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Mr Haro

10y↑24

Love this guy's teaching, wish I could thank him these lessons! :)

Oliver S

10y↑14

8:38 "crazy move H4" lol. I just love Yasser's commentary. A great teacher.

Daniel Manahan

11y↑2

such a thorough presentation. seems like something one should watch a few times.

John A

10y↑5

Yasser is a great coach and has great sense of humor i believe in the kings Indian attack he should play absolutely at 8 move the NF3 and if Nc7 simply can take the e6 squire from the knight with d5 it looks solid alternative line for me this variation still stands decently

Mike Williams

10y↑12

Yasser Seirawan is just the best coach/teacher I can think of. He just enlightens the basics and Sensei/Hanshi/Doshi Terumasa Ogawa always says it is the basics that win the fight!!!

parish fletcher

7y↑6

I've been playn chess now for 30yrs and I'm just learning one thing I wish I understood when I was in school I guess it's never too late to learn bit I learned never ever be scared to win play chess and play ur best since I've buckled down and really studied videos and DVDs my rating has grown 300 points...

Matthew Satterfield

9y↑23

Very enlightening, only annoyance is when he goes off-screen and uses his fingers to point to squares instead of using the mouse for his projector. Other than that very informative and will definitely improve my game.

Gavin Jones

4y↑1

Perfect.. The first 3openings here i am currently learning.. Cheers Yasser!

Fabio Marziali

8y↑21

i would have died to have such chess classes! awesome

pwned11

@Vernie Fabio used a common expression in English. It means that you would have done anything to have a class like this. And that means: You really think that this is a great class. Hopefully that helps you out, Vernie.

Vernie

8y↑2

The fuck?

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liseu

Wish in my city there were lessons like that. Awesome content.

halfgreek1963

Thanks for great, relevant and interesting opening topics.

Eswar Prasad

9y↑5

you are an awesome coach!!

magpie1869

I'd like to see AlphaZero's response to the Scotch and so many other e4-e5 lines. All we've currently seen are a couple of Berlin's with the black pieces so we know it likes 1. ....e5 after 1.e4. I think we'll see the most sound solid e4-e5 lines for black from this unbiased self taught program.

Lop Nezk

That 9.h4 in Mieses variation looks like a really interesting and dynamic idea. The engine also finds nothing wrong with the move.

Lop Nezk

9y↑1

+Cleverconure I probably used Houdini 1.5 when I posted my comment. It gives about 0.21 advantage to Black with 26 depth. To compare with stockfish DD, it gives 0.78 advantage to Black with 32 depth (stockfish usually gives higher advantage in different positions I've experienced). But anyway, it is an interesting idea to use in a tournament game

Chessdumy

+Lop Nezk What engine is it? And, what depth?

The Business

Soothing voice, very relaxing. Open minded. Complex concepts explained.

Spencer Manchester

26:06 instead of marching the H pawn all the way up the board, why not just h3 followed by g4? It accomplishes the same restriction of the knight on e7, and the pawn on e6 still encloses the bishop on c8, rendering capture of g4 an extremely bad move with any piece.
The rook on h1 would have an open file to work with and the bishop on f1 can then come to g2 with pressure on the castled king, after having gained space, neutralized black's threats, and opened the position.

A C

10y↑6

these videos enlive chess in a world of computer games and HIGH pricy chess videos&softwares, thanks

MK

wonderful teacher

NeilEVarga

11y

Opening theory is so complicated these days. It is probably more useful to guide where to look for independent study and how to productively use a database for opening research. But maybe that wouldn't be appropriate for an "intermediate" class. To accurately answer a question about the Scotch Gambit, it helps to know you counter the Italian Game, as move orders and transpositions are crucial in constructing a repertoire with 1..e5. The 1.e4 e5 2.d4 discussion briefly touched upon this.

H.W. Pries

22:55 What would happen after 1...Nf5 2.Bb5+ ? I mean if black blocks with the bishop and you take the bishop on d7, black would have to move its king to either f8 or d8 (d8 looking scary with the white queen still on the d file). If black retakes the bishop by taking with the queen, the white queen can take the pawn on c3. Isn't that better for white also? So that would be 1.Bb5+ Bd7 2. Bxd7+ Quxd7 3. Quxc3. Sorry if my annotations are not correct but I hope you get the idea.

Rok Resnik

10y↑24

''Garry Kasparov did bad things to my averbackh'' hahaha I love it.

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Andrew_Owens اذا

Stop writing that reply Johnathanthan

4y↑4

Averbakh to the drawing board

Andrew_Owens

9y↑8

@Rok Resnik Yeah, he has a tendency to do bad things to just about every opening his opponents throw at him. :)

Herbert Smith

9y↑11

39:30 .......very good point.....the golden rule of chess

Madhav Sanap

What golden rule. There is nothing.

Frankie Gee

You’re the best Yasser.

Mim Ah

Knight g3, seem's to be a well suited answer to black's d4 (24th minute lecture time).

David Steffens

11y

Kramnik beat Vachier-Legrave in 22 moves with this Scotch today!

MK

i love this chess club. cheers from brazil

Chessdumy

9y↑5

Oh my god i'm totally playing Qh4 in that position so that the queen and king look like they're set up wrong. Hahahaha!

