Hey Mio i have a one question.what is the best way to start the game.i meant after e4 bc4 or nc3 the viena ?.i played viena all the way back and got some nice experience.
Great stuff as always Mio! But I have a question about white's light squared bishop. Should a3 be played so that if black plays N a5, the bishop has a place to go? Or is this a waste of tempo and the exchange should be allowed?
We should not waste time in Bishop’s, actually you usually should keep the LS bishop when possible, problem is that they can often exchange it with Be6! So, if you can keep it, if they don’t have Be6 to neutralize it, then keep it, otherwise Bb3 followed by ab3 should be normal
Hey mio , i just wanted to thank you so much for all the work you gave to us, thanks to your well explained videos i went from 1253 fide to 1970 in 1 year and i think you gave me the motivation to improve so thank you for that :) Keep up great work :)
Hmmm, at 5:10 you say White has a winning attack after Nxg5. But what if Black responds Nxd5 here which would be my gut reaction. Now I have fed the mess into Stockfish and Stockfish claims Black is winning here ...
Oh btw, did you ever check out that Schallopp Defense against the King's Gambit? I'm still doing really well with it, I'm 9-3-1 on Lichess in that opening, and the losses were just blunders in winning positions.
U know Mio... Its about 17:30 ... I saw this and I was amazed.. I prepared for a OTB game... I was so amazed by Queen g3 ignoring the fork... We got the Bishops opening... he didnt play nc3... U know what I did? On the next accasion I played it, even it didnt fit the position... My opponent was so impressed be how confident I played it... I new it was wrong, but i didnt show it.. He refused to win and play the fork.. We played a Middlegame and in the endgame i finally caught his knight we traded everything and I won. xD
That's the kind of lecture every chess player should watch. Miodrag shows here it is not important to learn moves by heart but learn from chess this guy has in his heart. Waking up even more my love for chess. What a nice lecture.
awesome opening, just saw Nakamura playing kinda this Nc3, d3 Vienna hybrid in couple of blitz wch 2022 th-cam.com/video/RrrIIJM1aW0/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/RrrIIJM1aW0/w-d-xo.html
At 26:42 8...Ba5 was also interesting to me until I noticed that white wins with a neat little tactic. White to play and win! (scroll down if you don't see it) (a bit more) 9.Nxe5 Bxe5 10.Bxe5 Qxe5 11.b4 Bb6 12.c4, threatening the queen and pawn to c5, trapping the bishop.
At 16:30 if we play Qd1, then the move Nh5 oppening the way for the Queen doesn't work because we have Qxh5 defending any check on h4. Even if the opponent follows with g6 we still have Qh6.
I play this one sometimes. I understand the reason behind it. It gives you attacking changes on the f file. Looks simular to the yoegoslav. My favourite was the italian game and it's variations. Sometimes for fun the danish but it's not a 100%. But now we have the secret e3.😉 I've studied a lot. So english set up is fine too. Against for example french defense. I'm playing for 25 years now. Nowadays online or vs engine. I hope my daughter will become a good player. As a young player i won a lot. But than later on had other hobby's too so i stopped playing at a club. I can beat really good players if there are no mistakes offcourse. I like this channel. So keep it up.
Quite an incident but this game Kasparov-Caruana really inspired me to play this system. I have even named this variation in my reperetoire as Kasparov-variation ;). I like it as I play Grand Prix Attack and try to use f-pawn here as well. Nowadays I always go for 5.f5 no matter what black plays. The way Caruana played was rather tame in my opinion as there are much more challenging ways for black to play. There was a recent game between Jan Nepomniachtchi and Viswanathan Anand. Vishy chose a very challenging line. One of the trickiest lines in this variation. 1.e4 e5 2.Bc4 (Bishops opening move order is important here as after 2.Nc6 Nf6 3.Bc4 Nxe4 is not that great) Nf6 3.d3 Bc5 4.Nc3 d6 5.f5! Nc6 6.Nf3 Ng4!. In this variation you really have to know the moves or you easily get destroyed as white. 7.Ng5 a counter attack is the best way to go. Even after this the game a big tactical battle. Anyways great analysis and very helpful. Just filling some gaps in my repertoire ;)
Am johnson from the philipines tnx your bshop openg tutorial . You give me an oppotunity to learn . I hope you make another vidio for defen tutorial italian
Well, thanks, but in my opinion, this is time consuming for looking out for the best or most attractive variations, old classic books such as My system in practice, Zurich 1953, Dvoretsky’s books, and much more are books without noone can become true master!
