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Awesome dude

There is a way to prevent this as black and still get the full hippo setup

First and this opening is the one I play

Lol!! Wrong!

In the Czech Defense an early e5 from black is necessary to obtain a position in the centre. Ther bishop f8 has to be developed via e7, v is g7 is a wellknown weak variant

Very good move 👏

Very informative

Nice one,pls help me find this amazing music.

I play hippo and I know how to defeat this but I won’t tell you!

Black plays Kf6?

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Hi

I'm a Pirc player. I begin the game with standard Pirc opening with starting to fianchetto on King side. When I see an aggressive opening like the 150 attack, I stop developing on King side. I begin pushing pawns on Queen side and moving my Queen to A.5. That prepares castleing on the Queen side. After I castle, then I fianchetto on King side. Oftenly, White's Queen and Bishop are out of the game on King's side as I launch my Queen's side attack.

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Nice work 😁

Good work, I appreciate it.

I really like your gameplay, and that knight sacrifice, Wow. Keep up the good work :).

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Nice sack with the Rook at the End!

In the 150 attack, the pawn is usually on f3 and you use it to support a pawn storm on the kingside and castle queenside. This isn't the 150 attack, it's the classical variation.

Beautiful job! Shalum nakama friend!

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Interesting.This kinda looks like a game I would play @1800+rated except my style is slightly different (hold onto my bishop pair longer)and for sure I would push the pawn to the horse.anyway ,I assume black blunders it's queen in this game . queen is probably trapped 😔🤷‍♂️

Nice video ❤

very good !

Black plays with a very low accuracy of 66.6 here, which indicates this will only work on low rated players who also happen to give up control of the center to you. A low rated player who plays an opening that gives up the center in the beginning is very likely to lose no matter what.