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The explanations seem very narrow, and focused on move to move analysis, with really no verbal explanations of strengths and weaknesses of both sides, and how to formulate a plan. Playing move to move is usually a bad idea, and probably a bad habit to develop, especially for developing players. Instead, I think chess books written by masters who explain things as they go along are much better at training the mind to look at the right things as you play. Stronger players develop and intuitive sense of positional strength, and are even willing to sacrifice pawns and even pieces to obtain those strong positions. You will never learn how to play like that if you use this program, which cannot begin to explain this intuitive sense to you. Chess AI instruction is simply not ready for prime time.
Thank you Gideon. Nicely explained. I think I will start using DecodeChess.
Hey friend!! Liked the video, good job.
Awesome
Impressive! Absolutely impressive.
I have a chess.com rating of 1000
I have had DecodeChess for 3 days now and it's brilliant for analysing games after losing
So now I can understand why and where it all went hideously wrong 🙂
how much?
This is possibly the slowest speaker I've ever heard.