This video is great, you mention a lot of useful tricks and traps. Very brief explanation to the ideas of continuation after black falls into the traps. Tonnes of things to learn. Using chess engine to analyse some of the positions even learns more! Best Evan's gambit video ever made!
Thanks Miodrag to investigate the stunning sacrifice Nxf7 in the line 8.Ng5. You showing 12.dxe7 but 12.Ba4+ is maybe a alternative to muddy the waters. Great video! 😉👍
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Hi Mio, What happens if instead of ...dxe5 (in the leela stockfish game) Na5 would happen?(Wouldnt we just transpose into the normal ...d6 ...Qd7 ...bb6 ...Na5 main line?)
Hi everyone. I am Evans player as black and pass many of extreme dangers described in video by playing 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Bc5 4. b4 Bxb4 5. c3 Ba5 6. d4 exd4 7. O-O Bb6 (approved by Stockfish) in stead of 7. ...Ne7. Position might be cramped at first, but if you survive few moves by giving solid and accurate responses it is significantly less dangerous to my eye. In resulting positions I would aim for long castle and play center defensively while keeping up to whites activity and trying to become more active in long term. I have seen it is not that hard when white starts to advance queenside in order to attack blacks king or his possible castling location. If white starts to play slow, complete development and G file is the way to go.
Out of interest does the pgn cover both the decline and accepted lines? Played it for the first time by accident the other day and already had the pawn back by the 7th move and much better development.
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This video is pure Gold! Thanks for this content, very instructive .
This video is great, you mention a lot of useful tricks and traps. Very brief explanation to the ideas of continuation after black falls into the traps. Tonnes of things to learn. Using chess engine to analyse some of the positions even learns more! Best Evan's gambit video ever made!
Thanks a lot man! Enjoy the analysis! 👍
Thanks Miodrag to investigate the stunning sacrifice Nxf7 in the line 8.Ng5. You showing 12.dxe7 but 12.Ba4+ is maybe a alternative to muddy the waters. Great video! 😉👍
As I said, who will buy a file he will get much more including that Ba4 line...
Awesome, gonna be my favorite video for a week or more. I transpose from bishops opening into this.
Bishop’s opening has its own supporters and advantages since it is more concrete, easier to learn, but generally speaking both are quite good!
This is another great video. Thanks again Mio.
Thanks Aaron :)
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Hi Mio,
What happens if instead of ...dxe5 (in the leela stockfish game) Na5 would happen?(Wouldnt we just transpose into the normal ...d6 ...Qd7 ...bb6 ...Na5 main line?)
26:30 Ba5 line
Nice lecture
Hi everyone. I am Evans player as black and pass many of extreme dangers described in video by playing 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Bc5 4. b4 Bxb4
5. c3 Ba5 6. d4 exd4 7. O-O Bb6 (approved by Stockfish) in stead of 7. ...Ne7. Position might be cramped at first, but if you survive few moves by giving solid and accurate responses it is significantly less dangerous to my eye. In resulting positions I would aim for long castle and play center defensively while keeping up to whites activity and trying to become more active in long term. I have seen it is not that hard when white starts to advance queenside in order to attack blacks king or his possible castling location. If white starts to play slow, complete development and G file is the way to go.
Maybe next Urusov Gambit declined and accepted. I am only suggesting.
Edi, we are going to take rest from 1.e4 e5 openings for a while. Time for different openings, and something new in terms of concept and content 😉
@@MiodragPerunovicOfficial Understanding very well. So perhaps Semi-Slav Triangle Noteboom variation. Is interesting variation and rarely seen.
@@MiodragPerunovicOfficial That's only my suggestion. The choice is Yours.
Out of interest does the pgn cover both the decline and accepted lines? Played it for the first time by accident the other day and already had the pawn back by the 7th move and much better development.
PGN covers both lines 😉
@@MiodragPerunovicOfficial www.chess.com/daily/game/284782706 cheers would be very interested in buying this then. Was my first game using the Evans. Had no theory, the opponent was 1600 bullet so almost double their daily rating. Bottom line in my mind if you knew what I was doing I would have had a very good opportunity to win (I think).
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@@MiodragPerunovicOfficial noted ✅ 👌 May not do it this evening.
What would you suggest against the leonhardt counter gambit 6...b5 ?
Give me exact move order!
@@MiodragPerunovicOfficial 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Bc5 4.b4 Bxb4 5.c3 Ba5 6.d4 b5
@Davi Moreira yes but its still a bit complicated I play Bxb5 and got a good game.