This is a glimpse into the way I study chess openings and some ideas I'd recommend to newer players, based on my experience climbing the rating ladder online and OTB over the last two years. This topic has been highly requested - I hope you can get some ideas from my process!

Here's the study I created in the video: https://lichess.org/study/6rekCb4U



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CHAPTERS:

00:00 - Intro
00:18 - Memorization vs. general ideas
01:36 - Where to start
02:49 - Create a study
04:08 - Add a sample game
04:32 - Add the main line
05:29 - Use computer and databases
08:05 - Use a physical board
08:27 - Add sub-variations
09:07 - Keep it simple
09:47 - Review and expand rep
10:50 - Thanks for watching




Original outro music by Nela Ruiz

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