Caro-Kann Defense | Introduction & Variation Overview ⎸Chess Openings | Alex Astaneh (Astaneh Chess)

[@karthikkumarcatkbm]

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[@gardenmenuuu]

I think tutorials with 3d is the best tool which is preferred by more than 80 percent of viewers. Focus on that and thanks for this great video sir..

[@Chessfactor]

Thanks for your your feedback! Be believe the same and think that learning chess over the board is the best way to do it.

[@gardenmenuuu]

@@Chessfactor these videos re really helpful than any other videos on youtube and chess. com!....please make more videos sir on endgames also..they are really helpful

[@ragnorak56]

Awesome series thank you. I really appreciate having the lesson illustrated with a real board and not a 2d graphic. It might just be me but it helps me remember it better.

[@Chessfactor]

We are happy to hear that you like the series and the real chess board style of our videos. You are probably right that the real chess board helps to remember and visualize the moves better. We already received similar feedback form other viewers. But of course there are also other viewers who prefer the 2d perspective. It's simply a matter of taste.

[@LBurou]

Agree with the added benefit of a real chess board and pieces!

[@AthelesEutopia]

Wonderful introduction and series! I can't wait for you to cover the Slav Defense in the future.

[@Chessfactor]

Thank you very much. Stay tuned for the Slav Defense 😉.

[@kaykwanu]

You have by far the best chess content on youtube!

[@Chessfactor]

Thanks!

[@LBurou]

Thank you for using a real chess board and real chess pieces. For me, that makes all the difference! Well done :-)

[@pardieupopper339]

Organized, clear and instructive. Thanks.

[@kevins4132]

Hi Alex, I really enjoyed your videos about the caro-kann. I learned a lot from them. I would be grateful if you can make a series of videos about the nimzo-indian defense for black. That would be great. Thanks again for your explanations and efforts.

[@BanjoBumbleBee]

Watched the intro. Think I'll stick around and learn these variations :)

[@fyuwah1037]

appreciate the free chess course for caro-kann

[@dailydosageofpets2529]

Your doing a good work

[@Chessfactor]

Thanks!

[@frewina4051]

Great series! I learned so much from this series and have won many good games in the Caro Kann. Will you make a video on a opening for black against d4 soon (Using a real board)?

[@shayaanaalam1441]

Glad I found this channel . Please make a playlist on Vienna Gambit...

[@roddraft3466]

This is soooo underrated

[@danielbeckenbauer599]

SUPER =DANKE !!

[@Chessfactor]

Thanks.

[@alexandergilson8046]

Did you ever upload a video for the panov botvinick attack?

[@Chessfactor]

Here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKbYZZeVo6xkiqc

[@mpp01]

I bought this course on Udemy (great course btw!). I think the option to place feedback is hidden though. Just wanted to tell you guys.

[@talenzero8932]

Hope you will go over some of the bad\weak moves that might be seen and how to take advantage of them.

[@Chessfactor]

Sure. Today we upload the first video of the series on the Classical Variation of the Caro-Kann Defense with all the plans and ideas. Hope you like it.

[@ammar6144]

You are a great master i wish you a happy life❤️❤️

[@kadirou42]

thanxxx

[@mohammadsulieman6213]

Keep going

[@Chessfactor]

Definitely! Check out the new video on the Classical Variation of the Caro-Kann Defense.

[@harimakendyi6979]

i cant believe it, anthony davis is teaching us chess, huwaw hahaha just kidding very very cool viceo

[@rv706]

Who is anthony davis?

[@trex576]

Yay boi I'm going to play a tournament wish me luck!

[@Chessfactor]

Good luck for your tournament. Let us know how it worked out.

[@trex576]

It was a state level tournament and I represented my district along with my team. We couldn't clear the quarterfinals and lost to a team there. Nonetheless, it was a great experience and I used the caro kann once too! ( I won that one)

[@coachmchess]

Hi master, it would be much appreciated if you could create a opening repertoire about Caro kann defense .. TIA..

[@Chessfactor]

Hi, check out our website where you can find a complete repertoire about the Caro-Kann Defense. Here the link: www.chessfactor.com/courses/246/description/

[@yarr4429]

アレクス先生どうもありがとう 💛

[@Chessfactor]

This comment can only be answered with the help of google translate 😉 Of course you're welcome and we hope that you also like the other videos on the Caro-Kann. Take care!

[@srimannlive3110]

Do one on the Vienna system and gambit plz?? UPvote plz

[@mrengler1]

any chance you can get a different colour for the white pieces? the white on white is a bit hard to see for my old man eyes :(

[@Chessfactor]

We pre-recoded already some videos and try to improve the contrast, which is not so easy. But in the next two weeks we have another filming session and will use a wooden chessboard for better contrast. Here is a link with a picture of our new board, hope it's better: facebook.com/1671269316499279/photos/pb.1671269316499279.-2207520000.1571335359./2165423620417177/?type=3&theater&_rdc=1&_rdr

[@rehobothesports4423]

Hello, I was looking through the PGN, and I noticed there are a bunch of dollar signs ($) in it. I am not sure what this means. Could you please let me know if this is a typo or something that should be there? Thank you!

[@bhabanishankarrath3973]

I am a 1200 player(fide) should i learn openings?? I heard from my friend that opening is not at all thing you should learn in this range.

[@Chessfactor]

Thanks for asking. Studying the openings at your level is good to begin, but expect it to be messy and confusing at times. This is the nature of opening work when one is not so experienced! Do not worry too much if you cannot remember things - the process is never so linear. What I do is I watch some material about a new opening, then I try to replay the variations covered on a board (digital or real), and then later on I try to recall the variations from memory. So, a) watch, b) reproduce on a board, c) reproduce from memory. And then there is a fourth important step: play out the openings in your real games. This will quickly show you what you are able to remember and what you are not. If you don't remember something, simply go back and recall the line.

[@bhabanishankarrath3973]

@@Chessfactor ok

[@Бћчешц]

The way Alex speaks reminds me of Gustavo from Breaking Bad lmao.

[@MacMak-yn9ul]

May I request on your next video is introduction of Scandinavian defence

[@Chessfactor]

We will consider your wish for upcoming recording sessions. Stay tuned.

[@budgibson8045]

I play THE CARO-KANN DEFENSE 💯 So if white decline E4 . Then I will play E2 . THE FRENCH DEFENSE 💯

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