Leonardo III Dosdos

8y↑2

would be much better if we can also hear the questions clearly

John Doe

at 43:53 why does white play d4 instead of d3 since the bishop is already being tied down to the defense of g2 temporarily? It seems to create an unnecessary weakness...it's counter-intuitive consider that the whole point in my opinion of playing the king's gambit is to have open lines and attacking chances, but in light of the line you highlight it might be a playable alternative?

NeilEVarga

11y

It sounded like the first question was about the Scotch Gambit (4.Bc4 instead of 4.d4). 4...Bb4+!? was the reason for the decline of the Scotch...really?! I think 5.c3 Bc5 6.Nxc6 bxc6 7.Bd3 Qh4 is often considered the main line. A funny trend played by a few top professionals recently is 4...Bc5 5.Nxc6 bxc6!? 6.Bd3 Qh4 which makes for an interesting comparison. Oddly, this makes the point that c3 is often a useful move in the 4...Bc5 Scotch by which 4...Bb4+ attempts an improved version.

Helix Ivanov

5:40 sorry for my ignorance but I was wondering if Qe6+ would work or not?

Classic World

+Kim Julian Qe6 check after Nc3? But then Ne2 and if queen does not project pawn again, the knight can then take it, I think that's just a waste of a move, although, the check does stop him from castling, the move seems fine, but I think there is long term problems for black with Qe6. Going through it now on my chess editor to see.

After Qe6, Qd1 to Qe2 would force a queen trade and maybe white is better thereafter. Yeah, I mean, if Qe6 and then Ne2, knight can take the hanging pawn no matter what, even if queen projects knight takes because the other knight is protecting the knight so the queen can not take back, black would be down pawn and have nothing on the board right, apart from queen haha.

White stands much better if Qe6, from what I can see. :) (If that's what you meant).

Orion P.

6y↑1

Yasser was completely bamboozled 32:50

Madhav Sanap

These opening theories has turned chess into checkers. Not really but it has taken out the juices out of this so beautiful game.
Only opening preparation. What a tragic situation for the lovers of this royal game.

Karma Thinleytaye

Mr Seirawan, in your King's gambit, after black plays16) Na5, the white queen plays a4, and black loses his knight

Jeffrey Miranda

#1 Fan here... I am finishing these videos soon!!!

Athenian888

GM Seirawan when suggesting the move 4. ..Bb4 neglected to say that the most popular white next move in this variation is 7.Nf5!? which forces Black in a rather passive position something similar to a Maroczy bind when white has very good control of the d5 square. So it seems to me he is a little unprepared opening wise in some of his lectures.

Foxhound3857

7y↑2

12:36 "Move Nc3 sucks." Hahahahaha, good way to put it.

Andrew Macfarlane

9y↑4

Haha, at 26:24 - "You're just doubling white's prawns"

Timfine

+Andrew Macfarlane Always double your opponents prawns. It is a detrimental prawn structure.

Boom Jonggol

Can anyone tell me how to activate pieces in the Advance Caro-Kann as black please? 😅

Dragana Ivankovic

Please do early c3 variation in sicilian defense for black

candost demir

Nikola Kuzmic go for Nf6 line. It's sharper and your strongest opportunity to get countetplay without sacficing d5 c5 pawn.

Josue Arreaga

If I dont see gm yasser serwein, I look elsewhere for a video of his.

T Lau

10:00 bookmarked

Shagul Study

good coch my teacher of chess

macnolds

7y↑1

Yasser is doing A LOT of humble-bragging in this vid. Lol.

"I told ... play this."
"Everybody thought ... was bad until I ... "
"He said I was wrong, but then ... and .. started playing ... "

Still a great guy, though.

ChessEdge

10y↑26

The peculiar thing about chess is that we are trying to "solve" it, which will destroy it, unless chess 960 becomes the standard some day. We are trying to memorize our way to victory. When players talk about an opening causing problems for them, well it is supposed to. It's a battle,

Santiago Morales

you just loose one suscriber

SimpleJack

How to Play Chess 960 is super fun!

Chessdumy

9y↑1

+How to Play Chess But then we'll solve 960 because there are only 960 positions to go through. Quantum computers.. :)

Christopher Johnson

If chess is solved then Chess 960 will die with it. I'm pretty sure the way it would be done woukd be via 32-piece tablebases.

Andrew_Owens

9y↑2

@lollipophugo It's easy to say that a computer line is better, but some great computer lines are very difficult for humans to play well. Whereas the computer is calculating, the human is subject to emotions. For example, the proper line may involve weathering a seemingly punishing attack before wresting the advantage.

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nishu kk

11y

Please give him a chance to acting or modeling

Christopher Lung

41:09 g5! Push em baby!!

jerry

11y

nish this is intermediate class....... not beginners :D

nishu kk

11y

GM Yasser is a good ACTOR not able to teach chess for beginners . unlike

A Singh

What a self indulgent egotistical load of nonsense

The Dardans

9y↑2

Mr. Yasser Seirawan are you aware that Yogoslavia doesn't exist anymore ?

Pizza Shark

@The Dardans What made you think that I didn't get the sarcasm? It was just so bad and pitiful I chose to ignore it to let you save face. But you're not accepting my benevolence. And that's a problem.

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