The MOST Dangerous Opening TRAP in the Sicilian Defense
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In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov is presenting to you the most dangerous chess opening trap in the Sicilian Defense. It is the most popular opening that happens after 1.e4 c5. And here’s the move that almost refutes the Sicilian Defense 2.a3.
It is terrific that such a modest-looking move can be so deadly for Black. And Igor is going to prove to you, statistically, that it is exactly the case. He wanted to dive deeper into this variation because he covered it in his recent video lesson about opening traps for blitz and bullet games, and a lot of you have said in the comments that you have crushed your opponents using this line.
Therefore, in the following video lesson he has covered not only the mainline, but also the possible sidelines so that you can handle them easily.
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Because of you my brother (small kid) learned chess in 3 days now he is defeating us tq
Nice trap techniques. Thank you
Puzzle:
1)Neg5+; Kf8 (only square),
2)Ngxh7+; Kf7 (only square),
3)Qe6+; Bxe6,
4)dxe6++
Is it correct sir?
It seems to be called the "Mengarini Gambit" according to pg. 408 of Schiller's Unorthodox Chess Openings
Correct
Good video. I like that you provide advice for Black too. Too many chess videos present some opening as a magical solution rather than providing a balanced view.
When I was a kid, living in Uzice, GM Ljubojevic taught me this line to exhaustion. At that time, I was a 10y.o. 1st category, 11y.o. master candidate, a young hope and all that, but then the wars happened and all the hopes crumbled. But, I can testify that GM Ljubojevic went into this a3/b4 line into some real depth. He showed me a bunch of lines, traps and tricks, and he did it all some 30+ years ago, before he reached the highest point of his career.
Anyway - on one side - here's a GM who really explored this line half a century ago. On the other hand - I don't know if he ever played it in classic game, or if anyone ever did on that level. He considered this line to be one of his personal bags of tricks for 5m games or simultaneous games he played by the river. Never in a 2h30m for first 40 moves game.
It'd be fair to call this gambit after someone who really used it, I don't know if there are such examples - of someone being successful with a3/b4 on some advanced level. Ljubojevic was among top10 for some time, so, I think a3/b4 would probably be considered insulting, right?
I mean, just imagine, top players of planet, opening, fighting for center with every move, and after 1.e4 c5, you play 2.a3, preparing 3.b4 lol ;D
That #humblebrag at the beginning 🤣. Jk, but I think this opening is called the mengarini, named after Dr. Ariel Mengarini
Grandmaster Smirnov, thank you for this offbeat not often used wing gambit. A good surprise weapon.
5:02 you can see on the right above the most common moves, this opening is called the Sicilian Defense: Mengarini Variation.
I found something better than Nxd8+. It's Ng5+, Nh7+ and key move Qe6+!! winning with style
What happens if black goes Bxe6?
@@haydengaspard4099 play it out on the board. I'll wait.
outstanding !!
I don't know if this is what you are looking for (if there is a mate), but... 1.Qxg7+ Rxg7 2.Nxd8+ Kg8 (otherwise if Kf8, Ne6+ is crushing) 3.Nxa8 Nxa8 4.Ne6 and Black is destroyed.
Thanks for the tutorials.
My hobby is playing chess, I'm seeking more techiques to improve my knowledge and thank you so much for your videos which I'm always watcing tepeatedly to memorize its moves and I realize I'm improved because I made to defeat my uncle the one I never beat before.
Just Awesome. !!!! I will be playing this for awhile. !!!! I luv gambits. !!! I always have good.luck with them,,,,,, 😄👍
Good luck!
Thank u sir for your free master class . I have no coach. Sir , can u make some more help in future for people who have no coach . like me
Ng5+ forces Kf8. Nxh7+ then forces Kf7. Qe5+ forces Bxe5. Now dxe5#.
The first idea, 2...g6, is the main line and scores extremely well for black in the database. The second approach allows 4. b5 Nd4; 5. c3 Ne6; 6. Bc4 Nf6; 7. d3 (followed by Ne2, exd5, O-O, Nd2 and a4-5), which guarantees a small but long-term advantage for white.
You are absolutely spot on... i hv been playing this as white forever and g6 really stops most of my tricks
Nd8. Take the black queen and check his King. Thanks for your videos!
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does this work against najdorf sicilian?
Thanks bro
This dude is a legend! “Time for black to resign” Legend!
Yes this is the Mengarini Gambit
Your a great teacher
Glad you think so!
@@GMIgorSmirnov If you don't mind can you give your opinion on this statement- chess is all about memorization.
Hello, please how do I download the pgn for this opening in your website ?
We should call it the alien attack, or defense. Actually if you don't use it, I will for my original opening scheme.
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after move b4 we càlled naughty pawn gambit my suggestion
Amazing
Do not type your narrative in the board as it covers the pieces and therefore you cannot see and comprehend the right moves.
surprising traps.
Modified wing gambit
I meant Qf4
Pawn mate in 3....after 1st move Ng5+
this gambit. ~ "Dumbfound attack gambit" 😀 ... what do you think ?
:for the puzzle it seems easy to capture blacks queen. - with white moving his queens to F4 check : Black can only block by moving his Bishop to F6 than white can take blacks queen - with knight to D8 after his Rook takes the knight then white other knight takes his other rook on A8...so he lost a Queen & Rook in a few moves = two major peices so He may as well resign...
also after he blocks the check on F4 you could go =
Knight to G5 Check
blk: F8
wht: E6. Check & folk
Bishop takes -- Knight takes
Renewed threat free Folk @ E6. "Check"
and take blacks Queen that way (oops I may have missed something - black rook can't take whites knight....but anyway you cut it white can capture the Queen ) ....lol
I am excellent at playing Gambit's. The only problem is i never do it on purpose.
Isn't it the Van Duijn' s variant ?
i do not like this opening- tried it against a bot and they kept on taking my rook or leaving it exposed- i had to protect my rook early
I have a Question in 3:44 u showed that we could play bishop F4 but what if he plays E5 we are done isnt it????? Then i think advantage goes down for white...., i dont really know so can i get some advice on this..
I checked it with stock fish. It shows after Bf5....e5.....de5..be6...Qa4. game continues with white having slight advantage.
Dr does that
Qe4?
Mengarini Gambit.
See comments always
Call it the smirnov gambit
Smirnoff attack
The Keyser Söze Gambit
delayed wing gambit
Van Duijn's gambit ?
If it doesn't have a name you should use a name that resembles destruction to the this tough and complicated defense.
I just recommend, Sicilian Defense, The Invasion or Sicilian Invasion whahaha
The Gambian Gambit...
This is not a good way to give pawn early
Black have many ways to protect his king
N x g7, if rook takes Qf5+ mate
Then pawn capture Q
mengarini gambit
Looks like a wing gambit delayed.
Menarini variation
named after the italian chess player
Its wing gambit.....
U didn't analyze a6 after Qd5
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The most dangerous opening trap? The Najdorf puts it to bed..
Really "New" Gambit lmao. Its not new and it does have a name just look it up! 🤷🏻♂️
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NxQch wins
Not really a gambit with 2.a3, but 3.b4 is a gambit.. I Think Mengarini variation is right, but Also Bezgorov variation, he played alot of rapid games against strong GM’s with good results