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How to Eliminate Blunders?

Recently “ChessMate” (which is the biggest paper chess magazine in India) published my new lesson “How to Prevent Blunders”.

If you live in India – check out the September and November issues of “Chess Mate”.

At the same time I want that ALL the students can learn this important lesson. So I’ve just recorded a video about the same topic for you.

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The Grandmaster's Secret

The Grandmaster's Openings Laboratory

How to Beat Titled Players

Your Winning Plan

An Endgame Expert

Self-taught Grandmaster

The Grandmaster's Positional Understanding

Calculate Till Mate

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How to find a good chess coach?

This is a VERY IMPORTANT question. Let’s be realistic: without a good coach your chances for becoming a titled player are quite miserable.

“To know the road ahead, ask those coming back” – says a wise Chinese proverb.

Of course you can try to discover everything by yourself: read books, play games, analyze your mistakes and work on their elimination etc. Perhaps sooner or later you will come to the right decisions.

BUT chess is a competition. Your opponents – who are taught by good coaches, and whosetraining is more effective – will beat you.

This brings us back to the 1^st question: How to find a good chess coach?

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How can they do it?

I’m sure you have watched a video or perhaps read a book, where a Grandmaster analyzes his game.

Most likely, you are surprised by how DEEP his analysis goes. Some GM opening analysis goes all the way to move 30. Sometimes, they analyze unclear middlegame positions all the way to the 20^th move and evaluate the resulting position.

OK, most of these commentators perform the ‘Copy and Paste’ technique. They copy computer analysis and paste them to impress you

BUT nah, I’m not talking about them. Rather, I’m talking about REALLY great players who do the hard task of deep and TRUE analysis by themselves (like Kasparov etc).

I’m sure you asked: “How can they do it?”

New Opening Weapon

Some time ago, we analyzed an interesting opening – 1.b3 for White. This opening has the seal of approval of the legendary Bent Larsen. Not long after, I got a lot of emails from chess fans and amateurs reporting GREAT results after applying this secret.

So I thought: “Why not introduce you to an identical opening for Black?” And that’s exactly what you are going to get in this video! You will have a really well-prepared opening that you can use in ANY game…whatever color you are playing!

A friend of mine, who runs another YouTube chess channel, has been asking me to make a lesson for their audience. You know, I’m always glad to support chess enthusiasts.

So I made “a guest video” and allowed them to publish it. I’ll appreciate if you leave a comment below the video.

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