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London System – Here’s a simple & powerful opening strategy for white, which can help you beat your opponents & win more chess games. These chess opening plans, moves, tactics, tricks and ideas, will help you advance to a really solid middlegame. We’ll look at the London system and all the best moves in different variations – Basic London, Jobava London, when to transpose into e5 openings, when to transpose into the Queen’s gambit etc. I also have an interesting Chess Puzzle for you at the end of this video. Let’s see if you can solve that.
Video Chapters:
0:00 Chess Openings – Introduction
0:11 What is the London system?
0:37 How to play the London system as White?
2:12 Ideal London setup for white
4:32 About Babbel
5:48 Main ideas in the London
6:47 London against early c5 line
8:38 London against Bishop f5 (Copycat line)
9:12 London against Knight c6
9:52 London against King’s Indian
11:31 Chess Puzzle
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It's good to see ashish playing chess
Rxe7…black will be left with just pawns and white will still have a rook left.
Thanks sir
Puzzle solution according to me
Rook takes Knight, then black queen to rook is forced. The queen that was defending the rook is moved second white rook can take black rook and give check to King. Black can not block with sweety as it will be in white queen way so moving black king is forced. Then white rook can simply take the second black rook and end up with huge material advantage. From there it's very simple for white to win.
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Chess = 12th Chemistry
Lond system
the queen and the knight is guarding the g8 square so first we move Pawn to d5 to threaten the queen, he can protect the queen with 2 options by directly with queen or with knight. if he decides to protect with queen then knight gone and checkmate with queen and if he decides to play knight to d5 then we take the rook at g8 it's a check and if he moves his king to d7 or f7 then boom another rook and if he try it with his queen then queen gone and in next move rook at b8 gone. And the counter to this is queen's sacrifice from black and taking 2 rooks from white.
nice analysis of the opening I use most as white.
Why this move called London system ??
Best move for white is d5
You had me at lazy
Nice and helpfull video. Thanks for the video
I don't understand well
Qd3
can we play this system as black?
Just got defeated by this shit , and you tube suggested me this video
You need to work on your French "r" sound in merci. See Learn French With Alexa and Comme Une Française on YouTube for pronunciation tips (it's very hard at first to use the glottal sounds, it helps to have a video).
Well great video, thanks
Pd5
My answer: White play Rxe7(check), Black plays Qxe7, White plays Rxg8 check(check), Black can either play Kd7 or Kf7(both cases results to to the same outcome), White plays Qxe7, Black recaptures with the king, and then White plays Rxb8. This results in a winning endgame for white as white is up a rook.
This video really helped me, and with this video I won my inter school chess competition and against such a guy, who won 3 conscutive inter school competitions
That one indian person who knows everything you want to know
Answer R×e7is a check and when they play king they're queen is gone,they'll just play Q×e7 then we will play R×g8 they're rook is gone,they has to play king they're another rook is gone and white is winning.
I’m new to chess but wouldn’t it be better to move your bishop to e5 to get the easy queen? I noticed this at 2:09
lol your subscribers are idiots. The puzzle's solution is the move Rxe7+. The opponent's King could move to either d8 or f8, but doing so would result in the loss of the black Queen, therefore the most logical move for black to play is Qxe7. White plays Rg8+.
Black's options are to, a) Use the Queen to block the check …b) Move the king to safety. Black's first option loses a Queen, so the best moves in the position are either Kd7 or Kf7.
It does not matter which of these moves black elects to play for his fate has already been decided. Qxe7+ …Kxe7 white trades the queens off the board & after the move Rxb8, he wins material & he will most probably win the game as well soon.
Move from g7 to e7
Good
9:05 why can't the black just move his pawn from 6b to 7b? Someone please explain this to me
Rxe7 Qxe7 Rxg8
Sir
I admire your work to chess community.. You explain the concepts nicely…
I was going through London system and got a doubt. Whether London system will be disturbed if Bishop moves to g4 in 3rd step…
Puzzle solution :- pawnd5, if black queen take pawn white push his queen
On e7 and game is over.
good but a little bit confusing
Wow
Amazing Strat! its so easy
Very nice analysis and tips.
When you playing against a gm, it doesn't work
F7 move is good it took rock and the knight
6:14
Why black moving the pawn to f6,it's just straight blunder,if black doesn't move the pawn he can easily capture the queen
I always learn something with your videos. Thank you.
Why do you not move what average chess players would move? You seem to play as if you want to lose the game.
What to do when your opponent plays knight E4 early against your London system
Good to know I'm a lazy player… Any have any other channel recommendations. Chess is a nice game, the lesson is simple, difference is not a good reason to go to war.
I always call this "pyramid opening"
i really like playing the other bishop to d3 after the system is complete
Sir London System is a very good chess variation thanks for teaching it will help me a lot 😊
Rook takes knight , queen takes rook , rook takes rook with check ,king moves , queen takes queen , king takes queen , rook takes rook after all this white is up a rook and winning
Rxe7±Qxe7,
Rxg8±
Your videos are awesome , i wish i could get all these in any book format
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