Crush the Caro-Kann - Chess Openings Explained

intermediate

Jonathan Schrantz shows how to play the classical line of the Caro-Kann Defence. See three games where white successfully crushed it. You'll never be confounded by 1. e4 c6 ever again.

2015.11.16
Gata Kamsky vs Yasser Seirawan, US Championship (2012): B19 Caro-Kann, classical, Spassky variation
Sergey Karjakin vs Shakhriyar Mamedyarov, FIDE Grand Prix Zug (2013): B19 Caro-Kann, classical, Spassky variation
Ernesto Inarkiev vs Rui Wang, Chinese Team Championship (2015): B19 Caro-Kann, classical, Spassky variation

This simple trap is virtually unstoppable below 1500This simple trap is virtually unstoppable below 1500IM Alex Banzea

intermediate

Caro-Kann Main Line in depth ⎸Chess OpeningsCaro-Kann Main Line in depth ⎸Chess OpeningsStjepan Tomic (Hanging Pawns)

intermediate

Caro-Kann Defense – Exchange Variation (and how to punish it!) ⎸Chess OpeningsCaro-Kann Defense – Exchange Variation (and how to punish it!) ⎸Chess OpeningsStjepan Tomic (Hanging Pawns)

intermediate

Wish I learned this opening when I started chessWish I learned this opening when I started chessIM Alex Banzea

beginner

Two Knights Variation of the Caro-Kann (B11) ⎸Chess OpeningsTwo Knights Variation of the Caro-Kann (B11) ⎸Chess OpeningsStjepan Tomic (Hanging Pawns)

intermediate

Turning balanced positions into free wins | Caro-Kann DefenseTurning balanced positions into free wins | Caro-Kann DefenseIM Alex Banzea

intermediate