1:32 - Main line with Queen to E7 2:04 - Bishop capture line 5:12 - Queen capture line 6:23 - Main line B6 10:00 - Suprise bishop capture trick 12:41 - Black plays early c5 17:52 - Nimzo/Queens Indian 19:01 - D6 response 19:48 - D5 response 20:29 - A6 attack bishop 21:48 - F6 knight attack 23:06 - F6 space control

@fabriciosgregorio

3 жыл бұрын

you're an angel

1. e4 (Gunjan's voice in my head: "Little does white know, he's in for an instant disaster")

@philburpalooza8

5 жыл бұрын

Greentea Agree GJ's comments are hilariously great.

Impressive collection of middle game positions, thanks for sharing, lots I've never considered.

Some of those tricks are absolutely insane. If anyone ever tried those moves on me, I'd never see them coming. Great video. 👍

You are a great teacher I think this is the best chess Channel I've seen so far on KZread I love that you get straight down to the point of each strategy in your videos no extra unnecessary talking

I’ve watched quite a lot on the London System now, trying to add more layers to the opening. This one is definitely the best for the amount of variations in the space of 25 minutes

This is gold dust for a Club player thanks so much!

my favorite chesser! exclamatory "Bam!"/ " Boom!" followed by his sarcastic chuckle !

@endoflevelboss

3 жыл бұрын

How is the chuckle sarcastic?

Whenever I'm stuck or need some good tips, this channel always helps.

You're a rising You Tube star GJ! Youre chess videos and enthusiasm is the most entertaining chess videos I've ever watched. Bam! love that catchphrase

Awesome stuff, your explanations are sweet and gotta love the "and white now reveals his devious plan.....BAM!!!" lol sweet content. Thanks for sharing!

I have watched other videos on London system, but this one I found most comprehensive with aggressive style. Going to punish my opponent with London from now on...BAM!

Thank you for sharing these advanced strategies. I'm learning this system and these are very helpful for a 1600 player. Liked and subscribed!

Thanks for sharing this video. I like how you teach the variations. Great!

I really liked when he say baam!!

@joshuawestberg3263

5 жыл бұрын

true omggg

@mohammadshayan8601

4 жыл бұрын

I also like baaaammmmm

@mohammadshayan8601

4 жыл бұрын

God dammmmnnnn

I’ve just discovered this channel; this is my first video. I really enjoy your approach to teaching this. It is very easy to understand. Thank you very much.

A buddy of mine up in Idaho, USA, uses a variation of the London System he calls The Alaskan. Common feature with the Bf4, but in club action, he puts Bd3 and Qc2. In club play, Black tends to make an early cxd4, allowing White to choose which of the c- or e-files to open with the recapture. Maintaining the tension between c5 and d4 makes the Bd3 setup more problematic.

I love the London. Very helpful. thank you

Man ! That's impressive I wonder how you find such traps for every openings and I like the how you continue after opponents every move . Simply amazing thanks bro .😀

@PPdabest

2 жыл бұрын

Its not his ideas. Those concepts were found out long ago.

Hi GJ your vídeos are exellenlent, i always waitting for the next one, they are verry helpfull for my son (6 yrs old) and my self. Thank u for keep theaching us to be competible chess players. Here from Dallas tx USA

Your the best teacher .! :) i hope you continue to teach us different line.

Fantastic job friend. Just started playing London system too.

Nice video! You have a very good presentation style. I was laughing and learning a lot

The Best Video of Chess ! Amazing !

Sir we need more on DUTCH AND LONDON SYSTEM PLEASE 😕 THANKZ FOR THIS VIDEO ITS VERY GOOOD 👍👍

Actually I was not fan of London system but after watching this video I became the fan of London system... Thnxxxx sir...ur fabulous.. Incredible..Keep it up..

Very good video and actively playing the London!

Interesting ideas! Thank you!

I tend to be pretty materialistic and dogmatically-positional in my game. Sometimes a doubled pawn is a bowling alley for a rook. Sometimes there are other compensations that I never even looked for, because of positional considerations. Makes me a pretty good 5-minute player, avoiding complications for ME, but always looking to complicate things for my opponent. I really appreciate the themes you share, because your kind of thinking and demonstrations give me really good ideas (for a mere schlepper) on HOW to translate sacrificed material for the initiative. I have a much better eye for the Knight and Bishop sacrifices in the opening and early middle game, now. I've watched #1 - #26, now. After I finish the series, I'll go back thru all the PGNs and some deeper analysis. Like Bobby Fischer, I bemoan the vast amount of theory that has the well-prepared player not even THINKING until move 18 or 20. Sucks the life out of rated chess. Makes it less of a creative process, in my (and Bobby's) opinion. And that's the extent of EVERYthing I have in common with Bobby Fischer. I also tend to be more worried about losing the Queen than I should, so it's really good to see (and appreciate) how important it is to make those seemingly innocuous Queen moves that set up multiple threats, because of her mobility. Very hard to be patient with those moves, because conventional thinking has me worried all the time about threats to the Queen, with tempo. Thanks, GJ.

