@@angelman906 basically. This happened to me recently and I didn't know how to defend and was down a lot of material early, but the opposition ended up fucking it up and I won Just 600 elo things
@@shoelessbandit1581 yeah, but I am guessing that if they’re in an Elo where people are doing early Queen attacks, then both were on a similar skill, but I guess that matters less in beginner levels.
Nelson is a pretty decent bot. You can't technically just beat him with just knowing this information, you still need to play chess at the end of the day.
I didn't realize it was a loop and I just kept watching ;-; Levi's pauses sometimes match the delay in the shorts replaying which makes it confusing lol
I get to this position a lot myself. Being a lower rated player most like to bring the queen out early it’s a useful thing to know how to defend against
pretty much every scrubs in low elo only know the early queen attack. Once you defend all the threats, they have no clue how to progress the game then blunder the queen and resign
One of my favorite things to do after the queen and bishop are in place for the scholars mate is to move knight to H6 and they usually dont notice because they get so excited that they can do the scholars to they move the queen to F7 and I take it
Something even more crazy crazy is after ND4, if the enemy is smart, he goes QD1, then you push D5, the pawn on E4 takes, Just go BG4 attacking their Queen, Enemy will react with F3. Here we come up with a brilliancy by playing NE4. The enemy is forced to take the bishop, then we play QH4 checking his King and the only legal move for his King is KF1 and BOOM, we go checkmate with QF2#
Yes I take g4 rather than the center becuz if I take on the center I usually move my knight back and once the queen goes back that gay pawn is sti hunting your knight
A couple hours after watching this I had this happen. I actually remembered all the moves and forked his king and queen. Got his queen. A few moves later I forked his rook and king and got his rook. He resigned. Thank you!
Nah I literally had to force him to stick his queen back to where it came from. I literally took every single square on my side and force him to play with 1/4 of the board😂
another really good defence for this is to defend the king pawn with king side bishop pawn now the enmy will play bishop to c5 or c4 then go defend f7 or f2 square by placing knight h6 or h3 now if the enemy doesnt retreat the queen it will be trapped by bishop to g5 or b5
Wayward Queen attack is still a great opening in my book, simply because of how disorienting it can be to the unseasoned opponent. I like how the immediate pressure overwhelms some players. However you can tell pretty quickly if the person you're using it against knows how to counter it. Usually after the first couple of parries, you realize just how badly you ***** up 😅
I used to teach chess in this school most of the kids were beginners and we would always teach the defense to the 4 move mate really early ofc so one year this one kid on his own came up with this g4 after Nf6 move and I swear he won like every game 🤣🤣 no one and I mean no one in that class could find Nd4 and would get obliterated even kids much better than him he'd even play a modified version of this as black if at all possible he was just a great little attacker lol. Anyways his record was getting so ridiculously stacked we had to stop his fun by teaching an entire lesson on what to do after g4 and his win percentage immediately tanked but he was a GOD among mortals in that class for awhile 🤣🤣 good memories
I have actually progressed into the knight to g4 without much theory, it's just the logical conclusion. And I rarely see that position play out well for white. It's almost as if not playing the queen to early is a standard strategy...
Yeah, this strategy is very common. I use it often and it works pretty well. Of course if they threaten me with a knife fork, I typically just moved to guard the form position most people to still take up the fork and lose the knight
can't tell how important this was for me... T-T
thanks a lot, levy.
Damn 1.2 likes and no replies, not anymore though lol
@@doesntmatter2732 even i didn't know it got 1.2k likes
@@justaneimand2925 that was important for all of us
1.4k and 3 replies. Let me fix that.
Same, maybe just cause I’m new and in a low elo, literally every other match someone tries this on me
its funny that just after falling into this exact early queen attack (tho i won in the end), i see this
How did you win that? Like either your opponent is impressively bad or you’re a chess god.
@@angelman906 people who play this opening aren't actually good so if you survive the early game they're bound to blunder sooner than later
@@angelman906 basically. This happened to me recently and I didn't know how to defend and was down a lot of material early, but the opposition ended up fucking it up and I won
Just 600 elo things
@@shoelessbandit1581 you're correct. Begginers will play the scholar's mate because it's one of the most basic and It's the first one I learned. lol
@@shoelessbandit1581 yeah, but I am guessing that if they’re in an Elo where people are doing early Queen attacks, then both were on a similar skill, but I guess that matters less in beginner levels.
I just did this and got a free rook. Nice
Wait that's not how this video works lmao
😂😂😂😂
Broooooo. That's not what this video asked you to do.
