Played Our Pirc Defense VS WFM Alexandra Botez

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We've had so many lesson on Pirc Defense and at this point in our course, we have covered almost every variation White can play. In this game, WFM Alexandra Botez chose an interesting set-up and I hope you find some value from the way I approached it!
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[@NMRobertRamirez]

We finally have a strong and well organized opening course for White and one for Black. With these and the FREE beginner to master level playlist from this KZbin channel, it’s all about consistency over an extended period of time 😎💪 ⬇ Course on Black Opening (Counterblow) www.chessable.com/ramirez Course on White Opening (First Strike) www.chessable.com/firststrike Free Playlist (beginner to master level) rb.gy/hw61wt All the Endgame Knowledge I have rb.gy/zels9y All the Strategy Knowledge I have rb.gy/g1iqro

[@braillgebra1706]

I learned Pirc defence from you, and have been winning more matches then before. thank you

[@NMRobertRamirez]

💪😎

[@ffthamizangaming2098]

Same here

[@ffthamizangaming2098]

I have a doubt chez pirc or main pirc

[@SpaceCadet4Jesus]

Rob Ram: I'm just going to simplify and take it easy here, folks. Botez: What..? Yelling, screaming, sister in fighting, pulling hair.

[@kevinmalone3210]

Sister in background, yelling screaming, pulling Alexandra's hair, chastising her for losing too easily! 😅

[@alcubierrevj]

The way Rob Nam played this effortlessly like a hot knife through butter, while teaching us (and Alex Botez) a lesson.

[@mikejschin]

I played the Pirc once in my life, in 1970 in the last round of my first tournament. I managed to beat a 1550 rated player: I had little idea what I was doing, but he had no idea how to play against it. By the time of my second tournament, I switched to the Sicilian, later to the Caro-Kann, back to the Sicilian, and lately to the French. None have been completely satisfying. You have inspired me to go back to the Pirc.

[@darensweeney5925]

I LOVE that you won this matchup! congrats, coach!

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Thank you, Daren! 🙌👍

[@JoJoRock197]

Calm, collected, grounded. Professional vs entertainer. Much respect!

[@jumpingship3001]

You have helped so many of us win with the Pirc. You believe in us an we believe in you. Thanks teacher

[@AngeloGene]

The Pirc defense has served me well thanks to you. Thank you so much for teaching us. Also, nice flex beating the stronger Botez sister. 👍😁

[@coachwilliamsakadr.gambit5334]

Your the best Chess Instructor I've ever seen. You're now my Coach. You've taught me the Pirc Defense that I now use over the London system with white.

[@fun-vv3ie]

My Chess journey become changing after pirc defence.... Thanks sir

[@danomaly8943]

I see you get these 90+ accuracy against strong players that's impressive. Always value in what you show. The Pirc is my go to opening when I just want to play solid and play chess and eliminate any opening tricks my opponents have. I'm not that strong but at least I feel I have a chance to games and I have fun.

[@pepperwestwood]

No fun allowed.

[@stopthecap4317]

Pirc defense when im off a perc

[@BenRook]

Nice game...Botez going down makes it even better!

[@mushfiquealam6895]

Cant believe botez fell for that diagonal check and knight combo

[@NMRobertRamirez]

We all do at some point in our lives 😅👍

[@Arthas30000]

WOW. Amazing game. That beautiful knight trick winning an exchange, just *chef's kiss* Gonna have to review the course in depth and try it out! This is hella convincing :D

[@tfred6403]

Explanation was cut off at end. Only showed first set of moves. Otherwise great!

[@simpforpadme7366]

Bro just beat alexandra botez and turned it into a casual chess lesson💀💀💀

[@antonnovo695]

Her father is also a pirc player and played it against her all her life )

[@Chesstypeshiz]

Due to your lesson videos, my win percentage with Black is now 10% higher than white! So awesome! You are great at teaching and break everything down so well. Props to you and Thank you!

[@juelzsantana1075]

lmao how you casually beat andrea botez while calmly explaining how you outplay her ist hilarious

[@MatthieuSCHREK]

This level of play seems otherwordly to me. Thank you coach, for imparting your knowledge to us.

[@ketutsukerini8569]

Please make more video like this about pirc and king Indian attack thanks coach 🙏👍you are the best

[@CITAS4U]

I still need to improve, but i really like the Pirc defense and I feel comfortable playing it. Thank you so much, my brother.

[@SLKCHESS]

Nice win

[@AF-Tab_Alam]

Coach.. Today in my college, there was a selection for the inter-college tournament. I registered for the same I've never played a game on the board. I play only on lichess. Before the selection, I brutally checkedmate my friend (on the website). Coincidentally, he was my opponent in the selection game. I was playing on the board for the first time. My vision on the board was very poor. He blundered his queen. I couldn't take advantage of that. This was 5 hours ago. I'm feeling really low. I've been playing chess for more than a year. All of my friends are shocked. They are saying, "Is there anyone who can play better than Aftab?" They put faith in me. And I lost that

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Hello Aftab! We all go through that and it only means you are moving in the right direction. We have to lose many games before we can win more consistently and reach the next level. Welcome to the wonderful/painful world of Chess 😎💪

[@AF-Tab_Alam]

@@NMRobertRamirez thanks a lot

[@tonyw1212]

Nice game!

[@temhirtleague-chess]

Incredible lessons! Ty

[@mihailovasic4623]

Wow this was really awesome! Thanks for your videos, they are very helpful.

