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EPISODE · Jul 3, 2022 · 1H 7M

Ep. 36: The French Defense for Club Players

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🎤Be sure to follow us on Twitter: @TheChessAngle ♟This podcast is sponsored by Chessable.  Chessable uses science-backed learning and the concept of spaced repetition to ensure retention. Check out their courses today!♟ The French Defense (1. e4 e6 2. d4 d5) is one of the most respected openings for Black, and is particularly effective at the amateur level. This is recommended as a complete repertoire against 1. e4. Some of this episode's talking points include: Why amateurs should avoid the Sicilian defense (1...c5) and open games (1. e4 e5)  Why the French Defense is so effective at the club level Three variations that will cover 95% of your games versus 1. e4 Some additional thoughts about confidence and patience Recommended Resources: Starting Out: The French by Byron Jacobs (Amazon) Why Simon Loves the French Defense by GM Simon Williams (chess.com) Master the French Defense by NM Bryan Tillis & GM Alex Lenderman (Chessable) The resources above include affiliate links, which earn us a commission on qualifying purchases. This helps support the podcast at no additional cost to you. Our links: WebsiteTwitter Facebook E-mail: [email protected]

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