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🔹 An Aggressive Opening For Black Against e4 | Traps to win FAST –
♛ Find the Portuguese Gambit chess opening shown in the video in this blog-post –
How do grandmasters learn and memorize numerous chess openings? For many chess players, struggling to recall the opening moves or different variations is a common challenge.
In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov shares a 4-step process for learning and studying chess openings effectively. By understanding the rationale behind the moves, you’ll never forget the opening again. These principles are applicable to learning and playing ANY chess opening, including gambits and traps.
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00:00 How to learn chess openings easily?
00:36 4 tips to memorize chess openings
00:54 Understand the reason behind every move
03:00 If you can attack, do it
05:45 How to play gambit openings? [3 Rules]
06:15 Gambit Rule 1
07:43 Aim for maximum activity of your pieces
08:49 Gambit Rule 2
10:28 Put Pressure on the Pinned Piece
11:14 Gambit Rule 3
12:34 4 questions to memorize any chess opening
13:01 Question-1
13:56 Question-2
15:16 Question-3
15:57 Question-4
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I’m sitting I Portugal hearing “best played with port wine” lol
Excellent! Thanks.
I have been studying PP on the PP for many nights. It has taken a long time to fully understand the girth of the material.
i always play king's pawn openings,queen gambit and so on….LOTS OF OPENINGS I STILL DON'T KNOW
thank you
Man said "pp on the pp" 💀
Everything fun games till mid game
Thank you for your videos, I've learned a lot, but every time you start talking about opening moves. You always start getting into the mid game and I just really wanna know about the opening moves again, thank you for all you do.
I really like your shirt! But did you wear it because it looks like a chess board or is that a coincidence? 🤣
So, you've explained one variation of hundreds of different openings. How does that help you when your opponent will not move to where you expect and then your lost.