National Master Caleb Denby profiles the Caro-Kann Defense. See his preferred way to play this Black opening, backed up by elite players.
2020.04.06
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Alexey Shirov vs Anatoly Karpov, Las Palmas (1994): B12 Caro-Kann, advance variation
Dmitry Jakovenko vs Pavel Eljanov, Russian Team Championship (2010): B12 Caro-Kann, advance variation
Alexander Grischuk vs Evgeny Ilgizovich Bareev, Corus Group A (2003): B12 Caro-Kann, advance variation
BRILLIANT❤
Is it possible to mention the timestamp of moments that you review the keypoints after each stage in the video caption.
I need to see them more than one time.
This is unwatchable with the audio as it is. Please fix and repost.
Thanx
Great video great effort
35:58, forgive me if I missed a tactic, but after black’s move, can’t white also play Bxh6? This was the first move I saw and I don’t see a good refutation here. I thought perhaps taking the other pawn was better.
Just tell us the basics of where to put your peices in a normal game and simple strategy, why does everyone show ages in to a game just teach us the very basics so we can play!
Really entertaining lecture , also caleb is very cute (couldnt help but comment)
My favorite opening
Outstanding. Kudos.
When chess gets that boring, an agreed draw means more productive time at the pub
At 13'10" Kxc5 with white advantage…