When it comes to the idea of playing f4,f5... 28:51 There is actually very interesting game from 1902 Mieses-Chigorin, Monte Carlo where Mieses pushes his f-pawn all the way to f6. That is actually the game where I got the idea for f-pawn pushes.
Tip for all my chess friends: GM Kraai started a speedrun of some sorts where he plays "the agressive 1.e4", which is basically the Bc4 + f4 opening wherever he can. So those games can be of great supportive value! Хвала лепо.
I learned after Na5 Ne2 to play c6 and delay capturing the bishop. I don't always capitalize, but almost every continuation gives black a bit of an advantage, white has to play basically perfectly in the opening in that variation to maintain equality. But it is very hard for me to understand the move orders. Did you take a look at it?
I did look at it, not in the video, but it transposes, I would say position is roughly equal after standard, b3, a4, Bb2/Be3, Qd3 and position is ok for both
@@MiodragPerunovicOfficial Hmm, I tried to get a tame near-transposition, but a4 seems to take up crucial time to me; I think it gives black time to play Nh5 before Ng3 and meet it with NxN, or to play d5. Because 4...Na5 5. Ne2 c6 6. a4 (6. b3? b5) Nxc4 7. Qd3 O-O 8. O-O (castling and Qd3 are interchangeable for white) d6 9. Ng3 (9. b3?! Nh5!) Be6 10. b3 d5! fine for both as you say, but given as slightly better for black at high depths and generally successful with the center blown up and the bishops.
All that back forth confuses people. Play out one way. Then play another way, don't show 3 to 4 different ways at one time, it confuses the hell out of me
At 16:30 you say that Qd1 loses on the spot to Nh5, although Nh5 hangs the knight... I also checked with the computer and it says Nh5 is a blunder... and you call out the moves with such confidence... I thought you had looked into this preparation, now I can't trust everything you say before I double-check it... cmon man... I'm not trying to hate or something, I always loved your videos so far, but you can do better.
Ok, you don’t have to watch anymore if you think it is bad, noone is forcing you, but if someone does serious analysis on the TH-cam it is me. Mistakes are human, they happen and it is normal. Also, I did not quite get such a negative and tendencious comment, looks like I have no right to make mistakes…
@@MiodragPerunovicOfficial I said I'm not trying to hate, I'm only hoping for you to make the best content you can... I don't think it's bad, this incident just made me question some of your analysis. Of course mistakes are human, but I know that you are a much better player than hanging a knight, and probably better than I will ever be. Again, I'm not trying to hate and I'm honestly learning a lot from your videos, but you could double check with an engine or something. I'm not trying to make you feel bad or call your analysis inadequate (I haven't seen any other misshaps so far anyway), I'm only trying to urge you to make the best content you are obviously capable of making.
@@RaidingPig Buy the Bishops opening & Urusov gambit, will be published out on 19th of August on Chessable, if you fine mistake, you will get it for free 😉
Thanks a lot Felipe, but don’t get me wrong, I would rather have solid number of real and constant viewers than to look for crazy number of views and subs. Also I insist on real videos and quite serious content rather than lower quality and shorter videos 😉 So only real guys are my followers, thank you guys! 💪💪💪
@@MiodragPerunovicOfficial sure sure. I don't mind watching long videos because I'm eager to learn and I appreciate your teaching style and videos. More power.
