Recognizing Combos - GM Yasser Seirawan - 2013.06.27
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Published 2013-08-14
All Comments (21)
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A rook in the corner isn't bad. According to Ben Feingold it's great because that way, when you resign, your rook is already set up for the next game :D
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Yasser, one of the nicest guy we can find in the chess world.. Always like the way he teaches to the students with a great smile :)
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Yasser is to chess as Bob Ross is to painting.
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This guy makes me feel everything is all right.
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the way he talks really kept my attention. Very mellow voice
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Yasser has that look some people have, where you don't think they could stop smiling if they wanted to. Seems like such a cheerful guy
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Fantastic lecture. Yasser Seirawan knows how to entertain and teach at the same time. That's in my opinion the way to keep everybody's attention.
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This guy's enthusiasm is infectious. This is a teacher
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One of the best chess teachers I've ever come across.
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Thank you Chess Club and Scholastic center of Saint Louis for sharing such wisdom.
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He is probably the best chess teacher today. Very instructive, useful video.
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As a fellow Seattle chess player I thank you for sharing with us your great insight and knowledge of chess
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IT IS SOOOOOO HELPFUL! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING THIS!
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Hi Yasser, you're not only GM but I believe great communicator. ( GC). Thx for these videos.
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05:23 actually got me cracked. LEL!
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Great lecture! Never before have I seen the strategic principles of chess explained so well.
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And I love how you brought combinations under three broad headings. Now we can now what to look out for when calculating. When the king is unsafe you should watch out for checkmating combinations for example. This will serve as a bright sign indicating what combination puzzle you are solving
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Entertaining lecture. I like how in the end it's left to wonder.
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that's more than I could have asked for, my friend. Thanks for sharing that knowledge with me!
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This was great...Yasser is the man!
