The Power of Aggression in Chess: Fan Game Analysis

[@fedes9626]

I still don't know how this channel is not worth 1M subs

[@ChessCoachAndras]

It is! But for some reasons the gods decided to teach me the concept of "life is not always fair" through my youtube channel...

[@ZimK230]

But if it was the case, my road to 2000 fide would be harder so I'd rather keep this under the radar :D :D

[@tongpoo8985]

Bro, your vibe and personality is actually making some things click for me. Just played an incredible attacking game cuz I was hearing your words telling me to obliterate my opponent. Finally just realized what "fight for the center" means. It means _fight_ for the center, not just be content with having a little low risk and solid e5 d6 setup if I could just play d5 instead, and either control or liquidate the center and use the open lines to launch my pieces. Man that was fun.

[@chikengamer4409]

wow i can relate so much with this, about a year ago i started noticing your streams (best thing to ever happen) and scince im european i couldn't watch them live. But i watch all of them from begenning till the end, in one stream u said to watch the series the amateur's mind, so i did. By now im at aroud episode 35 and i can already just tell when im talking about opening priciples im way better informed then some 1800-1900 OTB ( fide) players and im also getting a lot of succes thanks to you, You Rock

[@ChessCoachAndras]

Thanks mate, happy to hear about your progress!💪💪👍👍

[@milkyBK370]

Awesome praise and two lovely games on display. I for one do not take these games for granted. Well played, that man!

[@ChessEvaluation]

My Motto in chess is to " Be open minded to every moves you have even if its weird at first " ngl This help me alot when it comes to Calculation and Tactics and even Positional

[@ChessCoachAndras]

Indeed. very well said!

[@girator2010]

Great games, great commentary

[@ChessCoachAndras]

Cheers mate, appreciate it!

[@qwksilver5150]

Coach, Love this type of videos, Aggression is almost always the answer.

[@ChessCoachAndras]

you know it!

[@DadOnHisOwn]

Fabulous video - very informative ,aggressive chess....loved it

[@solomongilbert3186]

Your aggressive chess videos are really great mate! Thanks for this resource - looking forward to watching this!

[@ChessCoachAndras]

Glad you like them!

[@TheMrBlazeR64]

Loving it

[@simonhinkel4086]

Always so satisfying to play a game like that :) last sunday i won a quite similar style game in our league on 1800 level. 19 move miniature 😊💪🏻

[@shawnkmetz521]

After e6! you modeled Bd5 which clearly works but doesn't cxd Rxd6 work? The point being Qxd6 is met by Qf7+ Ke8 Rd1 and if it's ignored white can follow up with Rhd1 with the deflection threat of Bxa7 as well as the simple Re7 being too many threats for black to meet? Edit: early in the video when Bd4 was played instead.

[@Ysspiano]

Can't you sack the rook on move 14? with the idea that after 14. ... Qxd6 15. Qxf7+ Kd8 17.Rd1 isn't that winning?

[@sayan64]

I had a very aggressive game played on 4545 league. Self annotated and self commented without engine. May I send you the game coach? Also it was inspired from a game that you showed in one of your videos. Chinese gm vs le quang liem fried liver

[@ChessCoachAndras]

Go for it!

[@sayan64]

I don't know how to send it to you. If you want to receive the game via email, then pls share your email. I don't have your email

[@TikariChess]

He can play guitar and chess too!

[@ChessCoachAndras]

@@TikariChess 😂

[@Tunkert]

I had this situation in my last OTB game 2:00. My opponent was visibly upset

[@awb95]

Do you maybe know the name of that opening trap/sacrifice? I feel like I encounter that position quite often in my games, but I really have to study it to know all the themes in it. Or do you know videos on it by any chance?

[@FunnyAnimatorJimTV]

play chess the gigachad way