Appreciated for sharing your knowledge, you will be remembered in chess world . Keep it up and take care Mio.
Hey Mio i have a one question.what is the best way to start the game.i meant after e4 bc4 or nc3 the viena ?.i played viena all the way back and got some nice experience.
Great stuff as always Mio! But I have a question about white's light squared bishop. Should a3 be played so that if black plays N a5, the bishop has a place to go? Or is this a waste of tempo and the exchange should be allowed?
We should not waste time in Bishop’s, actually you usually should keep the LS bishop when possible, problem is that they can often exchange it with Be6! So, if you can keep it, if they don’t have Be6 to neutralize it, then keep it, otherwise Bb3 followed by ab3 should be normal
Hey mio , i just wanted to thank you so much for all the work you gave to us, thanks to your well explained videos i went from 1253 fide to 1970 in 1 year and i think you gave me the motivation to improve so thank you for that :)
Keep up great work :)
Wow! That sounds awesome, I didn’t know I was that good 😂
Hmmm, at 5:10 you say White has a winning attack after Nxg5. But what if Black responds Nxd5 here which would be my gut reaction. Now I have fed the mess into Stockfish and Stockfish claims Black is winning here ...
I agree and it is disappointing not to have this play explained. Does anybody have a game in such a situation?
Can't wait to watch! Among everyone doing this sort of content, I always learn the most from yours, by far!
Oh btw, did you ever check out that Schallopp Defense against the King's Gambit? I'm still doing really well with it, I'm 9-3-1 on Lichess in that opening, and the losses were just blunders in winning positions.
That was very kind of you John! Thanks!
Schallopp defense against King’s Indian, could you please give me the moves? Thanks!
“King’s gambit”
@@MiodragPerunovicOfficial 1. e4 e5 2. f4 exf4 3. Nf3 Nf6, and then the mainline goes 4. e5 Nh5
U know Mio... Its about 17:30 ... I saw this and I was amazed.. I prepared for a OTB game... I was so amazed by Queen g3 ignoring the fork... We got the Bishops opening... he didnt play nc3... U know what I did? On the next accasion I played it, even it didnt fit the position... My opponent was so impressed be how confident I played it... I new it was wrong, but i didnt show it.. He refused to win and play the fork.. We played a Middlegame and in the endgame i finally caught his knight we traded everything and I won. xD
With Qg3 i hsve 80%!!
That's the kind of lecture every chess player should watch. Miodrag shows here it is not important to learn moves by heart but learn from chess this guy has in his heart. Waking up even more my love for chess. What a nice lecture.
Thanks Nicolas!
awesome opening, just saw Nakamura playing kinda this Nc3, d3 Vienna hybrid in couple of blitz wch 2022 th-cam.com/video/RrrIIJM1aW0/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/RrrIIJM1aW0/w-d-xo.html
Check out my course about it: Butcher 1..e5 with Bishops opening
Awesome tutorial!!
At 26:42 8...Ba5 was also interesting to me until I noticed that white wins with a neat little tactic. White to play and win!
(scroll down if you don't see it)
(a bit more)
9.Nxe5 Bxe5 10.Bxe5 Qxe5 11.b4 Bb6 12.c4, threatening the queen and pawn to c5, trapping the bishop.
Good job 👏
At 16:30 if we play Qd1, then the move Nh5 oppening the way for the Queen doesn't work because we have Qxh5 defending any check on h4. Even if the opponent follows with g6 we still have Qh6.
How about knighte2 before pawn f4?
Great video, you realy know what you are doing. Well prepared and very instructive.
Thank you a lot Edgar! 👍
Thanks for all the analysis. What should white play after
1. e4 e5 2. Bc4 Nc6 3. Nc3 Nf6 4. d3 Bc5 5. f4 d6 6. Nf3 Na5
This is really great, but what if black plays 3…Bc5?
