The Most Underrated Chess Opening Part-3 | Tricks & Traps To WIN Fast
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This is a continuation of the "Most Underrated Chess Openngs" series by GM Igor Smirnov. In this video lesson, you will learn the Grob’s Attack, which starts with the unusual 1.g4.
The opening takes its name from Swiss International Master Henri Grob (1904-1974) who analysed it extensively and played hundreds of correspondence games with it.
A great thing about this opening is that the White's first move 1.g4 is so rare that most of your opponents will be shocked to see it. Therefore, you get them out of their opening preparation giving you a great chance of winning the game!
Watch the video lesson and learn the typical ideas for White, most common traps that Black fall for, common responses of Black and how to exploit them.
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► Chapters
00:00 Underrated Chess Opening: Grob's Attack
00:38 Why 1.g4 - Ideas for White
01:46 Line-1: If Black plays 1...d5
03:26 Proof: 76% Win Rate
04:56 Black plays 3...e6 to support d5
06:51 Black plays 3...Be6 to support d5
08:30 Can you find the winning move?
08:49 Black's best response
09:42 White's aggressive response
10:57 Option-1: Solid approach
11:18 Option-2: Aggressive approach
12:02 Here is the TRICK...
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*I'm glad you showed this opening been playing it for years, so many traps and variations*
Puzzle solution: d6. White cannot protect against both threats of checkmate(Qf7#) or rook being captured(Bxa8)
@Ben Chan after bishop to e6 u move pawn dxc7
Qxc7 and there is a threat of checkmate with Qc1 You can block the check with Qd1 but then you won’t be able to use Your queen in the attack anymore
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I think, Black can avoid all these Tricks with 1.g4-e5 2.Bg2-h5 and is fine already. Regards
Thats what Igor said about on 02:00
Bro! You are amaizing :) In just two weeks my ranking went up from 1500 up to 1700 using only this method🙋🏻♂️
Thank you 😊 I learned a lot.
good stuff as usual !!!!!
Very good method.I tried to several times.i experienced that it is tuff for more rated players than me,because they take more time to respond this opening and tricks.i won 20% and 10% on time.so thank you to teach us this method.
I would like to mention that "reversed" version 1...g5 has a good statistic results for black, when it is played against English opening (1.c4) and also against Réti opening (1.Nf3) as a gambit.
I do not play these unusual opening lines, because i do not think that first move matters at all, but it is definetly an option.
As wn english player this scares me got to go study the line lol
Super...!it's working..it also work for black also...more chance to win ..I tried..60% won..this opening gives 80% confidence..👏👏 u are great...thank you... ..⭐⭐💯
Thanks a lot for this soo interesting opening!
Lot of variations for both sides but looks like best for White to follow with
8. d6 e6
(8. ... Be6 9. dxc7 Qxc7 10. Qc3 Nd5 11. Bxd5 Qxc3 12. Nxc3 Bxd5 13. Nxd5 {White is a piece up with advantage}
9. Bxa8 cxd6
10. Nxd7 Nbxd7
11. Bg2 {White is a Rook up}
@@jeffcalhoun6651 Look at 8 min 40 sec into video where GM Smirnov asks for our comments and White has a pawn on d5. Hope this helps.
Hey , my friend: "All those options" are GREAT! Thanks for sharing your genius!
Thank you for your video it is very helpful and my only question is can you do a video or explain to me what if black does pushes king pawn and then how do you play after that ?
I've tried this opening 10 times in a row. NOBODY falls for it.
I don't want to be rude, but this works not for players >1600/1700 rating.
It's not even hard to refute this opening because it violates many basic principles.
Take the pawn, play c6, keep on developing in the center and play 4. ...Nf6.
White cannot take Qxb7, this will just lead to massive problems in development while black builds a massive center.
My thought exactly. Black queen is supposed be stood there and watch
8:44 d6 Be6 dxc7 Qxc7 Qc3 Qxc3 Nxc3 , then we win the rook on a8
Thanks for this instructive video, which I enjoyed and learnt a lot from. I just finished playing a game inspired by your video on the Grob gambit, and would like to share this comment with you. Black played a very beautiful move after I (White) played my 5-th move: 1.g4...d5; 2.Bg2...Bxg4; 3.c4...c6; 4.cxd5...cxd5; 5.Qb3...Qc7! I think this is M1, and I was lucky to detect it and find the right answer to it (Nc3).
not quite mate, but u do lose an entire piece for nothing
Please make a video where black plays e5 instead of d5.
Great video
I love you it is working :)
I need to try this opening out.
What a great video....but you know. You instructors show us all the bailout lines in case they they don't go for the bait. Bishop takes pawn but make some crazy other moves then suddenly wasting clock time using intuition for your next move,.still I'm still fascinated about this opening and it looks like the way you explained it one really can't go too far wrong..I guess I could actually see what stockfish says at different points thank you for the video
90% of the time I’ve tried this opening my opponent has played D4 not E4
I like it! I play the hungarian all the time and this looks like a fun alternative
For me personally, I think this is fun to play and see how your opponent reacts. I typically play the London which I feel is very conservative and safe.
