How to Play Against 1.d4 | Simple & Aggressive Opening Weapon
110K views · Jun 24, 2025 · Gaming
Comments · 116
@jojokim4804 · 1 year ago
I love the way Eric acts as if he is learning everything for the first time, even though I’m sure he’s studied these openings before. The best teachers are the best students.
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@taporter2 · 1 year ago
GM Grigoryan is infectious. What a delight. I want to make bishops cry everyday.
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@JacobVanlunen · 1 year ago (edited)
My daughter and I have gotten so much out of this and the French lecture. The positions we’re consistently getting out of this Dutch are just like our favorite nimzo Indian and bogo Indian structures. We’ve even been playing e3 as white we like this so much. I’m north of 1900 after playing chess for one year and I’m 40 years old. Very grateful for the work you do. Thanks for being you. You’re great.
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@joeschmoe-q1d · 1 year ago
You and gm naroditsky are the best teachers of chess imo i can understand what yall mean way easier for some reason
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@basaringaron · 1 year ago
It would be really nice if Eric would play a speedrun exclusively with these openings. Aman from chessbrah is doing that for several openings and I find it amazingly nice for learning.
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@skurrskurr2032 · 1 year ago (edited)
Started this video with the though "I will never play the Dutch anyway", but now 20 minutes into the video I'm sold. Thanks Avetik and Eric
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@elevennnnnnnnn · 4 months ago
The analogy of the pieces arguing with each other is so funny and also such good learning tool, i love it
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@shsjebhejsn · 11 months ago
This repitoire is really good if your at the rating range where people know thier theory and setups but dont know them too well. However when your lower people be playing the weirdest stuff and even though theroy says its a bad move you aint captilizing on it lol
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@Nicoloco75 · 1 year ago
Need this. My friend plays D4 all the time
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@colinwichman1084 · 1 year ago
This is Simon Williams territory, he has good videos and courses on the Rapport Dutch attack as well, which isn't really covered here.
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@ShesEmilie222 · 1 year ago
transposing from queens gambit or jobava into the dutch feels so good. People get caught so offguard in unfamiliar territory and get mated so fast at 1800
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@emilebruce6142 · 1 year ago
Couldn't have come sooner!! Thanks mate
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