This is a fan created subreddit and not … These are a great way to learn about the ideas in various openings, especially the latest series Gmnaroditsky u/gmnaroditsky r/chess • gm daniel naroditsky’s thoughts on gm brandon jacobson’s post gmnaroditsky replied to paulhalt 8 days ago
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Daniel has responded and will be updating the course
Please see his comment below
My intention with this post is to offer the community a quick review of daniel naroditsky's new jobava london course (see his newest vid on youtube) from a big fan of danya and chess. My main problem with naroditsky's course is that i hated it and messaged him and never got a response on how to get my money back on a course with a money back guarantee. Each video looks like it’ll be around an hour long, and he’s going into lots of principles in specifics (this is the first video after the intro video).
Nobody should ever doubt naroditsky’s love for chess, that man played hundreds of games online while sitting about 2 feet away from dina in a hotel room lol (and managed to win the majority of them) I don't speak russian at all but daniel was born in the us from russian parents and he occasionally streams in russian I know people who speak my language and was born in the us They have an accent pronouncing certain words and the usage of some words are a bit strange but overall i understand them perfectly and we can communicate very well.
Naroditsky is objectively one of the top blitz players in the world
Bullet he is top 5 at least based on some of his matches In some ways it's kind of a grey area since 3.0 blitz is probably closer to bullet (in my opinion, at least) than 3 min +2 sec or 5.0 blitz, which are the normal increments for most otb tournaments. A while back i posted a google sheet with the openings played in every game in daniel naroditsky's superb speedrun series
