When to push 'Harry the h-pawn? Game Analysis

In this educational chess video, join Chess Coach Andras as he delves into the strategic intricacies of when to push 'Harry the h-pawn'. Discover key insights and tactical considerations for effectively utilizing this aggressive pawn advance to launch devastating attacks against your opponent. Gain a deeper understanding of chess strategy and sharpen your skills with insightful game analysis. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, this lesson will enhance your grasp of when and how to employ the h-pawn push in your games. Don't miss out on this valuable chess lesson!

[@nickburggraaf3977]

Great one! The next video is about when to push Andras the a pawn? Would be nice actually haha. It's a completely different story

[@ChessCoachAndras]

Thanks for the idea!

[@harrynash1346]

Damn this is pretty instructive cheers coach

[@carlodaniele2280]

Great video, very nice shirt. If you want to be even more Italian, please pronounce fianchetto with ch = k, like in Italian. Greetings from Italy

[@ChessCoachAndras]

I usually do, apologies for the mistake. Grazie 😉

[@rotatingmind]

Now the question remains: When is the time right to launch Harry? Are there any guidelines on that?

[@reidluttrell3034]

I think there are two main times it makes sense, it can happen very early when you're uncastled and your opponent is castled, and particularly when they're fianchetto'd. The second case is like this when your opponent is castled, your pieces are fully optimized, and you need something to tear open the position without misplacing your pieces

[@shujaatullah3617]

Never in my mortal life on planet Earth would I ever have thought of naming the h-pawn Harry...I, too, am looking forward to Andras, the a-pawn's adventure...

[@ChessCoachAndras]

Its a very well known invention by GM Simon Williams!

[@geoffreygeorge999]

the a pawn is arry

[@geoffreygeorge999]

the names are Arry, Barry, Charlie, Darry, Eddy, Fred, Garry, and Harry

[@MOCHERlK]

Can you make a video where you explain when a weakness like doubled pawns are actually better. I feel like many players discard a line because it leaves a weakness like doubled/isolated pawns, especially when not giving an immediate Material advantage. Maybe similar is how to get a long term advantage instead of like winning a pawn for example: you can be up a pawn, but actually another move would be better but would give up the chance to win a pawn

[@simonhinkel4086]

He made that already years ago :) Look for 'double pawns double trouble' ;)

[@MOCHERlK]

@@simonhinkel4086 thanks, will check it out

[@blazevandine5819]

Would love move videos explaining attacking and defending pawn storms. Is that something I could sponsor?

[@ThoughtProcessChess]

Can we get another speed run series from you? Seems it has been a minute. Like 700-1900. Thanks.

[@babloojai6553]

is that 2400 rating your online rating or fide rating?

[@robinesperoza]

I feel resigning as white after Qb1 should be illegal

[@TikariChess]

1.h4 incoming!

[@ChessCoachAndras]

😂

[@interstellarbeatteller9306]

9:35 Pause the video!

[@Filipios35376]

What do you think of The Trompowsky and Pseudo-Trompowsky? Do you think they are on the same level as the London garbage?

[@ufs7678]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4PKe5KojZ6Veas "With d4 it has to be c4."

[@blazevandine5819]

Thanks!