“Don’t use all your time when there’s one legal move” this is the GM level advice I come here for

He committed his whole life to winning the bishop and sacrificed so much until he finally achieved his dream…but at what cost

@jamiebackster3483

Жыл бұрын

Everything.

Жыл бұрын

These 2 comments = Gold 🙌🏻

@sl2099

Жыл бұрын

@moses3463 this is what you could say about each professional chess player. So your great insight about life of professional chess players is kind of obvious truism 😮

@reinnner5964

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@zacharysherry2910

Жыл бұрын

... When I bought that stupid Audi...

Game 1 vs King’s Indian : 0:33 Game 2 vs d5 Bf5 : 12:14 Game 3 vs a6 b5 Bb7 : 20:02 Game 4 vs d5 e6 Bd6 Nf6 : 26:25 Game 5 vs d5 Nc6 Bf5 : 36:22 Game 6 vs Nf6 d6 Nc6 : 41:57

@cold8440

Жыл бұрын

Thanks imma need it

@megabytes463

20 күн бұрын

Thanks mate

LOL that first game your opponent set a life goal of getting your worst piece the dark square bishop. That was hilarious to watch. You could feel the rage.

@horribleville

Жыл бұрын

I dunno it won a queen and the other bishop seems good

Really good content, I enjoy all of this instructional series cause I learn a lot from them. And you Aman are definitely my favorite "chess coach", I like your clarity in explaining and also your personality :)

@Wird97

Жыл бұрын

While I did greatly enjoy the video, I do believe Daniel naroditzky's videos are more instructive if you are an actual 800 rated player. Some of the concepts Aman showed in the video definitely feel more advanced to me (I am just ~1300 tho so don't take my word for it)

31:59 "Once you blunder a piece, it's harder to blunder more pieces." Savage. Aman's dry wit is hilarious.

@joeb4142

3 ай бұрын

There’s just less stuff to blunder.

What? I LOVED this system & YOU convinced me it was "low T" 🤣

@DDHDTV

Жыл бұрын

Aman always plays the London when he doesn't know how strong a player is, for example when playing in the park. It's his staple

Fantastic both fun and informative. Here’s what makes you different - others will say “ok if he makes that move then I make this move”, but you say “ok if he makes that move then I make this move AND HERE’s WHY”. The WHY is the only way we really learn! Bravo!!

I really like your slow, intelligent games against GM's, but I *LOVE* watching you destroy my fellow amateurs 👍

Hi GM Aman, I would like to thank you for all the previous tutorials, your this channel and chessbrah Extra helped me a lot in climbing up the ratings from 350 Elo to 800 Elo. I will keep learning and climb higher. Thanks once again!

@joseherrera8521

Жыл бұрын

what a climb bro, im trying to climb to 800 (im 685) but im a bad player. Anyway, nice job!

@pulkitlohia

Жыл бұрын

@@joseherrera8521 Thanks bro, I would like to tell you - I also got stuck at many places (for like months), I think they are called 'chess plateau' , but after crossing two of those points earlier I knew it may take some time but I will climb higher. I also used to watch those 'Building Habits' episodes again and again. I believe, you too can climb higher and higher. All the best!

@aaaaaaa6954

Жыл бұрын

im the same rating man

@Avi-tq6fd

Жыл бұрын

@@pulkitlohia 800 elo in rapid or or 5min one? And did you watch the whole Playlist of building habits?

@pulkitlohia

Жыл бұрын

@@Avi-tq6fd In rapid, I didn't finished the whole playlist as of now, exams! 😅

Chessbrahs are the best combo of skill and entertainment combined. Keep it up boys.

Speaking of "rage stalling", windows had a backgammon game where your opponent would be able to just not move their piece if they knew you would win in the next roll. Like no time limit. I remember going out to a movie, dinner, school and coming home sometimes to a held move. Some people could not handle the impact of a loss. They had a quick chat function where you could passive aggressively say, "your move" or like "hello" and you'd leave a message to see if they were still there after hours of delay and eventually some would reply which always made the game of chicken that much more intense. You could also do this right before your last move in a win too to be that much more bm. Good times.

