Please never stop posting lectures of Akobian!

@harrisonlandman1872

8 жыл бұрын

+TimurTolibayev What he said!

@marcelprado6528

8 жыл бұрын

I'm reinforcing Timur's recommendation!

@oliverschmidt9288

7 жыл бұрын

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@lozLucky

6 жыл бұрын

This is the best lecturer , Varuzhan Akobian

@nonyabusiness3605

4 жыл бұрын

I'm a 41 year adult and I watch these kids videos because of the didactic level. Amazing teacher.

Missed Akobian! First chess teacher that got me hooked to this channel.

I like how enthusiastic and respectful he is of everybody's ideas while still carrying on his lesson.

Awesome. I especially enjoy the quick recap at the end. Makes reviewing the steps much easier.

He is the best lecturer in my opinion, He can transfer chess knowledge sharp & quickly.

Wonderful! I'm happy to see Akobian's lectures again! Many thanks!

i really enjoy Akobian lectures! he looks like he's enjoying teaching ... very good!

Finally Akobian is back !!!Best chess teacher for me ! :)

You are still the best. Sir Akobian is the best chess teacher in the world !

@tomsmith4452

8 жыл бұрын

+Maruf Sarkar i see u coment on every chess video :D whats ur raiting?

@marufsarkar2960

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you tom.Now i am 1940.Thanks to sir Akobian :)

@marufsarkar2960

8 жыл бұрын

2 years ago i have learned to play chess.1 year ago my rating was about 1400.Then i started to watch his videos somehow its dramatically effect in my playing style.If i will be an expert player then all credit goes to sir Akobian. He helps me to achieve those 500 points in 1 year.

@Checkm8isFEELINGood

8 жыл бұрын

+Maruf Sarkar I saw your profile. You have 1517 rating FIDE.

@marufsarkar2960

8 жыл бұрын

Looks like you are very interesting with my elo.My fide rating is low because i had played my last tournament about 10 or 11 months ago.My lichess rating was about 1580 or something like that at that moment. Many thing has been changed in last 8 month now my lichess bullet rating 1950 which i currently played. You can check out this link en.lichess.org/@/Md_Maruf_Sarkar When i said dramatically i really mean it.

Let's be honest, Varuzhan Akobian is a really great name, he's a wonderful lecturer as well ^_^

Var is the most patient of the CCSCSL lecturers. Even in intermediate and advanced classes he is still very patient.

you are an amazing lecturer Akobian and in fact my child loves chess and on KZread he always see your lecturers

What a great teacher, thank you for uploading these classes.

Thank you for making these videos.

the great teacher is back!

Akobian is easily my favorite teacher on this channel. If I could afford lessons and if he would accept me as a student, I'd absolutely hand him my money. His lecture on the Smyslov system helped me solve some of my opening woes against the King's Indian. Please keep him coming back for lectures!

One of the best lecturers, just won a game with this kind of attack in a semi slav, thank you!

Excellent coach, clear and simple

Akobian is a great professor. Thank's a lot. I have learned with your explanation.

I really love Akobian's lectures

Now I can play chess at a 9 year old level! Serious though, I like these. Great teacher, fun lines.

Great lesson. Thank you.

Akobian is the best male teacher dat understands his students improving mindset

Akobian back is the greatest thing ever. Don't let him leave again

Well done!

thanks more videos by akobian plz

very good that i can play...great vid BTW

More Akobian!

best teacher

Does anybody know how to find a chess coach in my general location? i have been looking for one for a month now, almost everyday, but can someone please give me an idea of how i can find one easily? (Please reply to this comment so it notifies me when i see it.) Thanks

Amazing lecturer and my favourite person to learn from hands down. One recommendation. If you can put the moves to each game in row format in the description, that would be amazing. That way people can review the games instead of painstakingly going through the video to setup the same game. Thank you!

the kid at 16:30 said so enthusiastically, "Royal Check!!!" and then he killed me from laughing xD its Royal Fork xD

nice video ... thx

Gotta love the kids, and how gentle he is with them. Finegold is more of the tough, well, not even love. Just tough!

"That is a good move; but I want you to find the BEST move. " -Akobian

great

What is the spelling of the Defence at 1:58?

Nice

Although I gave this video a "like" because as usual GM Akobian's videos are very high quality and more consistent with solid learning practice than nearly all other videos, I was disappointed in the content. The lesson in this video is very important, because it describes an important attacking pattern, but based on the video title was hoping for a more difficult and rarely discussed topic, how to gain an advantage in an opening where the pawn islands are symmetrical (This is the Slave Exchange, the other would be the Exchange French).

