This is a fan created subreddit and not โฆ Nobody should ever doubt naroditskyโs love for chess, that man played hundreds of games online while sitting about 2 feet away from dina in a hotel room lol (and managed to win the majority of them) Daniel has responded and will be updating the course
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Please see his comment below
My intention with this post is to offer the community a quick review of daniel naroditsky's new jobava london course (see his newest vid on youtube) from a big fan of danya and chess.
Each video looks like itโll be around an hour long, and heโs going into lots of principles in specifics (this is the first video after the intro video). Naroditsky is objectively one of the top blitz players in the world Bullet he is top 5 at least based on some of his matches
In some ways it's kind of a grey area since 3.0 blitz is probably closer to bullet (in my opinion, at least) than 3 min +2 sec or 5.0 blitz, which are the normal increments for most otb tournaments. The one that i was looking for on chessable was naroditsky's jobava london, but since i posted this question, i searched a little more and it looks like his jobava course is independent from chessable. Gmnaroditsky u/gmnaroditsky r/chess โข gm daniel naroditskyโs thoughts on gm brandon jacobsonโs post gmnaroditsky replied to paulhalt 8 days ago A while back i posted a google sheet with the openings played in every game in daniel naroditsky's superb speedrun series
These are a great way to learn about the ideas in various openings, especially the latest series
I've just updated this to make it a more usable, searchable database, with links to the timestamps of each game, you can see the new page here Daniel with cr1tikal in this video , and gotham here Its not a perfect comparison because daniel is coaching someone live, but pretty close I want to highlight some differences
Starting with the justification for even bringing up this example Because to a new player it probably seems totally pointless, and very abstract.
