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- Understand the Nimzowitsch Defense! This is a chess opening guide video to help you understand the Nimzowitsch defense and play it successfully. Make sure you subscribe for more videos.
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Great content, I like your enthusiasm and explanation. Came here for the Nimzo and wasn't disappointed.
I've seen many older people trying to explain lines but oh man you're doing really great.
That is so great to hear! Thank you for the support :)
I’ve faced the Nimzo many times (not knowing I was facing it until your great explanation) and have employed it as well. Thanks for the great tutorial! ✌️
Thank you so much, that is great to hear
I’m a 46 Chess enthusiast but never really gave it the time I had wish to learn it. Now I am taking that time and got here for the Nimzowitch. Your work is refreshing. I’ll stick around your channel. Thanx for sharing.
My pleasure. Good luck with your improvements!
Great video, thank you so much!
Wow just found this channel and the website and I really love how you explain and all the content. I have been wanting to study openings but I didn’t known a where, your website is perfect!
Thank you so much!
Great explanations on the lines and reasons why. makes it much easier to understand and actually easier to memorize than just move orders
Right, memorizing moves is hard and often not so necessary. Understanding the ideas is much more helpful in game!
Nice point of view. For me is missing Colorado gambit option - unusual and interesting in fact.
Great vid bro!
Thanks for sharing great video on the nimzowitsch defense.
Thankl you!
Great video! Very helpful!👍
I’m glad
Great explanation!
Thank you
Dude! This is great! You remind me of Levy, AKA GothamChess.
Hope you can keep this up!
That is an incredible compliment, thank you so much. Levy is awesome
hey! Thanks for covering my suggestion once again! I have another suggestion once again. I'm getting pretty comfortable with my defense for 1. e4 but I'm having problems with my defense for 1. d4. Because I keep playing Kings Indian, I need another opening to perhaps branch out, and get my opponent out of theory. Could I have your insight on the English Defense 1. d4, b6?
Once again, really love your content, man. Keep it up!
Sure, thank you for the suggestion!
What video do YOU want to see NEXT?
@JK JK Thank you
I've been replying with 1. Nc6 against 1. e4 on my own, since it leads to unfamiliar positions for my opponent, but I didn't understand the position myself when they follow the mainline which is indeed pushing to e5, felt very cramped
Computer doesn't seem to like that c5 push to break the structure (bishop can defend that after checking and manoeuvring around), it prefers f6 and not even taking back w the knight but rather w the e-pawn and castling long in many cases (knight goes to e7)
Video was still very helpful so thank you!
Спасибо за хороший материал. Обычно я после3. е5 играю 3.. f6 вместо 3.Сf5.. Ход 3.. f6 хорош для блица.
It just seems so comfortable to play nc6
Colorado gambit!!!
my maaan
Thank you so much, but I have a question what website did you use for this board?
It is not a website, but an application instead called "Chessbase"
I use this for black. And always win
Good stuff, I would like to see an analysis on simplifying complicated openings (Sicilian) by choosing sideline moves to reduce complexity for players that are not 2700 and know all the lines.
That's a good idea, thank you. I agree the Sicilian is incredibly hard to learn with all the theory, so this could be helpful!
I love putting two knights as black if white plays d4 and it's called two knights tango!
The 2 knights tango is when the white pawns are on d4 and c4 right?
@@ChessGeek1 yeah! I love the opening even tho it's not recommended to play. I think it's romantic cause u know tango?
@@Time_X_1234 Hahah, yes.
1.e4 Nc6 2.Nf3 Nf6!? what about this line? Why didn’t you cover this?
Because it's a bad response (from +0.2 to +1.0), better to transpose to the Italian in stead. (2. e6)
nice voice
Thank you