Attention!! Why you should not always stick to the Point System of the Pieces | IM Kostya Kavutskiy

beginner
ChessfactorFundamentalsBeginnerStrategyMiddlegameBeginner

👉 Want to improve in chess? Check out our free website: www.chessfactor.com
👉 Support the channel with a donation: www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=FJJ33PHRCWBLW&source=url

The concept of imbalances can be used to understand a position or any kind of situation in chess simply through understanding the various imbalances that exist in a chess game. Understanding the imbalances can help you to make the right decisions and to come up with a good plan. In this video, you will learn the different static imbalances and how to make us of them in order to come up with a plan.

In this video, you will learn the true value of the pieces and when your pieces can be stronger or inferior to your opponent’s pieces.

The value of the pieces is subject to change based on what’s going on in the position. Depending on the position the point system is still very useful as a guideline, however by no means we are committed to these values in every position on the board. Depending on the position, your pieces can be stronger or inferior to your opponent’s pieces usually based on the pawn structure and the different factors.

📘 The pgn to this video can be downloaded on our website!
✏️ Don't miss to solve the provided exercises for this video on our website!

—
⭐️ Social Media Links:
Twitter: twitter.com/chessfactor
Facebook: www.facebook.com/Chessfactorofficial/
Lichess: lichess.org/@/chessfactor
Twitch: www.twitch.tv/chessfactor

—
♛ Chess Set Links:
➡️ Green chess set: www.bestchesssetever.com/collections/chess-sets/products/triple-weighted-pieces-green-board
➡️ Wooden chess set: www.chessware.de/Schachfiguren-Turnier-International-Holz-KH-95-mm

—
#Chess #Chessfactor #ChessfactorImprover #ChessPointSystem #PieceValue

18:31Useful Tips to avoid Blunders | How to Blunder Less | Beginner Level | IM Kostya KavutskiyUseful Tips to avoid Blunders | How to Blunder Less | Beginner Level | IM Kostya KavutskiyChessfactorbeginner18:34How to come up with a Plan | Basic Planning in Chess | Beginner Level | IM Alex AstanehHow to come up with a Plan | Basic Planning in Chess | Beginner Level | IM Alex AstanehChessfactorbeginner15:29How to Identify Unprotected Points | Beginner Level | IM Alex Astaneh | 2DHow to Identify Unprotected Points | Beginner Level | IM Alex Astaneh | 2DChessfactorbeginner13:44How to identify Hanging Pieces | Beginner Level | IM Alex Astaneh | 2DHow to identify Hanging Pieces | Beginner Level | IM Alex Astaneh | 2DChessfactorbeginner20:01How to evaluate Chess Positions | Principles & Key Factors | Improver Level | IM Alex AstanehHow to evaluate Chess Positions | Principles & Key Factors | Improver Level | IM Alex AstanehChessfactorbeginner16:26How to evaluate a Chess Position | Training Lesson | Improver Level | IM Alex AstanehHow to evaluate a Chess Position | Training Lesson | Improver Level | IM Alex AstanehChessfactorbeginner21:00The most important Mating Patterns in Chess | For Beginner Players | IM Kostya KavutskiyThe most important Mating Patterns in Chess | For Beginner Players | IM Kostya KavutskiyChessfactorbeginner15:33Are you able to evaluate this Chess Position? | Training Lesson | Improver Level | IM Alex AstanehAre you able to evaluate this Chess Position? | Training Lesson | Improver Level | IM Alex AstanehChessfactorbeginner12:10How to defend against common mating Patterns | Chess Fundamentals | IM Andrey OstrovskiyHow to defend against common mating Patterns | Chess Fundamentals | IM Andrey OstrovskiyChessfactorintermediate