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18:30 I may be late, but I think Rxe6. If the black kinv doesn't take back, that's a free bishop. If he does, Nc7 double check at least get that rook back, might have checkmate potential.
No need to take the rook on a8. The knight guards the d5 & e6 squares and frees the white bishop for further attacks. A check mate is soon to follow after relentless attack 😃
As black D6 followed by c5 I win 55% of my games with black … 51 percent win with white 4% stalemate …. I need to learn how to be consistent with white
At 13:49 you say that Black cannot do anything against c3#, but actually can play Nd5, and postpone the "end", these are the suggestions of Stockfish, this ending is amazing (both players play the best moves, if Black does not play like this, the checkmate comes sooner): … Nd5, c3+ Nxc3, bxc3+ Ke3, 0-0 Nd4, Rfe1+ Ne2+, Kf1 Qxg5, Rxe2+ Kxf4, Kg1 Kd5, d4+ Kf5, Rf1+ Qf4, g4# So White sacrificed the queen in move 9, and then after this "chase", in move 24, after 15 moves without a queen (!) White can finally checkmate Black, it's one of the fanciest end of a match. :) However, I think no human can calculate that, only an AI can do this. :)
Sir, at the time 4.30, when black takes the promoted queen, white can mate by playing knight c 7 check. It is not just a piece more, it's a mate in one ! 4:30
Sir, at the time 4-30, when black takes the promoted queen, white can mate by knight c 7 check. White is not just a piece more, it's a mate in one move.
22:00 instead of Queen taking it possible to play Bishop to B4 letting white go C7 then move the king and if white take the Rock thats a mate with Bishop to D2. THOU thats very ez to stop with instead of Knight to C7 just blocking the Bishop with a pawn would give you big troubles. a GM would probably see that easily but still
On your first example. My comp game does that to me for the opening pawns, (I am black). Then I attack the queen with my knight like you did, and the queen moves to G5. The I bring out my 2nd knight to attack it, and the queen moves to f4, and I move my queen pawn to D3 to attack the queen with my parked bishop. The the queen retreats to d6, me half way developed,---and it kicks my butt.
18:30 If king takes, then Rxb7 ? Then rook takes the bishop, knight takes the queen... Or maybe knight takes knight, if king takes knight then Qf3+, if pawn takes knight then Bxf6+ protected by the rook then king have to go to f6 or g6 then Qf3+ or Qg4+ Now, what if rook takes the knight on f7 ???
They are all great lines. Very instructive. Your channel is simple, instructive and effective. I had a chance to play a game the very next time after watching your video in the Gioco-Piano where black plays Nf6 instead of Bc5. And after white plays Ng5, Nxe5. Eventually trapped the white Q and wound up a whole Q ahead. These are simple, crushing lines you show. Thanks again. The very next game I played. That was strange.
It is really you. Exactly like you sound on your original lessons. I decided to check this out because a lot of internet chess players chose this against 1.e4.
What about Rook to B7? From there, there is an interesting check with Re7, covered by the Knight, that has to be taken by the Queen...that is then captured by the Knight.
I think youtube viewers dont properly study to their own level and watch things like this to make themselves feel like they are a higher level without it having any practical applicability
@@maxhoden0303 I recently got a 750 who played this and i lost against him lol, I also hate early queen moves and so punishing the Scandinavian would be a great achievement since I know how to defend against the wayward and scholar's mate
In the black King''s Walk, are we sure that black will lose no matter what? Using the Knight to cover the square where the B3 pawn would deliver check mate is not a viable option ?
Love the second trap in the video! But what if 8. Queen c5? Yes we can take the fork to king and take the rook, then we lose the bishop and have a useless knight in the enemy corner.
@@naethandavis4123 No,king can go to e3, after all trades,black is better,so after Nd5, Kf2 first, and c3 checkmate can't be prevented even Nd5 sacrifices itself in c3.
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Because if the b.pawn(b7) takes w.pawn(c6) then the bishop will just eat the b.pawn and call for check. there is only 1 move black can do to protect the king and that is to use its queen as shield. after the bishop takes the queen, king must move to d8 because it cannot eat the bishop because of the horse.
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18:30 I may be late, but I think Rxe6. If the black kinv doesn't take back, that's a free bishop. If he does, Nc7 double check at least get that rook back, might have checkmate potential.
