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Great video and explanation, but 25:05 won't it be the same Bc4+ and after Ke8, Bf7+, just takes one more turn, it could just be a slight positional advantage having the enemy king so far from other pieces though
You are right @Rtheghost , in that case it would work. But instead of Ke8, black can play a strong move e6. Check out the variation below to understand why e6 is a strong move. 7. Bc4+ e6 8. Qxd8 Bb4+ 9. Qd2 Bxd2+ 10. Nxd2 and here both the players are equal in material. Hence, Bg6+ is the best move instead of Bc4+.
Doubt 🧐 telling in my own way :- when the white sipahi came exactly in front of black king where our queen is located exactly side of the king.... white sipahi can take our king right? In 2:53
Capturing of king is considered illegal move in chess. Also one suggestion: please learn chess notations. Here is the link: ua-cam.com/video/fVHr3sx1PB8/v-deo.htmlsi=Hvfd-QjfExJ9q6r2
Simply valuable. To comprehend such lines, maintain two proper strategical ideas, lock it into your brain - Deflect the enemy King away from the queen. Develop ideas to pull enemy queen out on the board. Trust me, someday your strategy may develop to an extent that you give can give birth to new ideas on traps of your own. Practice with proper understanding matters a lot and, that it takes less time to pour out in actual games. If your ideas are clear, you will never forget. Thanks.
it should be bishop g6 check, because the king cannot go back because of the bishop which is controlling the diagnols and it also sets a discovery attack on the queen, so the king is forced to take the free bishop. And one more thing can you show how to trap the queen in the scholars mate, cause i always get checkmated with that mate, this video helped me a lot my rating is now 800 because i used your technies to trap the queen. thank you for this wonderful video, my name is nabil, i am from Bangladesh
Hi Nabil, I'm soo glad to know that my video helped you improve your game. I have already made a video on how to punish the scholar's mate. Here is the link: ua-cam.com/video/f_Ldy2CVNpo/v-deo.html
Tennison Opening Queen Trap Instead of Bg6+ Bc4+ still works, but you said it didn't. It works because when the king goes back to e8 defending the queen, the bishop can then go to f7 and check, deflecting the king away from the queen again, and the queen is free again.
@shadowblade1539 ya you are right, in that case it would work. But instead of Ke8, black can play a strong move e6. Check out the variation below to understand why e6 is a strong move. 7. Bc4+ e6 8. Qxd8 Bb4+ 9. Qd2 Bxd2+ 10. Nxd2 and here both the players are equal in material. Hence, Bg6+ is the best move instead of Bc4+. @kalipadadas9238
My favorite Queen trap line comes out of the Jobava London opening: d4, d5 Nc3, Nf6 Bf4, c6 (or c5) e3, Qb6 (Q attacking b2) a3, (white allows) Qxb2 Na4 Black usually thinks for 60-90 seconds trying to figure out where to move their Queen usually B: Qxa1, W: Qxa1
I know a way Choose White Then play Pawn d7 to d5 They play Pawn e2 to pawn e4 threatning your pawn then use knight b8 to c6 they capture your pawn threatning your knight move knight to c6 to d4 they threat you again pawn c2 to c3 Then your queen e8 to a4 checking the opponents king They block it with pawn b2 to b3 also threatning your queen move bishop c8 to f5 most people takes the queen ofc bishop f5 to c2 Checkmate
It's a bit confusing of what you are trying to communicate. I would recommend you to learn chess notations in order to express your ideas in chess language. Here is the link to my video on chess notations: ua-cam.com/video/fVHr3sx1PB8/v-deo.htmlsi=XQWHsPhHbyaRhY7G
At 13:20 mark when you promote the knight and check the king what if they dont take with the rook? What if they just move the king to the e1 black square right next to the queen again?
Good question @ratedg5503 In that case, black has earned tremendous advantage in the game because white has lost the right to castle and hence his king will stuck in the centre of the board, extremely vulnerable to black's powerful and deadly attack by his pieces. Secondly, white is down in material as he has lost an extra pawn. Both these advantages are sufficient enough to make White lose the game.