Wow bro
@@marcodomingo3542 whites opening does
Pov: you're 400
Now i can beat Nelson bot
Lolz
Nelson is a pretty decent bot. You can't technically just beat him with just knowing this information, you still need to play chess at the end of the day.
Nice. Wait until you play Danya.
@@karabodibakoane3202 ok dude
I was looking for this comment:D
I like that this is educational, not making fun of goofy players.
This is not just stopping the attack, this is how to punish early queen attack.
Bro is out here teaching us scholars mate. Respect
He's telling us how to counter scholars mate
I lose material and games to this attack so much as a beginner trying to get my ELO up. This is genuinely so helpful.
He’s not the hero we deserved, but the hero we needed.
I didn't realize it was a loop and I just kept watching ;-; Levi's pauses sometimes match the delay in the shorts replaying which makes it confusing lol
For the people that don't know, the queen attack is called Wayward queen (it's a book move).
I just sometimes play the moves which u consider as mistakes , just considering "the opponent might not know that this is a mistake"
I’m so proud of myself because I recently played this opening and without knowing the sequence I did the best moves as black
I get to this position a lot myself. Being a lower rated player most like to bring the queen out early it’s a useful thing to know how to defend against
The amount of games that I have to play against the Wayward Queen or the Scholar's Mate is absurd, even at 800.
@@Vixikats yeah, I thought it would stop at 850 ~ 950, but it doesn't lmao
"This QH5 thing" felt. I see that shit everyday at 500 rated
This guy is really chess smart. He should go professional
We bullying Nelson with this one🗿
Thank you so much! Alot people played this against me and I didn't know how to counter it, but now I do.
pretty much every scrubs in low elo only know the early queen attack. Once you defend all the threats, they have no clue how to progress the game then blunder the queen and resign
@@wrathybear spittin facts, I actually got that in low rating games, gets me everytime
This opening variation is called King's Pawn Opening: Wayward Queen Variation
Funny thing is I learnt this through trial and error. Safe to say I lost a lot of matches really quick in the process before I learnt my lesson
One of my favorite things to do after the queen and bishop are in place for the scholars mate is to move knight to H6 and they usually dont notice because they get so excited that they can do the scholars to they move the queen to F7 and I take it
yeah but then your knight will be stuck in the corner until the opponent moves the queen away (if he doesn’t take the pawn)
Nelson's not ready for this
Knight f6 is a great move I’ve found by attacking the pawn and the queen without putting your self in a lot of danger or none at all
just played this and my opponent immediately resigned after i forked the king and rook HAHAHAHA
"C-C-C-Check in the middle, gotta block it, take the peace and profit💵" - Bobby Bojanglles
Nf6 on move two, gambiting the e5 pawn, is actually quite good for black.
The great thing about playing against someone who plays the wayward queen attack is that they typically cannot play actual chess
Wayward queen attack is the hallmark of a flat track bully
Something even more crazy crazy is after ND4, if the enemy is smart, he goes QD1, then you push D5, the pawn on E4 takes, Just go BG4 attacking their Queen, Enemy will react with F3. Here we come up with a brilliancy by playing NE4. The enemy is forced to take the bishop, then we play QH4 checking his King and the only legal move for his King is KF1 and BOOM, we go checkmate with QF2#
Levy not realizing he explained how to counter the nelson bot if your on black:
And if the queen moves to d3 instead of e3 to defend the fork, the g4 pawn is free
Yes I take g4 rather than the center becuz if I take on the center I usually move my knight back and once the queen goes back that gay pawn is sti hunting your knight
I love these shorts that give such good information on why something is a good or bad move
The funny thing is that I just learned this from experience.
I probably got hit with that attack 3 times before I learned.
that's the reason why i play the pirc defense with black i just develop normally with nothing to worry about
Now I know how all my opponents fend against this when I try to play this
i feel like pawn to d6 is the bst move protecting the other pawn and opening the bishop to attack the queen
Thanks for the heads up when I do this
Bro literally just went through half of my games
I am very thankful as someone who is getting constantly flooded with this same attack pattern
I have a guaranteed queen killer when they play that I always smile
Thanks for helping. I get spammed by early queen ALL THE TIME, this will work
I learned it hard way. I lost many games in the beginning but by experience I figured it out.
I had a game exactly like that, and I didn't even need to learn past Nf3
The last fork is a triple, it’s forks queen, king and rook ;)
As someone who keeps encountering those possibility I can assure this will work the moves he showed are very very common
this exact move always happens to me bro now i know what to do thanks
Even knowing this, my fingers move before my head does and I’ll still play g6 when I know I shouldn’t
A couple hours after watching this I had this happen. I actually remembered all the moves and forked his king and queen. Got his queen. A few moves later I forked his rook and king and got his rook. He resigned.
