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Hi guys.

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In this bonus lecture, I'll just like to show you how you can get access to my coupon codes.

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In general, I have a special page at czsworld if you go to https kingshurst TV slash courses and I

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hope you do share this on your social media as well.

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I'll be most grateful if you did.

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So.

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You see my courses listed here and they all link to kind of the coupon codes which give you big discounts.

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And I kind of renew these to keep you covered with these discounts.

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So check out King's Cross TV slash chess courses for my other courses that you might be interested in.

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My epic one is the Complete Guide to Chess Tactics, which has been a Udemy bestseller for several months

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now.

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It's got like rave reviews.

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That is a cool one you should definitely get.

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If you want an overview of openings, please check out My Fun Lover's Guide to Major openings.

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There's tactics training here which complements this.

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If you want to train your tactical ability learnt in that complete guide, London system is a very solid

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system you can use with the white pieces with D4.

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If you want a surprise weapon with the black pieces, I've got my knight C6 systems I use with great

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results online and also even against D4.

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I prefer Knight f6 then C4 Knight C6 known as the Mexican defense.

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So you get the Mexican the Mexican defense basically against one D4, but knight C6 against one E4.

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And also there's some scotch game opening theory explored there.

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So that's with the black pieces my ultimate guide to pawn structures that has 45 hours of content.

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So that's a huge mammoth bit of work I did because I wanted to educate myself more than anything on

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all the different pawn structures and finding the pros and cons as Nimzovich has recommended, that

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you should take each kind of pawn structure in turn, like the isolated Queen's pawn, which might result

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from loads of different openings and try and study each pawn structure in turn in detail.

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So yeah, here's my courses page.

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I do hope you share it with friends.

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So King's crash or TV slash chess courses and and I hope you do enjoy my courses generally and leave

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me feedback ratings.

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Much appreciated.

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And I'm always looking to evolve the courses and do other courses that you need to let me know things

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that you need.

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I might be doing an end game course, for example, at some point in the future, but I try and be complimentary

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and I try and not duplicate anything.

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I try and basically make everything you get for me, you know, pretty complimentary to previous courses.

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So it's like a jigsaw fits in like a jigsaw.

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So I hope you appreciate that and share this page with friends as well as use it yourself and tweet

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about it, especially if you've got lots of followers on Twitter.

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Okay.

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You know, with that social media world, yeah, social media marketing is king.

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So I hope you do me a favor here and share this page.

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Okay.

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Another point I like to make with this bonus lecture is to invite you to my correspondence chess server

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at Chess Net.

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So if you use chess world dot net raw.

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But if you want to play me at a game, use Kings crusher.tv/play chess and I can actually invite you

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for a game.

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So this is the front page.

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If you use the King's Crusher TV slash play chess and you click join Hands play.

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Okay, there's a registration to fill in and if you can come into the site, you'll see.

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Actually I do have quite a few resources for trying to improve at chess.

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One of the key things, if you become a full member, you can have a look at the improved menu and learn

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from the masters.

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You can actually come and see on YouTube, order the annotated games I'm working on.

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And so you get access to annotated games you can play through.

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So let's say Karpov versus Anand and we can play through and check the variations interactively.

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So it's very, very good if you want to become a full member, even just for that, for the Annotated

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Games.

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But we do also have on the play menu rated puzzles.

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So even as a guest member, you can play a few rated puzzles each day, but as a full member you get

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unlimited.

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So we could, for example, click start here and you're in the rated puzzle section.

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So here, let's see, 96 looks good.

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And it's not not that move.

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Okay.

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So this could be embarrassing.

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Let's see.

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What would be another idea?

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Okay.

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Bishop takes is too slow.

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I think it has to be a check.

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So let's go with H7.

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Oh, it is.

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Okay.

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Actually, we do have queen G8 check here because then we've got Rook h5.

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If King h6.

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So there's the puzzle section and yeah, there's all sorts of resources on this.

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This site.

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You can play chess computer if you want.

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There's a hard, hard version of the computer.

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You've got my stuff, which organizes everything.

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I've been working on this site basically for more than 20 years.

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So there's a lot of stuff.

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There's videos from YouTube.

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You've got video search, its own video search for my YouTube videos.

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So there's a lot of stuff for the improving player.

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There's articles, there's even there's puzzle books.

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Yeah.

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Explore, explore the site.

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It's really good.

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Also, player players themselves can annotate games or comment on games they learn from.

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The Masters has its own online database, which we can search for things.

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There's also I've been working on Quick search helps so we can type in say fish if you want and or annotated

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games and it will highlight first the annotated games and then we can click and then see a Fisher Annotated

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game.

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So yeah, there's a wealth of resources basically.

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So if you want to get access to these resources, yeah, check out so https so chess board dot net or

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use King's Crusher TV slash play chess and that has my referral code.

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It basically puts my user ID code so I know that I can invite you for a game and that'll be really helpful.

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So basically in a nutshell, the more games you play in correspondence, the more genuinely fun it is.

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So.

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If we go back to the play page, just click on the logo, go back to the play page.

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You can see I've got 240 boards and it's ordered by least time left.

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So I'm playing players all around the world having great fun.

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So the more games you have, you know, the more you can see the power of correspondence, style, chess.

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It's at your own pace, at your own schedule, basically.

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And yeah, it's, it's got a number of learning resources that could help and improve the effectiveness

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of the courses on on Udemy.

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Okay so I hope you check that out.

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You are allowed also to check out the openings so there's opening identified and you can check out openings

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while you play the game.

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So for example, here it was, it was showing that the opening was a king's pawn opening and you can

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do research on it during an actual game.

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Well, I'm past the opening phase on that, so that doesn't matter so much now.

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But if I wanted to analyze the position as well, there's an analysis board.

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So here, this, this is very interesting.

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We can move the pieces and draw arrows and stuff as well.

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So let's say I wanted to analyze H4 without penalty.

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I can basically.

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Just click and click on this.

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I've selected this click and click so Bishop D4.

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So that will pin the knight to the Queen.

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You can have drag and drop as well.

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It's it's up to you anyway, so I'll close that window and yeah, just explore the site.

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It's got quite a lot of good stuff going for it.

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Okay.

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So I hope there's a few points there about my site Chess board dot net.

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Okay.

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And so much.