Copycat and kill them
I play this one sometimes.
I understand the reason behind it. It gives you attacking changes on the f file. Looks simular to the yoegoslav.
My favourite was the italian game and it's variations. Sometimes for fun the danish but it's not a 100%.
But now we have the secret e3.😉
I've studied a lot.
So english set up is fine too. Against for example french defense.
I'm playing for 25 years now.
Nowadays online or vs engine.
I hope my daughter will become a good player. As a young player i won a lot. But than later on had other hobby's too so i stopped playing at a club. I can beat really good players if there are no mistakes offcourse.
I like this channel.
So keep it up.
Thanks Nico, cheers!
Quite an incident but this game Kasparov-Caruana really inspired me to play this system. I have even named this variation in my reperetoire as Kasparov-variation ;). I like it as I play Grand Prix Attack and try to use f-pawn here as well. Nowadays I always go for 5.f5 no matter what black plays. The way Caruana played was rather tame in my opinion as there are much more challenging ways for black to play. There was a recent game between Jan Nepomniachtchi and Viswanathan Anand. Vishy chose a very challenging line. One of the trickiest lines in this variation. 1.e4 e5 2.Bc4 (Bishops opening move order is important here as after 2.Nc6 Nf6 3.Bc4 Nxe4 is not that great) Nf6 3.d3 Bc5 4.Nc3 d6 5.f5! Nc6 6.Nf3 Ng4!. In this variation you really have to know the moves or you easily get destroyed as white. 7.Ng5 a counter attack is the best way to go. Even after this the game a big tactical battle.
Anyways great analysis and very helpful. Just filling some gaps in my repertoire ;)
I covered all those games in my file! Couldn’t simply cover all in video, also some games happened after I made the video
Miodrag, you teach chess like we all know how to play like grandmasters. 😮
I will take that as I am bad coach 🤷♂️
I now have your chessable course on this and butcher e5 course....Their fantastic.
Thanks Agent! Enjoy both! 💪👍
@@MiodragPerunovicOfficial No thank you sir...
One of my favourites. Many thanks for both parts. Your detailed dissection is very much appreciated. UK
Thanks! Get the Chessable course with the text 💪
Am johnson from the philipines tnx your bshop openg tutorial . You give me an oppotunity to learn . I hope you make another vidio for defen tutorial italian
Check on the channel, there are 4 videos about Italian 😉
great videos. you make chess a lot easier for us. save us from buying chess books from the old days.
Well, thanks, but in my opinion, this is time consuming for looking out for the best or most attractive variations, old classic books such as My system in practice, Zurich 1953, Dvoretsky’s books, and much more are books without noone can become true master!
When it comes to the idea of playing f4,f5... 28:51 There is actually very interesting game from 1902 Mieses-Chigorin, Monte Carlo where Mieses pushes his f-pawn all the way to f6. That is actually the game where I got the idea for f-pawn pushes.
On 5:11 the Ng5 you mentioned los es for white after Nxd5
kasparov
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dobar video, dosta se nauci
Хвала Миодражена лепим саветима!
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Tip for all my chess friends: GM Kraai started a speedrun of some sorts where he plays "the agressive 1.e4", which is basically the Bc4 + f4 opening wherever he can. So those games can be of great supportive value!
Хвала лепо.
Amazing channel! Will you cover 2.... Nf6 3. d3 c6 ?
Next Friday 😉
@@MiodragPerunovicOfficial Makes me want to straighten out my finances quicker so I can donate. Haven't been out of school for long.
I suppose he will go with Urusov gambit there, it suits better with his style. d3 it's for chickens, anyway :))
Thanks Mio
😉
Can't wait!
Next part nf6 ?
