Destroy Everyone With the Scandinavian Defense (3...Qd6!)

If you watch all of them, I will give you a medal!

agadmator vs Hoodie Guy
Learn Chess The Fun Way
Scandinavian, Pytel-Wade variation (B01)

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AGADMATOR d.o.o.
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[koroslav]

Q: Are you dog person or cat person?
A: I am more of a knight e5 person.

[wiryx]

"I'm gonna flip the board" and from move 0 we have an entirely new game.

[JWhitesAZone]

I don't think I'll get tired of hearing about the bishop pair being fully operational.

[sentrax]

me: ohh good that 2020 is about to end, nothing would suprise me yet
agad : flip the board
me:

[anakin]

Agadmator and hoodie guy teaching us together, one of the best thing

[sametkan]

"Your main struggle is how to avoid losing the queen, how not to get checkmated and how to develop your king side. So, this is what you are most worried about"

[facundohernandez]

Antonio, the people of Argentina love your channel. Actually, most don't even know it. Sorry about that. But I am Argentine and I love it.

[dibyanshkar]

Nobody:

GM Mesgen Amanov: I kNoW yoU waNT To GEt BeTTeR aT ChEsS

[harshtiwari]

#Suggestion A video about how to properly learn chess openings, proper use of engines and how to get better at openings . This will enlighten a lot of beginners and some intermediates

[zayncharania]

Easier to learn if you watch whilst wearing a hoodie

[itwasinthispositionerinoag]

0:00 Hello everyone
0:15 1:07 17:03 Evans Gambit
0:27 Nice blindfold dog lift
0:48 First time flippage
1:01 Hoodie Guy
1:09 7:05 16:58 Link in the description
1:25 8:54 9:01 9:58 10:32 11:57 12:46 13:53 14:26 14:40 Captures captures
1:27 Sorry about that
2:17 Position on the thumbnail
3:39 Where the fun starts
5:03 14:24 Capturefest
5:32 En passant
5:39 10:00 A lot of pressure
8:47 Adventurous party person
10:59 Castles castles
12:22 Fully operational bishop pair
14:33 Double attack
15:33 Covered, covered, covered and covered
15:48 Critical position
16:11 16:56 17:25 18:04 So yeah
17:44 Morphy saga

[old_buffoon]

"Learn chess the fun way"
Agad: Hello everyone
Me: Ah yes, the man of words

[zeitghastactive]

Hey agadmator, ever wondered about selling hoodies? Would actually buy one.

[krishnachoudhari.youtube]

Yes Sir! More of these please. Not every agadmator viewer is a super duper legendary dragon slayer GM.

[richardlong]

Agad: I asked you guys if you wanted me to make more chess videos, and almost everyone in unison shouted "yes"

[arcadudu]

That board switching for the first time made me like "WOOOoooOOOooW!

[TheRealBeefStake]

Please do more of these. When I hear "X is now on the board" I do often go and look up the opening myself but I really like your presentation style and how you explain the different lines.
Your videos have reinvigorated my interest in chess and I am having a great time learning the nuances of the game via your content.

[singami]

For beginners/intermediates, usually the most important information isn't "this is what your opponent is supposed to play", but rather "this is why every other reply is bad and how you can punish it". After QD6, I immediately see the majority of my games would go KB5, as it's the most "tempting" move. It's not even about beating bad players, but knowing the goal behind each move, making these moves with knowledge of what you want to achieve, rather than autopiloting and getting lost when the opponent does something weird.

[mingyang]

Scandinavian is my favorite line, and Qd6 also. What makes me super delighted is that I didn't study any chess opening but found the knight F6 and a6 on my own. Wow

[Dog]

I love playing this line and you explained it so perfectly and made it so simple for me. Whenever my opponents capture on d5 I already feel like I've won. I'm only 1400 but I feel like I owe a huge chunk of my rating to video. Thanks!