Is the Fried Liver Attack REALLY a Good Opening?
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The Fried Liver Attack, a variation from the Italian Game, is an aggressive chess opening for White. It holds the record for being the most reliable chess opening to win as White. The most commonly played moves at the beginners' level can lead to checkmate in just 9 moves!
In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov presents a quick chess opening crash course on the Fried Liver Attack. This will help you understand the opening move by move, rather than memorizing the moves randomly.
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00:00 Fried Liver Attack Chess Opening
00:47 Most played moves leading to checkmate
01:37 Fried Liver Attack Opening Crash Course
04:54 Black plays 7...Ke6 to defend the d5-knight
07:05 Black plays 8...Nb4 to defend the d5-knight
09:07 Attacking the Black king in the center
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Hey Igor, I generally love your videos and learn a lot from it, but today I couldn't agree with you.
What do you mean 'Fried Liver Attack' is the best name for a chess opening? the "Hyper Accelerated Dragon" is the best name for any chess opening.
We can ignore the Lolli attack, or Hillbilly attack
What about the Frankenstein-Dracula variation?
:37 that's where the attack fails. Opponent doesn't play knight, you can't play your knight because the queen will take.
Excellent video ! Can you cover the Traxler next ? I know you already did a video on how to counter the Fried Liver, but it wasn't about the Traxler. Merry Christmas !
Merry Christmas, Igor - and thanks for all the wonderful videos :) !
Happy holidays GM Igor to you and yours, loving your super helpful analysis and upbeat positivity
Happy holidays!
Thanks a lot Igor and a late Merry Christmas to You! 😊🎅
Thanks Igor for your videos that helped me to improve m'y game!
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Merry Christmas brother. love your content
The end of the video sums up my experience with the fried liver lol my opponents always just know the counter.
I have watched a lot of your videos and they have improved my game. I still have a long way to go. You are a really good chess teacher, Igor. I am going to check out (or checkmate?) your holiday deal.
Great to know! Good luck with your chess.
► Chapters
00:00 Fried Liver Attack Chess Opening
00:47 Most played moves leading to checkmate
01:37 Fried Liver Attack Opening Crash Course
04:54 Black plays 7...Ke6 to defend the d5-knight
07:05 Black plays 8...Nb4 to defend the d5-knight
09:07 Attacking the Black king in the center
Merry Christmas Igor Nation!
Hope you have a good holiday season, watching throughout the last few months has greatly helped my gameplay!
Yes! Happy Holidays!
Merry Christmas Igor and all of Igor nation!!
Your Fried Liver attack worked for me first time. Thank you Igor. I'm a big fan.
I never give chance to play fried liver for opponent Because I Play also russou Gambit thank you igor for introducing ❤.
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Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas and happy holidays GM Igor
Merry Christmas Igor!!🎄
Merry Christmas 🎄 and Happy Holidays!
Happy holidays to your and yours and everyone else in the Igor Nation.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
Awesome!
The irony of me looking up a fried liver video and you dropping one today
igor can you give us a video about the trompowsky
Well, what a gift Igor. A Merry Christmas to you too.
Merry Christmas!
Wow it was really a Xmas drop. Just found you I am a rookie and getting better with your help!!
It's one of the best channels to improve your chess
Can you cover the opening: Mieses, Reversed Rat Variation
You’re the best teacher on youtube
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in blitz this stops working around 600 650-700 and u start to see ppl playing traxler counter with bis 800 plus u see the knight attack counter witch is losing for white instantly if they don't play those usly see fried liver declined.
Best to play the c6 knight to attack the bishop as black after d5
Before I came across your channel i used to learn from pretty chess girls on UA-cam...Now I feel I'm learning at double the speed because your such a brilliant teacher! I'm grateful for your service thankyou bro 💪🏿🔥👊🏿
@GMIgorSmirnov I wish you nothing other than a prosperous 2024
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Finding out why the attack is called “Fried Liver” is more confusing than dealing with it as a beginner
Maybe the first grandmaster to come up with this attack was an alcoholic
@@usibistroIn Firenze, they use a net to envelop and fry the little pieces of porc (fegatelli). The piece of meat being fried on the net is a good simil of black king under then fegatello atack. Fried liver is not a good translation of the original name Fegatello, that simply means “ little lever”.
