"I have to thank Kotov for my chess knowledge", says 6-time Turkish Champion Can Arduman

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Can Arduman is famous in Turkey for two counts:
1. He is the six-time Turkish champion
2. He is the one who started the idea of online chess commentary in the country.

In this video he talks to us about the difficulty of improving at chess in Turkey when there were no trainers, he also talks about how Alexander Kotov helped him to become a stronger play and last but not the least we ask him about the online chess commentary culture which he has started in Turkey.

Video: Sagar Shah

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