The answer to the last trap would be 1. Nxe5, Bxd1 ; 2. Nxc6, Be7 ; 3. Nxd8, Rxe8 ; 4. Rxd1 and white is a piece up. If black doesn't play 3. Rxe8 and saves the bishop then 4. Nc6(white), if black takes the knight with pawn then Bxc6 and it's a fork. And if black doesn't takes the knight with the pawn, then bring our white knight back to b4 or e5. And still a piece up. Like if it's correct.
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► Chapters 00:00 Intro to Ruy Lopez chess traps 00:12 Trap-1: Black wins in 10 moves 01:48 Trap-2: White counterattacks 02:47 Can you find the winning move? 02:59 Trap-3: GM Igor Smirnov's favourite 03:58 Trap-3: Beware of this checkmate! 04:47 Trap-4: Black traps White's bishop 06:42 Trap-5: Miraculous trap for White 08:15 Insane and crazy move! 08:51 Can you find the winning line? 09:01 Best way to improve at chess instantly
Trap 3, White can play 8. Nxe5, ... if 8. ..., BxQ; 9. NxNc6+, Be7; 10. NxQ+, KxQ; 11. RxBd1 and White is a Bishop up. if 8. ..., Be7; 9. NxB and White is a piece up.
all good, except i think you meant: Trap 3, White can play 8. Nxe5, ... if 8. ..., BxQ; 9. NxNc6+, Be7; 10. NxQ+, Kx𝐍; 11. RxBd1 and White is a Bishop up. if 8. ..., Be7; 9. NxB and White is a piece up.
4:28 I think black pawn to d5 is a better option than Ng6. Attacking both knight and bishop and if white takes on d5, black takes bishop on b5 and once again attacking the knight and now pawn on d5. Yet not losing a tempo,which you do in case of Ng6.
After you kill the black queen with the knight, they can just kill your knight with the king or rook. So there is no advantage. Unless I am missing something…
Also, after Nxe5, if black does not move Bxd1, and tries to block the white rook from putting black into check, say Ne7, black will loose his bishop with the next move white Nxg4
The answer to the last trap would be 1. Nxe5, Bxd1 ; 2. Nxc6, Be7 ; 3. Nxd8, Rxe8 ; 4. Rxd1 and white is a piece up. If black doesn't play 3. Rxe8 and saves the bishop then 4. Nc6(white), if black takes the knight with pawn then Bxc6 and it's a fork. And if black doesn't takes the knight with the pawn, then bring our white knight back to b4 or e5. And still a piece up. Like if it's correct.
3. Nxd8... forces check on black via white bishop b5. Therefore 3..., Rxe8 (I think you meant Rxd8?) isn't possible. Black would have to Kxd8 to avoid the check or Kf8.
Nxe5 and white will either reply by capturing blacks Queen or playing Be7. Either response is losing. Go thru the continuations in your head and you will see black ends up with an extra piece (White's Bishop).
Last one you NxE5.. because after bishop takes your Queen you have NxC6 with uncovered check and you win the Queen with 1 pawn advantage and good position
Nxe5 leaves you up a piece and a pawn, assuming Black takes the queen. Nxd8 is a discovered check, so the king has to capture the knight. That lets White take the light squared bishop on d1.
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The answer to the last trap would be 1. Nxe5, Bxd1 ; 2. Nxc6, Be7 ; 3. Nxd8, Rxe8 ; 4. Rxd1 and white is a piece up. If black doesn't play 3. Rxe8 and saves the bishop then 4. Nc6(white), if black takes the knight with pawn then Bxc6 and it's a fork. And if black doesn't takes the knight with the pawn, then bring our white knight back to b4 or e5. And still a piece up. Like if it's correct.
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► Chapters
00:00 Intro to Ruy Lopez chess traps
00:12 Trap-1: Black wins in 10 moves
01:48 Trap-2: White counterattacks
02:47 Can you find the winning move?
02:59 Trap-3: GM Igor Smirnov's favourite
03:58 Trap-3: Beware of this checkmate!
04:47 Trap-4: Black traps White's bishop
06:42 Trap-5: Miraculous trap for White
08:15 Insane and crazy move!
08:51 Can you find the winning line?
09:01 Best way to improve at chess instantly
9:00 Nxe5! ("Oh no my queen!")
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Trap 2, Ne6 wins the Black Queen.
I wanted to say that black can take the knight with his pawn, but now I realize he can't 'cause otherwise his in check
@@annaderwig3004 the more you study it the more you realize its a tempo triple fork
Last puzzle:
1 Nxe5
Bxd1
2 Nxc6+
Be6
3 Nxd8+
C6
4 Nxc6
pb7xc6
5 Bxc6+
Nd7
6 Bxa8
Thank you. In move 3, why isn't black's reply
.. Kxd1 ?
First puzzle at 2:49 is "Ne6" and the queen is trapped.