Outstanding analysis!

Excelente la continuidad en el ataque y su Bam!!!

I am an e4 player but this D4 opening is quite beautiful. Thank you.

Wicked insight with delightful voice ...and always followed with the surprise...BAM!!! Haha Love it

thank you for all the videos

Absolutely WONDERFUL!!

Very good video! Thanks! Good and pedagogic bro

i really need this.... thank you so much sir...

I like the part with Ivanchuk at the end, still analysing a position at a prize giving ceremony.

Nice job! Nice to know there are some interesting things in London System :) Please consider making a Dirty Chess Tricks or something against Scotch Game 4.Nxd4 :) Thanks!

Brilliant vid GJ

Excellent, thanks

Great video,thanks

Great insight can't get enough

Hello master thank you for your help i gained lots of technique within 2 weeks times. I Learned lots from you God Bless and More Powers!!!!

it is a complex and huge system.... I hope u teach us more and more about this amazing system.. I know maybe there is no many tricks .... but I want winning strategy GM 🙄😏.... like your repretoire 🤓 and thank u for your hard working and ur time 😍🌸🌺

Thanks so.much!!

very useful, thank you

GREAT VIDEO!

Bam!.....he's a goner. Thank you, awesome video!

When I am thinking about playing London system and I found this!(excellent move by me!!)

Thanks for this video

awesome sauce! thanks, gj!

gracias... buen video, con mucho gusto tiene MI Like... Saludos...

Excellent Gunjan

very instructive

excelent, instructive Video!*****

Amazing.....I enjoyed your video....

Thanks for the vids Most inspirating for my channel

Gunjan Sir, "a good n8 swt drm for black king" what a dialogue! Sir you would do very well in dialogue writing too. There is no question about the video. Finest video on chess so far.

Amaziiiiiiiinnnnngggggggg very addictive

Good job I'm your fan for life! :))

Great video......."BAM"

I love this 👍🏿💯

Great video! :)

Well done.

In Nimzo/Queen Indian you didn't analyze the strongest continuation for black: 7...Bd6. There is still slight advantage for white after that move, but certainly not decisive, by any means.

Very good video!!

I like it when yousay Boom!

This i s the best on London i have everseen

The best chess channel i will ever see

@flaze3050

4 жыл бұрын

Yess

Most awaited vedio for me..

Amazing

Ong!!!! Thanks a lots because I am a London chess player too

A punch in the face to whoever says The London System is a boring opening

@jasonchavarria857

6 жыл бұрын

It does appear that the London System can be flexible enough to be able to be aggressive and be able to attack and put alot of pressure on your opponents King with good tempo. It's just to bad you can't really play that system with black. And I am still trying to find the right opening for black.

@harrymills2770

5 жыл бұрын

Charles Darwin: Seeing the tricks alerts schmucks like ME to themes I wouldn't otherwise "see," and GJ has me "seeing" those themes at a glance. It's no substitute for hard-core study and hard-core training, but I think it's great stuff for someone at my low level. And if you study everything GJ puts up, you can catch a lot of people off-guard, with variations they haven't studied. It's one thing to play "trappy" style of chess. It can get you in real trouble if your opponent doesn't fall for it. But I don't think GJ crosses the line to offering up un-sound, refutable variations. And by finding some relatively obscure - yet pretty sound - themes, he can help level the playing field against bookworms.

@hookdump

5 жыл бұрын

I'm exactly in the same place. Still trying to find the right opening for black.

@juangoodman1211

5 жыл бұрын

Ignacio Freiberg so the black lion is perfect for you. GingerGM

@MentalPawn

5 жыл бұрын

Thats bullshit is a weak opening just for small advantage to avoid alot of theory ,if black know what to do against it, white is doomed

Very good video sir! 😄

Please make a video in nimzo indian defence li9 (dirty trics)

Thanks sir

Very interesting

Im loving this video XD

After long time..a video..

mind blowing

Thanks

Wonderfull!!!👍👍

on 16:50 , you should play Qf5, double attack on knight and the rook.

It's very good!!!

thanks bro

THKS LOT

As a 1000 rated player I'm never met with the move C5 :P Really nice vid though, loved it when you said baaaam!!

You are #1!

7:39 BAM!!!!

@arontoledo7184

3 жыл бұрын

then he laughs "hahaha"

So much fun

nice!

Your intro rocks.

Liked and subscribed. G Fiiiive pack your bags

please do Grand Prix attack

"Good night, sweet dreams for the black king" :D

London system rocks

Nice vedio.

Gunjan sir,please make a video about alekhine defense.

Can you show a grand prix counter video using the cicilian defence as black?