I love the way how you teach the London system. Not just by reviewing old games from GMs like most of the videos I found prior to this. But actually playing and going through since the beginning. That’s the best way to learn openings. I cannot wait to try the London system and see other videos like this for other openings and defenses. Thanks!

The streets needed this. I’ll enjoy watching to see if/when someone plays the setup you suggest we play against the London in your Habits series and will probably still aim to play more of that style but glad to have this type of new content back in my life

I don't know how but you released the video at the exact time I needed it. Searching some London games and boom 💥💥 chess brah releases a full London speed run. Can't be more excited for this.

Thanks Aman and Eric for making chess cool again! I got back into it after not playing competitively for 15 years because of you

This series is a great service for humanity. I was thinking to study The London System and with your playlist i can see too many ways to play it. Thank you very much!

Yeeeey, another series series!! Thank you Aman!

I really like the sense of humor which Aman demonstrates. The less pieces you have on the board, the less the chance you will blunder. Genius! Also he was so serious when he discussed the future of his future wife. Hilarious. Bravo Aman!

I am super excited for this! You are the best chess commentator on KZread I think.

brahs dominating youtube

Good stuff Aman. Keep this London series up

The London System series was incredibly helpful, so much that now this is my go-to opening for white!! Definitely watching your openings series!!

Thank you! I've been playing the London for quite some time now and this is going to be GREAT!!!!

9:26 should have promoted that to a bishop

Great series man - thanks!!

Great commentary. easy to follow. Thanks!

That was very, very useful; well put together, well explained, and well illustrated. See you in part 2!! Cheers.

Could you do a black opening along with it or the reverse london?

Great! Hoping for Italian next!

@markguzewich

Жыл бұрын

His “habits” series is essentially the Italian.

@duxnihilo

Жыл бұрын

@@markguzewich I guess that's true.

I watched your Kings Indian videos and they’ve greatly helped me improve my rating and play-style, so thank you very much. I hope to learn much more from this series! Keep up the good work!

"It's recommended that you use your time to think BEFORE you're lost."

Hell yeah. I have wanted you to do a London series!

LET'S FUCKING GO! Super hype for this series!!!

At last! 😃 I was waiting so much For You to do this 💪. Thanks a Lot 👍

The "in between" moves he makes are perfect.

Just what I need right now! love you Aman

I'm so pumped for this. I used the habits with the london system to get me from 1150 to 1350 in about a year. Can't wait to see what this series will do for me!

LOVE this immersive atmosphere😊

I've been waiting for this!

14:44 knight to d5 looking for c7 pins to punish Queen trade. No way to stop

@tylerwells2044

Жыл бұрын

After looking more knight b5 even better

another beautiful series! :) i love London opening but i dont know much theory there, especially where you're abandoning b2 pawn for some initiative

Been waiting for this pls moreeee

Really like your various series! Could you include some black games on how to play against the London as well?

I love this. I've going through the king's indian speenrun, this time actually taking notes and I must say, it's nice not having to only rely on tactics👌🏾, cause as a 1300, i'm bound to make a few blunders. Thank you

That was a very nice video, thank you! As a beginner in the London I didn’t really understand everything you explained yet and I couldn’t follow that well cos it was too fast for me. Maybe it’ll make more sense when I study it. But it was very good for first impression and I begin to really like the London. Checking the other videos now. 😊

Aman you're a freaking legend! Will definitely add this series to the botez Queen's gambit and habits!

ما قصرت يا عزيز ، هذا مره ما يمزح love your series Aman

Love your content...keep it going brother😁

much love for the brahs

awesome stuff hambo

I am new here, but I'm living for the humor around 25-26 minutes in 😂

Hahaha that bishop thirst on the first game was hilarious

I love this style!

I learnt a lot from you. Thanks

Oh hells ya! I'll be watching this one!

Nice to see Aman representing the UK

Sir your king's Indian series was fantastic I watched the series couple of times and I applied the system and won a lot a games just keep going with this type of content

Around the 6min mark, Bh5, Qf7#. Not that Bishop, the other one. The light square one that always eyeball a checkmate in the London system.

16:05 I train puzzles in the background when they are rage stalling so I can get even stronger!

I enjoy getting some names on my mad openings. Subbed just now.

