Chess Openings - Learn how to play Chess the right way!

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Cost

Free
Provider

Youtube
Certificate

Paid Certification
Language

English
Start Date

On-Demand
Learners

No Information
Duration

8.00
Instructor

NM Robert Ramirez

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This course teaches students how to play Chess the right way. It covers topics such as the Damiano Defense, the Evans Gambit, and the Ruy Lopez Opening. Students will learn how to analyze games and avoid the fatal mistake of the “F” pawn. With this course, students will be able to master the game of Chess.

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Chess Openings - Learn how to play Chess the right way!

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Updated in [February 21st, 2023]

Chess lesson # 31: The "F" pawn is a fatal mistake | Damiano defense | Chess opening the right way.
Chess lesson # 15: Game analysis | Miniature game with the Evans gambit | Learn Chess the right way.
Chess lesson # 32: The Ruy Lopez Opening (Spanish Opening) | Basics and game analysis... Have fun!.
Chess lesson # 33: The Four Knights Opening (Scotch variation) | Theory and game analysis.
Chess lesson # 34: A great opening for White | The Vienna Game | Best Openings |.
Chess lesson # 35: Petrov Defense (Russian Defense) | Chess openings the right way.
Chess lesson # 36: Beating a 2300 player with an easy and subtle opening (blitz game on chess.com).
Chess Lesson # 50: Queen's Gambit | Chess Openings The Right Way.
Chess lesson # 51: Best Opening for Black | Chess openings the right way | The Czech Pirc Defense.
Chess Lesson # 53: Best Opening for Black Got Me From 1600 to 2250 | Czech Pirc Defense | Speedrun.
Chess Lesson # 57: Czech Pirc Defense VS 4. f4.
Chess Lesson # 58: Best Opening for White | Opposite Side Castling Attack | London System.
Learn the Pirc Defense as Black | My Best Opening for Black | Chess Lesson # 69.
Chess Lesson # 79: King's Indian Attack | Chess Openings The Right Way.
Chess Lesson # 80: King's Indian Attack (My Way) | Great Chess Opening.
The King's Indian Defense: Step by Step | Chess Lesson # 85.
Colle Zukertort System | Great Opening to improve as a Chess player | Chess Lesson # 104.
Chess Lesson # 105: Chess Speedrun.
Sicilian Defense - Kveinis Variation | Chess Lesson # 112.
Play The English Opening! Chess Lesson # 152.

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