And the second puzzle at (8:55) the end of this video is "Nxe5"
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1.Nxe5 Bxe1 2.Nxc6 with discover check from Rook Be7 3. Nxd8 OR 1. Nxe5 Be6 2.Nxc6 bxc6 3. Bxc6+ Nd7 4.Bxa8 OR 1. Nxe5 Be6 2.Nxc6 Qd6 3.Nxd4+ c6
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At 02.47 of the video the best move for White is Nd6, trapping the Black Queen.
Do you mean Ne6?
@@ThorbjornStormborn Yes, of course. I meant Ne6.
Trap 3, White can play 8. Nxe5, ...
if 8. ..., BxQ; 9. NxNc6+, Be7; 10. NxQ+, KxQ; 11. RxBd1 and White is a Bishop up.
if 8. ..., Be7; 9. NxB and White is a piece up.
all good, except i think you meant:
Trap 3, White can play 8. Nxe5, ...
if 8. ..., BxQ; 9. NxNc6+, Be7; 10. NxQ+, Kx𝐍; 11. RxBd1 and White is a Bishop up.
if 8. ..., Be7; 9. NxB and White is a piece up.
4:28 I think black pawn to d5 is a better option than Ng6. Attacking both knight and bishop and if white takes on d5, black takes bishop on b5 and once again attacking the knight and now pawn on d5. Yet not losing a tempo,which you do in case of Ng6.
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For the last trap has anyone figured the winning move for white yet, Sir please can we see the answer?
Ne6 wins since Nxd8 comes on the next move and is unavoidable!!!
I study opening traps so that I know which ones to fall into when playing my computer.
Nxe5! Threatening QxB & discover check regaining Queen , material with advantage
After you kill the black queen with the knight, they can just kill your knight with the king or rook. So there is no advantage. Unless I am missing something…
@@azrar you get the light square bishop too.
Also, after Nxe5, if black does not move Bxd1, and tries to block the white rook from putting black into check, say Ne7, black will loose his bishop with the next move white Nxg4
First puzzle 1. N e6 attacks and wins Queen because the light square Bishop pins d7 pawn attack the Night
After white pawn to d5 then instead of black moving backwards with his knight to e7, best to play pawn e4 to e3!
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8. Ne6 Kf7 9.Qh5# Trap 2
1st comment 🥳🥳
Ne5 attacking the Queen
1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bb5 Bc5 4.c3 f5 5.d4 fxe4 6.Ng5 Bb6 7.d5 then play e3 not Nce7 as suggested!!!
This is now is winning for white!
At 1:20 what if knight goes h2? Why don't you explain that? Looks safe to me...
If Nh2 then there is Qh4
Then What if f4? I wonder why he didn't cover the safe square Nh2... So I can think we should...
8. Nh2 Qh4
9. f4?
Knhigt e6 traps the queen
New on 2'nd trap
Night to E6 wins the queen
Nxe5
Ne6 is the move.
The answer to the last trap would be 1. Nxe5, Bxd1 ; 2. Nxc6, Be7 ; 3. Nxd8, Rxe8 ; 4. Rxd1 and white is a piece up. If black doesn't play 3. Rxe8 and saves the bishop then 4. Nc6(white), if black takes the knight with pawn then Bxc6 and it's a fork. And if black doesn't takes the knight with the pawn, then bring our white knight back to b4 or e5. And still a piece up. Like if it's correct.
3. Nxd8... forces check on black via white bishop b5. Therefore 3..., Rxe8 (I think you meant Rxd8?) isn't possible. Black would have to Kxd8 to avoid the check or Kf8.
I think ne6 is,best
White Knight to E6.
anything better? white knight to e6
1st some item old but almost good
Ne6 wins queen in second game scenario.
You mean e5?
@@cr4zyj4m1e87 Nope. Ne6.
My bad, I mixed up the games 👍
So what's the winning move for white at 9:01?
Nxe5 and white will either reply by capturing blacks Queen or playing Be7. Either response is losing. Go thru the continuations in your head and you will see black ends up with an extra piece (White's Bishop).
I wasn't looking at the board when i typed this response or you. I had the colors backwards but you'll understand what I mean. lol
Knight E6
By the way its Ne6 not Nd6
Is the continuation Nxe6 (white), B7 (black), Nxge (white), Nxg4 (black), Qxg4 (white)? Anyone?
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NE6 winning the Q
i dont care the queen
best move is N×e5
1st puzzle, Ne6, then queen is trapped.
Chess traps works 99.99% in online games lol
ne6
Kne6
Ne6
Ne6 is very good move for trap black Queen
Last one you NxE5.. because after bishop takes your Queen you have NxC6 with uncovered check and you win the Queen with 1 pawn advantage and good position
One piece advantage
Nxe5 leaves you up a piece and a pawn, assuming Black takes the queen. Nxd8 is a discovered check, so the king has to capture the knight. That lets White take the light squared bishop on d1.
ne6 cause D pawn is pined
Ke4
Ne6 winning Queen
knight to e6, will get you the queen. Black can't take the knight with the pawn cause it is pinned by the bishop.
It's called hishop.
Wouldn’t knight to E6 work?? Cause pawn can’t take because it’s pinned to king and so knight taking the queen next is unavoidable
Ke6
E6
U also trapping us for ur corse
nxe5
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Ne6
Ne6
Ne6