The French Guimard: Secret Weapon to the Tarrasch - Chess Openings Explained
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- Jonathan Schrantz looks at a little-known line within the Tarrasch Variation of the French. Learn about the Guimard Variation and its nuances. See a game from Hikaru Nakamura that demonstrates its effective usage.
2016.04.18
Alexander Stripunsky vs Hikaru Nakamura, US Championship (2012): C04 French, Tarrasch, Guimard main line
Thunderbunny? :)
Apparently named after Dan E. Mayers, whose nickname was "Thunderbunny" (and who in 1953 played a game against Fischer that was the latter's earliest recorded game).
Wow, this is a crazy opening and endgame. No wonder it took 45 minutes to get through. Very fun.
Great explanation of a very unusual and interesting game.
Thank u st louis chess club 4 those valuable lessons and great teachers...💯🇹🇹
Sir please make a video explaining the French Rubenstein variation.
Awesome! This secret hack line is actually very effective!
This is my favorite variation in chess..
Very instructive video
Jonathan making fun of Mike Kummer too, love it haha
can you cover the nimzo - larsen attack (1.b3)?
21:25 Nc6 winning the queen looks Nice!
@@joedorben3504 This was 2 years ago but white is clearly winning after the OPs given move because you are not winning a rook and a knight for the queen, the knight can retreat back to c6 after Rxa1.
Tommy Dashed the knight is already on c6 after you take the rook.
Can u explain sicilian kan variation plz
Not sure if anyone has mentioned the Urusov Gambit yet? Anyway, I'd love to see this covered.
fburton8 check out G_JChess he has two 20 min videos on accept and decline that are very good, shrantz has one as well...
Thanks for the pointer, Jack - I'll check it out.
Fun lecture!
Thank you
Suspicious flowers again!!
12:10 if white prefers the bishop on d3, can’t they just play it back to d3 after c3 nc6. It doesn’t appear that white loses a tempo doing so
Nice. I would have lost both sides of that endgame.
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@Kameron Gatlin Instablaster =)
@Shane Forest thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and I'm trying it out atm.
Seems to take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@ 21:20, Nc6 wins queen after the pawn push kicks the Knight.
WOW SCHRANTZ THANKS FOR EXPOSING ONE OF MY WEAPONS
34:57 you dropping a rook or is there some tactic here?
urusov gambit plz😊☺
In 21:26 cannot White simply play Nc6 and win the Queen? Am I overseeing something?
Question, at 21:30 instead of Nb3, does Nc6 just win?
I know you've been dying to hear the answer for the last 7 years. Yes it does.
Drinking game. Every time Schrantz says "OK"
Can you please explain how to play against this variation, please?
How about Greek gift at 23:46?
Ok Black Bishop is there
Jonathan please the Urusov Gambit :(
unreal
Isn´t black just wasting a tempo playing Nb5 and then back at 11 :58? I guess a more accurate move is f6, which leads to a very complicated game.
Nb4 Be2 c5 c3 Nc6 Bd3 leads to a universal system which is supposed to be good for white but here schrantz forgets that white is a tempo up when he says that the position with the bisop on e2 is inferior
@@darraghmoran740 right I was just thinking that. If white wants their bishop on d3 so bad...it’s their move, they can put it there lol
board on black side, calling positions one after another without the labels really mess up us poor casuals :D
16:00 you simply play queen f7
16:04 e4
I like John’s videos ordinarily. Why are we covering people playing terrible chess moves? Ridiculous. I gave up after the first three minutes and discussion of three terrible moves by white.