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Thanks Robert for putting this up. The Colle is my White opening of choice, I have been practicing it against the bots. In analysis, the computer starts to show large advantages for White very early. If I can even get most of the setup and push e4, game review rates my play in this system around 1550 with 89% accuracy. This was surprising to me. All we need to do is stick with any of several plans in this system, it has a lot of great attacking ideas. I like it better than the basic London and it gives the Jobava a run for its money. It's great for us late beginners/early intermediate players around 900-1100. I'm looking forward to trying this out against people at various time controls, I think it will deliver nicely.
This is what I need to see!!!!!!! I watched your Colle video not too long ago, and ever since then I’ve had a 68% win rate with it. I hate Bg4 so much so it’s good to see what you do here.
Good video to the point fast and clear. If you were a football coach your side would know what to do at half-time and put that into action easily. No messing here.
Useful lesson as always, I’ve been struggling with anti-Colle since you posted the Colle system lesson😂. Btw I can’t find the games you showed, how can I find them? Always thank you so much for the lessons❤
1:19 I appreciate that c4 move you described! The way you did it will definetly help many players understand this position, especially your reference to your other lesson. I saw teachers recommanding after Bg4 to play this: h3, Bh5; g4, Bg6; Ne5, after Nc6 or Nbd7 to play h4, bacause after opponent takes knight whte has an advantage. If they try to hide bishop by h6 I'll take with a knight and then after recapture g6 is weak, simple Bd3 would work, not to mention space advantage on the kingside. What do You think about that? :)
Hi, very good video, you explicate very much that we must to be focalized not in move sequences but in ideas. I see that you have missed the c6 black variation in place of e6 that you have well explained, can you give me a way to counter c6? Thank you a lot
Thx for this I am actually playing this opening since you made the vid before this road me 1100 - 1500 and this vid is really important thx God bless:) 🙏
But, before e4 I castle short and put the Rook on e1, in the basic setup this can cover the e4 push 3 times. The bots will attack without counting, and after some trades White should be a piece up. I think this will work well vs. people too, early intermediates may not always count the coverage either.
I really like the zukertort opening but what if black fianchetto his dark square bishop in 3rd or 4th moves after we play e3? Since we block our dark square bishop with the pawn, i generally have a problem in that kind of situation. And also our valuable bishop's target is closed in that way. What should be our response?
There's a whole chapter on this line in GM Axel Smith's excellent book 'e3 Poison'. Basically you forget about the Colle (or CZ) and play c4 and exchange on d5, pushing e4 if Black takes with the knight. As Nc3 has not been played yet, Black cannot exchange his d5 N on c3 a la Grunfeld and so has to retreat and that leads to Bl having a congestion of pieces. It's a good line for White.
I tried it and after a few games I got a checkmate in 10 moves against a 2200 player using these ideas. Also had a few nice games when they played c6 instead of e6 right away and after Qb3 they went Qb6 for the trade of queens
Why are you destroying the Bf5 Anti Colle with c4, of course it is the best move, but after c6 you are in the Slav and you can forgott all Colle ideas. I think the word destroying is not the right on, especyally when you play agaist a Slav player.
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We finally have a strong and well organized opening course for White and one for Black. With these and the FREE beginner to master level playlist from this TH-cam channel, it’s all about consistency over an extended period of time 😎💪 ⬇
Course on Black Opening (Counterblow) www.chessable.com/ramirez
Course on White Opening (First Strike) www.chessable.com/firststrike
Free Playlist (beginner to master level) rb.gy/hw61wt
All the Endgame Knowledge I have rb.gy/zels9y
All the Strategy Knowledge I have rb.gy/g1iqro
Thanks Robert for putting this up. The Colle is my White opening of choice, I have been practicing it against the bots. In analysis, the computer starts to show large advantages for White very early. If I can even get most of the setup and push e4, game review rates my play in this system around 1550 with 89% accuracy. This was surprising to me. All we need to do is stick with any of several plans in this system, it has a lot of great attacking ideas. I like it better than the basic London and it gives the Jobava a run for its money. It's great for us late beginners/early intermediate players around 900-1100. I'm looking forward to trying this out against people at various time controls, I think it will deliver nicely.
This is what I need to see!!!!!!! I watched your Colle video not too long ago, and ever since then I’ve had a 68% win rate with it. I hate Bg4 so much so it’s good to see what you do here.
