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How to convert ADVANTAGE into a WIN in chess? | Best Chess Strategy

October 22, 2021 NHaselton Chess Lectures

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In this video lesson, the RCA guest coach IM Mat Kolosowski will teach you how to convert advantage into a win during a chess game. He explains it by analyzing a game that he played against the Indian IM Rakesh Kulkarni.

You will learn about material advantage, positional advantage, activity of pieces, piece coordination, maneuvering of pieces, and most importantly, how to convert advantage and win your chess games!

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00:00 Why is converting advantage to a win difficult?
00:43 Game-1 against IM Rakesh Kulkarni
03:59 Outposts for both White & Black knights
05:39 Is White’s pawn structure ridiculous?
07:46 White paralyzing Black
09:31 How can White convert advantage into win?
11:27 Converting positional advantage, not jut material
14:56 White should play actively and not exchange pieces
18:17 Can you find the winning continuation?
19:48 IM Mat missed Bd4, pinning the queen
20:54 Conclusion and Tips

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