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@jrobichess wasnt d5 like much better!???
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Lol lucena position111
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What's the program
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9:48 - b5? Win a pawn, don't you?
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I agree coffee is great and so is staying up late!!!
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White should have a draw at 7:10 if he just avoids moving his king in front of his pawn. When you have queen against enemy pawn on the 7th rank, the pawn needs to be on the knight file or the king or queen file. If it is on the bishop or rook file the weaker side can force a draw.
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You're so friendly in your comments.
I'm sure you're just a lovely person (:
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4:55 You should of pushed your d pawn with check and attacking the Bishop!
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at 4:54 you should have pushed your d pawn up to check then take his bishop with yours
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You know , you said on some other blitz vid that you don't learn anything from this kind of games. I believe that doing alot of em it actually improves your thinking speed and you get to see better moves more quickly.
Thana70s 2 years ago
They help if you study them, but if you don't review them and learn they don't do much. The problem with quick thinking is sometimes that gets you into trouble when you reach a decision quickly and its a bad one. That being said, it's definitely fun to blitz it out!
jrobichess 2 years ago
Yeah it is fun to play blitz games :) Anyway i'm not too good at that since i just started to play chess like 1 week ago , and moslty learned from your vids , so thanks alot ! I'm trying to learn the openings and defences now , yet still i don't have any material to learn from besides your videos.
Thana70s 2 years ago
Make sure to check out my site - there's tons of resources there to help get you started. Also, tactics practice is very important and you will see the biggest gains in the beginning by doing chess puzzles along with researching your favorite openings and working on your endgame. Keep me posted on how things go!
jrobichess 2 years ago