Thank you!
The Wayward Queen attack, aka the attack of the 400s.
My made is blind when he said fork he forgot the room it's fork too
I had several players try this on me.
They always blundered their queen and gave up
Nah I literally had to force him to stick his queen back to where it came from. I literally took every single square on my side and force him to play with 1/4 of the board😂
You figure it out when you lose pieces when this happens. Haha 😂
"They think you're DUMB!"
i learned this from elsewhere, still useful attack
At the last move the guy isn't dumb he won't play the Queen there he will put it so you can't fork the king and the rook
I didnt know i could make them fork a rook like that, thanks
And then he sacrifices THE ROOOOOOOOOK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The best response to e4 is the scandinavian defense
lmao no it gives the opponent a free tempo
i remember being so frustraded by this when i started
I usually play queen e7 which stops the bishop thing as well. Will be playing the knight move from now on
Oh man. The joys of beginner chess flashbacks
The is a good reason why I like the four horse opening
Bro I love levy with all my heart
damn he just exposed my whole opening
people can't seem to compute the karo when this is their opening. it messes with them so much
I do that move to and my opponent just resign after I fork him
bro i went through this like 50 times before i learned to not fall for this on my own i am learning just very slowly
another really good defence for this is to defend the king pawn with king side bishop pawn now the enmy will play bishop to c5 or c4 then go defend f7 or f2 square by placing knight h6 or h3 now if the enemy doesnt retreat the queen it will be trapped by bishop to g5 or b5
I usually attack the queen with the knight and gain tempo on her whilst developing. But that's probably a better strategy
Learnt how to defend this the hard way but this is shows me how to absolutely punish it! Thanks
i really hate it when people do scholars mate, like they have no skill, but i have less than no skill when they do it
Wayward Queen attack is still a great opening in my book, simply because of how disorienting it can be to the unseasoned opponent. I like how the immediate pressure overwhelms some players. However you can tell pretty quickly if the person you're using it against knows how to counter it. Usually after the first couple of parries, you realize just how badly you ***** up 😅
Nope, Wayward Queen attack is one of the worst openings in Chess. Extremely easy to blunder your pieces, gives opponent free development, and more.
I swear the engine says to play black queen to e7 after the white queen move?
I used to teach chess in this school most of the kids were beginners and we would always teach the defense to the 4 move mate really early ofc so one year this one kid on his own came up with this g4 after Nf6 move and I swear he won like every game 🤣🤣 no one and I mean no one in that class could find Nd4 and would get obliterated even kids much better than him he'd even play a modified version of this as black if at all possible he was just a great little attacker lol. Anyways his record was getting so ridiculously stacked we had to stop his fun by teaching an entire lesson on what to do after g4 and his win percentage immediately tanked but he was a GOD among mortals in that class for awhile 🤣🤣 good memories
I love opening with the king pawn, thank you so much for helping me understand more about it!
I can not tell you how thankful I am for this so many people do this against ne
Or to protect the f7 pawn you can go knight to g6
Stuck? That Queen is everything but stuck lol
Alternative title: how to punish the Wayward Queen
People did this to me I thought it was a complete blunder lol
I have actually progressed into the knight to g4 without much theory, it's just the logical conclusion. And I rarely see that position play out well for white. It's almost as if not playing the queen to early is a standard strategy...
Now I just gotta remember this!
Pov you fell for nelson's queen too many times
I'm gonna use this now.
i found a line to kill the queen. it works every time they try this opening
This would better i think: 1.e4 e5 2.Qh5 d6 3.Bc4 Nh4 4.d3 Bg4 and then win an unescapeable queen:)
bro ive been just bringing out my queen right away to negate all of the possible attacks i needed this
Yeah, this strategy is very common. I use it often and it works pretty well. Of course if they threaten me with a knife fork, I typically just moved to guard the form position most people to still take up the fork and lose the knight
After Qh5 a good move you can also play is G5
Hurts me to see one of most most used moves be countered so aggressively
Thank you Levy I've been drawing and losing to a lot of queen attackers
One time I almost lost by the wayward queen attack and scholars mate😅
Dude i've been mate'd that way 5 time in 4 minute
I played against a player and I played the same line without watching this video. Sometimes it's nice to know that you can think like a chess engine
Use the bishop to stop the check
This is Nelson's favorite
Im not syre how you knew but i definitley needed this lol
Also Gotham: here's how you can destroy your friends with the wayward queen attack
sometimes i play Qg3, it's not checkmate but if black don't defend that he lose the clastle after Bxf7+
And then he sacrifices THE QUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!