Chess Opening Training with Chessbook | Introduction and Basics

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In this video I will show you the basics of the opening training tool called Chessbook.

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0:00 Intro
0:14 What is Chessbook?
0:48 How does it work?
10:58 Final words
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NICE VIDEO THIS IS REALLY GOING TO HELP ME THANKS

arnavgovil
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I play the 3.a6 QGD and honestly, you’ve inspired me by showing me this line. I love the QGD because of its solid, yet counterpunchy nature. I’ll have to work on this, looks very tricky, AND it’s not popular, no one will see it coming. I also happen to notice through research it’s similar to a line in the Ragozin: Vienna Variation. Maybe that’s where the idea came from. Either way, thank you for the top quality video and a little extra opening knowledge!

TheChess_Scholar
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In combination with the lichess resources (better engine, database) chessbook is overpowered. Reading this information is like reading a language though. For example, the engine could tell you a best move that could be different from what masters play. The reason masters play it is because it is easier to play. Etc.

kevinmora