We call it "Fried Liver" because it's a really fast way to "cook" your opponent. As we know liver cooks in no time at all. Also back 100's of years ago it was damn near free so it was a very cheap popular source of protein that likely everybody ate at some point.
Playing h6 prevents the knight from setting up seems like a lot of my opponents tried the Bishop and knight combo attack I’ll stop it short in its tracks
h6 så called Anti-Fried liver is a tempo down for black. If white know what to do black can quickly fall behind. h6 is not a good move just being scared of Fried liver.
I never knew how deadly the fried liver could be with all those lines where black loses, the fried liver is the heart of attacking chess
It’s preventable though stopping it before it gets started a simple pawn push to prevent knight from entering
Nice
How about Ka5?
This attack depends on Black making major blunders. Instead of moving knight to F6, Black simply moves pawn to D6. Then he can move the bishop out to E6 and stop the whole attack dead in its tracks. Plus, if the black knight not located on F6, then White can't move his knight to G5 until he has moved his Queen pawn forward to open up his bishop to protect G5. But if White does that, then Black can simply move his pawn to H6 to defend against it. But Igor didn't even mention any of this.
Hmm.
Igor didn't mention any of that because this video was about the fried liver attack, which requires this line to be played: 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Nf6 4. Ng5 d5 5. exd5 Nxd5 6. Nxf7.
Black's move 3... Nf6 is not a blunder. It's a perfectly fine move, the only mistake in the leadup to the fried liver attack was immediately recapturing with 5... Nxd5.
The line you're talking about playing instead is the Paris defence (1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 d6), which is just a different way of defending against the Italian game opening. Maybe Igor will cover this in another video. It leads into another well-known opening trap.
Are you aware of the fact that blacks most common responses to Lc4 is either Bc5 or Nf6. They are both textbook moves and totally fine. Best way to stop Fried liver is the Poleiro defence, that is played in GM level.
wow)so cool gift for christmas
i saw how to punish scholars mate and won 3 or 4 games with line in your video
But how to play black fried liver attack?
check with engine
play with dark square biship and g8 knight
@@b1ngyun450 No the knight protects knight move was good then c6 then check with engine no bishops i think you need to move the king to a specific square depending on opponent's move
Learn the Traxler counter attack or the Ponziani-Steinetz gambit
traxler is bad if opponent knows what to do
I feel like he's a god from Heaven. I've improved Mr. Igor thanks to you. All of the attacking videos. I'm at a point I can sacrifice some material too, like a knight or a B.
Even if you WERE a beginner, why on Earth would you want to use some attack that is extremely well known and easy to punish? I would not use that approach ever and I consider myself a beginner. I would LIKE TO checkmate someone in 4 moves but reality....
"And prepare dreadful consequences for your chess opponents" - heh heh nice.
I must say that NONE of your openings work against Fritz! It's beginner mode seems like midrange to me. I literally tried several of your openings and they all get countered. That one where you give up two pawns in a row for the 2 bishops? you can't win the queen. Fritz comes back with a check via the bishop and only way is to bring your queen back to block and.... you lose your queen too. I believe there is no "use this opening all the time" idea to win more games. I think it depends upon what plans your opponent has and if they know that opening. But it's fun to dream that some of these openings would actually work. :)
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Rumour has it this is Hannibal Lecter’s favourite opening.
Every time when I play two night defense as black I am begging white to go for the fried liver attack because I really want to have a chance to play traxler counterattack.
Somebody played this crap against me and won after the king rook fork exactly like you said.
Pawn in h6 stop the liver atack...
I hope you make a video on how to counter
The fried liver counters
So that white has more advantages because the fried liver has so many brutal counters that get white destroyed.
Traxler counter gambit.
Yeah see Italian game is just lethal like there are so many traps because of that bishop always hitting the weak f pawn
So trade it off on e6 with your inferior light square Bishop.
@@Ceeewolf alright
Third
Second Pin.
First Pin :)
"we don't have to show some skill", because we watch this video so we become GM haha
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!