09:32 - The move should be Knight to F6, because the black's knight on G8 is pinned and you are giving a check at the same time, so black cannot really recapture and you get the opportunity to win more material
► Chapters 00:00 Winning Line in Bishop's Opening 00:57 Attack with 4.Qg4 02:49 Black fails miserably in all variations 05:26 White's Successful Attack 07:18 Recap of the winning line 09:07 Can you find the easy win? 09:38 If Black defends with g6
What a great video. I managed to bring your advices into a real game quite fast and to beat a stronger oponent (2155 Lichess on correspondance games, my score there is only about 1800). Thanks a lot. I also appriciate the course I bought from you, even though it was not so instant as a help. It is still worth the buy, maybe on a more longtime base
I prefer Qxg8+ first because the queen trade is nearly forced with the Nf6+ follow up after Qxg8. Ke7 and Kd7(locks in the bishops and..) loses a woman, Nf8 blunders mate in 2.
Nice daddy stockfish liked my idea! My name is not Hanz I did not use stockfish😂 jokes aside the bishop isn’t under attack though so I wouldn’t see it as hanging but rather undefended. Not great but not as big of a deal as a the royal fork black needs to handle
After the counter play the move is d4, attacking the bishop with the pawn and opening the diagonal for the white bishop to join the action. The black queen cannot take the rook because he gets check mated in a few moves. So he'll take that pawn. Then you go for Knight F6+. If he brings his King to F8 you play Bishop H6+. And that's the beginning of the end.
What do you think of the following opening move for White: h4 then Rh3 followed by Re3. I loose almost everytime I play this but is there even such a possibility for opening this way?
You cant remember from watching video once. You need to watch it from time to time + you need to actually play this positions in your games. Ofc you gonna miss some moves at the beggining but trust me, mistakes are the best teachers.
Another Bishop's opening mini-lesson? Awesome! I am very thankful for this series on the bishop's opening. I subbed and liked. You could consider editing all these into a proper product with pgns, opening history, deeper into black responses, transpositions and training tests - I would buy it in a hot second.
Is the solution qxg8+, then when black captures your queen on g8 you play nf8+ winning back the queen? That leaves you up a rook and a knight, I think? Or is there something better? Obviously if they don't recapture with their queen then you win their queen for free.
White can play Qxg8+ immediately forcing a queen trade. Black has to take back with Qxg8 and then you fork the king and queen with Nf6+. You are simply winning with a rook up in material.
You spent a bunch of time on black's moves after 7. Qxg7 without once mentioning the main move, 7...h5. After 8. Qxh6 Bg4+; 9. Ne2 0-0-0, black has some practical chances despite being down a rook as white needs a lot of time sorting out their forces. You also did not analyse at all black's statistically best defence 4...Kf8. There is nothing wrong with the Vienna Game as an opening choice but at least try to be slightly objective in your videos please.
Easy call on the snap quiz. Queen captures Knight with check on G8, thereby forking King and Queen forcing the Queen trade. Then Knight to F6 forking Queen and King. Then, capture Queen on F8. So both Queens and a pair of Knights are off the board, and whites' Rook on H1 is safe and stays in the game. Big advantage White.
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09:32 - The move should be Knight to F6, because the black's knight on G8 is pinned and you are giving a check at the same time, so black cannot really recapture and you get the opportunity to win more material
► Chapters
00:00 Winning Line in Bishop's Opening
00:57 Attack with 4.Qg4
02:49 Black fails miserably in all variations
05:26 White's Successful Attack
07:18 Recap of the winning line
09:07 Can you find the easy win?
09:38 If Black defends with g6
This is definately one of the best if not the best chess learning channel on TH-cam!!!
I agree!!!😇
I reached 1300 using your bishop opening tutorial. This is so funny for a beginner like me. Thank you!
What a great video. I managed to bring your advices into a real game quite fast and to beat a stronger oponent (2155 Lichess on correspondance games, my score there is only about 1800). Thanks a lot. I also appriciate the course I bought from you, even though it was not so instant as a help. It is still worth the buy, maybe on a more longtime base
Thanks, Wolf. Glad to hear your improvement. Chess progress is rarely instant.
Puzzle: Qxg8 Qxg8 Nf6+ royal fork.. Kf8 Nxg8 Kxf8 and white saves the rook and remains a rook up, winning easily!
Love your bishops opening lines.
On this Sunday I have an OTB Game, I mostly play the Bishops Opening with White, so thanks for that Video, that will help me a Lot ^^
Great vid
Easiest way to win is Nf6+. If Ke7 you can play Nxg8 with check and after Kf8 you play Qxg8+ forcing the Queen trade and remain a rook up.
My guess too.
I prefer Qxg8+ first because the queen trade is nearly forced with the Nf6+ follow up after Qxg8. Ke7 and Kd7(locks in the bishops and..) loses a woman, Nf8 blunders mate in 2.