No need to take the rook on a8. The knight guards the d5 & e6 squares and frees the white bishop for further attacks. A check mate is soon to follow after relentless attack 😃
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18:20 Rxe6 Kxe6 and now Nc7 double check!
Option 1: Ke5 Bf4+ Kxf4 Ne6+ royal fork winning the queen.
Option 2: Kf5 Qf3+ Kg6 Qg3+ Kf5 (Kh5 Qg5#) Qg5+ Ke4 Qf4#.
i was searching for traps as black, but the only thing this video showed me how white gets ideas on how to trap me :-(
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Well, it can also give you ideas for how to avoid those traps.
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It means that Scandinavian defense is giving benefits to white
As black D6 followed by c5 I win 55% of my games with black … 51 percent win with white 4% stalemate …. I need to learn how to be consistent with white
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At 13:49
you say that Black cannot do anything against c3#,
but actually can play Nd5, and postpone the "end",
these are the suggestions of Stockfish, this ending is amazing
(both players play the best moves, if Black does not play like this, the checkmate comes sooner):
… Nd5, c3+ Nxc3, bxc3+ Ke3, 0-0 Nd4, Rfe1+ Ne2+,
Kf1 Qxg5, Rxe2+ Kxf4, Kg1 Kd5, d4+ Kf5, Rf1+ Qf4, g4#
So White sacrificed the queen in move 9,
and then after this "chase", in move 24,
after 15 moves without a queen (!) White can finally checkmate Black,
it's one of the fanciest end of a match. :)
However, I think no human can calculate that, only an AI can do this. :)
exactly what i thought. also Na4 would avoid the checkmate
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Excellent video great insight to the possibilities offered by the Scandinavian
Sir, at the time 4.30, when black takes the promoted queen, white can mate by playing knight c 7 check. It is not just a piece more, it's a mate in one ! 4:30
Sir, at the time 4-30, when black takes the promoted queen, white can mate by knight c 7 check. White is not just a piece more, it's a mate in one move.
thanks
Thank you! Excellent content
22:00 instead of Queen taking it possible to play Bishop to B4 letting white go C7 then move the king and if white take the Rock thats a mate with Bishop to D2.
THOU thats very ez to stop with instead of Knight to C7 just blocking the Bishop with a pawn would give you big troubles. a GM would probably see that easily but still
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Think at 24:06 it's important to point out what happens after d5 immediately ...b5 is a tricky move to find.
On your first example. My comp game does that to me for the opening pawns, (I am black). Then I attack the queen with my knight like you did, and the queen moves to G5. The I bring out my 2nd knight to attack it, and the queen moves to f4, and I move my queen pawn to D3 to attack the queen with my parked bishop. The the queen retreats to d6, me half way developed,---and it kicks my butt.
Fantastic material
I love it. Great! Thank you so much.
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18:30 If king takes, then Rxb7 ? Then rook takes the bishop, knight takes the queen... Or maybe knight takes knight, if king takes knight then Qf3+, if pawn takes knight then Bxf6+ protected by the rook then king have to go to f6 or g6 then Qf3+ or Qg4+
Now, what if rook takes the knight on f7 ???
Free bishop
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They are all great lines. Very instructive. Your channel is simple, instructive and effective. I had a chance to play a game the very next time after watching your video in the Gioco-Piano where black plays Nf6 instead of Bc5. And after white plays Ng5, Nxe5. Eventually trapped the white Q and wound up a whole Q ahead. These are simple, crushing lines you show. Thanks again. The very next game I played. That was strange.
thank you so much for that first trap!
Very helpful
Fantastic Opening tactics .
The last trap is insane sick!!
Thanks for this very nice vidéo! Can you tell me what happen for last trap if white doesn't play A3 but directly D5?
Bf5
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It is really you. Exactly like you sound on your original lessons. I decided to check this out because a lot of internet chess players chose this against 1.e4.
What an excellent video! Thank you!
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3:42 what if I bring my bishop in a4??
6:04 what if black just castles?
You can take twice - winning a pawn, damaging Black's pawn structure and king's saftey and black is hopeless
How about @14:04, Na4, followed by Bb4, to counter c3.
Or even QxBg5 instead of Na4.
Wouldn't Black get out on top materially at the end.
i have the same question (QxBg5), could any one answer?
I learned a lot. Thank you.
