How to EASILY stop your opponent's attack | 100 Grandmaster tips Ep. 8

[@AviaToshko]

banger series, go Aman

[@hylen26]

I want to know if he has all 100 topics picked out, or if he's wracking his brain every day for a new one. That's a lot of tips! (Very good series though, I agree.)

[@andyisyoda]

Incredible insights - what a series so far!

[@thomapple]

0:41 a bishop on c8? That's an eeeentresting move but ok

[@Victor-ji1rz]

Ok everysing iz clear now

[@E8oL4]

let's do the procedure

[@tomarintomarin9520]

That's the only move I need, there's no doubt

[@chriselcombe847]

Lmao

[@vezquex]

Always tuck your bishop in.

[@oddmetre]

These tips are so helpful dude

[@giant05]

How to defend down 12 points of material would be more realistic personally

[@petergriffin8767]

You can defend against checkmate via resigning.

[@therandomdude14]

You can get 100 percent accuracy if you play e4 on the first move then resign

[@Scmonk]

Thats so easy. You just have to resign and start a new game and all of a sudden material is balanced again with equal chances for both sides.

[@justinbouchard]

LMAO

[@chriselcombe847]

I'm in this comment and I don't like it 😢

[@charnielduterte3796]

i like it when aman starts the board without any pieces at all, then places them one by one. makes it super easier to follow through

[@lollycopter]

It's like he's giving us a simple endgame lecture by tricking us into the middlegame. Love it.

[@anonymous123456on]

But aman if i play bishop f8 kramnik will accuse me of cheating

[@tolkienfan1972]

I typed the same thing, then scrolled and saw yours 🤣

[@greggharrington2322]

Good stuff, loving this series!!!

[@sebastiandierks7919]

Great lesson, thank you Aman!

[@rhysgriffiths9675]

Love this series. I'm staying tuned.

[@dragonore2009]

Right, but how do you deal with pieces popping into existence from the either?

[@gaopinghu7332]

Summon ChatGPT.

[@naptown9672]

Resign

[@letsclimb5828]

My favorite chess series, thanks Aman!

[@LionChess]

Love this series so much, thank you! :D

[@GeoffWilson-fr4of]

Used this in the second game after watching!!! Had to come back and comment what a great series.

[@answeris4217]

I think Bf1 or Bf8 is a natural move that is missed in a lot of positions. After you get your rook out. Especially against lower rated players that could just blunder a piece forgetting that you undeveloped your bishop on a strong diagonal

[@hylen26]

Big fan of this series. I check every day to see if there's a new one.

[@banzaiburger9589]

I love this series so much. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@saintgerantennis8446]

Fantastic series

[@ItamiPlaysGuitar]

This series is the best on the internet imo

[@davidburton918]

brilliant series..

[@lollycopter]

Ben Finegold: Always play bishop f8/bishop f1. Vladimir Kramnik: Hmm, very interesting...

[@realdrummo]

Full disclosure tho. Sometimes the knight can just be sacked. Hopefully you can show some of those scenarios in a later ep.

[@raf5984]

Too specific for this course

[@ScotchGambino]

Best Chessbrah series since Habits. Aman is the top chess teacher on youtube.

[@greenenoiseaudio]

Woah woah woah! Are you telling me that playing a retreating bishop move like Bf8 or Bc8 is completely normal?? I thought that was a sign we should begin procedure.

[@thenapoleonlover113]

thank you for this idea

[@elindauer]

This series is amazing nom nom nom feed me MOAR

[@murmurr-p2o]

I have watched your king's indian speedrun just a few minutes ago. Thank you very much. You're a cool teacher 🐴

[@lespec7928]

had to change the serial title since the grandmaster didn't know ?

[@MyFourthGradeTeacher]

Yes! Thank you, Aman! I've gone up 100 rapid elo since this series started.

[@antimatter2417]

Knife f5

[@lollycopter]

Always play bishop f8/f1/c8/c1!

[@ferguson1376]

This is a hansen specialty

[@Truffle_Pup]

8 Episodes in and already strayed from the neat and tidy Title structure 😆

[@billythekid-bestservant1]

1:46 What if our rook is there? I mean you could say just move the rook. But wouldn't we waste our tempo then?

[@gaopinghu7332]

Why would you want a rook on f8 anyway, though? You can't push the f pawn forward anyway if the knight is there, so you would probably want to move the rook regardless.

[@gaopinghu7332]

Another concept is that in closed positions, tempi matter less and progress, even if slow, is always good. Is the example given a closed position? No, but if you ever find yourself in one, keep that in mind.

[@billythekid-bestservant1]

@@gaopinghu7332 Yeah i forgot about that as well for some reason. I usually just simply push my f pawn to opened up the position for the rook. That's why I rarely get a situation where the knight jumps into f4 or f5.

[@billythekid-bestservant1]

@@gaopinghu7332 Icy. That's good to know.

[@MrDanielfff777]

Omg wow thank you

[@teiaperigosa]

not a bishop on c8😮….😢

[@Gourcuff888]

tips that only gm knows @ some random untitled dude knows 😂 jokes aside - good episode!

[@ihormay3418]

Golden series

[@tolkienfan1972]

If you play Bf8, Kramnik will call you a cheater

[@RicardGomes76]

This is classified stuff! It stays between us, Aman 🤐

[@executivelifehacks6747]

I would love to have the memory to recall the previous tips, lol

[@lollycopter]

Use your favourite notes app to write out the list and review it for a few minutes once a week. Here's what I have so far to get you started: 1. Nd3 / Nd6 2. g3 vs Ng6 3. allow queen trade by recapturing with king, control c2/c7 with bishop 4. exchange off the same pair of bishops if opponent has the bishop pair 5. exchange french: play Ne2, Nc3, Bf4/g5, Qd2, f3 dominates Nc6 6. f3, g4 vs Carlsbad structure with f5 7. push h4 against fianchetto g6 when e5 controls f6. same with a4 vs no Nc6 8. kick knights from f5 with Bf8, Kh7, Ng8, Qd8/Re6. Watch out for Nxh6+ Qxf6

[@Ichbinubermann]

🇧🇷

[@RicardGomes76]

UUUUHHHH! I hate that knight already 😡!

[@justinbouchard]

i'd love a list of what I guess are chess principles like a study card. things like, "doubled pawns suck" " this bishop vs. that bishop is good/bad" "put your pawns on opposite colors of the good bishop" those kind of things on cue cards or just a list would be epic

[@lollycopter]

Start writing your own so you can focus on what matters most to you. Review it for a few minutes every week. It'll be worth the "effort".

[@justinbouchard]

@@lollycopter super great idea!!