Hm...Good........But what if Black does not take the queen, instead he/she takes the knight with d6 pawn? Then queen takes the bishop and d4 knight takes White's pawn on c2 with an attack of capturing the a1 rook....Now, what is the evaluation? Who is better actually? I'm confused....!!!
I'm surprised he brushed over this, often he'll skip actual good moves for the opponent in these "omg amazing traps" however Bd6 is no escape for Black here. you can actually develop another piece for free Bc4. Black can't take it because now Nxd6+ wins. They'll have to Play Qe4+, then you play Ne2, they'll spend another move putting that Bishop on d6 which is attacked away, and now White's lead in development is obscene.
The puzzle that's offered at the end of this video is probably faulty. "Probably" because although the best move Nxe5 seems to have been found by most comments to this video, it doesn't lead to a certain outcome but only a strong winning position that might lead to an actual win. I plugged the game into Stockfish and confirmed what I suspected... Black of course can't take the Q for every reason one can imagine. But both the moves Be6 retreating the hanging B and blocking the attack on his F7 square and the move dxNe5 lead to positions adjudged more than 3 and less than 5 points advantage. Until you can achieve a 5 point advantage maybe all roads lead to Rome but there's still a lot of work to do and nothing is completely certain. So, although Nxe5 is a "star" move, the combination isn't quite as decisive as most combinations offered in this channel.
Hm...Good........But what if Black does not take the queen, instead he/she takes the knight with d6 pawn? Then queen takes the bishop and d4 knight takes White's pawn on c2 with an attack of capturing the a1 rook....Now, what is the evaluation? Who is better actually? I'm confused....!!!
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What about the french variation??? As white how to deal with that opening?
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Nxe5 is the solution at 10:28. If white plays 1.Bxd1, Bxf7+ 2. Ke7 Nd5#. If he doesn’t take (let’s say 1. dxe5), Qxg4 wins a pawn.
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00:00 Must-know Sicilian Defense Traps
00:12 Trap-1: Dragon Variation, Levenfish Attack
02:04 Proof: 81% players make this mistake
02:39 Trap-2: Sveshnikov Variation
04:21 The Evil Laugh
04:40 Trap-3: 2.a3, Wing Gambit style
07:05 Grandmaster got checkmated!
07:31 Trap-4: Nimzovitch Variation
09:11 Trap-5: Closed Sicilian
10:19 Can you find the winning continuation?
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10:33 , Ne5
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I think the winning continuation is Nxe5 after bishop takes queen
It's Bxf7,Ke7 then Nd5#
Agreed.
Hm...Good........But what if Black does not take the queen, instead he/she takes the knight with d6 pawn? Then queen takes the bishop and d4 knight takes White's pawn on c2 with an attack of capturing the a1 rook....Now, what is the evaluation? Who is better actually? I'm confused....!!!
@@shaihanghani2711 than you take his bishop with queen and have more activity and pawn up
@@shaihanghani2711then I think they lose their queen after Bb5+,Ke7 then Nd5 only move is to take knight with queen then pawn takes queen
@@Daniel-xv3nw What if White takes on c2 then? maybe that's a mistake.......as Bb5 check is coming....!!! Hmm...Thanks!
most players afraid to trade queen, while often it is only good move to keep balance.
What if black plays @0:55 Bishop C8 to G4
Just Bishop e2 maybe ?
Nxe5
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Bxf7?
E5 how about Bg4 then what you will play show us proper Sicilian defence
In Trap 2 (the a3 gambit) why can’t black move bd6 to prevent the family fork?
I'm surprised he brushed over this, often he'll skip actual good moves for the opponent in these "omg amazing traps" however Bd6 is no escape for Black here. you can actually develop another piece for free Bc4. Black can't take it because now Nxd6+ wins. They'll have to Play Qe4+, then you play Ne2, they'll spend another move putting that Bishop on d6 which is attacked away, and now White's lead in development is obscene.
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The puzzle that's offered at the end of this video is probably faulty. "Probably" because although the best move Nxe5 seems to have been found by most comments to this video, it doesn't lead to a certain outcome but only a strong winning position that might lead to an actual win.
I plugged the game into Stockfish and confirmed what I suspected...
Black of course can't take the Q for every reason one can imagine.
But both the moves Be6 retreating the hanging B and blocking the attack on his F7 square and the move dxNe5 lead to positions adjudged more than 3 and less than 5 points advantage. Until you can achieve a 5 point advantage maybe all roads lead to Rome but there's still a lot of work to do and nothing is completely certain.
So, although Nxe5 is a "star" move, the combination isn't quite as decisive as most combinations offered in this channel.
I would play knight takes on e5. If black takes the queen it is mate in 2.
Hm...Good........But what if Black does not take the queen, instead he/she takes the knight with d6 pawn? Then queen takes the bishop and d4 knight takes White's pawn on c2 with an attack of capturing the a1 rook....Now, what is the evaluation? Who is better actually? I'm confused....!!!
@@shaihanghani2711 After Nxc2 white plays Bb5+, after Ke7 Nd5+. If the black queen does not sacrifice herself, it's a forced mate.
You're correct, congrats!
@@MrThomassch Wow, spot on!!
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Best way to play sicillian is the french structure. With e6 and a6 to block all attacks.
my answer will be...A kind of a sicilian Legal Mate.Am i right?
You got the name right! So what's the winning continuation for White? Can you comment the moves?
sorry prof!I just dont remember what video we are talking about@@GMIgorSmirnov