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@xequemente

7 ай бұрын

Yesssss

@OmarVedlity

3 ай бұрын

🐟 👨

Nelson, from one educator to another, I admire your approach, style, tone, and thoroughness. I have been teaching for over 20 years in NYC public schools. Currently teaching 4th grade (including the school’s Chess Club), and I want you to know that you’re a natural born teacher. Thank you for your amazing videos - tutorials, ratings climbs, hints and tips. Keep up the amazing work!!

@ChessVibesOfficial

7 ай бұрын

Wow, thank you!

@waicheng1227

7 ай бұрын

@@ChessVibesOfficial I agree😊

@mrwess1927

7 ай бұрын

Agreed also, teaching is a big responsibility but I’m sure you’ve experienced how rewarding it is as well. Thanks for the chess lessons!

@OpticalWave

7 ай бұрын

​@@ChessVibesOfficialI actually learned a lot from this channel, 1100+ elo because of this channel and other tutorial channels. Thanks a lot, I'm popular in my school!

@meatonthetable1602

7 ай бұрын

I agree this guy has patience and talent...

The Double Rook Sacrifice was stunning!!! Thanks for the tip. I never would have dreamed it.

I used to play Blackmar Diemer through the standard d4, d5, e4 opening a lot in my old chess club, so when I transitioned back to kings pawn openings a few years back, BDG remained in my back pocket as my go to option that I've used vs. the Scandinavian for all of that time.

This video is really helpful! I usually struggle to handle positions against the Scandinavian. Especially when the Scandinavian that I'm facing is Magnus

@fastfur8176

5 ай бұрын

You should call stockfish update 2023 for help

Really enjoyed this excellent guide to the Scandinavian. You covered nearly all the main lines, with easy to remember attacks. I will definitely try your solutions !

That bit with bobby fisherman 😂

This is one of the best chess videos I've ever seen! Thanks Nelson!

Thank you! This one gets me all the time and I never know what to do.

Loved this video. My new favorite Chess channel for sure.

Thanks for this video. I hate playing against the Scandinavian, so my usual strategy is to just push my pawn past theirs.

@jojolords4523

7 ай бұрын

You could also play Knight F3, so you're the one who Gambits the pon (there is a Gotham Chess video about that).

@zelandakhniteblade5436

7 ай бұрын

A very easy system is the big centre variation, where white takes on e5 and then plays d4 and c4. You get a safe small advantage in every line and the best variations for black often require a completely different plan from the main line with Nc3 that many at club level will not know very well. When I went through my 1. e4 phase (as a junior) I had a 100% record in this variation over a fairly large number of games.

@ulfzurirksourzukfzofzoufzo5377

7 ай бұрын

​@@jojolords4523ICBM Gambit ?

@Chaitanya_Shedge

6 ай бұрын

yup @@ulfzurirksourzukfzofzoufzo5377

@cookiegirl1097

2 ай бұрын

@@ulfzurirksourzukfzofzoufzo5377yup, whoever calls it tennison gambit tho 😭

I love your clear explanations about the objectives of these moves, showing not just what but why. Great exposition of winning principles.

Marvelous work ! Thanks , Nelson !

Really really awesome and understandable video. More of these Nelson! 😁

Love your videos Nelson keep up the good work!

The Scandinavian player should decline with c6 to get a Caro-Kann. The main lines of the Scandinavian and Caro-Kann are very similar and result in identical pawn structures. Furthermore, the Scandinavian player should already know the Advance Caro-Kann because white could make the mistake of playing 2. e5.

@AP0PT0SIS

7 ай бұрын

You’re 100% right, but you’re giving scandi players too much credit. At least 50% of them I run into at the 1100 level just give a bunch of random Queen checks for the first 3 or 4 moves after 3.Nc3. Most people play the Scandinavian because they want to be aggressive. They don’t actually understand their opening.

@adamtheamazing4411

7 ай бұрын

Even better to decline with the nimzowitch defense since there is a scandinavian variation

@crazyrun2024

7 ай бұрын

Or they can just take the free pawn and defend.

