Hi guys.
In this bonus lecture, I'll just like to show you how you can get access to my coupon codes.
In general, I have a special page at czsworld if you go to https kingshurst TV slash courses and I
hope you do share this on your social media as well.
I'll be most grateful if you did.
So.
You see my courses listed here and they all link to kind of the coupon codes which give you big discounts.
And I kind of renew these to keep you covered with these discounts.
So check out King's Cross TV slash chess courses for my other courses that you might be interested in.
My epic one is the Complete Guide to Chess Tactics, which has been a Udemy bestseller for several months
now.
It's got like rave reviews.
That is a cool one you should definitely get.
If you want an overview of openings, please check out My Fun Lover's Guide to Major openings.
There's tactics training here which complements this.
If you want to train your tactical ability learnt in that complete guide, London system is a very solid
system you can use with the white pieces with D4.
If you want a surprise weapon with the black pieces, I've got my knight C6 systems I use with great
results online and also even against D4.
I prefer Knight f6 then C4 Knight C6 known as the Mexican defense.
So you get the Mexican the Mexican defense basically against one D4, but knight C6 against one E4.
And also there's some scotch game opening theory explored there.
So that's with the black pieces my ultimate guide to pawn structures that has 45 hours of content.
So that's a huge mammoth bit of work I did because I wanted to educate myself more than anything on
all the different pawn structures and finding the pros and cons as Nimzovich has recommended, that
you should take each kind of pawn structure in turn, like the isolated Queen's pawn, which might result
from loads of different openings and try and study each pawn structure in turn in detail.
So yeah, here's my courses page.
I do hope you share it with friends.
So King's Crush or TV slash chess courses and and I hope you do enjoy my courses generally and leave
me feedback ratings.
Much appreciated.
And I'm always looking to evolve the courses and do other courses that you need to let me know things
that you need.
I might be doing an end game course, for example, at some point in the future, but I try and be complimentary
and I try and not duplicate anything.
I try and basically make everything you get for me, you know, pretty complimentary to previous courses.
So it's like a jigsaw fits in like a jigsaw.
So I hope you appreciate that and share this page with friends as well as use it yourself and tweet
about it, especially if you've got lots of followers on Twitter.
Okay.
You know, with that social media world, yeah, social media marketing is king.
So I hope you do me a favor here and share this page.
Okay.
Another point I like to make with this bonus lecture is to invite you to my correspondence chess server
at Chess Net.
So if you use chess world dot net raw.
But if you want to play me at a game, use Kings crusher.tv/play chess and I can actually invite you
for a game.
So this is the front page.
If you use the King's Crusher TV slash play chess and you click join Hands play.
Okay, there's a registration to fill in and if you can come into the site, you'll see.
Actually I do have quite a few resources for trying to improve at chess.
One of the key things, if you become a full member, you can have a look at the improved menu and learn
from the masters.
You can actually come and see on YouTube, order the annotated games I'm working on.
And so you get access to annotated games you can play through.
So let's say Karpov versus Anand and we can play through and check the variations interactively.
So it's very, very good if you want to become a full member, even just for that, for the Annotated
Games.
But we do also have on the play menu rated puzzles.
So even as a guest member, you can play a few rated puzzles each day, but as a full member you get
unlimited.
So we could, for example, click start here and you're in the rated puzzle section.
So here, let's see, 96 looks good.
And it's not not that move.
Okay.
So this could be embarrassing.
Let's see.
What would be another idea?
Okay.
Bishop takes is too slow.
I think it has to be a check.
So let's go with H7.
Oh, it is.
Okay.
Actually, we do have queen G8 check here because then we've got Rook h5.
If King h6.
So there's the puzzle section and yeah, there's all sorts of resources on this.
This site.
You can play chess computer if you want.
There's a hard, hard version of the computer.
You've got my stuff, which organizes everything.
I've been working on this site basically for more than 20 years.
So there's a lot of stuff.
There's videos from YouTube.
You've got video search, its own video search for my YouTube videos.
So there's a lot of stuff for the improving player.
There's articles, there's even there's puzzle books.
Yeah.
Explore, explore the site.
It's really good.
Also, player players themselves can annotate games or comment on games they learn from.
The Masters has its own online database, which we can search for things.
There's also I've been working on Quick search helps so we can type in say fish if you want and or annotated
games and it will highlight first the annotated games and then we can click and then see a Fisher Annotated
game.
So yeah, there's a wealth of resources basically.
So if you want to get access to these resources, yeah, check out so https so chess board dot net or
use King's Crusher TV slash play chess and that has my referral code.
It basically puts my user ID code so I know that I can invite you for a game and that'll be really helpful.
So basically in a nutshell, the more games you play in correspondence, the more genuinely fun it is.
So.
If we go back to the play page, just click on the logo, go back to the play page.
You can see I've got 240 boards and it's ordered by least time left.
So I'm playing players all around the world having great fun.
So the more games you have, you know, the more you can see the power of correspondence, style, chess.
It's at your own pace, at your own schedule, basically.
And yeah, it's, it's got a number of learning resources that could help and improve the effectiveness
of the courses on on Udemy.
Okay so I hope you check that out.
You are allowed also to check out the openings so there's opening identified and you can check out openings
while you play the game.
So for example, here it was, it was showing that the opening was a king's pawn opening and you can
do research on it during an actual game.
Well, I'm past the opening phase on that, so that doesn't matter so much now.
But if I wanted to analyze the position as well, there's an analysis board.
So here, this, this is very interesting.
We can move the pieces and draw arrows and stuff as well.
So let's say I wanted to analyze H4 without penalty.
I can basically.
Just click and click on this.
I've selected this click and click so Bishop D4.
So that will pin the knight to the Queen.
You can have drag and drop as well.
It's it's up to you anyway, so I'll close that window and yeah, just explore the site.
It's got quite a lot of good stuff going for it.
Okay.
So I hope there's a few points there about my site Chess board dot net.
Okay.
And so much.