Give Me 18 Minutes and I'll Change How You Think About Pawns Forever
20K views · Sep 1, 2026 · Gaming
Comments · 66
@elsadonnat5956 · 4 weeks ago
Ahh you are so good at explaining things and actually teaching instead of just showing 1-2 games as examples!! Very refreshing.
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@scottsmith2052 · 4 days ago
One thing I randomly love about chess is all the quasi-official lingo - material, tension, push, etc.
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@dominikschulter4749 · 4 weeks ago
Just have to say, started playing recently and been watching quite a bit of YT to get better. You are easily the most understandable, easily accessible and still entertaining creators out there. So much so that I was shocked when I saw your relatively low viewcount. Keep up the good work, you are doing great
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@charles3184 · 3 weeks ago
Best teacher ever! Thanks for this content.
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@utpalborah22 · 4 weeks ago
This is the most fantastic channel i found on YT which teach very unique chess lessons and that too for free... Keep going... 👍
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@salemtv5808 · 4 weeks ago
After 5 years of watching chess content 3 minutes in i knew this is one of the most valuable chess lessons out there… never came across this before, which is weird… thank you so much!
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@Ahmad_code · 3 weeks ago
have always been confused by this, thanks for explaining
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@roccososic1737 · 4 weeks ago (edited)
love the new editing and actually peak explaining abt the pawns
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@chrisberninger7969 · 3 weeks ago
Gotta say that was about the clearest explanation I’ve seen of how to handle pawn tension. Thank you very much!
@MR_RIP_STIK · 4 weeks ago
Please more of this on pawn play!
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@poordoll · 6 days ago
Of all the chess channels, you are the best at explaining tactics in a way that I can actually action. I love how you break it down by 100 increment Elo scores. I started watching you at 650-700 and grew to 900-950 in a week. Great work.
@codylosselyong5361 · 3 weeks ago
First time watcher here, that was super helpful and well done. Thank you
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