Learn the fundamental positional chess strategies employed by legendary grandmaster José Raúl Capablanca in this 24-minute video lesson. Master four essential rules of positional play that helped earn Capablanca the nickname 'invincible chess machine' before the era of computer engines. Explore concepts like identifying bad bishop positions, developing effective attacking moves, and understanding the similarities between Capablanca's and Magnus Carlsen's endgame expertise. Discover how Capablanca's straightforward approach to chess, focusing on simple positional understanding rather than complex calculations, enabled him to consistently dominate opponents. Study practical examples demonstrating how to implement these strategic principles to improve your own game and potentially reach a 2000+ ELO rating.
Capablanca's Simple Positional Chess Strategy - 4 Rules for Winning Games
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Overview
Syllabus
Positional Chess Strategy of Jose Capablanca [4 Rules]
When a bishop is a bad piece
Capablanca's simple chess strategy
How to find attacking moves
Rule-1
Capablanca and Carlsen good at endgame?
Rule-2
Rule-3
Carlsen was right about Capablanca
Rule-4
Taught by
Remote Chess Academy
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