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in nakamura's game i think Rock take on E6 and from there the king have to take and then u can chase the king with checks until its mate
You may also continue by double-checking the king by Kc7, and hence winning the rook back, i.e. you're up a bishop
What about Rook to B7? From there, there is an interesting check with Re7, covered by the Knight, that has to be taken by the Queen...that is then captured by the Knight.
Perfect
By far the most common response i get is Qe5 check. Not mentioned here unless i missed it.
Superb analysis!
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On the position at 4:00 while it isnt as great as the alternative, its certainly not a bad position for white.
At 7:05 black can play Qc5 or Qd4 to escape. Then what would you do?
Cool video
6:41 why it would be a end game bcs black can escape that check and potentialy capture knight? Can someone explain?
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There is this line as well that wins a Queen 1.e4 d5 2.exd5 Qxd5 3.Nc3 Qa5 4.b4 Qxb4 5.Nb5 Qa5 6.Bc4 c6 7.Bxf7+ Kxf7 8.Qh5 g6 9.Nd6+ exd6 10.Qxa5
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Thank you! Very helpful and abstract really...think outside the box
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I think youtube viewers dont properly study to their own level and watch things like this to make themselves feel like they are a higher level without it having any practical applicability
wish I got the Scandinavian more often, these look fun.
Every time I go e4 I ALWAYS get the Scandinavian that is why I am watching this video
@@maxhoden0303 I recently got a 750 who played this and i lost against him lol, I also hate early queen moves and so punishing the Scandinavian would be a great achievement since I know how to defend against the wayward and scholar's mate
Im a scandinavian opening user
@@thatnhoxiu You will not punish the scandinavian since it is a solid opening but you can trick your oponents
@@thatnhoxiuYou start getting Scandi users more regularly once you hit 1000 elo
4:38..knight c7 would be a check mate..??
Nice
Thanks Igor for sharing great traps. for some reason, can not download the PGN of these traps from the blog-post URL link
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In the black King''s Walk, are we sure that black will lose no matter what? Using the Knight to cover the square where the B3 pawn would deliver check mate is not a viable option ?
No, because you deliver the check anywais Knight captures you recapture the pawn and king cant capture because your Knight also defends the pawn
Pgn file is not available on the link
4:26 if they don’t move their rook it’s checkmate with knight to c7
I would play Rxe6, 1600 rated in rapid
At 14:51, why not Black Na4 to prevent mate?
It's mate no matter what after c3 Nxc3 bxc3 mate because the white night protects the pawn
Can you post the simborskie attack
Trap no 3 at 14:11 Be7 is blunder Qxg5 and black has no problem
....Qxg5 Ke2. if ...Qh5 ch Bxh5, followed by unstoppable Pc3
Show the traps to beat stockfish 10
20:11 B-a5 wins B's queen for two minor pieces which is not as good as winning a whole rook but hey, won queen!
RxB!!
4:46 checkmate with nc7#
20:50
Knight B5 can give a check and game over
Great job! Love it!!
I don't see the Scandinavian much, but I do appreciate your insight.
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Sir very good trap please write mathematically written please sir
Man you’re a beast
Love the second trap in the video! But what if 8. Queen c5? Yes we can take the fork to king and take the rook, then we lose the bishop and have a useless knight in the enemy corner.
It could be useful in the endgame
In the 3rd trap, what if white plays knight to d5? Around 14:00
1:c3+
Nxc3
2:bxc3#
@@naethandavis4123 No,king can go to e3, after all trades,black is better,so after Nd5, Kf2 first, and c3 checkmate can't be prevented even Nd5 sacrifices itself in c3.
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18:30
Idk
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Je ne parle pas très bien anglais. Je suis français. Est ce que vous avez des Master Class en français ?
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Can u please analyze if white plays d5 directly instead if A3 ataquing the knight? It's one of the last traps where the white queen gets trapped.
I don't know if I can remember all the traps. But it helps to see how to think.
nice
Today i am having a tournament with gm/im and just trying to learn some traps
At 3:22 why can't black take the pawn on c6 and sacrifice the rook to make it easier?
Because if the b.pawn(b7) takes w.pawn(c6) then the bishop will just eat the b.pawn and call for check. there is only 1 move black can do to protect the king and that is to use its queen as shield. after the bishop takes the queen, king must move to d8 because it cannot eat the bishop because of the horse.
I would rather give a check on e6 after knight c3. Please cover this variation as well
Hikaru I think would play Rb7 bringing another piece i to the attack pinning the bishop.
24:28 (Qd1 and white wins )!