I myself was Questioning the same thing like wouldn't it make things a lot tougher for blk to still n try to capture whites queen 👑 without any real hassle 🤔🧐
@@YouMeAndChess I hear ya but it makes things a wee bit more tougher for blk since it's own queen would now be in jeopardy herself trying to win over the game but all in all very nice ,👍🏽 nice video indeed very educational I love it keep em up I've got a young one I'd love to teach more about this beautiful awe inspiring game called Chess 😊
The answer is white bishop is go to g6 because when we put the check in that time the black king have to moves 1) killing that white bishop on g6. 2)that black king go to on e6. Thank you for showing this video. My name is sai himanish 5thb Age :11
on trap number 2 black can play f6 then play e5 witch which would make the knight not able to kill the pawn without being killed ,is there anyway to still trap them if they do that?
agar Ke1 pe gaya, toh black phirse attack karega Qh4+, If white blocks the check with g3, then Qd4+ forks white's king and the rook. If Ke2, then Bg4+ puts a skewer and wins the white queen. If Kd2, then Qf2+ wins material. Thanks for watching, please subscribe and share. :)
My best trick to trap a queen is- 1.d4 e5 2.Qd2 exd4 3.Qc4 (then any move from black ) 4.Bd2 (again any move from black) 5.ba5.... 6.bxc7 I used it many times😊. I call it Diagonal Gambit
In trap no.5. I think Qc5 on the 8th move is a way out. Anyway in all these trap moves the big possibility of 'If' in the early moves hangs heavy. Good plan but only ' If '.
No.4 technic white has a chance to save the queen after the poon turning into knight. white Rxg1 avoid to eat the knight, white Rxg1 stay on his position instead of eating the black knight, the king only moving back to same position so the queen will save.
yes right, If Kd1 then Qe4+, then Kd2 Qf4 and white is in a losing position anyway because black's pieces will be piling up one-by-one to attack the exposed vulnerable white king.
Good question! Here is how Black can continue to attack: 8. Ke1 Qh4+ (black brings another attacker) 9. g3 Qe4+ (forks the king and the rook) 10. Kd2 Bg4 (bishop attacks the queen and thereby black activated one more attacker) 11. Qa4+ Nc6 12. Rxg2 Rd8+ (one more black piece joins the attack) .....and white's king is completely exposed and is terribly losing the game.
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Yes
both are possible to capture queen,,, bc4 check if king go back his position again check bf7
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i think bg6 will be more better
Very good moves but when we are playing a game we forget all the moves and play our own game and lose... 😢 😭 😿
Then you practice must on that and play different games to using that good moves then you never fail to using that moves on your game🎉🎉🎉
Same as we forget every advice from friends in our first night of wedding 😂😂😂
@mfibutt2030 Practice and practice and practice!
As you said right bro 😆
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Thank you so much for your tutorial!
You are so welcome!
You explain the reasoning behind things so clearly! Bless you! 🙏
Thank you for your sweet words @onarose 😊
It's always my goal to break things down in a way that's easy to understand and make sense of.
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25:14 answer Bg6+
That's right 👏😊
Great video and explanation, but 25:05 won't it be the same Bc4+ and after Ke8, Bf7+, just takes one more turn, it could just be a slight positional advantage having the enemy king so far from other pieces though
You are right @Rtheghost , in that case it would work. But instead of Ke8, black can play a strong move e6. Check out the variation below to understand why e6 is a strong move.
7. Bc4+ e6
8. Qxd8 Bb4+
9. Qd2 Bxd2+
10. Nxd2
and here both the players are equal in material. Hence, Bg6+ is the best move instead of Bc4+.
This is my first video ever I seen about this fantastic game ❤
I am glad you loved it :)
Very nice and helpful tricks to shock the opponent. Opponent's
Thanks! I am glad you liked this video😊
Doubt 🧐 telling in my own way :- when the white sipahi came exactly in front of black king where our queen is located exactly side of the king.... white sipahi can take our king right? In 2:53
Capturing of king is considered illegal move in chess. Also one suggestion: please learn chess notations. Here is the link:
ua-cam.com/video/fVHr3sx1PB8/v-deo.htmlsi=Hvfd-QjfExJ9q6r2
I never seen anyone explain in details like that. thanks to you
I am glad you loved my video. Thanks for watching! 😊
Surely bg6+.very fine briefing. All support and blessings 👍👍🙏🏻
That's right 👏😊 and thank you for your blessings
This was so informative 😭. Tears of joy 😁
So glad! Thank you! 😃
I can't wait to try this...lol..all strategies!!!
Have fun!
