PUNISH One of Whites Most Played Openings!
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2024
- Looking to learn how to punish the Vienna Opening in your chess games? This comprehensive guide dives deep into strategies and tactics that can give you the upper hand. When your opponent leads with the Vienna, they're often looking for a solid, positional game. But with the insights from our video, you'll turn their comfort zone into your battleground. We dissect the Vienna Opening, showing you step-by-step how to counter it effectively and leave your opponent second-guessing their choices.
Throughout this tutorial, we'll explore several key concepts to punish the Vienna Opening, including critical pawn structures, tactical opportunities, and psychological advantages. Whether you're a beginner or an intermediate player, our clear explanations and illustrative examples will empower you to disrupt the Vienna's harmony and take control of the game.
We also analyze famous games where the Vienna Opening was punished by chess masters. By learning from their decisions, you'll understand not just the "how," but the "why" behind each move. And remember, the Vienna Opening, while seemingly sturdy, has its weaknesses, and this video will ensure you can exploit them.
Don't miss the chance to add these powerful strategies to your repertoire. If you frequently face the Vienna Opening across the chessboard, this video will be your secret weapon. Subscribe to our channel for more chess tips and tricks, and make sure to leave a comment if there's a specific opening you're struggling with. Your next match could be the one where you confidently punish the Vienna Opening, thanks to these game-changing strategies.
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0:00 intro
0:33 why accepting the gambit is not good
1:12 3.d5
1:37 exd5
7:39 fxe5
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Wow 🤩 , what a usefull video covering most of the white possibilities and really well explained
Glad it was helpful!❤️
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1:53 knight takes queen is main move right?
Thanks for the question but I didnt get what you mean
WOW I have to have this
Hopefully you liked it ☺️❤️
what about Qf3 the variation that Levy recommends 😂
What if time 6.01 Nxc2 check?
I was about to ask the same
It doesn’t work as your queen on h4 is hanging also and attacked by the knight on f3
I actually do play the Vienna gambit the most, oh well new opening
at 5.59 why doesn't knight just take on c2 to fork the queen with a check
It’s still winning but the problem after Kd2 and you take the queen your queen on h4 is also hanging because the knight on f3 is no longer pined
@@ChessSenseithen take with the queen after knight takes our queen we simply take the rook
Hii, first comment 😊
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Erm, when white goes Ke3 you have Nxc2+ and mate in 8 😂 ... No need for Nxf3 durr
*6:03
Can you please provide the variation where you mate in 8?
Nxc2+ is not the best move because after Kd2 your queen is also attacked on h4 by the knight on f3
Bro, I confused 2 separate positions! I still had a rook on d8 😂
what about Qf3 the variation that Gotham recommends 😂
Where kings indian
Coming soon
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That must be an Arab accent
Not to insult you but I'm a Vienna player myself and I know how to play, and never ever people take on d5 dude (only 10%), and the line you give for fxe5 it's just horrible why in the world if I knew the theory I should play Nxe4, never the less the main line after exe5 Nxe5 is Qf3 or Nf3 (less popular) and Nxe5 happen only 7% of the time in the lichess database (of course I'm taking only rapid and classical game above 2000). So please you shoud stop making all of this click baiting video, people doesn't play like that. Altought there are a lot of other option after Nf6: g3 (mieses variation) -> Played by all gm, there's Bc4 Stanley variation, a3 (mengarini), d4 and Nf3 entering in the tree knights game. Again not to insult you but just make video on the real stuff the get played not about error that the opponent could do only because you want to show that you line is good, you should make more video about one opening and cover it at all. Hope this will help you. The work you did isn't bad, I'm not saying that, but people play that at low level
Thank you for taking the time to leave such a detailed comment! I appreciate your input and will definitely keep your suggestions in mind for future videos. It's always great to have viewers like you who are knowledgeable about the game.
Regarding your comment, this specific video was aimed more towards our general audience, which is around the 700-1300 elo range. So while studying the line, that is what I used for my specific lichess database research. Will take your constructive criticism to improve my future videos, thank you!