This course aims to help learners identify and avoid common small opening mistakes in chess, such as errors in the Queen's Gambit, Ruy Lopez Exchange, Queen's Indian Defense, and more. The course teaches skills like recognizing imprisoned bishops, evaluating early queen development, and dismantling defenses with strategic moves. The teaching method involves analyzing specific opening mistakes and providing insights on how to improve. This course is intended for chess enthusiasts looking to enhance their opening repertoire and avoid common pitfalls in their games.
Overview
Syllabus
An opening mistake on the 2nd move in the Queen's Gambit | Small Chess Opening Mistake.
Small Chess Opening Mistake | Ruy Lopez Exchange | Don't take that pawn!.
Small Opening Mistake | The imprisoned Bishop | Queen's Indian Defence.
Small Opening Mistake | O'Kelly variation which Samay Raina learnt from GM Surya Ganguly.
Small Opening Mistake | Early Queen Development - Good or Bad?.
This will change your understanding of the Grunfeld Defence | Small Opening Mistake.
Small Chess Opening Mistake | Ruy Lopez "My Precious" Bishop!.
Small Opening Mistake | Dismantle the Sicilian with a small rook move!.
Small Opening Mistake | Slav Defence 4...Bf5?! | 5640 players made this mistake!.
Small Opening Mistake - Milner Barry Gambit in French Defence.
Small Opening Mistake | Talking to the bishop on c8 in the QGD.
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ChessBase India
