Opening Chess Problem (Ep#05): How to reach a position in 4
How to reach a position in 4 moves
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How to reach a position in 4 moves
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We’re going to start a new series going over some important chess concepts that every chess player should be aware of. Hopefully you can learn from these videos and incorporate the strategies in your own game. For more info and chess strategy visit www.thechesswebsite.com
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The Good, The Bald & The Queens Gambit Accepted
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This video series is going to focus on Grandmaster level chess tactics. This particular video features a tactical line used by William Steinitz against Johannes Hermann Zukertort in the first World Chess Championship played in 1866.
The skewer and pin can be one of the most powerful weapons that a chess player has but they are not always easy to come by. Your opponent usually will not leave his most powerful pieces hanging for you to skewer and pin. In this video we take a look at some advanced techniques that all chess players should know when looking for different skewers and advanced pins.
We take a look at the most famous Gambit, the Queen’s Gambit, which is still played by many top players. I hope that the insight and analysis gives you a better understanding of the opening and what to look for when you play. Be sure to check out www.thechesswebsite.com for more discussion on this and other openings.