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see d4…
don't like to play London and Queens Gambit…
e5, boom, Englund Gambit
да
Quick question, what is the move for white if black plays c4 with the pawn to attack the bishop?
But 100 elo players will always find a way to turn a shape as simple as a pyramid into a poop shape instead. Similar, but completely different.
Then raw the rest of the owl.
This is what i have been playing for 2 years or more
The analogy of the pyramid is actually really good and easy to remember
Been playing chess for around a week now. Played about 7 games now using the london system but im not 100% sure how to use it effectively. I keep finding my pieces are stuck behind the pawns. Am i not experienced enough for this opening or am i just missing an obvious tactic (most likely) lol
What if black pawn go c4? Just retreat and break the formation?
Thanks levy, I play the Englund gambit, looking forward to the premovers giving me a free bishop
i am Italian opening, Gioccu piano
Me not knowing a thing about London System🗿
Bruh why did you do this now more ppl will play the london
LONDON SYSTEM
Could've checkmated in 4 moves
Black E5 💀
Nahhh
I don`t know a single opening as a 700
the Egyptian system must be a tower
Looks like Britain just blundered their queens after playing London
What if the black pawn moves to c4?
London players 🤮
Love it all… except I do a Queen side castle.
It's fun until the opponent watches the same video 😐
Only London course i know is the course to the back alley where i get stabbed to death
That’s a thing. I do it every time but I never saw a video on it. I just did it naturally
Nf3 should typically be delayed, coming after Nd2. Otherwise Black has opening traps White can fall into. Even c3 happens before Nf3 a lot of the time.
Not saying this to correct Levy, he obviously knows more, just a heads up for people in the comments.
So I’ve been playing the London system without knowing what it was
Londom systems is pretty counterable
80% of the time london system is played against me I manage to get a material or positional advantage in midgame or early endgame
ive been dominating early game with these tips, i just cant get a mate. im so dumb
oh great now I can gain 400 Elo points and become a GM
Thanks for showing the most gay and non skill opening
I accidentally found it playing with my mom.
Accidentally blundered a king in the end tho
It would be great if he indicated the actual point of this opening. Cuz after the pyramid is complete, you go like “now what?!” Even if your pawn is captured, you are confused to capture back whether with the pawn or the knight.
Me: alright just need them to play c5
Them: *attacks with queen*
What if opponent mirrors london?
What if c4?
2 questions, first how do you defend the 2nd bishop, second what happens if the don’t put the pawn on c5?
NNNOOOOOOOO please don't create more people who only play the London system as white😭
That’s actually the Colle-system an belgian opening
Thank you I've been trying to figure this out for while now
The London Bridge came falling down.
Honestly I think this is helping. I’ve started two games with this opening and even though I’ve been getting crashed through with the defense I have gotten checkmates on both games and that makes me happy.
What do I do if they push their pawn and attack my bishop?
Don’t teach ppl this trash 😢 It’s so repetitive
Fitting that in the London we’re stealing a pyramid
Epic
The pussy sistem
I hate London as much as English opening
I played this and all my irl friends call me a London Loser what move do I do here
How do you castle on the app
Thank you for showing everyone one of the most disgustingly passive systems.