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3 Rules Grandmasters Use To Play BRUTAL Chess

December 9, 2024 NHaselton Chess Lectures

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In this video lesson, you’ll discover 3 practical chess strategies that will help you launch powerful attacks against your opponent and turn the tables when they try to attack you.

You’ll learn how to counterattack effectively or use active defense instead of settling for passive defensive moves. These are the same powerful strategies that grandmasters rely on to find the best moves and play the most crushing chess.

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► Chapters

00:00 3 Tips For Attacking In Chess
01:16 How would you play here?
02:27 Rule-1
02:37 Rule-2
05:04 Brilliant move!
09:26 Can you find the best move?
10:44 Can you find the checkmate?
11:47 Rule-3

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