I tried this trick with black and it worked
thank you good game
This opening is crazy effective my king may seem exposed but sad enough he can’t be touched 😂 on the contrary I’m the one with traps and attacking moves , now works for me better than bishop’s opening. A short request if you may please make another video with more variations for example E5 pawn or Sicilian Defence etc.
I just wanted to put in writing how much i enjoy these lessons and videos. i really enjoy both your style and content (and MY cat).
(it would always be nice to have some more replies to user questions though) kindest reagsrds and many thanks
Hi Donald. We are glad that you like our videos. Igor conducts AMA often you can ask questions to him directly there. I will also pass this message and how much students would like to interact with him.
8:40 white moves pawn to D6 if black takes with pawn, queen to F7 checkmate
Hello, everyone!
what i don’t undersatnd is why after Qb3, black doesn’t do Qd7 protecting pawn, bishop and blocking the chess?
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I mean I love this and will try this for sure. But the whole video/strategy is based on black reacting wrongly. It's basically an opening trap. It work for blitz (even vs high ranked players) and even if it could be sound/playable I doubt after g4 and c4 (completely ruining future king position and giving up center) if black plays passive.. say.. g6 and fianchetto while maybe playing c5 or something without biting on trying to capture g4.. I just see it as a weakness. that being said ill for sure try this online in blitz and bullet
It only ruins king castles to f1, if u develop u can long castle to c1
8:42 I think its d6 because a bishop opens its attack on rook and the rook is trapped so white has material advantage
Sir the move is d6 because it attacks the rook on a8 and it double attacks th f7 pawn with the queen on b3 and knight on e5 threatening checkmate
I think some ideas from pterodactyl defense on black can be applied on this opening for white, both involve bringing the king’s bishop and queen out very early as long range pieces that can threaten the other side of the board from move 2
First game I played at 950 and the opponent went e4. Why are we only looking at the losing lines and not when the opponent plays correctly?
I would do E5 to get ready for fools mate or 4 moves each check mate.
Wow!
Had (and won) a game as black recently in 1. g4 d5 2. Bg2 Bxg4 3. c4 c6 4. cxd5 Nf6 5. dxc6 Nxc6 that prompted me to find this video. Interesting sideline, because at that point, with the knight on c6, Qb3 is kinda untimely. Game continued 6. Nc3 e5 7. Qb3? Nd4! 8. Qxb7? Nc2+ 9. Kd1 Rb8 10. Qc6+ Bd7 11. Qf3 Nxa1 and white lost on time soon after.
What happens if Black does not take White g4 after his d5?
8:43
Push the pawn to D6. It reveals a discovery attack on the trapped rook. Black's only option is knight C6, to which you simply capture the knight. If he takes it with the bishop, then bishop takes C6 is a fork and white is completely winning.
Nc6 is not possible because of Qxf7# so e6 is forced then dxc7 Qxc7 Bxa8
hi cool video
You should have cover e5 too
Puzzle answer? I was thinking Nxf7, but after d6 and Be6... white has nothing.
I tried that in 500 elo and they just play random answers and none of those tactics apply. And as I am also 500 elo I have no idea how to respond to their possibly bad responses.
Why do you say at 4:54 that white wins and black should resign, what am I missing here?
On time 8:30, the winning move is d6 because the bishop attacks the rook, and you threaten mate on f7.
What if Black responds with Be6 attacking your queen. You can't take the rook because your queen is in danger.
But you can counterattack the black queen with the d pawn
11:40 bs, my immediate natural reaction is rook to B8. Fuck the illusory danger to the king, we skewer enemy queen and knight. Queen retreats to A6 or C6, then flees further after rook or queen to B6... Give us all the best enemy options, not just ones that happen to be favorable for us.
How to crush the grob with black??
1.d6 forking on f7 checkmate and or winning the rook
Played one game like this and got an immediate win when he dropped the bishop.
4:32 why not directly to queen A4
Please traducir al Español 🙏
At 12:18 black may play Bc5
KNight sac on f7
I'm a bit puzzled. "Time to resign" because of a captured bishop? I'm sure that's true on grandmaster level. Others will just attack the queen with the knight, and the game is not over, imho.
After Nb5 black Rook c7 can give check Rc7:Bc1+ and white Queen is gone
My "comment your answer" guess: Nxf7, and if Kxf7 then d6 dis ch, which is simultaneously a discovered attack on the rook on a8.
Be6 blocks the check and attacks the queen. D6 right away seens like the best move
d6!!!
why black don't go rock b8?
if the queen forks the king and bishop, why wouldn't they just move the bishop back to cover the check and attack the queen?