Pretty sure part 3 will cover the mainline Berlin Defense variation considered to be the strongest reply - 2....Nf6
Finally …...……………
I learned after Na5 Ne2 to play c6 and delay capturing the bishop. I don't always capitalize, but almost every continuation gives black a bit of an advantage, white has to play basically perfectly in the opening in that variation to maintain equality. But it is very hard for me to understand the move orders. Did you take a look at it?
I did look at it, not in the video, but it transposes, I would say position is roughly equal after standard, b3, a4, Bb2/Be3, Qd3 and position is ok for both
@@MiodragPerunovicOfficial Hmm, I tried to get a tame near-transposition, but a4 seems to take up crucial time to me; I think it gives black time to play Nh5 before Ng3 and meet it with NxN, or to play d5. Because 4...Na5 5. Ne2 c6 6. a4 (6. b3? b5) Nxc4 7. Qd3 O-O 8. O-O (castling and Qd3 are interchangeable for white) d6 9. Ng3 (9. b3?! Nh5!) Be6 10. b3 d5! fine for both as you say, but given as slightly better for black at high depths and generally successful with the center blown up and the bishops.
I have a question, in cases where we can play Rf1, can't we just castle for king safety while also bringing the rook to f1 wherever possible?
Thx! But what to do if bishop takes knight at 2.37(time stamp).. I hate this one! So how to get the upper hand here..?
Looking forward to this :)
the knowleg here is amazing! thx
Pravo kume
Hvala Minjiceeee
Where is the video for Nf6 line ? I couldn’t find it
It is called Birthday Bishops! Find it and enjoy Bacem 😉
All that back forth confuses people. Play out one way. Then play another way, don't show 3 to 4 different ways at one time, it confuses the hell out of me
Should I apologize to you? 😂
Thank you Master
Thank you Adrian!
6:25 Bxe6 fe6 d4 is a funny Bishop trap
At 16:30 you say that Qd1 loses on the spot to Nh5, although Nh5 hangs the knight... I also checked with the computer and it says Nh5 is a blunder... and you call out the moves with such confidence... I thought you had looked into this preparation, now I can't trust everything you say before I double-check it... cmon man... I'm not trying to hate or something, I always loved your videos so far, but you can do better.
Ok, you don’t have to watch anymore if you think it is bad, noone is forcing you, but if someone does serious analysis on the TH-cam it is me. Mistakes are human, they happen and it is normal. Also, I did not quite get such a negative and tendencious comment, looks like I have no right to make mistakes…
@@MiodragPerunovicOfficial I said I'm not trying to hate, I'm only hoping for you to make the best content you can... I don't think it's bad, this incident just made me question some of your analysis. Of course mistakes are human, but I know that you are a much better player than hanging a knight, and probably better than I will ever be. Again, I'm not trying to hate and I'm honestly learning a lot from your videos, but you could double check with an engine or something. I'm not trying to make you feel bad or call your analysis inadequate (I haven't seen any other misshaps so far anyway), I'm only trying to urge you to make the best content you are obviously capable of making.
@@RaidingPig Buy the Bishops opening & Urusov gambit, will be published out on 19th of August on Chessable, if you fine mistake, you will get it for free 😉
Awww yeahhhh MIIOOOOOOOO
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Wonderful!!
Cheers! Now even better version in “Butcher 1…e5 with Bishops” on Chessable!
I think you really have good content. Perhaps making your videos shorter would benefit you from having more views.
Thanks a lot Felipe, but don’t get me wrong, I would rather have solid number of real and constant viewers than to look for crazy number of views and subs. Also I insist on real videos and quite serious content rather than lower quality and shorter videos 😉 So only real guys are my followers, thank you guys! 💪💪💪
@@MiodragPerunovicOfficial sure sure. I don't mind watching long videos because I'm eager to learn and I appreciate your teaching style and videos. More power.
Instead of Nf6 they play Qf6 in the opening. Your video doesn't show that
It does, from different order of moves!
@@MiodragPerunovicOfficial can you please tell the time in video