@muleyamwiinga3988

7 ай бұрын

Or refute the gambit using variations

@johnsimmons8456

6 ай бұрын

Simply transpose into a Morphy gambit

Thank you, Nelson, you Have touched the point, as opposed to other coaches - there's too much to know to refute the Scandi, and it's rare to meet it, so we may as well go astray from it, even at the cost of a slightly worse position.

Awesome video, I’m excited to try some of these lines

excited to watch another chess vibes video 👍

Love your videos. Never new how to deal with this before. Thanks for some great insight 👍

Thanks for the video. I am saving this for later. You earned a new subscriber.

This lesson is excelent as usual, just wanted to say thanks a lot!!!

Wish you good health man, I love your videos!

Definitely beautiful stuff. Cheers heaps Nelson.

Need this. Thank you!

Awesome! Thanks for sharing!

20:12 was when this was commented and thank you Nelson so much this is the reason you are my favorite KZreadr please make more videos like this

Nobody explains chess concepts better than you, man

Wonderful mix of clarity of thought and teaching married great sense of fun...bravo

You are really good chess teacher above all chess channel. I always follow you and getting good results. 🎉😊 I support you ❤

Man I love your videos. Best on YT

nelson love how you play

This couldn't be any more needed at the moment

After 3...f5 4.f3 black is not compelled to take on f3 and instead can play 4...e5 or 4...Nf6. What should be plan against these moves?

Thanks so much Nelson! This is my first time playing the Blackmar-diemer gambit and i ABSOLUTELY CRUSHED my opponent. They played the aggresive variation and i used your follow up. I won a bishop and it was mate in a few moves. My opponent had no hope and resigned. Thank you again and keep up the amazing work!!!!

Nice video Nelson! Also, one thing I ve wanted to ask you is, are you going to continue going to any OTB tournaments any time soon? It's been 2 years since you made a video on it..

You should do a follow-up both the …Bf5 and …g6 variations, which I think are decent for Black.

I love playing the Scandi (though I play the Cow a lot now) so I will be watching this intensely to see how to mess you guys up.

Thanks a lot! Good technique against the scandinavian.

Hi Nelson, when we get to the 1st, I'll send a little to show my appreciation of You, You give soooo much, just glad to be able to give a little back....!!!

Very nice. I always take that damn Scandinavian pawn and get in trouble from it. NO MORE! Thx!

Really good system

Awesome video again, Nelson. Thx. BTW, have you ever forked five pieces with a knight? Checked the king and forked the queen, both rooks and a pawn. My opponent quit after the move. 😊.

sweet video, man. watched two of your videos now and once you get past the clickbaity thumbnails and titles, this is some really helpful, well-explained stuff. I’ve tried a few other channels - ben finegold/chessteacher etc - and the info either just doesn’t stick with me: they condescend a little too much, they don’t explain lines that they should, or they’re just weird, but yours stays with me immediately and it all feels like stuff I’m going to use

Taking that pawn is the best option to be honest you can around the queen and eventually take queen most people and up making mistakes when there queen is being kicked around

@anthonymicle7559

6 ай бұрын

What happens if I play modern variation

That was a great video! More like this.

good video!! i clearly watched it

The video I needed

Love this ❤❤❤

Nice

Remarkable!😮 Thanks man. Hugs ISH

Good video.

from things that never happened, this never happened the most

Thabks again!!! 😄😁🙌🙌🙌

Ok, I guess I need to learn french defence now.

A sub well earned

I think wot i enjoy is how hé covers different possible postions that could occur when you make a certain move.keep on the lessons hoping to hit 2000 in rapid even though am at1100

Great content, thnx.

It's interesting; the line after Qe1 for two moves in a row there is only one good move for black on the computer. Black needs to Nc6 - Nb4 (that is why Bb4 is a bad move and Bxc3 makes it even worse) to attack the d3 bishop, just in time to stop the d3 bishop - Qh4 line up. Now this can become slightly bad for white because the bishop is "trapped" and always going to get traded, kinda similar to how Na5 stops the fried liver attack because the bishop cannot escape the trade. If Be2 to escape not only does white's attack get neutralized black would Nxc2 to win another pawn and gain tempo by attacking the rook.

This video is perfectly timed! I lost 3 times in a row today to the scandinavian and couldn't find any good theory videos.

