Learn An Easy Chess Opening System And Relax ♔ ASMR ♔ The Colle System

Learn an easy and intuitive chess opening with me.

[logic]

There is no better feeling than watching a new ASMR Chess video

[mrflongle]

The history ones are my fave, your storytelling is the best along with the magnificent games showcased

[giantchar]

Please continue with the history behind the game. It makes me so much more invested in the openings. Your storytelling is phenomenal too.

[ghfdt]

The Colle opening is one of my favourites. I learned it as a beginner and really taught me patience and the importance of good pawn formation and understanding how to attack correctly. One move that also looks interesting here is at 9:00 instead of developing the knight to D2, Developing the bishop to D2 then developing the Queen to C2 would create some interesting possibilities aswell.

[enry]

Chess openings might be my favourite videos of this channel. I got so much better lately with a strong opening.

[anonymoose]

I love the snippets of history as well as the Birds Eye view camera angle! Keep up the amazing work❤❤❤

[WYR]

I appreciate the historical context you provide for the games you showcase :)

[Sam-toew]

The Colle system looks very similar to the London system from what I can tell. The main difference I see is that the black bishop stays inside the pawn chain as opposed to outside the chain. So many intricacies in this position that were explained very soothingly, thanks again for an amazing video!

[joshvigranmusic]

I like the addition of the overhead angle a lot more than the previous side angles! It helps for visualization for me since playing online simulates an overhead view.

[Atari]

My father always liked Cole, wouldn’t stop talking about him. Glad I learned more in this video, he’s fascinating

[bluepenguin]

Following along with these opening videos on my own board is so fun after a long day of work/daily life. Thank you for your help!

[Anaoa_Official]

I really like that you tell a story at the beginning of the video, as well as you having a camera that has a bird's eye view on the board :D

[joshb]

dude I remember watching when you had 5K subs. Amazing to see the growth and I’m glad to have been along for the ride 🤙

[pardisrahimi]

ive recently decided to learn chess in an attempt to surprise my partner (who is obsessed with it) and im so happy to have found your channel. i like ASMR but am just new to chess and its world so this is the perfect way for me to find interest in this game =)

[alex-]

That is the nicest chess set I’ve seen in a while! Are those the fide championship pieces?

[Lars_Maassen]

I don't remember seeing that top view angle before? Got a new setup?

[abremobrien]

I hit a rating of 600 for the first time yesterday! Not a huge feat but I still owe it all to your videos. Ty!!

[lachanshachak]

At 24:00 it definitely seemed that the best move is to go back. And then i really wanted to know the definite answer. So I analyzed the position.

Apparently, if the black king goes backwards (which is the correct move), in the end black is forced to give the bishop back. So Colle's bishop sacrifice was just a really long and convoluted trade.

[Oldcoots]

Fascinating lesson!!! Thank You Sir.

[utitakao]

Actually, Ding Liren used whats called the London system, the difference between the two is that the London has a bishop on f4 however the Colle system doesn’t the acclerated london is with bf4 before nf3 if you think that is the London.
I like the old board, please do another video with the old pieces and board.
Edit: 5:00 Ding liren played bf4 before e3