A great Method to identify Threats in Chess | Chess Basics for Beginners

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[@bryanshawcpasc]

You have made me much more sensitive to square colors than ever before. If there are no knights on the board as threats, I can relax a moment. Then it becomes a rank/file alignment issue. An opposing knight is another complexity to deal with. Well done.

[@tea1618]

THIS IS AWESOME!!!

[@Chessfactor]

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Hey Alex, I enjoy your tutorials soooo much :-)

[@XFlyingDutchmanX]

Great lesson, I liked it very much.

[@chesstom7172]

Just inject this chess straight into my veins!

[@mohammadsulieman6213]

Cool More of it please.

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A gold coin each lesson! Thank you!

[@niffrig]

Great lesson wish I watched this a year ago!

[@viveloumma2195]

Thanks for the video can you make a video about the book Strategy and tactics in chess written by Max Euwe please?

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[@obbygorrila3687]

Never knew chess was this chaotic