@4:00 wouldn't it be stronger to trade Queens for black, before capturing the pawn on c5? If black goes for the symmetrical variation, white can take away his castling rights, yeah? And black can avoid this while also doing the same to white by just trading Queens first?
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Seriously, I clicked over from a gentleman who's audio sounded as if he had indeed mistook his mic for a breathing apparatus of some kind. I really want to make this point stick here… the guy made Darth Vader' s breathing seem subtle.
Watched this video about a year ago. A friend and I practiced trying to hold on tho pawn in almost blitz speed games lol. It helped to see the ideas of why have to give back and how to punish a player who does not give back in a good time.
Dereque is the only consistently good opening YouTuber for me. Doesn't go too far down inferior lines, expands on alternate possibilities, talks about thematic elements instead of pushing rote memorization.
If i want to have a quick overview over a new opening i always ALWAYS look for your videos! They are very accurate. But what i like also: The view out of your window! Nice! Where is it? Which town?
At 10:30 why wouldnt black trade queens first and then take the pawn with his bishop? Same end but he keeps his right to castle but maybe Im missing something
thanks for isolating the queen's gambit accepted and going down further with all the variations. i was really losing focus when the instruction is going back and for between accepted and declined.
Dereque is such a great teacher. Easy to follow. But I have to say, his smile and upbeat voice is distracting me constantly because it causes me to unconsciously to imitate him by smiling.
I generally played the Albin whatever defense against the Queen's gambit. Thanks for the ideas. I don't know if you receive some sort of financial compensation for this, but you're doing a lot for a lot of people. It's not only the chess aspect but other things as well.
At point 4:00, is'nt this a bad move because QXQ? Correct me if I'm wrong. At point 3:54 you move the black pawn to c5. At point 4:20, the black pawn c5 takes the pawn at d4. The black pawn has moved two times in a row.
I beat Anton Korobov (2688 FIDE) in fifteen moves with this line. I wrote a book called "21st Century QGA." Invincible through move ten: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUU4kbg3q6Y
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I beat #42-ranked Anton Korobov in fifteen moves with black in the Queen's Gambit Accepted. I'm the #1 player in the world with this opening. I play it at 3400 strength for 20 moves. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUU4kbg3q6Y
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@4:00 wouldn't it be stronger to trade Queens for black, before capturing the pawn on c5? If black goes for the symmetrical variation, white can take away his castling rights, yeah? And black can avoid this while also doing the same to white by just trading Queens first?
Are those giant cracks in the windows?
With Queens gambit accepted, why not move the bishop to E6?
Very helpful
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On 4:06 isn't better for black to trade off queens so white cannot castle in future ?
8:39 how did that pawn get there?
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Seriously, I clicked over from a gentleman who's audio sounded as if he had indeed mistook his mic for a breathing apparatus of some kind. I really want to make this point stick here… the guy made Darth Vader' s breathing seem subtle.
Watched this video about a year ago. A friend and I practiced trying to hold on tho pawn in almost blitz speed games lol. It helped to see the ideas of why have to give back and how to punish a player who does not give back in a good time.
Sir ,ur videos r great .I won state level last year in sub junior and this year I recently won zonal level in junior. Thanx for ur videos
10:27 how about queen takes queen on d1, Rookie captures d1, then black recaptures bishops takes c5
Dereque is the only consistently good opening YouTuber for me. Doesn't go too far down inferior lines, expands on alternate possibilities, talks about thematic elements instead of pushing rote memorization.
Thank you!
If i want to have a quick overview over a new opening i always ALWAYS look for your videos! They are very accurate. But what i like also: The view out of your window! Nice! Where is it? Which town?
This video is great. Easy to understand.
I'm getting back into chess after a 30 year hiatus. I'm enjoying you!
At 10:30 why wouldnt black trade queens first and then take the pawn with his bishop? Same end but he keeps his right to castle but maybe Im missing something
Nice video. Thanks. Subtitle text is very annoying and needs a cross in top corner to allow to close this dialogue box
thanks for isolating the queen's gambit accepted and going down further with all the variations. i was really losing focus when the instruction is going back and for between accepted and declined.
No prenuptial agreements.
First time watching your videos. I very much enjoyed it. Thanks!
Dereque is such a great teacher. Easy to follow. But I have to say, his smile and upbeat voice is distracting me constantly because it causes me to unconsciously to imitate him by smiling.
My 3rd move usually is bishop f4 putting my darksquared bishop in the game before playing e3 but I don’t know if it’s bad or not
Is it Vee-able or V"eye"- able?
White retains his white to move
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Hi Dereque, Big fan of your apps. But I dont think QGA is currently out there as an app? Is it maybe in the plans? All the Best!
I liked how he executed his central thrust UwU
Thank you! Great video
If black use be6 then what will you going to do ?
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Dereque you are a chess philosopher! You belong somewhere there with Socrates!
I generally played the Albin whatever defense against the Queen's gambit. Thanks for the ideas.
I don't know if you receive some sort of financial compensation for this, but you're doing a lot for a lot of people.
It's not only the chess aspect but other things as well.
At point 4:00, is'nt this a bad move because QXQ?
Correct me if I'm wrong. At point 3:54 you move the black pawn to c5. At point 4:20, the black pawn c5 takes the pawn at d4. The black pawn has moved two times in a row.
Excellent teacher :O) Thank you :O)
7:37 there is no pin, white Fxf7+ goes through
I beat Anton Korobov (2688 FIDE) in fifteen moves with this line. I wrote a book called "21st Century QGA." Invincible through move ten: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUU4kbg3q6Y
GREAT presentation!!
Nice
1:52 they could also play bishop b7 fowled by night to d7
Have you done Queen's Gambit Declined?
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I have invented a Board Game [still unpublished] that is guaranteed to be far more challenging and exciting to play than CHESS. I called it “RUVOL.”
Over time, Ruvol will surpass chess as the “Number One Board Game in the World.”
Why am I so sure about this? Because I am an avid chess player myself. I found the moves in chess to be so repetitive and predictable that any clever player could easily master each and every move to a point that they can even play against opponents blindfolded. It is exactly for this very reason that I was encouraged to invent a game that cannot be mastered where every game is always a new challenge and exciting to play.
The “Global Income Potential” of Ruvol is just mind-boggling!
In my Google search, I found there are around 800 million chess players in the world. I could readily assume every chess player in the world would be tempted to buy a set of Ruvol to see how it compares to chess. At an average profit of just ten dollars per set, the “Global Income Potential” for the owner is a whopping US$8 billion.
I am selling my copyright to Ruvol!
If you are interested to buy my copyright, kindly give me your BEST OFFER. The copyright goes to the highest bidder.
Or perhaps, you may know of some people who are in a better position to buy the copyright. If that is so, refer them to me and email me their names. If anyone of them gets to buy the copyright, you’ll be rewarded with a 10% commission.
For security reason, the mechanics of the game will only be shown to the qualified or short-listed bidders.
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At 3:33, after white pawn takes on c5, why wouldn't black trade queens, and remove White's right to castle?
I beat #42-ranked Anton Korobov in fifteen moves with black in the Queen's Gambit Accepted. I'm the #1 player in the world with this opening. I play it at 3400 strength for 20 moves. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUU4kbg3q6Y
Forgot how good picture quality was a decade ago! Nice video