an imposing center: Alekhine's defense(black), pirc/modern (black)
how to maneuver pieces: Stonewall (black+white), King's Indian Attack
how to have fun: Nimzowitch defense(black), Bird's opening (white)
Thanks for the help! Do you think the KID can also help to practice kingside atacks and learn when to attack and when to defend?
Knight opening is a grafeful
option for an attack
which knight? I prefer Nc3
Thanks for the help! Do you think the KID can also help to practice kingside atacks and learn when to attack and when to defend?
If you really like all out attacks, go for it! Positions get really fun. But for beginners? no. The concepts are kinda difficult to play, because nobody knows "when to defend"
Not really easy to play, but the Spanish for both black and white teach some of the most important concepts in all of chess.
Thanks for the answers! And, Giraffe_Chess, I was already subscribed to your channel, it is really good!
Glad you're enjoying it!
Sicilian defence type sicilian najdorf explenation somewhere on youtube. its relativly easy to underatand the ideas behind it. It is little bit advenced but when you understand it, you will strategical play will improve!
Hahahahahh this comment made me cry with laughter. If you think the Sicilian is easy to master why aren’t you world champion.
Sicilian defence type sicilian najdorf explenation somewhere on youtube. its relativly easy to underatand the ideas behind it. It is little bit advenced but when you understand it, you will strategical play will improve!
“It’s relatively easy to understand”
”it’s a bit advanced”
”somewhere on YouTube”
no, not really. For all of those.
Greetings chess lovers, I am stuck in a rut. Been playing chess casually for 20 years, and in February of this year I finally beat the man that taught me the basic moves---my dad. Anyway I had a chess coach analyze my level in person last year. He said my chess.com rating is lower than my actual skill level. My ratings here stay around mid 900s but my skill level is around the 1000s. I want to be a Grand Master. How do I level up well? What do I need to do to improve into the mid 1000s (at least)? I keep a plateau in the 900s---how do I break free? Please help me!! But I am and always will be in love with chess.
Sicilian defence type sicilian najdorf explenation somewhere on youtube. its relativly easy to underatand the ideas behind it. It is little bit advenced but when you understand it, you will strategical play will improve!
Yes...this. Lets see the sicilian in action by the OP!
Sicilian defence type sicilian najdorf explenation somewhere on youtube. its relativly easy to underatand the ideas behind it. It is little bit advenced but when you understand it, you will strategical play will improve!
Yes...this. Lets see the sicilian in action by the OP!
That was my second game and it was 5 min blitz. Anyway, I know I'm bad but I'm trying to improve and get help to be able to do it.
Queens Gambit
Hi, I am not looking for openings that are necessarily easy to play and will give beginners a better win percentage against other beginners. I am looking for openings that can teach important strategical themes, such as "how to develop a good attack", "when it is good to open the center and when it is not", "how to properly organize a minority attack" etc. These openings don't need to be easy, I don't care if I might lose most of my games as long as my losses teach me something that might help me improve.