@@YouMeAndChess is it cheating though? I kind of want to flex on someone , bust a move , then bounce...he won't see it coming...hehe 😁😂
executing knowledge was never considered cheating :)
Simply valuable. To comprehend such lines, maintain two proper strategical ideas, lock it into your brain - Deflect the enemy King away from the queen. Develop ideas to pull enemy queen out on the board. Trust me, someday your strategy may develop to an extent that you give can give birth to new ideas on traps of your own. Practice with proper understanding matters a lot and, that it takes less time to pour out in actual games. If your ideas are clear, you will never forget. Thanks.
Thanks 😊
That's how you analyse, understand and simplify chess.
Thank you very much for explaining. I am new on chess . I want to learn or get online training in future.
Welcome! Keep learning and keep growing!
it should be bishop g6 check, because the king cannot go back because of the bishop which is controlling the diagnols and it also sets a discovery attack on the queen, so the king is forced to take the free bishop. And one more thing can you show how to trap the queen in the scholars mate, cause i always get checkmated with that mate, this video helped me a lot my rating is now 800 because i used your technies to trap the queen. thank you for this wonderful video, my name is nabil, i am from Bangladesh
Hi Nabil, I'm soo glad to know that my video helped you improve your game. I have already made a video on how to punish the scholar's mate. Here is the link: ua-cam.com/video/f_Ldy2CVNpo/v-deo.html
Thank you very much, I love your VDO clips about Chess.
Glad you like them! Stay tuned and keep learning! :)
❤❤ perfect
Thanks :)
Bg6.Nice tutorial.
Can you post the FEN in the description as well for your games, so it would be east to Import and analyze and learn ?
Very great video
Glad you liked it :)
1.Bc4+ Ke8 2.Bf7+ Kxf7 3.Qxd8 💯
1.Bg6+ Kxg6 2.Qxd8💯
That's right 👏😊
Tennison Opening Queen Trap Instead of Bg6+ Bc4+ still works, but you said it didn't. It works because when the king goes back to e8 defending the queen, the bishop can then go to f7 and check, deflecting the king away from the queen again, and the queen is free again.
Was thinking the same thing
@shadowblade1539 ya you are right, in that case it would work. But instead of Ke8, black can play a strong move e6. Check out the variation below to understand why e6 is a strong move.
7. Bc4+ e6
8. Qxd8 Bb4+
9. Qd2 Bxd2+
10. Nxd2
and here both the players are equal in material. Hence, Bg6+ is the best move instead of Bc4+.
@kalipadadas9238
@@YouMeAndChess oh yeah i forgot about the discovered check idea i thought at that point e6 does nothing to save the queen.
Simple but impressive 👍
Thanks a lot 😊 @yogeshtiwari9736
My favorite Queen trap line comes out of the Jobava London opening:
d4, d5
Nc3, Nf6
Bf4, c6 (or c5)
e3, Qb6 (Q attacking b2)
a3, (white allows) Qxb2
Na4
Black usually thinks for 60-90 seconds trying to figure out where to move their Queen
usually B: Qxa1, W: Qxa1
Nice trick to trap queen! 😊 Thanks for sharing @tfosss8775
You look like a passionate chess player. Keep learning and keep playing!
Me too
Interesting traps
Make more contents for 2024🎉
Impressive, you earned my subscribe 😮
Thanks a lot for subscribing 😊
clearly explained...awesome
Thank you too much 😊
the first trap could be easily refuted by blocking the d file with Nd7 or Bd7 which make the trap risky and you could just have a loss of pawns
How can white refute the trap by playing Nd7 or Bd7?
2 kinds of Intercontinential Ballistic Missile Opening: Reti and Englund
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I know a way Choose White Then play Pawn d7 to d5
They play Pawn e2 to pawn e4 threatning your pawn then use knight b8 to c6 they capture your pawn threatning your knight move knight to c6 to d4 they threat you again pawn c2 to c3 Then your queen e8 to a4 checking the opponents king They block it with pawn b2 to b3 also threatning your queen move bishop c8 to f5 most people takes the queen ofc bishop f5 to c2 Checkmate
No sorry I meant pawn e7 to e5
It's a bit confusing of what you are trying to communicate. I would recommend you to learn chess notations in order to express your ideas in chess language. Here is the link to my video on chess notations: ua-cam.com/video/fVHr3sx1PB8/v-deo.htmlsi=XQWHsPhHbyaRhY7G
@@YouMeAndChess Thank you and I am subscribed to you that's why your my Fav UA-camr
aww 🥰🥰 thank you
At 13:20 mark when you promote the knight and check the king what if they dont take with the rook? What if they just move the king to the e1 black square right next to the queen again?
