The art of winning without calculating | Jobava London ONLY Rating Climb

[@jericosha2842]

You are such a good teacher. And the fact that you aren't natively English and do it so well is incredible.

[@danno1800]

You do an excellent job showing us what happens with each possible move. Thank you VERY MUCH for doing these chess lessons!

[@ChessJourneyman]

That sounds like the title of every beginner's book haha :D The calculations typically go like this: "ok so here, here, here, and...am I better in the end? Aahhh fudge it, let's just play it and find out."

[@robertgonsalves1966]

Thanks. Learnt a lot

[@derosec1]

@21:49 how is Qg2 not mate for black?!

[@lpvdg]

I am scratching my head precisely at that moment in the video. I am complete beginner, but I still don't understand. Maybe opponent blundered mate?

[@RC-eo8yt]

Black Queen cant move because is "protecting" his King, is forced to trade

[@zachy-koon]

Late to this party, but Black's queen is pinned to the King by White's queen on the a2-g8 diagonal.

[@United4life1889]

excellent as per usual

[@mitorandiro3123]

Bro in the second game looked LOST 💀

[@teslachess7319]

What's your recommendation in the line after 1. D4 d5 2. Nc3 Nf6 3. Bf4 e6 4. Nb5 Na6 5. E3 c6 6. Nc3 Qb6 ? For white

[@josephascencio-parvy7805]

Pawn a3 protects the pawn tactically and sets a trap. (Na4 wins the queen in Qxb2)

[@mcronrn]

Smooth as always 😎

[@ouerhanibadreedine3370]

Still waiting for the chessable course 😥😥😥😥

[@AlexBanzea]

WIll be up in a month!

[@malcolmz3626]

How to play like hikaru nakamura: gets into virtually lost position out of the opening, make sure your opponent think he has a chance. Next proceed to pose inhuman tactical problems that anyone not named stockfish or magnus Carlsen can't solve. Final step, proceed to give checkmate.

[@richardmcquade8669]

Ty

[@jhadesdev9576]

Hello Alex, I think I remember you mentioning somewhere that you a course on the Austrian Attack. If you have one, could you please post a link to it here in the comments? It would be great if you could add links to your courses in the description as well, I would like to have a look at them, thank you.

[@AlexBanzea]

Hey! www.chessable.com/ambush-1-e4-fighting-1-e6-1-c6-and-sidelines/course/78850/ here is the link!

[@dougveganparadisebuilder5808]

Child's play to beat these IMs! Just study your games here and there you go! S U B S C R I B E ! And beat the best.

[@lyingcat9022]

Brutal

[@WanZo1984]

Hye Sir, do you consider to make Queen Gambit opening video?

[@AlexBanzea]

For Black or for white?

[@WanZo1984]

@@AlexBanzea for white Sir, it would be great for us to watching!!!

[@agentsmith9641]

My fav opening with white,better than a normal london system....This is better against the king's indian & grundfeld....H file party! lol

[@سوسكة-ز1م]

I’m beginner in chess my rating is 900 how i’m good player and keep wining in chess

[@craigsmith8076]

Hello from Australia. Love your content. In the first game you moved your king to D2. Why did you do this so early? I'm still a novice and I'm still unsure of when is a good time to move the king out. Keep up the great work.

[@Alpacastan21m]

Same question. No response from King Banzea yet.

[@Tunkert]

I'm only 1600 but I think I know why. There are very few pieces left on the board, also he put it on a dark square and his opponent has a light Bishop. So his king is safe and can be used as a piece basically

[@BenRook]

The crushing continues even though the opponents get better in rating. This opening has many possiblities.

[@chessbros5450]

First Comment again, lets go!!