There you go, Samuel! 👍😎
Beautiful walk throughs. You explain everything so clearly. Thank you so much.
I haven't played much Colle system lately. You have inspired me to mix it back in to the rotation😁
Back at it again 😎💪
Good video to the point fast and clear. If you were a football coach your side would know what to do at half-time and put that into action easily. No messing here.
Thank you! 👍😎
Useful lesson as always, I’ve been struggling with anti-Colle since you posted the Colle system lesson😂. Btw I can’t find the games you showed, how can I find them? Always thank you so much for the lessons❤
Excellent, many thanks UK
Great instructional video.
Good video coach sometimes i face Slav defense and win many games with similar ideas when i see bf4 or bg5 i am very happy
1:19 I appreciate that c4 move you described! The way you did it will definetly help many players understand this position, especially your reference to your other lesson. I saw teachers recommanding after Bg4 to play this: h3, Bh5; g4, Bg6; Ne5, after Nc6 or Nbd7 to play h4, bacause after opponent takes knight whte has an advantage. If they try to hide bishop by h6 I'll take with a knight and then after recapture g6 is weak, simple Bd3 would work, not to mention space advantage on the kingside. What do You think about that? :)
Make a colle zukertort series
Amaizing !. You have a talent to teach !
The best coach in TH-cam world
Hi, very good video, you explicate very much that we must to be focalized not in move sequences but in ideas. I see that you have missed the c6 black variation in place of e6 that you have well explained, can you give me a way to counter c6? Thank you a lot
Thx for this I am actually playing this opening since you made the vid before this road me 1100 - 1500 and this vid is really important thx God bless:) 🙏
I wish you had posted this video 6 months ago when I was struggling to play against these moves😄
Why aren't you now?
@@videosforthegoodlife2253 i gave up on colle system
@@chessnikova Efficient ;)
But, before e4 I castle short and put the Rook on e1, in the basic setup this can cover the e4 push 3 times. The bots will attack without counting, and after some trades White should be a piece up. I think this will work well vs. people too, early intermediates may not always count the coverage either.
Dear Master, can you tell me how to practice. I'd be very grateful if you answered.
Hello! Follow these lessons in order. If yo are looking for a training plan, then lesson # 102 is what you need 👍😎
What about playing Colle Zukertort against a king side fianchetto ?
I really like the zukertort opening but what if black fianchetto his dark square bishop in 3rd or 4th moves after we play e3? Since we block our dark square bishop with the pawn, i generally have a problem in that kind of situation. And also our valuable bishop's target is closed in that way. What should be our response?
There's a whole chapter on this line in GM Axel Smith's excellent book 'e3 Poison'. Basically you forget about the Colle (or CZ) and play c4 and exchange on d5, pushing e4 if Black takes with the knight. As Nc3 has not been played yet, Black cannot exchange his d5 N on c3 a la Grunfeld and so has to retreat and that leads to Bl having a congestion of pieces. It's a good line for White.
Thanks, but if black plays Bf5 the attack does not work if black skips h6 and plays Be7!
He teaches clearly
What if after black playes Bg4 and white plays c4, black captures the knight with BxNf3?
I tried it and after a few games I got a checkmate in 10 moves against a 2200 player using these ideas. Also had a few nice games when they played c6 instead of e6 right away and after Qb3 they went Qb6 for the trade of queens
@Robert Ramirez. Bu why you are not an IM? That is my big question.
Young Kramnik over here with bg4! :)
Lesson one ninety something is my favourite lesson. Im gonna try the collie out again after watching this.
Let's gooooo 😎💪
Great video
E3 or Nf3 first?
e3 first if you want to try the Stonewall
I think 4... c6 is tougher than e6 with a possible Qb6 as an answer to Qb3.
what if they don't do b6 and do kc6?
Sensei !
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Why are you destroying the Bf5 Anti Colle with c4, of course it is the best move, but after c6 you are in the Slav and you can forgott all Colle ideas. I think the word destroying is not the right on, especyally when you play agaist a Slav player.
Hey brother I’m here to ask if you’re currently teaching chess. If yes could you please reply to my comment?
Thank you 🙏
Hello! I do. Feel free to email me any time 👍
@@NMRobertRamirez Are the chess lessons online or in person?