In this chess basics video, we talk about the fundamentals of the opening chess principles and how you should use them in your chess game.
Chess Basics: Opening Principles
In this chess basics video, we talk about the fundamentals of the opening chess principles and how you should use them in your chess game.
Simple development move.
You should understand the principles of opening before memorize them
Thanks always wanted to understand it and not just improvise lol
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So, what happens if black decides to move queen to G2, after we switch the king and rook, that’s mate right?
Wow it's so much fun playing against a opponent that doesn't fucking move
Fucking idiot
great tips.
Just started playing again after 20+ years. Only to have online matches with my brother who lives the other side of the world. This was a good refresher.
Thanks
At this moment, I’m friggin terrible. Tried a few games on my new computer and had to quit every one and get some new player strategies!
Great beginner's video! I'm new to learning the principles behind chess and it helps to have it laid out quickly and easily. Thank you.
i like to bring out all pieces before castling keeping my options open
Where is that summary comment?
I need this, was checkmated in 4 moves last night, still not recovered from it
Thanks man this was helpful. Learning foundations for any game is so important.
I’m using chess to exercise my brain. Use it or loose it !
Great video. Helped me alot. Thank you.
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i am gonna mention you in my book when i become a world champion.THANKS
What software are you using. I'm trying to put chess videos on YouTube
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Great lesson. Thank you!
This really was exactly the explanation I needed thankyou 🙏
This video is 1.25 for normal speed
Anyone else here from the Queens gambit?
Who’s here after queen’s gambit
Thanks Queen's Gambit, now I'm learning Chess.
WHY do you want knights before bishops? You told us this was a basic principle but no rationale was given.
I’m here after Queen’s gambit.
Nice video, but it’s really jarring to keep hearing the opponent referred to as “he”. Maybe refer to them as they if you don’t know their gender?
“We wanna get our bishop into the thing”
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I'm here because of The queen's gambit from Netflix 🤣
pawn to e3 is my favorite opening tbh
The queens gambit series led to the book its based on be listed in the new yorks best seller after 37 years of its publication and the highest peak in searches about chess on google in 9 years
Why should you open your knight before bishop?
Thanks, I enjoyed your presentation, I'm adding it to my list of reads until it is totally a habit.
Only comment I have with your presentations is the sound is always to low, can we boost it higher and let us adjust?
watching the cleanest chess handshake led me to this
Your sound settings needs some principles as well 😉
Came her becoz of the queens of gambit:)
I'm an instinctive player. I can defeat 40% of the players, but players who have learned the basics can trap me with things I never saw coming. I want to be better against that. That's why I'm here!
Can We Capture opponents Queen without her Consent
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thank's very helpful
Within 30 seconds this video has me saying "yes" to the computer!! I want to know why, when I open with E4 my opponent does X, and what the opening systems mean for the rest of the game – looks like this video might begin to address these questions.
This was great!!!!
This video should have 5m views. Great stuff. Simple, informative, usable. Thanks!
Vintage YouTube days. Love it!!
Thats a good video
1:10 "You want to have center control, you don't want to start with a move like H4." Haha, Magnus just played this against GM Wei Yi on 5/21/22. Somebody forgot to tell him. Seriously though, when you are that good, you can get away with breaking the rules of chess. Sometimes….
This is good but you didn't talk about bad bishops.