So pleasant to see a real board with pieces :)

Thank you so much❤ you’re the best streamer 😊

I stopped playing it but I will again. Great video

Great video! A lot of informations for those who consider to play winawer with black or struggle with white against it. Btw at 4:41 the best is Kf8! and b*a5 or Nb5 both leads to a long long lines in which black can get an equal position. Ne7 is in fact a mistake, it was played in the game Fischer-Tal which was drawn, but after the best moves it almost loses, but that is very deep theory.

Thanks

Awesome !!

Hi please make a playlist of common mistakes and learning intermediate chess strategy

@Chessfactor

4 жыл бұрын

You'll be pleased to hear that there is soon a video coming that features typical beginner mistakes. We will also take up your proposal to make some videos on the topic of chess strategy.

@manu-singh

4 жыл бұрын

@@Chessfactor wow that's great thanks

Good video!

Wonderful tutorial thanks!

@Chessfactor

3 жыл бұрын

Happy to hear that!

Full of informations , keep on , big like

@Chessfactor

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your like!

Nice video Great oppening named after Polish player Szymon Winawer

Very nicely explained, it would be great if you make videos with some GM games for each variation.

@Chessfactor

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment. We will pick up your point and look for some instructive master games for the different variations and consider them for the upcoming video recordings. Stay tuned!

@SanjeevAgrahari

4 жыл бұрын

@@Chessfactor thanks for consideration.

@Chessfactor

4 жыл бұрын

@@SanjeevAgrahari You are welcome!

These videos are really good but I question the choice to go so deep into one continuation while ignoring breadth.

Very nice sir

@Chessfactor

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

could you cover the advance Nimzowich gambit? thank you!

19:39 can't the knight take on d4 instead? That looks pretty good to me. It opens up the king because they have to take, and then after Qa5 if the king moves up or goes to d1 they basically lose on the spot so they have to go to c1, and then black plays Qc3. White's only move that I see is to defend with the rook and after Rf3 if white tries to kick it out Ng3 black takes the bishop back and has the queen for two rooks. White can't try to trade queens instead because of a deflection tactic. If white does nothing the rook takes the knight. If Qf1 Ra5 will win the bishop and be in a better endgame. Maybe after Rf3 Bb2 works, but after sacrificing the rook for the bishop and knight, I think black is still doing okay with the queens on the board, since whites pawns are clear targets and black's pawns are harder to get to. I think black still has compensation in all the lines, so this moves seems better.

@Sesquipedalian3

Ай бұрын

I think it's hard to evaluate in a game, but it's a forcing sequence of moves so if you know about it you should be able to find it without memorization

16:56 N takes Q so earlier Qf7 is a mistake :-)

Idk how to thank u