Top 10 Ideas YOU MUST KNOW In Queen's Gambit Opening

[@mychessnotebook8653]

Very well-explained. This video makes a great extra resource for anyone just learning the lines.

[@Kestony]

Thank you!

[@josephoyek6574]

​@@KestonyHello. At 8:07, why doesn't White push with c5? I play the King's Indian and one of the main themes there is the f-pawn break can be pushed to fully close the position.

[@jonwill]

Entertaining and instructive. Thank you for sharing.

[@Kestony]

Thank you Jon!

[@oduorotisjnr.e5723]

Amazing explanation, thank you for your explanation. I would also like to understand middlegame strategies with the QG.

[@Budiana-rk6uw]

Thank You for 10 variations in QG. Good Job . Keep it up bro :)

[@gkcuber]

Very nicely explained! I am currently approaching 1500 level and getting sick of playing the London system, this video really helped explain this opening simply. One question: many sources have said to bring the knight out or push E4 directly after accepting, which move is best?

[@Kestony]

I am happy to read this was helpful to you. After they accept the gambit, e4, e3 and Nf3 are all very good moves. There is no move among the three that is tangibly better than the others.

[@AlejandroAlfaro-ls8fj]

Very nice video!

[@raimaaschannel6658]

Nicely Explained Sir ! Thank you

[@splooey2151]

Great video as always! I notice that there very few resources on youtube to learn about the Queen's Indian Defense, I would really like to see a video on the opening similar to the style of this video!

[@Kestony]

Thank you James, I will definitely do a video on Queen's Indian Defense since that's one of the most reliable defenses against d4.

[@splooey2151]

@@Kestony Thank you very much!

[@namanthacker]

Nice video !!

[@Thinker1070]

Nice piece of advice! Subscribed.

[@Kestony]

Thank you Sadaf, see you in my future videos!

[@rpd350]

Nice opening ideas video-thanks. I would have liked the QG Declined ideas to start from first moves though, with a brief comment on the QGAccepted/QGDeclined positions differences (just being greedy & wanting more bang for the buck!) ;-)

[@Kestony]

Thank you Richard for your insights!

[@ExplainedThroughRap]

Isn't the ingenious queen move a blunder because they would begin the trades with their bishop first not the knight then they're threatening your queen and check when they have a knight there instead??

[@danalexpiano]

Bad sound, turn off the compressor/limiter/gate.