I think kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZvUXmCliL2Zhck copied you

It's 4 years. Anyone still here?

I dont get it. Video is all about reply to d4, and then it goes about e4. Why not to keep main idea, or make an video reply to e4?

I am a youtubeer why you kept that many commetes 😡😡😡

I miss your content. Wish you're well.

Awesome lesson! Thank you so much!

Missed your content brother. I hope you doing well?

Man I missed this brother! I hope he doing good!

6:13 You played two moves in white, you didn't move black pawns!

I like this Evans Gambit

I like your videos. They instruction is very well explained and you simplify the instruction.

thanks for this :)

What about nc3?

7:12 an exchange of bishops with Bd2 is impossible as it blunders a pawn to the Queen

You, sir, rock! Thank you for this explainer.

It's amazing that, according to Stockfish 16, both players played with 98% accuracy.

A very clear and simple explanation. Excellent video my friend.

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Ok

V helpful ta

Is there much difference between the King's Indian and the Catalan openings?

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Thank you for an excellent lesson 🙏

Great explanation Derek. Insightful to know about the way e4 can change the dynamic of whites fianchetto.

These series are really good!

The fact that it's a playable yet questionable opening is what makes it hard to play against, because like any different opening, someone who plays it will know what to do, one of the most annoying openings to play against at my intermediate level of 1350.

Absolutely superb explanation and walkthrough of the English opening! Very very helpful! I see that you did this over a decade ago, but you can feel proud it's still helping people, like me. Thank you!

Is it legal that you use Derecks's videos in your channel?

Just assuming the players are both male

11:48 “Backing Wayyaaaa” 😂

The “Game of the Century “ had Bobby Fischer using the Grunfeld against Donald Byrne.

6:13 That was a lovely trap 😶😶

Very well presented introduction. I am a Sicilian player and used to play exchange variation to simplify things whenever Black played French. I was told to look into Tarrasch instead and loved the way you introduced it.

1 Pe4, Nf6 2 Pe5, Nd5 3 Pd4, Pd6 4 Pc4, Nc6 5 or Pf4, or PxP, (2:43

3...dxe4 the Rubinstein works against this or 3. Nc3, and transposes (saves prep).

Nice teaching formats

3…Be7!?

Very good presentation! Thank you!

“We’ll see you again soon” A sign of hope, a sign of return A sign of false hope 💀

They call it the Tarrasch opening cause you absolutely trashh your opponent

Thank You so much for this!

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Thank you, Krishna. Fantastic explanations. Crystal clear and very helpful.

Stop saying pawn to d5 if you say d5 we understand

Excellent video! I also enjoyed FM James Canty III doing a video on the Scotch Gambit.