Best Unknown e4 Defense to Crush the Ruy Lopez 👁️👁️👍
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VIDEO DESCRIPTION:
In this video, I show you a brilliant opening variation to punish the Ruy Lopez opening, which is not yet known to many. The Ruy Lopez, also called the Spanish Opening or Spanish Game, is a chess opening characterised by the moves: 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 The Ruy Lopez is named after 16th-century Spanish priest Ruy López de Segura. It is one of the most popular openings, with many variations.
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What an elegantly unexpected opening. Nobody knows this variation, it's guaranteed to surprise.
Total surprise
Kaspa is something different....love from India
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I really like your videos: You present rare traps so I don't have to fall for them
"Stockfish is childish." Classic Kaspachess!
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Thanks kaspa!!! I hate the spanish i always lose for it now im gonna learn something
I have to confess your channel content always tend to be superior
I can't thank you enough 🙏
Excellent response!
Great Video as always.
Thx
Good job!
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Absolutely nice 👍💪
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I play a lot of over the board and tournament games, it would take a stockfish engine to even come close for white to play anything good. Human nature being what it is would probably find the worse moves in an uncertain and unknown variation. Modern chess, having existed for roughly 200 years has been a game of developing "book" moves in mainline variations. Against a Spanish game player, the retreat variation would be an unpleasant surprise indeed. Excellent and instructive video, as always. You seem to find, the most extraordinary openings and bring out the beautiful attacking play in the offering. Truly amazing!! And thank you!!
Kaspa brother. I am from India and first one to like
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Loved this please do more. 😊
Thank you! Will do!
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Useful content.Keep it up.
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Kaspa, you said leave our requests here. First off, I am a subscriber who 12:16 bought your Italian course in hopes that it would cover an issue ive been having with a guy i battle who uses the Ruy Lopez opening, but it didnt. It was the closest course you sold to Ruy Lopez. I watched the videos you posted covering Roy Lopez, but they all say white rarely trades its bishop for blacks knight. That is not the case with a guy i constantly battĺe, and I cant figure out how to successfully counter his attack. Anyways, dude starts off as white e4, e5, Kf3, Kc6, Bb5, then I usually push my pawn up to a6 to chase off his bishop. But he takes my knight on c6 with his bishop, instead of retreating it to a4, i recapture his bishop on c6 with my pawn on d7. Then he castles on the short side, preparing to take my d5 pawn with his knight on his next move. From there I am having an extremely hard time beating him. I dont know how to message you other than this comment section, so PLEASE let us know how to continue in this position, or if my moves up to that point are wrong.
After OO, white’s rook pins the g7 pawn. So play Bh6.
great..
Yes, all very well if playing blitz, rapid, etc...but at a higher level, people now tend to use computers for analysis and these so-called 'traps' are easily spotted! In correspondence chess, computers pick out trappy play straight away...so no good!
That's right. But at best, I propose you play it safe with Qg5, unlike Nf6. I did mention that.