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- This video is experimental, I just want to challenge myself to try different chess openings for white in 3 days and I found out that.......
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Typical 1900 BRILLIANT Knight Sacrifice!!!
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the italian game just got reduced down to a delayed scotch 😭😭
Though I'm not an e4 player, this opening has really good lines. Would also recommend having a repertoire for the Evans gambit if opponent plays Bc5 instead of Nf6.
i would be 1500 if i could remember these lines
Im only 600 and im remember it
@@PbnjbreadAlso fix your grammar ty
@@Youbestieishere lol
@@Youbestieishere his grammar is completely fine, the only problem is the lack of apostrophes which nobody gives a shit about
@@AnnoyedBowlOfSpaghettithe second "I'm" is grammatically incorrect
The aggressive captured sound 😭😭
4:46
The knight is not trapped, d5 or f5 defends it. If en passant, now there is an open square for the knight.
En passant comes with check
Great video. I like the editing and the memes included. 😂
please delete the video now. My opponent shouldn't see this
He is here.. Don't worry, his eyes is closed.. 😂
great video might start using the oppening
great video 😁
Very nice explanation
this opening is like the one from that one chess asmr video !! this video feels like a more quickfire version of it, so cool
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Kd7, could be a potential queen loss for black
Good video man..
You can also play the nakhmanson gambit
Nhakmanson Gambit vibes 😎
Hm I can likely reach this position after 2. Bc4 Nf6 3. d4
Its all about what you understand
What do i do after i play 2. Ke2?
This is italian game
Whay?c mon bro....this is the scotch gambit
@@user-er1qw4vc8nits actually the italian open, its only the scotch gambit if you play d4 first then bc4
In the italian, the pawn is on E5
pretty cool ngl
Cool edit
Thanks!
bishop f7 before they move their third piece please :)
Wait this actually work better than the goring gambit variation 💀✌🏻
I always play the ponziani, but this looks more solid tbh. What is your response to the giuoco piano?
Just go for c3 d4 line imo, or Evans Gambit with b4 to be more aggressive
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won't work against me tho as I only play the Rousseau gambit 😂
i got trapped like this but won haha, 1500 blitz is tough haha
2:02 scarifice?
4:07 what if black plays Kd7?
Omg this same thing happened to me and I did the scotch gambit
Nice
Didn't know that Mr blits is filipino❤
could you make video about vienna opening??
I already make Vienna opening, you can check on my videos titled "You'll regret not knowing this opening"
@@mrblitz01 thank you😍
i think i have to watch your all videos
Only works if you expect your opponent to play with the bottom brain.
3:12 In this position, I often play Nc3 to switch to narkmanson gambit because I think it is an opening that will confuse the opponent.
I don't see anything wrong with 5 .. Nxe4. After 6. Re1 d5 7 Bxd5 Qxd5 8 Nc3 Qd7 9 Nxe4 Be7 10 Bg5 0-0 and black has equalized with a good bishop.
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04:10 what if he just takes with the pawn?
@@bspace95 black can't take it with pawn because it's double check. The knight and rook.
@@mrblitz01 thank you i missed that
Very nice but do 1700-1900 really not know the opening theory? I'm maybe 1500 over the board, I am not active for maybe 30 years and I do know the theory.
In the first line 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Nf6 4. d4 exd4 5. 0-0 Nxe4 (this is totally playable) 6. Re1 d5 7. Bxd5 Qxd5 8. Nc3 Qa5 9. Ncxe4 Be6 is more than century old theory. Black castles queenside and pawnstorms the white king. For instance 10. Neg5 0-0-0 11. Nxe6 fxe6 12. Rxe6 h6 with the plan g5. Black has a good game and a straightforward plan.
Here 10. Bg5?! to prevent castling would be bad because that just helps Black to accerelate his plan. 10...h6 11. Bh4 g5!? (the computer likes Bb4 better but White can open a lot of lines with 12. c3) 12. Nf6+ only move, anything else is already losing 12...Ke7 now 2 pieces are attacked 13. b4! only move, I doubt a 1900 will find it, anything else loses 13...Qf5 (of course not Qxb4 14. Nd5+) 14. b5! only move, again difficult to find 14...Qxb5 15. c4! only move, next to impossible to find 15...Qxc4 Black just snatches pawns, very easy to find 16. Rc1! (only move, very difficult to find because 16. Nxg5 hxg5 17. Bxg5 looks very tempting but simply 17...Bg7! and White doesn't have a useful check, Black is simply a piece up and winning, 18. Ne4+ Kf8) 16...Qxa2 17. Bg3 Kxf6 18. Rxc6! only move and the whole point of all those sacrifices 17...Bd6! (connects the rooks, 17...bxc6 18. Qxd4+ Ke7 19. Qxh8 is equal) 18. Bxd6 bxc6 19. Be5+ Kg6 20. Bxh8 Rxh8 with advantage for Black. Look at all those pawns!
5...Bc5 is the Max Lange attack. There is a lot of theory for this. It was popular 150 years ago. It's playable for Black but 5...Nxe4 is much simpler.
6. e5 d5 is the standard counter in the center. This is also played in the fried liver and should be widely known among 1700-1900. The standard line is 7. exf6 dxc4 and now White can choose between 8. Re1+ Be6 9. fxg7 (the old line is 9. Ng5 Qd5 10. Nc3 Qf5 11. Nce4 0-0-0 12. g4 super complicated stuff, but 9. Ng5 g6 is simpler and better) 9...Rg8 10. Bg5 Be7 11. Bxe7 Kxe7!? super complicated stuff but equal, or
8. fxg7 Rg8 9. Bg5 f6 (after 9...Be7 we get into the line before) 10. Re1+ Kf7 11. Bh6! Re8! 12. Nbd2 Rxe1+ 13. Nxe1! (threatens Qh5+, Qxe1 is equal) 13...Kg6! what a defense against the threat! 14. Bf4 Qd5! (after 14...Kxg7 15. Qh5 White might be a little better) 15. Nxc4!! (nobody will find this, after the natural 15. Bxc7 Kxg7 Black is better) 15...Kxg7! and it is roughly equal. Why not 15...Qxc4? It's because of 16. Qd3+ and now the pawn will queen with check or the queen is lost!
Max Lange is really complicated stuff and both sides have to know the theory.
There's a lot of grammar mistakes in this video. If you put the script though chatgpt you can ask it to fix them, may get you more subs
Bro the scoth gambit is e4 e5 Nf3 Nc6 d4 exd4 and Bc4 not this one I am a master at it so I know it
This is the Scotch Gambit from an Italian game move order (e4 e5 Nf3 Nc6 Bc4 Nf6 d4, exd4 and we are in the mainline Scotch Gambit position). The same position can occur from a number of different move orders. Interestingly enough, the way the video advocates for is the Max Lange Attack/Deutz Gambit not the Scotch Gambit
@@andrewwilson9123 Yeah Yeah but what if Black plays Bc5 first? Thats not scotch gambit, and even if we play d4 THAT IS NOT SCOTCH GAMBIT MAN... Black can play Nxe4 while there is no option of Nxe4 in the main line as No knight is on f6...!
@@ChessSurface1 Agreed. Against Bc5, it's much better to play something like the Evans than try for transpositions to the Max Lange. That being said, instead of the horrible 4.d4, we can try 4.O-O, where the most common move, Nf6 leads into the Deutz Gambit after 5.d4, and we reach a very similar position to the video (important to note that in this move order, black can take with the bishop, so it's not exactly the same)
goring gambit is better
Omw to go ruin its statistics
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