Positional Chess in the Olympiad! | Strategic Mastery Series Episode 9 with GM Ankit Rajpara

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Nice positional tactics

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I like these positionals positions, great job !

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I got all...cuz I have watched each one live 😅😅😅

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India to other countries in olymiad -Khtam Tata bye bye goodbye

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Too much to handle🙏👌

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Good video. Could kinda say though the title of the video did not convey the main point a little. The video is still a killer. I love trading strategy for 1 minute, you are the best in this field.

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Last puzzle why the e4 pawn break doesn't work?

[@ChessNeurons]

Hello, this is GM Ankit here. It's an interesting move, but not as good as d5. The main point is that after e4-fxe4, the f-file gets opened, but in case black plays Rf8 then there's no threat unlike the d5 pawn break, in which the c-file gets opened if the pawn is captured then after Rc8, black generates some serious threats through the c-file.

[@GAMEKING51]

What would happen after Nd5 Bd8?

[@ChessNeurons]

Hello, this is GM Ankit here. I have explained it at 03:27. The main point is that after Qxf5, there's no Bc8 now since the d8 bishop blocks the g8 rook from defending the c8 bishop in case Bc8 is played.

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