How to Remember Variations in Your Opening Repertoire? - Daily Lesson with a Grandmaster #72

✅ Do you forget opening variations in your repertoire, even after memorizing them? In this lesson, GM Avetik Grigoryan shares a very important tip that can help you remember your preparation better.
✅ You will also see how one idea from an opening can be used in another, even when the colors are reversed!
📍 Also, check out the article by GM Avetik Grigoryan on memorizing variations, which was also mentioned during the lesson - chessmood.com/...
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[@ovip40]

Thank you as always Avetik. Another great, instructive video!

[@susikgaboyan8873]

Thanks for the tips and for nice examples!

[@jamesreed4483]

You cover many variations in a specific position but what was the tip to help me memorize variations? I missed it.

[@Eric_Reborn]

Yeah I was gonna say this video doesn't even seem to be about what it's titled. Confusing.

[@smartzguy2366]

Nice video on how to remember variations! Thanks for the lesson! :)

[@ChessMood]

Glad you liked it!

[@erikjarlnaes9311]

ups "no" exercise. Well you want us/me to look into our opening files, and see which one line we have problems remembering. I do not have a file!! I have played French, nearly always (and spanish) as black, so I have done the moves many times, but I have never tried to remember which move I prefer. I have always looked at the positions that are arising, and made my moves from here - so there has always been insecurity . So I am beginnig to get the idea that it may be time to change something here !!

[@jamesreed4483]

Tabiyas