@tiletapper4ever

7 ай бұрын

Now you're gonna win three times in a row , or more, against the Scandinavian :D

@the.llamaguy

7 ай бұрын

@@tiletapper4ever :D

I have to watch this video more to remember the dance moves, but I do like the D4 move better than taking the pawn and moving knight to C3 because that is what they are expecting. When I see them pause, it is a good sign.

I like to play Knight F3 against the Skandinavian, there is a nice Queen/Checkmate trap if they take the pon. If anyone is looking to get Brilliant moves, it's a great line too as you may get two consecutive Brilliant moves. I can share some PGN's of such games if you want.

@aditi002jens7

6 ай бұрын

That cheap and extremely famous ICBM gambit which give free brilliant moves to 400s expecting they don't know any theory?

Another Scandinavian player here! I've been trying to tidy up the lines people pull out if they don't care for the main lines with the white pieces. On black's fifth move, you say that people are going to primarily see two moves. . . neither of which are amongst the top four moves for black - the best move being a very natural square for black's pieces, and black has a nice lead. These are sharp lines though! Still have to work to see if any of these tricks exist down those lines. All that said, I rarely see the BD against my Scandinavian, and it may have caught me unprepared! Fun opening. :)

Thank you so much

Hey nelson! can you tell me if d5 exd5 and c6 is good for black? my friend keeps playing and I didnt recommend the opening for him.. since hes a 1400.

Dude I LOVE these amazing videos man! LETS GOO!!!!!! I'll send you some money in support :P ! (Do you have any pdfs or programs I can purchasE?) Happy to buy :) !

@ChessVibesOfficial

6 ай бұрын

Thanks man! Yeah I do here: chessvibescourses.thinkific.com/

Can you make a video on how to defend or prevent this with the black, I like to play the scandinavian

Great video my friend I’m so sick of the Scandinavian opening 😂

Lol who did Peter's voice?

Nice visdom and intresting thank u

i like when you put the pgn in the comments thank you!

Thanks. Im currently struggling in this opening.

Problem is black won’t play on castle to kings side. If you are a Scandinavian player you will castle on queens side most of the time and probably leave the pond for trade and not even pay attention to move it toward white cause all you need is the center.

At minute 9:36, why doesn't Black g7 pawn take the rook? (I guess what I'm thinking is wouldn't Black want space for King to flee? (even if it created doulbed pawns). Thank you anyone for any insights!

Lovely I will try it.

Who is here just after the live stream?

@Mrcringymemelol

7 ай бұрын

I spammed the button to be first lol

@harshinredzone

7 ай бұрын

😂

@Ikeman922

7 ай бұрын

Me 😊

Díky!

@cookiegirl1097

2 ай бұрын

💀

Get well soon, Mr Nelson.

Good teaching-

Very Good video 🔥🔥🔥

Wow! Thanks man. Hugs ISH

Got here from the stream

That's amazing

Great help

Awesome video

ive been loving the Scandinavian, watching to counter the counter

excellent tutorial

I always love playing agaist the scandinavian players. Keep attacking their Queen and either they eventually fall for the trap, or keep defending it by sacrificing a few pieces and end up losing the end game.

This is also helpful to someone who loves the Scandinavian like me

I have a feeling that Mr. Bartholomew, your old pal, The Scandyman, will quickly refute this.

I’m watching this video to learn how people are going to attack me when I play the Scandinavian Thank you 🙏🏽

Can u make interactive study on Lichess pls?

I usually play e5 after d5 and try to make a diagonal wall, suffocating their position

Lopez sir I'm a fan.

Nice Gambit ! Very effective, i won a lot of game with it recently, in a brutal way. What about Bc5+ at 05:13 black won't take the pawn...

D5 then KF6 that’s my system as black for Scandinavian if pawn captures. D4 player overall or RETI / ENGLISH

Winning or losing couldnt prevent..both players have plans and those who have better plans will win the game

What do I do if they bring the C Bishop out to protect the pawn on move 3?

Get well soon

When bishoop takes pinned f3 knight and we take back with the queen, what to do if queen takes d4? If we go queen b7 takes pawn and traps rook, then the black queen is already pretty close to our king My visualisation while typing is not that great, maybe it's simple, we block checks with pieces, we kick out the queen from our territory