4:18 you just said that e3 was a bad move because it locks in the bishop, still you do lock in the bishop for black?

lol its so loud in the background

at 16:02 how about ng6 for rh8++

@vinayakagarwalagarwal2521

8 жыл бұрын

if nh7 then qh5

my problem as a lower rated player is usually: I see a line that is very similar to this, I know there is a winning attack around, I'd calculate it to be sure, but not deep enough, I oversee there is a slight difference (a Zwischenzug by my opponent maybe, forcing me to react first, leaving a piece hanging etc etc..) in the position, I think I have a winning combination and end up losing material for a weak or completely useless attack :D You know, because my opponent knows about his "weakness" and did a preventing move I overlook. i think I have my attack but really I don't xD I guess u have to lose in a furstrating way for that to sink in a couple of times^^ nice lesson

@japphan

8 жыл бұрын

+Awkward Alan I have the same experience. I think my "brilliant" line is forcing, but suddenly, BAM! My opponent has a Zwischenzug. Once I get over the initial frustration, I realize that losing like that is one good way to learn. You will not miss the same move twice, and you will not miss the same IDEA that many times either. Once you get Zwischenzug'ed in a sufficiently painful way, you will keep that idea in mind every game, every time you calculate your forcing lines. And off course, this goes for any idea. Also, when you have played similar positions, you get a feel for what resources both sides have.

Tatev Abrahamyan is best female chess teacher dat understands d improving mind

Ара молодец да

This is just the London system but you trade the c pawn

16:38 Royal check ! ... What's is ? a Vegas casino ?! :))) it's called a fork

16:55 kinda bugs me. You're not up a Queen, you traded two pieces for it :P

@traderdavidtan1855

6 жыл бұрын

Do your material count. If you can't visualize it, take out a chessboard and count. Your comment bugs me too.

@rakib17874

6 жыл бұрын

You traded two minor pieces for a queen. You at least up exchange

@rakib17874

6 жыл бұрын

Not the least...you are up an exchange

I only watch Akobian. lol

Akobian and ana sharevich would make a cute couple :)

Ne5!

That's great and all; but takes very poor play by black. After e3 black could play Nh5 forcing white to trade off his Bishop. Also after Ne5 black could just trade knights instead of reinforcing the f6 knight with his Bishop.

Rook H8 exclam 😂😂

Armenian is in the club

Doesnt 5.Bf4 score better?5.Nc3 is roughly equal in the database.Weaker players generally do moves like a6 wasting time to prevent Nb5 when its not really a threat.

@TotalCondemnation

8 жыл бұрын

+Parkinson De Seiz: Well, it's a kids class, so I don't expect the most double-edged opening, where you must remember all the lines and subtleties until move 25. Instead, Akobian presented a rock solid continuation for white and showed some opportunities that can arise for white, which I think is perfectly fine for the kids. :-)

@ParkinsonDesase

8 жыл бұрын

The line is 1.d4 d5 2.c4 c6 3.cxd cxd 4.Nc3 Nc6 5.Bf4 followed by e3 and then development of the knight on f3.The only sharp line which you need to know theory is the sharp 5.Qb6 gambit line which also originates in akobian's suggestion.

@traderdavidtan1855

6 жыл бұрын

I play Slav exchange as white and although theory says it is equal or drawish, it is not so easy for black to play over the board. In case u think I am a beginner, I am a 2250 FIDE rated active player. Carlsen just lost to Wesley So in the exchange Slav.

@tonysu8860

4 жыл бұрын

@@traderdavidtan1855 Agree which is why I was disappointed anticipating this video would be about strategic concepts instead of a notable tactical pattern. I wouldn't say that Black would have difficulty equalizing, but that Black is often left aimlessly searching for a plan (Same occurs in the Exchange French). The better prepared player who understands nuances has a decided advantage.

Muy lenta su clase, los asistentes no dan una

@JuanSebastianMH

6 жыл бұрын

dama cataleptica es una clase para niños

It's not an opening teaching video, just a game. Sad. 🙄

1. d4 (queen pawn) 1. ...d5 (queen pawn game) 2. c4 (queens gambit) The opening moves definitely have a name, so saying that the opening doesnt have a name yet when white plays c4 is not actually correct.

It sounds like you are teaching babies to play. Are just obvious moves.

@TheNuncFluens

7 жыл бұрын

Well it's obviously a kids class.

these lectures are so cringe