3 Vital Chess Opening Principles

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In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov shares with you the top 3 most vital chess opening principles. These principles are universal, meaning that they work in any and every chess opening.

These principles are unknown or misunderstood by a lot of chess players, which gives you a competitive edge against most of your opponents.

You will also learn the single most important chess opening principle that will skyrocket your results. This has the power to increase your rating by 200-300 points.

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00:00 Top 3 Chess Opening Principles (Universal Rules)
00:17 1) Don’t move your f-pawn
01:43 What about the Dutch Defense 1.d4 f5?
02:48 Exception: you can move your f-pawn if…
03:13 2) Don’t move your queen early
05:11 Example: French Defense, Two Knights Variation
06:49 Most important chess opening principle
10:07 3) Calculate 1-2 moves ahead
11:53 Anti-Blunder check

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41 Comments

  1. Love your videos really improve my game..❀❀

  2. Thanks sir.πŸ₯°πŸ˜ŠπŸ™

  3. β–Ί Chapters

    00:00 Top 3 Chess Opening Principles (Universal Rules)

    00:17 1) Don't move your f-pawn

    01:43 What about the Dutch Defense 1.d4 f5?

    02:48 Exception: you can move your f-pawn if…

    03:13 2) Don't move your queen early

    05:11 Example: French Defense, Two Knights Variation

    06:49 Most important chess opening principle

    10:07 3) Calculate 1-2 moves ahead

    11:53 Anti-Blunder check

  4. Change your thumbnail photo to old ones, this one's not looking attractive

  5. The final example was very good.
    "Oh, my knight's on a3, watching c2 and defended, I'm fine here."

  6. I'll disagree with the first one, as I play Bird's Opening. (g)

  7. 11:32 – I wouldn’t do Nh3 because of the teaching that Knights should develop towards the center. I’d castle and suffer the loss then Nf3, Ng5 and hope for the best…

  8. I agree with it but what if the opening requires to move your f-pawn like in the caro kann fantasy variation or in the vienna/kings gambit are these openings considered bad then even if you can get winning postions out of them

  9. Ok. I get it. King's gambit is only allowed when you play black and start 1 tempo behind.
    It's ok though, I enjoy the challenge πŸ˜€

  10. Moving the f pawn is p important in vienna

  11. Awesome bro , informative video πŸ€πŸ’«

  12. Very great lesson with wonderful ideas and clever ideasπŸ˜ˆπŸ˜ˆπŸ˜ˆπŸ‘πŸ‘thanks for sharing that

  13. For me these short videos are very good and helpful, but the downside is that i don't really understand them but i will keep on checking them…

  14. You are the best chess tutior ony youtube. There are many channels but I like your channel the most. Thank you very much for teaching.

  15. Much of chess principle can be summed up by the old expression, β€œlook before you leap.”

  16. ur a beast at teaching bro , you give private online lessons ? i just started playing like a month ago and need me some coaching

  17. 1st rule don't move a C pawn don't work for me cuz I'm a king's gambit player πŸ˜…πŸ˜‚ must figure something else πŸ€”

  18. Can you please make a Sicilian video for black. πŸ₯Ί
    I am having troubles finding the right sequences through analysis.

  19. Igor, can you make video on how to play the Sicilian defence with black?

  20. Very good points Igor. I would've moved that Bishop & lost my Rook too. A great lesson πŸ‘

  21. Best chess content on YouTube with lasting profound concepts that don't rely on memorization.

  22. I really enjoy the videos you do that go over principles. I feel like learn a lot more than your other ones. I enjoy your gambit videos as well but videos like this cover a broader range of the game. Thank you for posting great content!!

  23. That funny because in your last video on the bIshops opening, its all about the F pawn! πŸ˜€

  24. When you watch a video and see all the errors you and your opponents made earlier this morning πŸ˜‚πŸ˜…. Proof I need to make a purchase soon enough, I'm liking what the grandmaster secrets is offering based on the description on the website πŸ€”

  25. Carlsen and Nakamura are the worst players ever in the chess history.

  26. Your right 2 moves thinking ahead is good . My error is I try to think 10 moves or more ahead and I end up making the same blunder I was supposed to avoid. Just overthinking can be fatal . 2 or 3 moves I was much better

  27. Absolute right, most lost caused by a blunder or eror, more than opponent's trap

  28. would you recommend king's gambit even though you sacrifice f pawn?

  29. i actually dont really agree to not using your queen early. got bullied alot by a 1500 player which played well with pressure from bishop and a queen (im 1000)

  30. Best chess teacher on YouTube. Cheers! πŸ˜ƒπŸ‘

  31. 12:10" if black plays some random move, say bishop e7 then that doesnt really do anything"
    yeah no youre right, it only treatens to win the queen, but yeah I get the point

  32. 11:27 i think instead of knight a3 it's better to move the light squared bishop to b3 to stop the fork and if they capture the bishop then recapture with the pawn that will open the file for the rook

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