Good question @ratedg5503
In that case, black has earned tremendous advantage in the game because white has lost the right to castle and hence his king will stuck in the centre of the board, extremely vulnerable to black's powerful and deadly attack by his pieces. Secondly, white is down in material as he has lost an extra pawn. Both these advantages are sufficient enough to make White lose the game.
I myself was Questioning the same thing like wouldn't it make things a lot tougher for blk to still n try to capture whites queen 👑 without any real hassle 🤔🧐
@@YouMeAndChess I hear ya but it makes things a wee bit more tougher for blk since it's own queen would now be in jeopardy herself trying to win over the game but all in all very nice ,👍🏽 nice video indeed very educational I love it keep em up I've got a young one I'd love to teach more about this beautiful awe inspiring game called Chess 😊
Wow! That a wonderful trap.
Thank you soo much 😊😊
Very interesting moves....thanks for sharing..
Thanks for watching! Glad you like it. 😊
The answer is white bishop is go to g6 because when we put the check in that time the black king have to moves
1) killing that white bishop on g6.
2)that black king go to on e6.
Thank you for showing this video.
My name is sai himanish
5thb
Age :11
That's right Sai 👏😊 Good job!
Very effective teaching technique.
Thanks a bunch for the compliment @Radrook353 😊
I'm thrilled that you found it to be very effective.
Superb 😊
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Excellent work !!
Thank you soooo much 😊
Last time I saw a tutorial the channel was on 500 subscribers and now more than 1k in just two months. Really appreciate you. ❤
Thanks for coming back. yes the channel is indeed growing at a lightning speed. And currently it has crossed 3K subs!! :)
Thank you so much for chess Very nice video❤
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Scandinavian defense 2
1.e4 d5
2. Bd4 dxe4
3. Bc4 Nf6
4. d4 exd4
5. Ne2 dxe2
6.Bxf7+ Kxf7
7. Qxd8
How is Bd4 possible on move 2?
on trap number 2 black can play f6 then play e5 witch which would make the knight not able to kill the pawn without being killed ,is there anyway to still trap them if they do that?
I didn't understand. Are you asking what if black plays f6 instead of Nf6?
Big brain and thank you
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13:16 didi isme king e1 pe kyu nahi jaa sakta?? 🤔
btw very nice video
agar Ke1 pe gaya, toh black phirse attack karega Qh4+,
If white blocks the check with g3, then Qd4+ forks white's king and the rook.
If Ke2, then Bg4+ puts a skewer and wins the white queen.
If Kd2, then Qf2+ wins material.
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Englund Gambit: Nope
Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Gambit: Yessssssss
I see
Very well compiled 💐💐
Thank you sooo much 😊
VERY GOOD PROGRAM....
Thanks :)
Very usefull
Glad you think so!
You are the best mam🤩🤗🤗 love it.. Thank you for this you tube channel..🙏🏻
Thank you sooo much 😊😊😊
My best trick to trap a queen is-
1.d4 e5
2.Qd2 exd4
3.Qc4 (then any move from black )
4.Bd2 (again any move from black)
5.ba5....
6.bxc7
I used it many times😊. I call it Diagonal Gambit
How can you play Qd2 to Qc4 😮
@jesminsultana2359 how can the queen go from d2 to c4?
You explain it the best
Aww thank you @talflex25 , am glad my video are helping you. :)
Good work your new subscriber ❤
Thanks for subbing! 😃
Super moves
Thanks :)
Nice❤
Thanks 🔥
very good explained, thank you
Glad you liked it! Thanks @peterhieke5923 😊
you are legend
I am praggmanandhan GM thanks
Thanks :)
White should play Bg6. Thanks for the tips. I can’t wait to use these against my friends.
Have fun! 😊 And yes, your answer is correct.
Very helpful
Glad you think so! 😊
Excellent....
