Learn Caro-Kann in 10 minutes | Easy Chess

[@rbranham8062]

Love this series! Reminds me of Levy’s old videos. Waiting for the King’s Indian Defense 👍

[@GMNeiksans]

@@rbranham8062 Thanks! At the moment I try to do the topics I've done boot camps about but maybe I could do it vice-versa :)

[@willardstaton]

Thank you for the content Coach Neiksans. I am trying to use the Caro better.

[@huddunlap3999]

I like this series.

[@icerabbit9433]

Unbreakable Caro-Kann, my favorite opening all time 😍💪 Thanks for the video, very interesting as usual 🙏

[@PrestonHibbitts]

I really like this series. I would love to see one on the Scotch Gambit

[@yentarooo]

This series is incredible. Paldies!

[@user-rb1qq7hn8p]

do you plan to make this series into a shorter version of your old bootcamps or do you plan to cover new openings? Because back in the day i got most of my repertoire from your bootcamps. would love a 10 minute video on the dutch and taimanov

[@Luke123podcast]

Levys favorite opening

[@andristihomirovs]

Cerēju, ka šajā video atrunāsi cilvēkus spēlēt karo kanu

[@munsulight721]

I love that series but I would love to see some insight against other openings like the English even if both of them are uncommon against each other . At the same time I understand how hard to talk about unlikely scenarios in 10 minutes As an English player myself, some people tend to like playing the Caro Kann against me but I have seen so many people continue with their normal Caro Kann bishop development and they are frequently getting kinda screwed. I try to tell them to continue into Semi Slav structures since they are quite stable compared to Slav Sometimes I go for a Panov attack which also tend to destasbilize them Happy to have found your content through Levy

[@RobertssU]

thanks, i main the Caro and sometimes get stumped when they play Nc3

[@zhepebrilo2000]

9:30 Actually, Queen can escape to e5.

[@NotPabu]

This is a big ask since it’s such a complicated opening, but i was wondering if you could do one on the Sveshnikov Sicilian?

[@user-rb1qq7hn8p]

i think his repertoire is mostly e6 sicilians and he even has a course on the Kan. so i would expect either that or the Taimanov

[@nolay7w578]

How do you get this theme with the board and pieces?

[@GMNeiksans]

@@nolay7w578 in Chessbase

[@djsoloshows]

it is Chessbase program