[@nicolasmadray3309]

You have helped me improve my game a lot, mil gracias! 💯 Great Game

[@richardlarsen8213]

Pirc strikes again. Nice win. Hard to avoid simplification if u don’t want it.

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Yes, we have all been on both sides of the fence 😅👍

[@JensThomasNepper]

Very nice win

[@christianmobilelegends1641]

I starting liking this opening, but suddenly I was starting learning to play the nimzho indian. What do you think better to study?

[@RUSSIA-007]

Rob Ram 🔥🔥🔥

[@herzallahaymen5478]

You are greate

[@learning_chess]

GREAT GAME COACH...✊✊✊🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@elsombrablanca9891]

Hello, can somebody pls explain the reason why she didnt take thay free knight in the 0:34 of the video? I know that im missing something but i dont understand what , im just a newbie at chess.

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Hello! She couldn't because My Qb6 move was putting her king in check 👍

[@danialrao6217]

Coach plz reply to me on this, m a new player I learn Czech pirc from u, then I reached to lesson 69 in 3 days I found the pirc more advanced like all classical, Austrian and 150. I have 2 questions on it, 1) can the pirc of g6 pawn work on every start of white ? 2) is this pirc the best method to learn for black .. furthermore m working on the start just I want to ask what should I do to learn the best opening for black and also the best opening for white so that I can memorize to play against the intermediate players.. plz reply !!

[@banzaiburger9589]

Surprised she did not use the Botez Gambit 😊

[@pisinoearschess1414]

oof, that was smooth

[@darensweeney5925]

Coach, i have a question. i have been a patron for about 6 months, but i have gotten wayyyy behind on the videos? Why? Because every time a new opening is introduced, I've assumed i must learn it in depth before moving on... Too anal-retentive an approach, eh? ))))) Can u help me with a better strategy? thanks.

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Hey Daren! Every time we learn a new opening, I expect you to get familiarized with it to expand your horizons, but you don't have to incorporate it to your main repertoire. Remember that openings are not as important as middle and endgame. So, only study it to depth if you really like it and want to add it to your arsenal. Otherwise, appreciate the main ideas and keep moving 💪😎

[@pawelnowak2003]

Chess genius

[@NMRobertRamirez]

😅

[@X00000370]

Nice game. I can hear Alexandra blaming Andrea for distracting her as her rationale for losing!

[@ernestogarcillan1977]

nice one coach!! i want to learn or i wanna perfect your pirc as black

[@kristopherhorwath8756]

Botez 👈😁

[@yasonsesfaoganteng3213]

Wow you can win her , excellent game

[@karanarora1468]

👍

[@mariamalave4961]

Brillante partida

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Gracias maria! 👍

I don't like Alexandra Botez AT ALL, so thank you so much for that win bro...

[@alexwiththeglasses]

I love Alex - her personality reminds me of my niece Alexis (named after me). But the straightforward win was still nice to see… Only wish I could hear Alex’s live commentary.😂

[@NMRobertRamirez]

😅

@@alexwiththeglasses Have you ever seen how she slapped her ex and then laugh... I mean, she also looks arrogant with men generally...

@@NMRobertRamirez What do you think about Jovaba attack bro...

[@NMRobertRamirez]

@ some of my students use it and it's nice if you prepare it well 💪😎

[@anthonygross1963]

Maybe it was the weaker sister using the account.

[@anthonygross1963]

So WFM title is basically USCF 1800.

[@YungKingz__]

Yeah we all can agree that the pirc defense has been good to us. Thank you for teaching us the pirc defense.

[@mathematicstutor7204]

Best teacher

[@GeorgeSmyth]

Nice clean win - it's so nice to see what we have been learning in action. Thanks!

[@ColeckZz]

That knight trick is fun

[@mylifemyhacks4283]

Just perfect game

[@DHHFanatic]

Sir ,if you haven't made any prior video on this , then can you make youtube video series on the phildor -black lion opening? It is a really interesting opening....

[@fastactioncasino]

You made that look so smooth that you must be a criminal, a smooth criminal. Awesome game all around.

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Thank you! 🙌😎

[@mr_kubiak2896]

I‘m surprised that Alex as a WFM didn‘t see that trick.

[@kevinmalone3210]

The way you took out Alexandra Botez looked too easy, since she's a strong player.

[@a.m.armstrong8354]

Took her apart like fried chicken, bro..

[@scottcampbell5536]

Loved seeing Botez getting destroyed ..

[@floridaman6982]

Nice lessons, i really like your consistent approach to chess!

[@lukaspinnello]

Looks so simple 😂

[@chessnikova]

@2:07.no way 2200s also fall for this trick.

[@NMRobertRamirez]

We all do at some point in or lives 😅👍

[@ernestogarcillan1977]

i won 6 streak in 1 opponent.. he so amazed my pirc using both color.. then i recommend your KZbin channel

[@walterbrownstone8017]

I'm totally shocked that she played 1.e4! She's played 1.d4 her whole life so of course she lost.

[@GJAkuo]

I think its time to get back to the pirc. Lately against e4 i been playing ding’s style and going e5, but ding also has used the pirc and the sicilian against e4.

[@are108]

I learned Pirc defense from you and applied in one match , but would like to know where I went wrong . Please help me #oi108

[@craigebailey5318]

Yes you gave a great lesson but fail to show respect to the opposing player

[@TheMarto0804]

Nice game - she plays always very fast, but you play perfect game.

[@petertoledo9387]

Great the pirc defense I learnt from you me too and its a secret weapon in my arsenal