Punish Common Opening MISTAKES in the Ruy Lopez [6 Best TRAPS]

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In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov shares with you the most common chess opening mistakes in the Ruy Lopez (also known as the Spanish Opening or Spanish Game) which occurs after the opening moves: 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bb5.
In fact, the World Championship Challenger Ian Nepomniachtchi fell into of these traps. You will learn the opening mistakes and deadly traps from several variations of the opening.
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► Chapters
00:00 Common Chess Opening Mistakes in the Ruy Lopez
00:20 Trap-1
03:31 Trap-2 (Nepomniachtchi got trapped like this)
05:41 Trap-3
07:51 Trap-4
09:29 Trap-5
10:54 Trap-6
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[@radhikamajumder6670]

Can you make a video on hungarian chess opening..

[@laklsla]

You are so recourcefull. Thank you for sharing

[@bejaminorlenko9593]

Thanks,I never think in this way,fantastic,thanks again to be gracious to share the best chees

[@user-ym8oo1gj8r]

Thankyou so much❤ Igor

[@yazui.i.9368]

I play the Spanish a lot, I appreciate the traps, now I need to remember them 😂. Ty Igor!

[@user-cu5tq1gu2g]

like before the video started

[@terencetembo8382]

Thank you

[@dfh727]

Did you go over the Goldman variation of the Caro Kann, it's shockingly sound against the caro kann and it's gives white the initiative. It is amazingly trappy as well
e4 c6 Nc3 d5 Qf3
Even with best play from black, it's playable according to Lichess Stockfish 16 Cloud giving white 0.0- +0.1.
What is your individual thoughts Igor on this?

[@thedoorsbest]

All the best Mr.Smirnov. You are great. Keep it up.
I promised myself that I won´t stop until I am 2000elo (1140elo at the moment :D)
and your videos will sure help me get there.
One of the best chess channels on YT along with GM Hikaru,GM Jankovic and GM Naroditsky).

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

Best of luck!

[@ChristianSoschner]

Excellent

[@arsenharris6121]

Strong stuff here GM! I look forward to your videos every day. With only 8 months experience I am near 1100 thanks to your content

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

Keep it up. Good luck.

[@saifulragatna2843]

nice video, GM

[@MaxDooDat2]

It takes a lot of imagination to think up these rare combinations of moves. Very entertaining fantasies.

[@MrWhite00001]

So I’ve started my chess journey today. Didn’t realize how bad I suck! I got up to 400 on day 1, and have been losing every other game since.
I time out a lot even when in a strong position, or end up blundering in a way that traps my king. My goal for 2024, is ending with 1000 elo.
Thanks for the help!

[@johndyamparo5605]

Big wow terrific instant mate shortly..

[@DeadMan-by3xm]

Happy thanksgiving yall

[@hazemfoda3662]

Great ❤❤❤❤

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

❤

[@ohyeahohyeah1071]

7:43 damn that sarcasm hit hard

[@Clisonics]

At @1:15 can’t black move Bishop F8 to E7 avoiding the discovered check?

[@NoNameOp247]

Can you give moves pdf

[@virusplays1428]

Show the evaluation bar

[@inweblife]

What about in trap3 if on5:55 instead move who you offer black plays 7...b5?! It is a winning move

[@kaushik_Star]

12:37 Nd4 for black can also be played here....

[@GeirArneMoi]

As said by some: a plan might destroy your chess, since you at every step depend upon your opponent to do exactly the same move as in the traps shown here. If you have learnt these traps and the opponent does something smart after 3-4 moves, you may find yourself in a losing position you have not been taught how to handle. I think most chess openings can be stopped with one unexpected move. That's what my fellow Norwfgian, Magnus Carlsen, does and he seems to do well...

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

► Chapters
00:00 Common Chess Opening Mistakes in the Ruy Lopez
00:20 Trap-1
03:31 Trap-2 (Nepomniachtchi got trapped like this)
05:41 Trap-3
07:51 Trap-4
09:29 Trap-5
10:54 Trap-6

[@diegomanuel387]

3de?

[@diegomanuel387]

🎲

[@utredutredson1686]

more common than the italian hmm

[@WorldWorldwide-kw7ky]

You always one move ahead for black.