Learn the London System in 7 Minutes!

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[@roeydaz]

Since you have been so successful with this opening you should do a full series on it!

[@blizzard2099]

I second that. Sure there are studies on chess sites and all. But I like the way she explains better.

[@anthonybeckman9665]

Thank you for the clear explanation. I appreciate that you review the key "ideas" of the opening along with the moves and alternatives.

[@manncz]

Immediately convinced by the vid to subscribe - clear explanation, rich content

[@hondorama]

Hey Kamryn, Love your content! You mention the London was your "go to" opening for white on your run to 2000. What was your best choice for Black? Thanks !!

[@JOHNTUCHESSLOVE]

Indian openning for black

[@robhoffman510]

Nicely done! Thank you

[@Val-sj1mw]

Can you do more advanced guides on the Middle game and endgame?

[@UnitedStatesofAmerica_5013]

Approved. Making the New York system.

[@loudoniii]

Grest work, Kamryn! 😀

[@andrewunthank3521]

Great video. The London is excellent

[@MasterInHD]

London System is the best opening for players under 2000. After 2000, the Jobava London is the better choice.

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

London calling.

[@MADDOXXXbr]

2:49 bishop d6
3:50 bishop f5
5:05 king´s indian

[@zozezoze0425]

I think the last line white played against the kings Indian is called the sämish variation or at least it turned to it

[@antonioarezzo4549]

Hello and thank you for the so teaching. I would like to make a request. Could you teach us an opening for black as easy as the London system? Thank you

[@Lana_K12]

The London allows you to safely equalize after 5 moves with White. 💪

[@user-eo2tw9vx2q]

Thanks

[@dozerthecat]

What if black starts with e5? Take? And then what?

[@ItsKyleMang]

Do you play the Jobava London?

[@TrueBlueAndrew]

Do you play the Jobava London too?

[@jasonwolfe2991]

7 minutes! But I want to know it now!

[@Hyperi0n]

TL;DW

[@josueramirez7247]

It takes so much time to learn an opening so you did good to pick the London System. Just play, d4, Bf4, e3, Nf3 and Nbd2, and Bd3. Just play that no matter what. Play that even if your opponent plays e5 on their second move. It builds character.😊

[@user-xy4gj6ke8y]

I think far ahead lol

[@user-nn1cc1kj9s]

at 6:30, why shouldn't black move Ng3 to fork the bishop and the rook? Thanks for the video, by the way

[@iankemp1131]

It fails to Qh6+. If Kg8, Qxh7#. So Black plays Kf6 and White either wins the Knight with Qh4+ or goes for mate with g5+ Ke6 d5+ ... can't see an instant mate but Black will not survive the King hunt.

[@hugovaz777]

Please ban the london for sanity sake.

[@Anonymous-8080]

Stop being influenced by people

[@hugovaz777]

@@Anonymous-8080 I'm not, that's why I don't play the London...

[@ramonsims5065]

I love the London

[@hugovaz777]

@@ramonsims5065 noob

[@ramonsims5065]

@hugovaz777 Definitely not a noob son.... I'm 37, and Been playing chess since I was 11... Now quit trolling kid, and go do some homework or something......

[@kinghpd8858]

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[@blizzard2099]

I envy you so much.