Love your videos! One thing that I would love would be if you also organized your road to 2000 videos by opening. It would be so helpful to be able to click on a playlist where I could watch for example all of your Caro Kann games. :)

@chengalvalavenkata2401

5 күн бұрын

Yes though most of the improvement comes from general middlegame/endgame skills and tactical awareness. A 1400 can beat a 1000 player even with an unsound opening like the Irish gambit because of his superior middlegame/endgame skills and tactical awareness.

I appreciate that you're posting the games, win or lose. :)

You should make a video of when and how you study. Would be a great insight.

Breaks are good. Keep in mind chess progress is not linear. Sometimes it's 1 step forward 2 steps back. Then you win a bunch. For me it's knowing to stop on an off day and not to lose 5 in a row. Give yourself more time to get to 2000!

Gg bro. Caro Kann is for attacking the queen side which is why f6 or f5 is usually not the right idea lol 💜

I breath a sigh of relief when/if you castle kingside

Not everyone is damien Watson

Love your videos I am sure you will come back stronger 💪

Will you be uploading during your break? Would love to see how you learn and your process in solving puzzles. Keep up the good work Apex

Canada wins, flawless victory

Lol ur day back if it was yesterday it seems ur study riding work

Gg

Go live

@ApexChesss

4 күн бұрын

In the near future

Nice tilt yesterday

@inconsteveable91

5 күн бұрын

Bored?

But if you do a break its not "Playing Chess Everyday", prerecording doesnt count imo

@chengalvalavenkata2401

5 күн бұрын

True though his ultimate goal is to improve to 2000, and sometimes taking a break helps. :)