Queen's Gambit Accepted, Old Variation (3.e3)

[@HelloWorld-hy9xq]

At 8:42, Qf3 is actually very strong as it picks up a piece.

[@failguidesvalorant1876]

Yes, I am confused why he didn't mention this?

[@stanaklol]

Yeah, I think this is one of the oldest and most famous opening traps.

[@juergenvennemann1101]

correct ... I won several blitz games with that line

[@kylen6430]

Just goes to show...gotta do your own homework

[@kylen6430]

I imagine sense b5 wasn’t mentioned to the right, it was added to the video as an afterthought

[@isaiahsleepyperez6233]

You deserve much more sub's, keep grinding. Love the content.

[@rishabhjha6897]

You miss Qf3 trap

[@meowmeowcats8796]

What is profile picture😂😂😂😂

[@Squatsheldon]

I agree this channel is better for learning chess than any other!

[@thefreshmailand]

False. Saint Louis is better in every regard. You should check it out.

[@addfistyt6563]

Thank you for these videos😁

[@davidstinnerff1776]

I recently watched your video (from January 2019) about your approach to studying openings (learning one move in every variation per week), may I ask how this has been going? I imagine this to be really effective but also extremely time consuming, considering that you take chess seriously and also study all the other parts of the game.

[@leosaloranta6752]

When are you going to do an endgame or middle game theory?

[@joseantoniomaciaalvarez4721]

You say afterwards Ag6 transposes to slav. But which video of slav ? Thanks

[@johnenock7939]

Why can't black play ...Be6 after e3? I know it looks horrible but how can white continue?

[@hess6wi]

6:36

[@germanoscheller5095]

at 8:46 isnt it better to go Qf3 exploring the open diagonal?

[@freakin_Editz]

Yeah

[@goldsummit174]

h6 why not Nb5

[@deepikapai8946]

First comment really great work keep it up

[@romirbasu4033]

second comment great work keep it up plsplspls