Winning With Vienna Opening
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- We learned this great opening in lesson 34 and we still use it effectively. Even if you adopt new openings, don't feel like you have to replace your Vienna Game. Just expand your repertoire. Hope you find some value in this game!
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Hello! Here are more games using the same Vienna Game 😎💪⬇
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Hey Robert at 1:18 into the video what is wrong with playing F3 instead of D3?
Awesome instruction! Lovin' these longer forms. The Vienna fianchetto is my favorite ever since your lesson. I still playing it most of the time. I'm also looking into the gambit and Bc4
hi! this is extremely helpful im a vienna player myself but looking forward to increase my winrate on this opening family. thank you for explaining it so easy
Robert you are a star.. please do some speed run with your Vienna/Colle as white and the Pirc as black ! We would love to see it !!!
Very educational. I favor more of these videos over playing your viewers and/or titled Tuesday.
Cheers.
Hey Robert Ramirez can you make a video on the Sicillian dragon variation- it seems similar to the pirc/KID so I’m quite interested in it? I like your videos best as you explain every move and allow every player to have an understanding.
YES!!!!!!!
I use the Vienna opening a lot. It is my favorite opening. Thank you coach for this video. Helping as always.
Another great instructional video. Can you do a video covering the Sicilian Opening? That would definitely be great to get your perspective of it.
Phenomenal video! Got my subscription! Cheers!
Welcome aboard!
I randomly watch this live when u we’re playing, I’m sure of it. It was a slow day at work. I saw that mate in real time as well. Great game. 👍👍👍
I felt someone great was watching me 😎💪
Ive always liked the vienna opening g3 (seen it first from you and then followed Jacques Mieses games on it) but there isnt much info on it out there so I love this content. I do play it a bit less now with the italian and kia being my main openings but I still find it can catch players off guard a bit and variety is the spice of life after all.
Fabulous, been waiting for something like this
Very nice coach.👍
I am noticing the structure could also possibly arisen from Bird's Opening.
A nice analysis. Well done coach 👍
Great video I love your channel so much1
Even though I like the games to be fast and furious this game was amazing. The other player was being smothered the entire game and couldn't even develop. My favorite move of the game was queen c4 and cutting off the exit plan. Awesome
How wonderful to get a classic lesson format. These are my favorites. I appreciate your patient explanations and your opening choice. I played this Vienna fianchetto, but I haven't played it in quite a long time. These days, when my opponent plays e5, I am looking for a Scotch Game. Do you have any lines in the Scotch you could share?
Yes! Scotch has been my go to since I first started learning openings. We have to cover it 💪
I really like the vienna gambit but watching your games made me try this version of the vienna. Not going to lie, winning with a king side pawn push while totally exposing your own king is pretty darn fun. Thanks for this. I am adding the final position FEN (r4rk1/2p1Np1p/p3bQp1/1p2p3/3nP3/3P3P/PPP3B1/R5K1 b - - 7 24)
Ahh that's a nice one! That's enough to make you want to play this opening again 😅💪
I will definitely be playing it again!
Salute from egypt🥰
I’m confused… What is the advantage of the g3 Vienna over the KIA?
Hey robert when you play f4 he can play f5 and your Bishop is traped
At 1:11, couldn't black have jumped the knight to d4?
Vienna is the easiest opening if know where your pieces go
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Thats boring why not vienna gambit ? With F 4 at 3 move ?
Nah I leave that to you 😎💪
@@NMRobertRamirez Okay ;) But Rombert I wish you made a website with openings like Levy had done. i loved your pirc defense but a program like levy /gothamchess made would be cool 👍🏾