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[@christopherfarley6962]

Good advice…….just wish I could remember it in my games! P.S. Don’t worry about the dogs, they add character to the channel!

[@Redneckchessclub]

At some point it starts to stick in your head. I had to make the same mistake 50 times before I started to correct it 😂

[@alexe9119]

Hey thank you man this was a ton of information and hind sight is 20/20 especially in chess 😂 It seems like my games (in my experience) I'm not able to come back from a disadvantage but on the flip side I feel like I'm usually good and holding and converting advantage. Which leads to I agree I need more opening. I'm going to go study the kings indian.

[@Redneckchessclub]

The kings Indian lesson they have on here is a good place to start. It’s like twenty minutes but it’s a good investment. You don’t have to take it all in at once you can come and rewatch as many times as you need buddy.

[@dangordon324]

Some excellent advice here. Just because the computer recommends a move that is objectively the best, it doesn’t necessarily mean it’s a good move for you as a player. Sometimes making less accurate, but practical moves that you understand is the best way to progress.

[@Redneckchessclub]

I agree. Thanks for watching buddy

[@barath7653]

Hello, good video keep posting❤

[@Redneckchessclub]

Thank you buddy!