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► Chapters 00:00 Fried Liver Counter For Black 00:31 Italian Game: Two Knights Defense, Polerio Defense 01:09 1) White plays 8.Be2 03:50 Powerful Kingside Attack 07:54 1.2) White plays Nc4 instead of Ng4 09:10 2) White plays 8.Ba4 11:51 3) White plays 8.Qf3 15:33 4) White plays 8.Bd3
I saw a couple of your videos. Very helpful. I am an intermediate, recently started playing chess online a couple of months back, and I can't find a good video on the variety of openings explaining their differences. I.e. What the difference between Slav and semi Slav? What the difference between French and tarrash French and Caro kann? They all look similar. Whats the difference between Sicilian and closed Sicilian? Whats the difference between kings indian attack and kings Indian defence? Consider making videos that solve such confusion for beginners and intermediates. Food for thought!
Good video, I was looking a week ago for a video about punishing the fegatello but couldn't find any good ones, your video is great as you cover everything.
By YouSum Live 00:00:00 Revealing opponents' dark secret: Fried Liver Attack. 00:00:21 Avoid trap, counterattack, gain tempo, exploit disorganization. 00:01:40 Strategic move: Bishop E2, develop, attack exposed Knight. 00:02:20 Exploit opponent's passive moves, attack Knight, gain tempo. 00:04:00 Tactical sequence: Knight to G4, aggressive attack strategy. 00:11:56 Sacrifice Exchange, neutralize Queen F3 threat, gain advantage. 00:13:21 Deadly mistake: White takes on A7, leading to forced sequence. 00:14:37 Execute threats: Knight takes C2, Bishop takes G5, winning. 00:15:09 Counter opponent's defense, execute winning tactics decisively. 00:16:23 Exploiting opponent's clumsy construction to attack king side. 00:16:26 Moving Knight G4 forces opponent to react defensively. 00:16:30 Leveraging Knight movement for Pawn advancement and tempo gain. 00:16:42 Optimal move: Bishop C5 to apply Fred L attack. 00:16:49 Creating threats with Bishop and Knight maneuvers. 00:17:01 Executing a decisive Queen sacrifice leading to victory. 00:17:17 Maintaining advantage with active position and tempo gains. 00:17:43 Understanding key attacking moves for strategic advantage. 00:17:56 Mastering efficient chess learning techniques for improvement. By YouSum Live
Unfortunately, he didn't say what to do if white sacs the knight and takes f7. It would seem your only choice is to take the knight with the king, but then the pawn takes the knight and the bishop gives an undiscovered check. What then? You end up with the king running all over the place and it's difficult to avoid a checkmate.
10:22. Couldn't white play Bxc6, forking black's king and rook? If you recapture with your knight, he then plays Nxc6 and is up another pawn with a tempo on your queen. If the king moves or interposes, then White's bishop grabs a free rook for his lost knight.
At the end, instead of playing Knight takes in f2, why don't you play Qx g3. Then Q h2 Check mate... Did I miss something? Thanks for all your videos...
This entire video almost completely ignores the existence of Qf3, which is actually the best move and if you study this position it's obvious!!! Yea of course if white ends up blundering after this set-up without knowing the actual key move of the whole line, there's tons of tricks. Simiarly.... Igor, I played your Traxler video line like 100 times, and only got into the traps maybe 4 times. Yea sure there are traps but most people avoid them by playing the best moves of these fairly early theoretical lines.
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This is amazing.😉
► Chapters
00:00 Fried Liver Counter For Black
00:31 Italian Game: Two Knights Defense, Polerio Defense
01:09 1) White plays 8.Be2
03:50 Powerful Kingside Attack
07:54 1.2) White plays Nc4 instead of Ng4
09:10 2) White plays 8.Ba4
11:51 3) White plays 8.Qf3
15:33 4) White plays 8.Bd3
Timestamps are the best.😎
GM IS. Being aware of the gist; yes try it & learn from there. Memorization is a bit much, unless Chess is Ur livelihood. Cheers & always fun !🏁
9:36 your opponent is attacking your pawn twice so they can take ot with the bishop first, check,then the knight
Never minr you talked about it
Indeed, it's the Polerio-Variante (or Polerio Defense) of the Prussian Game !
your thumbnail artist is cooking it (pun intended) with these thumbnails...
Igor, has the best tutorial on TH-cam.
My opponent watched this video 😂
😂😂
Not only suggest Bf1, but also offer them their pawn back to really start over.
I saw a couple of your videos.
Very helpful.
I am an intermediate, recently started playing chess online a couple of months back, and I can't find a good video on the variety of openings explaining their differences.
I.e. What the difference between Slav and semi Slav?
What the difference between French and tarrash French and Caro kann? They all look similar.
Whats the difference between Sicilian and closed Sicilian?
Whats the difference between kings indian attack and kings Indian defence?
Consider making videos that solve such confusion for beginners and intermediates.
Food for thought!
Good video, I was looking a week ago for a video about punishing the fegatello but couldn't find any good ones, your video is great as you cover everything.
Glad you enjoyed!
thanks igor , btw i love the thumbnail
In the old main line just live without fear and retreat the knight to h3. See Fischer-Bisguer for an example of how to play it.
