How I Beat Early g6 in the Colle Zukertort (And a bonus Philidor Game!)

[@jonny_fnc8028]

I would appreciate a review at the end if it highlights something that you weren’t able to cover due to an opponent blunder. Thank you for the vids, ColleZ and phildor are my mains now.

[@DauntlessTony]

I definitely enjoyed these games bro! 😊

[@SLChessDevelopment]

Thanks!

[@mousumidebarunavadeb7228]

Plz make philidor in depth like the early d4 and other sidelines and the lines already covered by u in depth plzzzz

[@mousumidebarunavadeb7228]

Plzzzzz

[@SLChessDevelopment]

@@mousumidebarunavadeb7228 I will be revamping my guides for sure

[@mousumidebarunavadeb7228]

Thanks

[@paulanderson1915]

Great info. Well presented! Liked and subscribed!

[@SLChessDevelopment]

Thanks!

[@AgentSmith-w8s]

Another useful line goes into the book

[@SLChessDevelopment]

Nice!

[@iliabotvinnik6014]

Two games in one session is better I think, than just one game with a review. Thank You

[@SLChessDevelopment]

Feedback noted. Thanks for enjoying!

[@oscarshiel]

I like the way you’re doing these videos: one game w analysis after / two games one analysed Think the game reviews are very helpful and interesting to look back on a game objectively

[@SLChessDevelopment]

Glad you like them!

[@dwaipayandeb2984]

Bro plz make philidor series in depth, detail with variations with all sidelines, and also the lines already done. I mean all the sidelines d5, or f3 Bg5 and other many sidelines in depth plzzzzzz😢

[@dwaipayandeb2984]

Also against bayonet attack

[@davidbatchelder85]

Just viewed, third game, I faced this and did not know how to respond. Now I do. Philador I guess that is how you spell it. Wonderful

[@gamesspeedprodev7497]

Can u please make a video on colle vs kings indian defense

[@SLChessDevelopment]

@@gamesspeedprodev7497 yes sir

[@davidbatchelder85]

One game then review, makes more concrete training. Or I like it this way

[@user-rf5br2qo9k]

Love the colle's and intrigued by the Philidor...already adapting my Colle to some of your suggestions. Thanks

[@SLChessDevelopment]

You're welcome!!

[@mousumidebarunavadeb7228]

Bro plz be regular

[@SLChessDevelopment]

what do you mean :P

[@mousumidebarunavadeb7228]

U suddenly come make some videos then disappear

[@mousumidebarunavadeb7228]

And bro plz make a video for philidor theory, i know u have made some but plz make more for more sidelines and line already covered in depth. It would be helpful for me. Plz make theory in depth

[@SLChessDevelopment]

@@mousumidebarunavadeb7228 loool

[@alvarobastida1963]

Is it possible to use the Colle-Zukertort opening against the King's Indian Defense?

[@SLChessDevelopment]

it's not great, I would recommend c4, Bf4 etc like in the video today

[@Gooodmorningdog]

King's Indian Defense is against d4 Nf6 c4, we play d4 Nf6 Nf3. So it wouldn't be a 'true' King's Indian Defense. I'm pretty sure we still play the same ideas though.

[@beechercc6722]

Against KIA Berry attack

[@efthorpe]

I love the bishop sac in the first game. I would never have seen that.

[@SLChessDevelopment]

Comes with pattern recognition. Practice enough and you'll get there!

[@davidbatchelder85]

yes yes yes, review review review, learn your mis steps. Then you build a real foundation. I know, I poured concrete for 44 yrs hard labor

[@noelbrooks4320]

Too bad your opponent blundered the g6 game early on, I was hoping you’d address certain structures that arise in KIA type games

[@SLChessDevelopment]

Yeah it’s a bit of a bummer, but there was a lot to talk about in the Philidor game! We’ll definitely see a philidor without any blunders from the opponent