This was one of my most recent chess games enjoy!
Tuesday, March 24, 2026
Thursday, March 5, 2026
Fools Mate/Scholars Mate/Wayward Queen Attack 2026
From now on, I am only going to put some background information about the openings and videos about them. These are some of the mistakes and traps disguised as openings.
Fools Mate
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Birds Opening/Barnes Opening 2026
The Birds opening and Barnes opening are one-move openings and are not recommended to play; both start with the same pawn.
Barnes Opening
Birds Opening
Video Credits: YouTube, GothamchessQueens Gambit Accepted/Declined 2026
Queens Gambit Accepted/Declined
For this one, I am going to show you the two different variations on video and not type out all of the notations, as I think that it would be easier for everyone. I am going to show my favorite ways to play the Queen's Gambit.
Accepted
Declined
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Wednesday, March 4, 2026
Accelerated London System 2026
Accelerated London System
First, white will make the move Pd4. Then black will follow up that with Pd5 in this case. Then you make the move Bf4 and then black would follow with Pc6. White then plays Pe3, followed by Be6 by black. Then Nf3 and Nf6 by black. Then you would play the next move Pc3, followed by Nbd7 by black. The last three moves would be Nbd2, Pg6 by black, and Bd3 by white. If your opponents do not follow the script as they should, then just make sure that none of your pieces can be taken and continue with the plan. Watch this video to see the moves.
Video Credits: YouTube, Gothamchess
Kings Indian Attack 2026
Kings Indian Attack
The King's Indian Attack (KIA) starts with Nf3 by white. Then black could play many moves, but we will go with the move Kf6. Then white should play Pg3. Then in this case, black would copy with Pg6. After that white will play Bg2 to fianchetto the bishop, which will put it on a long diagonal. And then black would do the very same thing, just Bg7. Then both sides with a short castle. All in all it should look like this.
Video Credits: YouTube, Gothamchess
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