Great comprehensive video. Love it 😍👏
"That is a complete knightmare"😂😂 that's a good one
Nice strategies
Already watching your videos god im addicted to chess!!!
What if in 6:48 after the rook takes, the white queen takes on g4? I don't see an attack for black.
You can take your queen to h6 threatening a mate or winning a queen
Makes sense thx ❤@@vishnushalat3862
By YouSum Live
00:00:00 Revealing opponents' dark secret: Fried Liver Attack.
00:00:21 Avoid trap, counterattack, gain tempo, exploit disorganization.
00:01:40 Strategic move: Bishop E2, develop, attack exposed Knight.
00:02:20 Exploit opponent's passive moves, attack Knight, gain tempo.
00:04:00 Tactical sequence: Knight to G4, aggressive attack strategy.
00:11:56 Sacrifice Exchange, neutralize Queen F3 threat, gain advantage.
00:13:21 Deadly mistake: White takes on A7, leading to forced sequence.
00:14:37 Execute threats: Knight takes C2, Bishop takes G5, winning.
00:15:09 Counter opponent's defense, execute winning tactics decisively.
00:16:23 Exploiting opponent's clumsy construction to attack king side.
00:16:26 Moving Knight G4 forces opponent to react defensively.
00:16:30 Leveraging Knight movement for Pawn advancement and tempo gain.
00:16:42 Optimal move: Bishop C5 to apply Fred L attack.
00:16:49 Creating threats with Bishop and Knight maneuvers.
00:17:01 Executing a decisive Queen sacrifice leading to victory.
00:17:17 Maintaining advantage with active position and tempo gains.
00:17:43 Understanding key attacking moves for strategic advantage.
00:17:56 Mastering efficient chess learning techniques for improvement.
By YouSum Live
lol @ 2:34
How about after PxP white Queen will move to Q-kb3?
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Do a video on middlegame ❤
Good system. Sometimes I play the Rousseau Gambit, Gotham Chess likes the Traxler.
Unfortunately, he didn't say what to do if white sacs the knight and takes f7. It would seem your only choice is to take the knight with the king, but then the pawn takes the knight and the bishop gives an undiscovered check. What then? You end up with the king running all over the place and it's difficult to avoid a checkmate.
I recently lost several games to this. Thanks for sharing.
Those are the best traps against the Italian Game.😎
0:01 i was so sure this was going to be Raid or something
0:15 What if Whites takes the Pawn in F7?
Blackburn shilling gambit also destroys thr FL
Dutch Defense crash course? its pretty nice aganist d4
I thought that I would learn the traxler
I mainly play gucco pianissimo italian but I was thinking maybe I'd learn fried liver for bullet matches.. not anymore 😂
@11:18
What if he plays knight takes a7
then you play bc5 pinning the knight to the rook then essentially you're exchanging knight for three pawns but you have more developed pieces
The Nd4 line is much more fun IMO.
10:22. Couldn't white play Bxc6, forking black's king and rook? If you recapture with your knight, he then plays Nxc6 and is up another pawn with a tempo on your queen. If the king moves or interposes, then White's bishop grabs a free rook for his lost knight.
12 d4 (with equality) looks better than 12 Ng4
The 16..Rxh2 line would also be better met by 17 d4
At the end, instead of playing Knight takes in f2, why don't you play Qx g3. Then Q h2 Check mate... Did I miss something?
Thanks for all your videos...
If I'm not wrong (I'm only 1000) it's because the pawn will take the knight and the queen won't have defense anymore
Kinda funny how most of the people below 700 who play fried liver dont know the fried liver mainline
They just know Knight sacrifcie me win
Me : after learning caro kann
This is worthless ( just a joke actually good to know maybe one day)
this video is exactly only covers one not 7. one with varitaion
very nice anti fried liver lines
I just play the Rousseau gambit so there's no fried liver 😂
but why should we ''fry" the fried liver??? again
Someone played me this and he lost beacouse i do not fall for the trap
pgn please
This is the two nights defense. This is not the friend liver. Good video nonetheless but somewhat ckickbaity
This entire video almost completely ignores the existence of Qf3, which is actually the best move and if you study this position it's obvious!!! Yea of course if white ends up blundering after this set-up without knowing the actual key move of the whole line, there's tons of tricks. Simiarly.... Igor, I played your Traxler video line like 100 times, and only got into the traps maybe 4 times. Yea sure there are traps but most people avoid them by playing the best moves of these fairly early theoretical lines.
The Fried Liver Attacker is not going to follow your plan. I wouldn't.
At 3:20, if the opponent moves d4 to defend the knight, just capture the pawn en passant.
yeah i was waiting for an explanation as to why you can't just en passant
what if they transition the fried liver to the alien gambit?
make a video for (SEMI SLAV) PLZ............!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Well well. Who get fried now? Fried liver lovers.
I reply this video many times. I'll try it against my friend 😸
3:08 EN PASSANT
6:55 after Rxf2 Qxg4 black doesn't have any successful more checks
I like playing Qf3 in the bishop check line.
Замечательное видео, большое спасибо!
That queen trap is really funny
first one here!
What if Knight moves from g5 to f7 and takes pawn, threatening queen and took????
Which move?
First
So it's fried liver and not Fried Lever.