Youtube channels to learn chess
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MadushanBDissanayake
Feb 21, 2018
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What are the best youtube channels to learn Chess for Average players？（1500-2000）.
ChessNetwork is incredible, check out his standard games. For some high level calculation check Kingscrusher
Feb 22, 2018
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#3
My recommendations:
iChess
GingerGM
John Bartholemew
St Louis Chess Center
Feb 22, 2018
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#4
For openings I really like Dereque Kelley. He breaks down the opening and explains what both sides hope to accomplish without bias.
Feb 22, 2018
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#5
Saint Louis Chess Club is really good as well as they get into all types of stuff. Openings. Endgames etc.
For interesting and informative annotations of historical games, try @agadmator.
I don't watch as much as I'd like to, but Daniel King is quite good.
1stKnight619 wrote:
try watching The Great Carlini's Games/Coffee Chess. Also check out Dereque Kelly
Lol you should probably make your sarcasm more obvious to a beginner.
Feb 22, 2018
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John Bartholomew is pretty good. For me his games are also relevant because I play his repertoire with white and black. 1.d4 and 1.e5 d5.
I recommend agadmator. Very instructive and easy to follow, and fast enough.
Metrowest chess club and NM Rob King is awesome. The great thing is , is that the videos are interactive, you need to stop and think, all those other channels just spoon feed people. You could watch them for a thousand years and never gain a single rating point.
Chesserroo2 wrote:
I recommend agadmator. Very instructive and easy to follow, and fast enough.
Also he has a cool Croatian accent, instead of an annoying American accent. That matters to me.
Feb 23, 2018
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#19
I've watched a number of John Bartholomew's videos and I like his style of presentation. He's one of the few YouTube channels to do over-the-board presentations and I have been experimenting with this style myself. Anyone else like this format?
