The ONLY Pawn Structure Chess Guide you’ll ever need

[@TzKet4m]

You do a great job of flowing one concept into the next 🤙

[@tonysu8860]

Was interested in how such a large subject could be explained in such a short video. This is a good start but by no means of course comprehensive. Even a number of basic concepts aren't covered at all... Some topics off the top of my head include single vs double pawn chains, the mobile pawn center (or mass), the interrelationship between pawns and how each piece moves, not just the rooks(plus queens) along open and semi-open files, the principles of gambitting pawns, pawn structures protecting the castled king, the various pawn "bayonet" attacks, and the pawn pair which is more than just whether pawns are connected or not. And that doesn't even get into the odd pawn formation names some tomes teach or pawn endgames.

[@thejuicymop8128]

That was a very high quality instructional video that gets straight to the point, thank you for your amazing work

[@thejuicymop8128]

Also yes I am juicy from the twitch stream yesterday looking forward for another one today

[@YFchess]

Glad it was helpful my man!

[@moniqueheubel8970]

Great explanations Hitting many important points and clarifications.

[@bens-byte]

1. Pawns Islands 2. Isolated Pawns 3. Pawn Chains 4. Doubled Pawns 5. Outpost 6. Open files 7. Half Open files 8. Passed Pawns 9. Connected Pawns 10. Backward Pawns

[@ChessChess-y1f]

very good video - stright to the point no wasted time

[@whoisbhauji]

your own game example was high class! very capa-like!

[@kiraishagaming]

the flow is good 👍

[@OwleyKNUFLO]

Incredible you should be more known

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[@raam5016]

You always make quality content. Kudos to you man. Hope your channel grows faster :)

[@YFchess]

Thanks you sir! More content to come :)

[@hj48364]

Thanks

[@lucascavalcantidossantos]

Very nice content, thanks for uploading!

[@YFchess]

High 5* :) or an elbow bump to be safe in covid!

[@dannytran1587]

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[@meliodassama988]

6:58 is it plausible to move the last pawn then move rook to the last file then sacrifice knight below the rook to force it to move? Then your pawn could promote

[@YFchess]

If h6 then black can block it with Kg8 and Kh7. It's better not to rush pushing the h pawn as it will no longer be a protected passed pawn (the f5 knight will have to keep it defended)

[@akuan30000]

love the content keep it up!

[@Gtasks]

Good video man very instructive

[@YFchess]

Welcome to the channel boi!

[@conradallison1229]

Love it! Will share with my students

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[@furleysbrain]

I suck at chess

[@Prakash-ty3ns]

I too

[@YFchess]

@@Prakash-ty3ns we all gotta start somewhere! Add oil!

[@sebgrootus]

8:33 I don't get this snippet here, how come Rook can't just take the piece? It's undefended :O

[@YFchess]

It's a poisoned pawn. Kb5 and the rook needs to move. Then white king will take the Bishop!