Grandmaster Pia Cramling Chess Opening Class: The Italian Game

This chess opening masterclass by Grandmaster Pia Cramling demonstrates the slower lines in the chess opening family of the Italian game. Stay tuned for part 2, which describes a few more tactical lines. Subscribe and hit the bell icon to not miss any future videos. Also, drop a comment down below of what you thought of the video, I try to answer as many as possible!

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102 Comments

  1. Its amazing that through youtube i can get a Lesson from a grandmaster for absolutely zero cost thanks guys

  2. What lovely persons they are the Cramings !

  3. This may sound weird, but i can see why Anna’s dad married Anna’s mom

  4. Why do all these young female chess m@rons have to scream like wounded pigs all the time ? It’s vulgar, boring, ridiculous, and just a huge call for a solid slap. Why ? 😅

  5. pia cramling targets children and has them trafficked

  6. It is just mind boggling how easily Pia slips back and forward through positions, already knows the outcome of every variation

  7. Wow Pia has classes! This is old but it just found my feed haha

  8. Anna has matured so much in 3 years, while Pia has not changed noticeably.

  9. This is one of the best videos on your channel

  10. what about early Ng5, threatening the f7 square ???

  11. Yeah. Impossible to teach one of the Magnus crappy openings. There isn't – and perhaps never will be – theory associated with them.

  12. I have this encyclopedia on chess, and in it's article on the Giuoco Piano. And it suggests it's not played by top players. But then people like Magnus have played it in tournaments. Not sure why the encyclopedia seems to have missed the mark. Maybe in the 1970s, people thought the opening was dead, but further study, possibly with computers said otherwise.

  13. Great lesson. Are there more of these opening lessons with GM PiaC?

  14. Crazy that spain and Italy are only one square away from eachother

  15. Honestly I love your stuff but I REALLY love when your mum teaches it really makes sense to me

  16. Pia is so modest. What a nice lady.

  17. Hey Ann, Kevin from Texas say hi.I just Googled your mom and found some very young pictures of her. …and with you when very young.One great pic w/ young you in a pink headband with mom. …really great pic.GG

  18. Holy cow, Anna I just realized how much your new hairstyle fits you so well! Like a different person you look great either way but dang what a difference

  19. I never see vienna game played with F4, theory has destroyed it?

  20. Is it just me, or is Pia the mom we all wish we had growing up? Such a nice, quiet, soft human being… who will tie a rope around your neck on the board!

  21. Nice but I prefer Anna’s simpler and more concise explanations and lessons.

  22. But how on earth am I gonna remember all that'? 😭😄

  23. Pia thank you for the lesson I’m trying to get better and your lesson was very helpful got to say your my Beth Harmon thank you again

  24. Always a pleasure to watch Pias analysis 😉

  25. They are amazing!! Love to see you playing

  26. Buen vídeo anna , sube una segunda parte ,saludos…

  27. just give her own series and episodes already

  28. Thank you for this! Got a new opening now for black other than the sicilian! LOL haha

  29. Esta chica Ann Cramling, tiene un carisma increíble.

  30. I love the dynamic. Pia is the most calm, soothing person ever. Anna is the most energetic, bubbly person ever.
    And Pia, as always, thanks for the wealth of knowledge that you share.

  31. A smart and calm Grand Master with her energetic, charismatic and not less smart daughter. The perfect tandem to take chess lessons with. Keep it up, Anna and Pia!^^

  32. Thank you, Anna and Pia, for the amazing stream. Italian was my main opening when I was a teenager. You have brought up so many memories. Pia is a lovely teacher. Thank you so much again.

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