Because they played e6. Bishops cant hophop over pawns xD
What if the bishop didnt take please reply
8:46 should be pawn d6 because it threatens mate it 1 and will guarantee you win the rook next move because it opens up the lines for your queen and bishop
but there is Be6 attacking the queen and preventing mate
@@wall-nut1663 that’s true, I’m thinking of other move’s now, or ways that d6 could lead to winning material/mating
I’m not sure, the only moves I can think of right now would be knight f7 or c6
@@wall-nut1663 after d6 then be6 you can play dxc7 and even after any sort of queen trades the rook is still ours for the taking. So yes, d6 is the right move but I hadn’t thought it through thoroughly so thanks for bringing that up.
@@enchantedfox2807 um why would black queen trade? ofc Queen takes c7 then white queen is still on fire
Just play d6.
It threatens the Rook while also threatening checkmate on f7.
Black is completely doomed.
As always,like Remote to Academy says,it's time for Black to resign.
Magnus has people resigning after the first move so it must be a good one to study
If anyone resigns after a first move, they should quit.
When she is around it's certainly UP!!!
it's an awesome opening, i completely suffocated my opponent with the opening
I would say d6 forking a checkmate and a rook
D6
A GM will get so confused if you make a blunder so always make a blunder to make them confused- by me 😂😂😂
d6
Before you use this opening, make sure your opponent does not know how to play chess. Black opening with E5 shuts this totally down.
Guys, If the opponent doesnt fall for the trap and opens up with D5, the best thing u can do is protect the pawn with pawn to F3 !
1 g4 e5 2 f3 ????
that loses to Qh4 checkmate
1 k no.like 😎
d6..
The first time I tried this opening my opponent played e5.😭😓
Where's the cute cat??
Again, these tricks don’t work for me because my foe won’t follow this script. Black ignored the g4 pawn, playing e4 instead. When I played c4. He advanced his pawn to d4.
Who's taking that pawn on G4? I played 6 games playing around with this for fun not really caring if I win or lose and no one has yet taken that pawn lol
Although you uploaded this video on 30 Mar, TH-cam put it onto my feed on 1 Apr so of course I thought it was an April Fool! What is true, though, no fooling, is that 1 g4 is one of the worst and least recommendable White openings. It looks foolish and it really is. Black can just answer d5 and Nc6/Bxg4.
► Chapters
00:00 Underrated Chess Opening: Grob's Attack
00:38 Why 1.g4 - Ideas for White
01:46 Line-1: If Black plays 1...d5
03:26 Proof: 76% Win Rate
04:56 Black plays 3...e6 to support d5
06:51 Black plays 3...Be6 to support d5
08:30 Can you find the winning move?
08:49 Black's best response
09:42 White's aggressive response
10:57 Option-1: Solid approach
11:18 Option-2: Aggressive approach
12:02 Here is the TRICK...
Hey, i really appreciate this series. This week i just won my first school tournament without any single loss using Pirc defense: Czech as black and King's gambit as white. Keep this series going, it is very helpful to also learn how to deal with aggressive gambits
You can’t rewind the video well ugh! I’m pretty sure he gave white two moves in row??!
I'm trying to figure out if this opening is dumber than the Danish opening. The Danish opening is only effective against a
Never mind!
Please people atop learning cheap tricks and learn chess
Again all these tricks are only good for beginners to intermediate. For advance levels like GM's, it doesn't work, you'll end up with a counter-attacks! If you get a wrong continuation & variations.
More like a 0.000000076% win rate.
Over speek
VERY BAD BLACK CAN PLAY 1..E5 NE7 NG6 AND WIN
I played this like 100 times at 600-1000 (started from 1000 and lost trying this) and not ONCE did I trap someone.
Hehehhehehhehehehhehehhehehe
1. g4 d5 2. Bg2 Bxg4 3. c4 e6 4. Qb3 e6
So the pawn is exposed, queen is exposed and white have a nightmare after this. Definitely not a opening for any consideration. Not even for bullet games.
Grob Simply loses. There is no win rate in that opening unless u r playing a noob. Its one of the 5 losing opening moves. Its a pawn down from opening. You are simply lost without much effort black can win. Its not a rare move its a blunder.
I like the content. Guy does a good job, it might be petty but for some reason his accent annoys me. Sorry
I lost every game with this
Bad opening
Just bcs your oponent have always mate on backrank
useless video, again.....stop it...this is all easily defended.
Oh please stop those tricks-only videos for >1200 players. Many of us would like reviews of good opening lines that actually benefit a learning curve.
You have to do what you have to do for views ¯\_(⊙_ʖ⊙)_/¯
Search and you will find what you need. This video is not made only just for you
@@004chestnut8 'only just' says enough about you. But thanks anyway for that great advice.
Sebastian, name the opening you'd like reviewed, I'm sure it will be considered.
The funny thing is, when you look at Lichess almost 25,000 people got Scholars Mated rated 1600+. Sometimes in the moment, unconventional moves/ openings pay off that in hindsight are obviously defended.
D6