@@DontThinkOnit I thought x Panda's attack too was correct but stockfish recommends your approach. It however does leave your bishop hanging on c4.
Nice daddy stockfish liked my idea! My name is not Hanz I did not use stockfish😂 jokes aside the bishop isn’t under attack though so I wouldn’t see it as hanging but rather undefended. Not great but not as big of a deal as a the royal fork black needs to handle
What if Kd8. What do u do
Nf6!!+ the knight is pinned! Thanks igor
Thank you sir
Thank you
Knf6+ then exchanging Queens after kd8 q×g8
This Is A Masterpiece.
10. Nf6+!! forces the win of more material and a Queen trade.
1. Qg8x+ - Qg8x. 2. Nf6+
After the counter play the move is d4, attacking the bishop with the pawn and opening the diagonal for the white bishop to join the action. The black queen cannot take the rook because he gets check mated in a few moves. So he'll take that pawn. Then you go for Knight F6+. If he brings his King to F8 you play Bishop H6+. And that's the beginning of the end.
1. Qxg8+ Qxg8 2.Nf7+ recapturing the Queen
What do you think of the following opening move for White: h4 then Rh3 followed by Re3. I loose almost everytime I play this but is there even such a possibility for opening this way?
If I remembered half of your lessons I'd be a GM by now. Sadly, I do not lol
You cant remember from watching video once. You need to watch it from time to time + you need to actually play this positions in your games. Ofc you gonna miss some moves at the beggining but trust me, mistakes are the best teachers.
Qg8 check,Queen takes Queen and Knight f6+ and white regaining Queen back.
This also comes out of the vienna
Another Bishop's opening mini-lesson? Awesome! I am very thankful for this series on the bishop's opening. I subbed and liked. You could consider editing all these into a proper product with pgns, opening history, deeper into black responses, transpositions and training tests - I would buy it in a hot second.
Really learn a lot form your lessons. Question, @ 10:35 why do you say that B-g4 ins't a threat? How would you respond to that move? Thanks
He showed it later
Qg3 is a move
Today Nepo defended well against Alireza's bishop's opening and won the game.
Nice to F6 is the Answer
I usually get this position from the Vienna 😂
12 mn 46 : Ka5 pour attaquer le Fou blanc Bc4 plus d'attaque pour les Blancs.
5:09 black can also play h5 wich is pretty good counter attack?!
Just play Qg3 and you're fine
what happend if black play its 3re move " d6" ?
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Queen vs Queen
Knight to f6 wins the pinned knight
Is the solution qxg8+, then when black captures your queen on g8 you play nf8+ winning back the queen? That leaves you up a rook and a knight, I think? Or is there something better? Obviously if they don't recapture with their queen then you win their queen for free.
Yes, there is better move. Knight f6... you will at least win the knight and trade the queen or will win the game
Nf6+
I thought the Vienna Copycat variation is well known to be a mistake, as how that chess channel praises the Vienna.
it's nice to bring up more side lines in the variations tho
White can play Qxg8+ immediately forcing a queen trade. Black has to take back with Qxg8 and then you fork the king and queen with Nf6+. You are simply winning with a rook up in material.
Can't black play Nf6 with the idea to play Rg8 if the queen captures g7? The rook will be protected by the knight and attack the queen.
Too slow. Nf6 Qxh8+ there is no time for Rg8
Knight g8
at 2:47, why didnt he capture the queen?
With what??
Qg8
Queen take Kinight check ,,,
nf6
F6
You spent a bunch of time on black's moves after 7. Qxg7 without once mentioning the main move, 7...h5. After 8. Qxh6 Bg4+; 9. Ne2 0-0-0, black has some practical chances despite being down a rook as white needs a lot of time sorting out their forces. You also did not analyse at all black's statistically best defence 4...Kf8. There is nothing wrong with the Vienna Game as an opening choice but at least try to be slightly objective in your videos please.
haha i won on OTB in 13 moves with the bishop opening :D
Kf6
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I'm not interested in these gimmicky openings. I can see SO MANY ways to succesfully defend against this!
Too many loop holes in your plan🤨
Tell me a loophole. This position appears in the vienna which is my go to opening so I know the positions
Qxg8
Most direct (?): H8 X G8, G2 X G8, N-> F6 check, K move, F6 X G8 easy win follows being up so much material and Blacks has no counterplay
I think this is the solution I posted as well. Makes the most sense to me, unless I'm missing something.
Easy call on the snap quiz. Queen captures Knight with check on G8, thereby forking King and Queen forcing the Queen trade. Then Knight to F6 forking Queen and King. Then, capture Queen on F8. So both Queens and a pair of Knights are off the board, and whites' Rook on H1 is safe and stays in the game. Big advantage White.