Queen's Gambit Accepted | Mainlines without 3.Nf3, Plans & Strategies | Chess Openings

[@davidmchugh7264]

Very nice presentation...thanks david 😊

[@YSH669]

By far the best chess lecture on youtube. Very organized and theoratical. Really appreciate your work.

[@-dash]

very effective teacher! I’m learning a lot and the camera angle really helps with conceptualizing positions

[@Chessfactor]

Great to hear that! Hope you enjoy the video series.

[@VikramRajpal]

What a beautiful explanation ... logical and sequential. 1st step Strategy, defending c4 or undermining d4 ... then going one by one to explain the possible tactics by black. Love the work that you and Alex have done in these courses. Please keep up the great work !!!

[@bart384]

This is by far the most instructive lesson about the QGA I ever saw. Congrats. Chessfactor is a great source of chess videos.

[@ΤανάσηςΤανάσης]

Thank you very much! Such a great lesson!

[@cornerchess12]

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[@benkelley6561]

This is a very helpful video, thank you! I subscribe to some of the "bigger" chess channels and though they are helpful to a certain extent, this is a lot of hands on instruction that will be invaluable because I feel like when I get lost in an opening that sets the tone of the game.

[@iiREYteoii]

i have those same pieces, i want to get that tournament board too now!

[@AnjumMeer]

Love this video. Very clear.

[@Chessfactor]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@noahjohnson5366]

At 14:02, what if black plays Nxf3? Is white just OK with doubled pawns in this position? Seems like castling is a bit impractical after that line.

[@ignis6144]

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[@Chessfactor]

We're a little sorry, but just a little 😉

[@Boredguy112]

Great series! I hope you will do the french defense aswell.

[@Chessfactor]

Hi, thanks for your feedback. The French Defense is on our list for future recordings. Do you have any prefered variation of the French Defense?

[@Boredguy112]

@@Chessfactor Any and all! I'd love to learn more about the advanced variation

[@domagojkirigin8251]

these videos are so relaxing, I do not know why but its like meditating

[@hanifabdullah1992]

Beautifully explained

[@Chessfactor]

Great to hear that! Hope you like the rest of the series as well.

[@hanifabdullah1992]

Yes sir i really enjoyed and learned so much

[@sammelln.cabugatan9367]

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[@Chessfactor]

Time to change that 🙂

[@mhkplayz357]

10:37 what if black blocks with f pawn instead of the bishop?

[@krishnamoorthy843]

21:20 Qf3 is possible move it attack Bishop on Bf5 and also it attack b7 pawn

[@Chessfactor]

just e6, and if Qb7, then Qd4 (rook is protected by the knight).

[@connormonday]

Is there a big picture problem with c5 and Nc6? It seems like the …a6 and …b5 stuff just weakens Black on a the queen side. Maybe just develop the bishop to d7 (and maybe e8 later?)

[@Kristobliss]

I can tell you that black almost never allows you to to early castle with queen's gambit it's almost always Bishop to B4 on the 3rd or 4th move every time. I am not sure why that wasn't ever demonstrated here.

[@kiroshakir7935]

B5 is actually a move in the central variation and it doesn't score that bad

[@avatarlovers7174]

@Chessfactor at 14:07 what if NxNf3+ white must take with the pawn and the pawns are doubled won't this become an advantage for black

[@Chessfactor]

No, White takes on f3 (tempo move), then on c4 having powerful pawn center and advantage in space.

[@avatarlovers7174]

@@Chessfactor ok thanks so much I wish you the best keep going

[@BiomekanikSok]

this' amazing man.

[@Chessfactor]

Glad to hear that!

[@heavenzlilballa]

At 14:00, he says while should play Bf4, and he says that black will play Ng6. But what if instead, knight takes knight with Nf3. You have to recapture with g pawn because you can't recapture with queen. I have this happen to me in bullet all the time. This messes up white's pawn structure and its super annoying to play after. Anyone have recommendations?

[@phamlevinh821]

well actually that doubled pawn is fine and even somewhat of an advantage. The f3 pawn supports the massive e4 d5 chain and white simply has a big space advantage. With c4 pawn falling soon white will try to cramp black's position

[@fadyelkady3159]

Hello, I have a question, is the 3 nf6{alekhine } variation shown,-the reason for nf3 being the main line instead of e4?

[@maheshkumartak3096]

Simply amazing ....

[@Chessfactor]

Thanks for your kind words. Hope you enjoy the rest of the series as well.

[@aliasgerhabib1866]

At 10:30 what if black moves d4

[@mustafadamboy8458]

19:17 what if he continued to go to E8 and D7 many times who will win

[@IgorItkin]

Great. But, by the way, the modern opening theory says, that Qa4+ is not a bad idea.

[@كورةاونلاين-م3غ]

What a greatness 🔥

[@Chessfactor]

Thanks!

[@HereWasDede]

Very wonderful chess content! If you added stockfish evals that would be the cherry on top.

[@Chessfactor]

Glad to hear that you like the content. Thanks for your proposal to include computer analysis like stockfish evaluations within our videos. We will check on our end how we can do that in a good way. Stay tuned!

[@jonbudi]

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[@mindfulfox]

Still dont know how to defeat my dad lol but great video

[@Chessfactor]

Feel free to have a look at our free website, where you find more videos and training exercises. If you work through our paths, you'll be able to beat your dad 😉.

[@mindfulfox]

@@Chessfactor i will try thanks