Great video Mio. Can you make a video series on the 6. Be2 plans against all sicilians , I think it works against Najdorf, Scheveningen, Dragon, Classical, Taimanov, Kan, and even against Accelerated Dragon ( after playing Nb3 first). Karpov used to like it a lot, Geller was a Pioneer and he's the one who taught it to Karpov . Vishy Anand played 6.Be2 against Kasparov in 95 world championship match with a lot of success and forced Kasparov to play the Dragon!
I always love when you flip the board and show the most dangerous and interesting plans against our favorite openings. As a dragon player, I would have been totally unprepared for this plan without this video. But comparing it to the Reversed Sicilian plan in the English helps me a lot. And when I face a Dragon player. I'm going to try this instead of trying to beat my opponent in theory! Thanks Mio!
@@nada1988-v1ckeyword "YET"... GL man, I've retired irl tournaments, as soon as covid started, and now I am busy with my studies, you have only 1 chance to take your chess to higher level, don't let go of it...
Hi Mio, that is a real good plan you showed, I know it from Ilja smirin, early 90th...but one question to you to the 9 th Move ....Ld7, where you teached the move 10.Sd5 Sd5:11. ed5 :; whats your recommandation , if Black plays . . Se5? I think this system is totally equal. What is your suggestion? Your Ömk Dr. P. Meyer
Sorry, mio, I mean one move later, in the 11th move, lf1 and tc8 are on board, you teach sd5 sd5 and than se5, if f4 you can olay sc4!! How you play on?
Take on d5 and play c3 close Bg7 and play pawn majority on the QueenSide. Also, from practical point of view, Dragon players wouldn’t be happy to exchange all pieces and play slightly worse, sometimes equal game just like that
Great video Mio. Can you make a video series on the 6. Be2 plans against all sicilians , I think it works against Najdorf, Scheveningen, Dragon, Classical, Taimanov, Kan, and even against Accelerated Dragon ( after playing Nb3 first). Karpov used to like it a lot, Geller was a Pioneer and he's the one who taught it to Karpov . Vishy Anand played 6.Be2 against Kasparov in 95 world championship match with a lot of success and forced Kasparov to play the Dragon!
Deal!
Thanx Mio. Quite interesting.
The winning move in the last shown position being d6 pawn sac is brutal. Thanks for the positional massage you showed. Thanks
Exactly what I need. Wow. thanks Mio
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I always love when you flip the board and show the most dangerous and interesting plans against our favorite openings. As a dragon player, I would have been totally unprepared for this plan without this video. But comparing it to the Reversed Sicilian plan in the English helps me a lot. And when I face a Dragon player. I'm going to try this instead of trying to beat my opponent in theory! Thanks Mio!
That’s why I am here 🤷♂️
This man is HOT ❤😅 And smart, but truth is I started watching him because he is so goodlooking 😊.
People: How did you get so good at chess?
You probably: By watching a good looking guy, he sometimes teaches chess..
@@Zyrexia my ranking is 1250 so I'm not very good. Yet.
@@nada1988-v1ckeyword "YET"... GL man, I've retired irl tournaments, as soon as covid started, and now I am busy with my studies, you have only 1 chance to take your chess to higher level, don't let go of it...
Hi,
After Nc6 Nb3 Be6 Bf1 d5 I do not see any advantage for White. Any suggestions?
If Mio keeps doing this, what am I going to play against 1. e4? hahaha^
شكرا لك 😊
Hi Mio, that is a real good plan you showed, I know it from Ilja smirin, early 90th...but one question to you to the 9 th Move ....Ld7, where you teached the move 10.Sd5 Sd5:11. ed5 :; whats your recommandation , if Black plays . . Se5? I think this system is totally equal. What is your suggestion? Your Ömk Dr. P. Meyer
Man, we play f4 and win the knight 😂😂😂
Sorry, mio, I mean one move later, in the 11th move, lf1 and tc8 are on board, you teach sd5 sd5 and than se5, if f4 you can olay sc4!! How you play on?
...the plan with sc6, sb3, le6, lf1 and d5 = ( stockfish)
Take on d5 and play c3 close Bg7 and play pawn majority on the QueenSide. Also, from practical point of view, Dragon players wouldn’t be happy to exchange all pieces and play slightly worse, sometimes equal game just like that
Ok., mio, thats right, the dragonplayers like a lot of complications and not so many endgames...