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[@AlexBanzea]

Check out my London course here: www.chessable.com/alex-banzeas-london-system/course/118788/

[@bikedoc59]

Thanks!

[@davidstar2362]

Once again. You are my favorite chess coach. out of all the wonderful people out here, you has helped me the most with my London play. I love Eric Rosen and Gotham Chess. Your great work is not in vain. you have shown me, no many how many people are chess coach, Grand masters, There is ONLY one of you... and ME!! so thank you for showing me everyone matters.

[@AlexBanzea]

Glad to have you around!

[@jonathanbaughman]

Congrats on the 10k subscribers Alex! Your content is so great you will be at 100k in no time. Cheers mate

[@AlexBanzea]

Thanks a lot mate ❤️

[@mrcrumb4302]

Excellent video. I’ll be watching the rest of your London tutorials and if I make it through that, I’ll be buying your course as well.

[@jeremysy5467]

Thank you for discovering your channel. I really appreciate much having a queen pawn opening London system which is so flexible and a good attack positioning system. I gonna use this often for my queen pawn opening. Got to check out the king pawn opening system in your channel. Loved seeing how you taught us the system and operation of the Chess opening. :)

[@HorseBlazeCovai]

Thank you so much once again for my favourite London system analysis!

[@PPdabest]

Very nice! Thank you...really well explained!

[@sven179]

Is there a big difference if white plays Bf4 on the second move instead of Nf3?

[@AlexBanzea]

Not really, 1.d4 d5 2.Bf4 gives black an alternative to play 2…c5 (that’s pretty much it)

[@ChristianSoschner]

Fantastic as usual 🎉

[@Bork0r]

Your yt style really developed to better cater to plebs like me during the past year. This is a lot of theory crammed in. 😱I’m having trouble following along.

[@michaelallport5816]

Wonderful playlist, thanks! Please create a playlist for the Stonewall in both white and black.

[@musaarif3126]

This is a good channel for learning

[@rafaelrojas7249]

Very good lines, you would play live and explain this kind of planes, like a speedrun of london, start it with low ranking at reach more higher level possible, thanks.

[@Nexus-X001]

I ahad this line not some time ago and i lost lol...But nice of you to update it,i'll add this into my folder.

[@AlexBanzea]

I think this is a very important video for the London System players. I had my students asking me about it all the time and it’s a strange topic because the theory is not well developed and the engines are not that helpful to guide you on the right path.

[@Nexus-X001]

@@AlexBanzea Agreed,Its a strange line that needs adding to a chapter on the london system if someone would make one for chessable....Wonder who that could be?

[@chessexpertAleksey]

Great as usual!!

[@learning_chess]

my opponent do the move on 20:06 but his moving Nc6 after i move e3.. but i remember this line and then i respons that Nc5 with Bb5😆 then i realize that Bb5 move not work because Ng8 still on his place based on your teaching to us on the other video. what should i do?? is moving back the Bb5 to d3 is the best move??

[@AlexBanzea]

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[@learning_chess]

@@AlexBanzea yeahh.. that part i was remember😁 when i see my opponent do Nc6, im moving my bishop to b5 very quickly and then that part of the video coming to my mind😅 i was like... "what an idiotic move..😅😅😆" the notation is 1.d4 d5 2.Bf4 Bf5 3.Nf3 e6 4.e3 "Nc6" 5. Bb5? my point is, when he attack my bishop with a6 or he try to defend his knight with Ne7 i still can moving my bishop to d3 or not?

[@artistryartistry7239]

I feel like discussing specific lines before discussing the major objectives and game plans for the London is not beginner friendly, as the title suggests.

[@AlexBanzea]

I have a lot of other videos explaining the general plans and ideas. Here I thought I'd just break down THE MOST COMMON live below 1500, so I hope it's not that missleading.

[@WHAT-gm1xm]

Brother is it important to see whole board while playing & tell me please knight vs rook vs bishop which is powerful piece & how to improve chess game i practice daily & watch your videos i wanna become GM

[@fazzolarijames]

1 d4 d5 2 Nf3 Nf6 3 Bf4 Nc6 4 e3 a6 is surprisingly annoying. I play c4 and will still try and grab the Bishop pair later but unclear if this is the best approach.

[@cookiemonster-nk3xb]

Alex Banzea will beat the crap out of you

[@semihkiziltan]

In your London playlist, I couldn't find the first video as a beginner. There are 100 videos and I don't know from where to begin. Please say at least the names of first 3 explanation.

[@mash2382]

Sicilians defans please claim up

[@hadiashrafzadeh2816]

❤️❤️💙