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Beginners' Openings and Tactics

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GM Varuzhan Akobian Opening Tactics Beginner

Chess Grandmaster Varuzhan Akobian presents a lecture for beginners at the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis.

When you have to trade Pieces, do it to your own Advantage | Lichess Livestream | IM Alex AstanehWhen you have to trade Pieces, do it to your own Advantage | Lichess Livestream | IM Alex AstanehChessfactor

What is a Smothered Mate? | 3 Smothered Checkmates in the Opening | Basic Checkmates | Alex AstanehWhat is a Smothered Mate? | 3 Smothered Checkmates in the Opening | Basic Checkmates | Alex AstanehChessfactor

How to calculate the best Moves in Chess | Calculation Techniques | IM Alex AstanehHow to calculate the best Moves in Chess | Calculation Techniques | IM Alex AstanehChessfactor

Tactics Training #1Tactics Training #1IM John Bartholomew

Chess Basics #18: Ruy Lopez - The Berlin defenseChess Basics #18: Ruy Lopez - The Berlin defenseJim's Chess Channel

Traps in the Exchange Variation | Ruy Lopez | Chess Openings | Andrey OstrovskiyTraps in the Exchange Variation | Ruy Lopez | Chess Openings | Andrey OstrovskiyChessfactor

Don't memorize Moves - Getting good Pieces out of the Opening - Part 1 | Beginner | IM Alex AstanehDon't memorize Moves - Getting good Pieces out of the Opening - Part 1 | Beginner | IM Alex AstanehChessfactor

The London System | Basic Plans, Ideas & Strategies | Chess Openings | IM Andrey OstrovskiyThe London System | Basic Plans, Ideas & Strategies | Chess Openings | IM Andrey OstrovskiyChessfactor

The simplified Caro-Kann is virtually unstoppableThe simplified Caro-Kann is virtually unstoppableIM Alex Banzea