BlackMood - Model Games

Course

77 EPISODES (10h 3m)

Creator

GM Gabuzyan Hovhannes

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We hope you’re enjoying the strong, unique and fun BlackMood repertoire! Now it’s time to deepen your understanding of these openings!
You’ll notice the ideas covered in BlackMood openings are relatively new and unexplored. Because of this, it’s hard to find games in a database that covers these lines.

So we created this video course collecting instructive model games with the BlackMood openings and then recording each game from scratch, adding useful tips and commentary...

It will help you:

✅ Become more familiar with the unexplored ideas here.
✅ Remember the opening variations better.
✅ Improve your feel for the positions from these openings.

You’ll also see how to make practical decisions, convert winning positions, save losing ones and more!

Now you might wonder – from where did we gather all these games?

? Some were played by our GMs, either during a live stream or private sessions.
? Some were shared by students just like you!

You can share your games via this forum link. We might record and add it to the course.
Now get ready to deepen your understanding of the BlackMood openings!

Let’s begin!

What you'll learn

Deepen your knowledge of BlackMood openings by watching real, instructive games.
Discover the typical plans and middlegame positions arising from these openings.
Remember the BlackMood opening variations better.
Learn how to punish your opponent when they ‘forget’ theory and make dubious moves.
See how to convert slightly better and winning positions.
Since the lines in BlackMood openings are relatively unexplored, these games will help you feel more comfortable in these openings.

Lesson Plan 77 episode(s)

Course overview

Unlocked 1m 15s

1. French Attack with Advanced 3.e5 by ChessMood student

Unlocked 10m 23s

2. Advanced 3.e5 - Common mistake 5.Bg5

Unlocked 7m 42s

3. Advanced 3.e5 - Impulsive 4.c4

4. Classic 3.Nc3 - 5.Nf3

5. 3.Nc3 - MacCutcheon variation - Pawn sacrifice

6. Classical 3.Nc3 - 5.f4

7. Tarrasch variation 3.Nd2 - 4.c3

8. Tarrasch variation 3.Nd2- 4.Nf3

9. Tarrasch variation 3.Nd2 - 5.e5

10. French Attack - 2.f4

11. French Attack Passive 2.d3

12. French Attack - Rare 2.Qe2

1. French. 2.Bc4

2. French. 2.b3

3. French. 2.b3

4. French. 2.f4

5. French. 2.f4

6. French. 2.f4

7. French. 2.f4

8. French. 2.d3

9. French. 2.Nf3 d5 3.Nc3

10. French. 2.Nf3 d5 3.Nc3

11. French. 2.Nf3 3.exd5

12. French. 2.c4

13. French. 3.e5

14. French. 3.e5

15. French. 3.e5

16. French. 3.e5

17. French. 3.e5

18. French. 3.e5

19. French. 3.e5

20. French. 3.e5

21. French. 3.e5

22. French. 3.e5

23. French. 3.e5 c4

24. French. 3.ed

25. French. 3.ed

26. French. 3.ed

27. French. 3.ed

28. French. 3.ed

29. French. 3.ed

30. French. 3.ed ed 4.c4

31. French. 3.Bd3

32. French. 3.Bd3

33. French. 3.Bd3

34. French. 3.Nd2

35. French. 3.Nd2

36. French. 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.e5

37. French. 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.e5

1. London system

2. Another London system

3. Bb4 idea against 2 Knight development

4. 2 Knights with 5.Bg5

5. Preventing doubled pawns with Bd2 - Bxc3

6. 3. a3 to prevent Bb4

7. Colle system

8. Colle system - Another idea of Black

9. Stonewall system - Our strategy and ideas

10. Fantastic outcome of the attack

11. Closed pawn structure

12. White plays b3 - looking for Ba3

1. Dutch - London system. 2.Bf4

2. Dutch - London system. 2.Bf4

3. Dutch - Classical system with. Bf4

4. Dutch. 2.b3

5. Dutch. with e3

6. Dutch. with Bg5

7. Dutch. with Bg5

8. Dutch. with Bg5

9. Dutch. without c4

10. Stonewall. with Nd2

11. Stonewall. with Nd2

12. Stonewall. with e3 - Ne2

13. Stonewall. with Bf4

14. Stonewall. with b3

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