Karpov's Prophylaxis with IM Valeri Lilov

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This lesson, made by the famous coach Valeri Lilov, is about Karpov's Prophilaxis. It's important to use prophylaxis in your games if you want to win against strong player.
IM Lilov, on of the best and famous chess trainer, will analyse with you a game played by Karpov himself, and he'll teach you how to use prophylaxis in your own games
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[@vikaschess]

in case if someone wants to know, why at 12:00 after Bxf3 white did not play Bxc8. because it will be draw after bc8 qc8 kf3 qh3 ke2 qh2 kf3 qh3 draw.

[@Lamarr168]

That was a great video! You gave a lot of practical advice. I also like how you explained some of Karpov's moves, especially the Kf3-Kf2 moves. If I were looking at those moves without the guidance of a titled player I would have to spend time finding a justification through calculations before thinking about if the motivations were general (feeling for king safety and later provoking the opponent).

[@danielmanahan692]

@ 12:00 I believe he gave up the bishop for the knight for more drawing chances with bishops of opposites.

[@aoxomoxoa4802]

Great video Who does need any payed Videos if you can find so much great material for free

[@tomszczypka7003]

cool video this never occurred to me, gonna try it out

[@justBrowsingin]

Hands down about chess prophylaxis, but on it's own is just disgusting. No excitement, no thrill...

[@blackswordsmanhypertrophy6095]

Fun

[@caricatura389]

Pónganlo en español. Carajo

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

Hi Yovanny, "Put him in Spanish." The comment was translated into English by computer. In the future, please, use English language so that everybody can understand you. Thanks! Please, note that RCA is a place for friendly communication. Any impolite comments will be removed. Manuel / Student Support Officer

[@Tranceporter33]

***** He's asking for the lesson in spanish.

[@carlossanchezn.2459]

No tenemos necesidad de escribir en inglés "para que todos entiendan". No sobreestimen su idioma.