So... if I'm following the building habits playlist and I'm getting close to 800 should I switch to this opening for white, or stick with what is listed in building habits?

I love Eric Handsome and watching him play.. but Aman as a chess coach is unbeatable

@TedThomasTT

Жыл бұрын

Aman is handsome too.

@davidcarr9772

Жыл бұрын

Agree he is but Eric is SIZZLING HOT. When I watch Eric I always stick to the Seat

the only thing that preventing me from breaking 500 is part 2, release please

I play the London, but I never really go bishop H3, I'm adding that to my repertoire. Thanks.

So you recommend just regular London stuff against kings indian? Or do you guys think c4 is a good option?

Missed opportunity for this series to be "London/Hippo" or "London/Indian". London when white, Hippo/Indian when black. No matches left out.

@edbunkers4516

3 ай бұрын

Nah I like it cleaner, don't need extra scrolling to find the openings

Is this a re-upload from way back? I feel like I watched this same video from you a while ago.

Rage stalling 😂😂

finally my type of chess

Hilarious commentary!

I like how a trade of pieces were you just lose a pawn at the end is considered "unplayable" for GM while I don't hesitate one sec to hang my queen to fork to pawns with my knight.

Loved it Aman❤️

Good teaching skills...

medprince was once rated 1762 (Jun 2, 2021)....

There are so many good tips sprinkled around here and there in the video. How do I remember all or at least most of them? This is not exactly something I can just write it down because the ideas depend on that specific type of position and I can't be listing down millions of those positions. Any tips? :'(

What if at 1:49 Pawn f6? And what is a good move on blacks side to counter your position at 7:01 ?

The only thing I learned from that first game is that Aman is like a cat playing with his food.

Question: If I move me queens pawn to d4 and my opponent immediately moves his pawn to e5, what do I do?

@wicked5999

Жыл бұрын

It's called the "Englund gambit". You should always take the pawn. It's not good for black, but there are a lot of traps. Watch a short video on it

Now to wait until the 1700 section so I can finally breakthrough.

It's really funny to watch GM's listen to music in background while for me I need my TOTAL Concertation. Even if i get a msg i'll get distracted and it will me like 30-45sec to get my concertation in the game.

Okay so when you mentioned giving him more time I looked at the length of the video and got scared.

Bishop F5 (copying London): 12:50 D5, E6: 26:41 bD7 (take bishop): 26:48 nF6 (instead of bishop take): 27:12 nH5 bishop trade: 27:19 nH5 if F6 instead of trade: 35:30 D5, nC6: 36:27 bF5: 36:38

Should have just done a series with black also lol I'm curious if my habit building will work with the london. Im sure the nuances to every opening lol

@Aman, do you stream regularly? If so, what day/time? I'd like to watch out play live... Thanks

@wicked5999

Жыл бұрын

Don't know when, but turn on notifications and you'll know when they start

Medprince just couldn’t find king takes queen that’s all

Why do the Blue Jays and Expos hats keep swapping spots on the shelves? Its not a flipped camera thing because the chess board stays on the rightside. I swear hes just doing this to trigger my ocd

@6:05 the better move was Bh6 Bg7, Qf5... anything after was a disaster. Correct me if I'm wrong

"Once you blunder a piece, its harder to blunder more pieces" brah hasn't watched my 500 elo ass blunder every move 😂😂😂

Thumbs up was a gigachad move

Awesome!

Better than any london course

This was EXACTLY the video I needed man! all of the london instruction videos are great and all, but almost none of them show actual real games, just lines and common replies that black can do. Seeing the London being played many times over in actual games along with your instructions on how to handle black's replies has been amazingly helpful and hope to see more in the future! You've got a new subscriber man, thanks!

Amazing

He missed a queen snipe with the dark square bishop with pinning the king infront of the queen to force it

This series is LEGIT! More please!!

This was amazing content, but what was that sound at 20:47 ? I thought I heard something? 😂😂😂

Nice, Thanks a lot ! Can you do qui more please with people who are higher Elo

@davidcarr9772

Жыл бұрын

Do you not prefer lower for yourself sweetheart

7:55 It's not a fork because of the check, we already discussed this lol 😆

I learned how to rage-stall it isn't as difficult as I thought