what I really appreciate about your analysis Mio is that you cover all the major alternatives and at the end of a forcing line you guide us on what to do next. I depend on your ideas on my own games and I'm very thankful for the high-quality content we are spoiled! (you right about the max lange Qd5 I used to play it but out of intuition there was no guidance on what to do when black castle queenside now with this I'm going back to my favorite old line )
I have been stuck on improving my repertoire for over 2 years now because of the lack of material but your channel has been a blessing. I can finally play the Centre Game in official tournaments confidently
i get this line all the time on me as black and i am pretty good at winning it. i have studied the first 10 computer moves and i usually beat white. often getting the black queen to f5 is high up in many computer lines and its smooth sailing
Awesome lecture, thanks! I first learned of this attack from "Startling Chess Openings" by IM Chris Baker, but your analysis of some lines is better than the book.
I've been playing chess for 15 years and didn't know about this attack nor the Deutz gambit before this week. I've never faced it before now and I'm sure I would have lost against a player of equal strength. This is so strong, you can surprise many amateur players with it. White's winrate for amateur players according to the lichess database is somewhere between 60-65%! I don't really want to hack my way up the Elo ladder with a tricky opening but at the same time... how can I resist?
I looked all your content on the channel and did not find it. Please give link to the portuguese gambit series. I really enjoy, like this defence. Is sharp and promising.
I'm currently playing a scotch gambit and I used to play c3 in this position. But you somehow convinced me that e5 is a better line. Can you please make a lecture on scotch gambit? I'm sure the that you can teach it better and have more exciting lines compared to other lectures in the youtube.
At 24:30, instead of Ne4 there is also the tricky g4. If then ...Qf6, there is Nd5 Qd8, Re6 + fe, Ne6 which is very tricky for Black to defend. I did a lot of analysis of this alternative and had some success with this alternative to the more normal line you are showing.
Great video! Glad to see you cover the ...Qe5 line witch so many youtube videos just seem to overlook. I had a game OTB last year where my opponent played 9...Qxf6? and after I won the bishop on c5 with 10. Nxe6 fxe6 11. Qh5+, he resigned. What are you covering next friday, IM Perunovic?
Before watching Butcher videos: Why do I make so many cheap mistakes?
After watching Butcher videos: Why do my opponents make so many cheap mistakes?
Hahah, good one! 😂😂😂
what I really appreciate about your analysis Mio is that you cover all the major alternatives and at the end of a forcing line you guide us on what to do next. I depend on your ideas on my own games and I'm very thankful for the high-quality content we are spoiled! (you right about the max lange Qd5 I used to play it but out of intuition there was no guidance on what to do when black castle queenside now with this I'm going back to my favorite old line )
Thanks man!
I'm a vegan but always look forward to seeing these lectures from TheButcher!
I have been stuck on improving my repertoire for over 2 years now because of the lack of material but your channel has been a blessing. I can finally play the Centre Game in official tournaments confidently
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Thankyou again! Still the best chess lectures on the internet.
By saying 'like' so many times, you subliminally made me like your video. Great video and thanks for going so much into details.
Hahaha 😂 😂😂
my favourite opening since years with white. Thanks for the detailed video, it was very helpful!
I adore this opening, can't wait!
Thank you so much Mio. God will bless you with many children.
Excelente análisis.ataque max Lange rica en tácticas.gracias MI Perunovic.Saludos.
Gracias 🙏
i get this line all the time on me as black and i am pretty good at winning it. i have studied the first 10 computer moves and i usually beat white. often getting the black queen to f5 is high up in many computer lines and its smooth sailing
excellent teacher here
Awesome lecture, thanks! I first learned of this attack from "Startling Chess Openings" by IM Chris Baker, but your analysis of some lines is better than the book.
Thanks! I even upgraded them with few more novelties, but generally speaking Max Lange attack is good for White!
As always, excellent explanation. A must know opening. 👏👏👏
Thanks Luis 💪 See you soon again with even better quality of videos!
I've been playing chess for 15 years and didn't know about this attack nor the Deutz gambit before this week. I've never faced it before now and I'm sure I would have lost against a player of equal strength. This is so strong, you can surprise many amateur players with it. White's winrate for amateur players according to the lichess database is somewhere between 60-65%! I don't really want to hack my way up the Elo ladder with a tricky opening but at the same time... how can I resist?
Hope you will have lots of success with it 😉
Great awsome job!
Thanks needed to spice up my e4 e5!
Glad you are happy with this video!
I looked all your content on the channel and did not find it. Please give link to the portuguese gambit series. I really enjoy, like this defence. Is sharp and promising.
I will publish that out soon, I never said I did it, I said I should do it soon, 7 videos... Quite extensive analysis!
Portuguese gambit, one of my favorite. Dynamic vs material.
Superb!
I'm currently playing a scotch gambit and I used to play c3 in this position. But you somehow convinced me that e5 is a better line.
Can you please make a lecture on scotch gambit? I'm sure the that you can teach it better and have more exciting lines compared to other lectures in the youtube.
A marvelous tool against 1. ...e5!!!
Thanks Francois 😉 Although, you have now your 1.Nf3 boring Reti stuff 😂😂😂
@@MiodragPerunovicOfficial Yes but I am a universal mind:)
At 24:30, instead of Ne4 there is also the tricky g4. If then ...Qf6, there is Nd5 Qd8, Re6 + fe, Ne6 which is very tricky for Black to defend. I did a lot of analysis of this alternative and had some success with this alternative to the more normal line you are showing.
Great channel
great video
Thaaanks 🏆
By the way, in the Line 9...Qd5 it seems obvius that 16...d2 is not a great move and maybe 16....Rd7 is better to struggle for equality?
Thanks 👍 👍
Could you do a video on the Budapest gambit declined lines? I never seem to be able to maintain the early advantage.
minute 26:37 Nf3! Qd4 only move then fxg7 Rg8 Nf6! wins!!.......any comment? ........greetings from El Paso Tx. USA
Let me check your tactical master piece :)
Looks convincing, 👍👏🤔
Looking fwd to this!
Thankyou mr. Butcher
Great video! Glad to see you cover the ...Qe5 line witch so many youtube videos just seem to overlook. I had a game OTB last year where my opponent played 9...Qxf6? and after I won the bishop on c5 with 10. Nxe6 fxe6 11. Qh5+, he resigned. What are you covering next friday, IM Perunovic?
English opening for Black! We will crush it finally!
Qf6! baby
23:00 Mosquito Gambit Accepted
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20:20 I laughed so hard hahahaha
Where do I find your video about the main line Scotch Gambit with Re1? (3:05)
Coming soon Uwe 😉
Mio pls show me to play against the modern scandinavian gambit!
What is Modern Skandi gambit?
next urusov gambit please!
Never heard about this before .........
Can someone please tell me the move order at least . I expect it is a part of the Italian game series
@@BeFourCM oh , silly me
Good point Bumble 😉
at 6:08 would it be better to capture f5 pawn en passant?
Stockfish says Nd2 is slightly better but I’m not sure why (it does stifle black’s development but the en passant lines have some lovely traps too).
40 & 41 repeated in playlist
bro make a video on queens gambit decline for black
How can we absorb your teachings if you talk fast..make it slower..
Pause the video... Reply it...