I doubt either are worth watching much. In Barnes and Noble two weeks ago, I took a deep dive into Gotham’s book. It is not very good. Jose Capablanca, Chess Fundamentals is better thought out and more current, even though it was published 105 years ago. The only beginner book better that Capablanca’s is Ilya Maizelis, A Soviet Chess Primer.
Sadistic tushi or Gothamchess
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gothem chess is my GOAT
Who?
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duggushekhawat wrote:
Yeah I like TempoLion more than both but he's a trash talker.
SADISTICTUSHI FTW!
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Ziryab wrote:
I doubt either are worth watching much. In Barnes and Noble two weeks ago, I took a deep dive into Gotham’s book. It is not very good. Jose Capablanca, Chess Fundamentals is better thought out and more current, even though it was published 105 years ago. The only beginner book better that Capablanca’s is Ilya Maizelis, A Soviet Chess Primer.
Tushi's higher rated than you. What do u watch, Mr Unc?
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ChessAceFTW wrote:
Ziryab wrote:
I doubt either are worth watching much. In Barnes and Noble two weeks ago, I took a deep dive into Gotham’s book. It is not very good. Jose Capablanca, Chess Fundamentals is better thought out and more current, even though it was published 105 years ago. The only beginner book better that Capablanca’s is Ilya Maizelis, A Soviet Chess Primer.
Tushi's higher rated than you. What do u watch, Mr Unc?
Every master is rated higher than me. Very few have my teaching experience.
Watch? I was referencing books. Do you read?
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ChessAceFTW wrote:
Yup. I'm currently solving Chess Middlegames by Laszlo Polgar.
That’s a book I regret not buying when it was $30. I have the endgames and Chess in 5334 positions. Missing Middlegames.
Of course, that’s not reading. The text is minimal.
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Tushar anand and levy Rozman, both awesome players, equally my favorite.
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Ziryab wrote:
ChessAceFTW wrote:
Ziryab wrote:
I doubt either are worth watching much. In Barnes and Noble two weeks ago, I took a deep dive into Gotham’s book. It is not very good. Jose Capablanca, Chess Fundamentals is better thought out and more current, even though it was published 105 years ago. The only beginner book better that Capablanca’s is Ilya Maizelis, A Soviet Chess Primer.
Tushi's higher rated than you. What do u watch, Mr Unc?
Every master is rated higher than me. Very few have my teaching experience.
Watch? I was referencing books. Do you read?
He's not titled, he's 1900 fide
You might be stronger than him
Both cause both are teachers one from my country and other from New York