Thanks a lot :)
Very good ideas❤
Glad you like them! 😊
Thank you
You're welcome 😊
G6 check
That's right 👏😊
Thanks for ideas
Most welcome 😊 @amitbhongare2884
well in ICBM/tennison gambit Bc4 works because we play Bc4 then black plays Ke8 then we play Bf7 then Kxf7 Qxd8
yes you are right but black has better option to equalise the game by playing e6
Bc4+ e6
Qxd8 Bb4+
Bd2 Rxd8
Bxb4
and the material now is equal.
You me & chess good video.Thsnk u
Thanks for watching! I am happy that you liked it! 😊
In trap no.5. I think Qc5 on the 8th move is a way out. Anyway in all these trap moves the big possibility of 'If' in the early moves hangs heavy. Good plan but only ' If '.
I agree, but good to have knowledge of everything.
One of the best video
Thank you 😊 sooo much!
2.Bg6+
That's right 👏😊
In the Albin counter gambit we can also move the bishop to capture the white queen
chuckmate also goes with queen capturing queen
You forgot the petrovs defense
1. e4 e5
2. Nf3 Nf6
3.Nxe5 Nxe4
4.Qd2 Nf6
5.Nc6+ Qd6
6.Nxd6
Or Bd6
Nxd8
How is Qd2 possible on move 4?
And the Intercontanal Ballistic Missile
:)
thank you so much
Welcome 😊
how to remember these moves
BTW nice work you explained it very well THANKYOU
Glad you liked it! You are never suppose to remember any moves in chess, just use your logic and intuition.
Tennission gamblete is the best wave for capture opponent's queen
In case of Albin Countergambit inspite of cutting Knite what would be if white takes the king just back to his original position?
I haven’t gone deep on it but I would assume some variation on Qh4+ g3 Qe4+ and you hunt the king with extreme prejudice
@debashishkar6075 If white doesn't capture the knight and played Ke1, then black will add more attacker to the king with Qh4+
you should play bishop g6 check
That's right 👏😊
The international ballistic missile gambit
Yep
no its intercontinetal balistic missile gambit (ICBM)
@@cookieman7000 yeah tru
No ICBM watch Gothamchess
@fusedsaiyan455 check on chess.com
No.4 technic white has a chance to save the queen after the poon turning into knight. white Rxg1 avoid to eat the knight, white Rxg1 stay on his position instead of eating the black knight, the king only moving back to same position so the queen will save.
yes right, If Kd1 then Qe4+, then Kd2 Qf4 and white is in a losing position anyway because black's pieces will be piling up one-by-one to attack the exposed vulnerable white king.
You are genius 🎉
Aww 😊😊
the falkbeer gambit is actually even material as you lose :
1 pawn=1p
1 bishop = 3p
1 rook =
they lose:
1 queen = 9p
1p+3p+5p=9p
But post this, black gets into the winning position which makes all the difference.
Mam. Well explained. What is your name?
Thank you for watching. I'm Prerna :)
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I don't want enemy king on E8 square. Only Bg6+ will force black to take Bishop or Kg8/Ke6. The king cannot go back on e8 with Bg6 check.
That's right 👏😊
Good steps
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Answer is G6
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Correct answer is Bg6+
Very nice 🎉
Thanks 😊
You are the Chessmaster
Thanks :)
Nice trick sir
Thanks, did my voice sound like a male's voice?
Bishop g6+ is the correct answer so if King takes the bishop then queen takes d1
That's right 👏😊
13:10 what will happen if king moves to e1 in this position??
Good question!
Here is how Black can continue to attack:
8. Ke1 Qh4+ (black brings another attacker)
9. g3 Qe4+ (forks the king and the rook)
10. Kd2 Bg4 (bishop attacks the queen and thereby black activated one more attacker)
11. Qa4+ Nc6
12. Rxg2 Rd8+ (one more black piece joins the attack)
.....and white's king is completely exposed and is terribly losing the game.
Mast video.
Thank you so much 😀
Bg6 The king has to take the bishop and then we take his queen
That's right 👏😊
i always lose in chess thanks
for this awsome video
The one who loses, learns from his mistakes and gets better at avoiding them. I hope you are learning from your mistakes.
I like your voice 😊 love from Rajasthan ❤
Guess I should try singing then 😊😉 Thanks @narendrai.07
Great
Thanks
Bg6 answer of Question of the day
That's right 👏😊
I feel like i owe you money for this free lesson
It's a free lesson and u want to owe her!? Makes no sense 😂😂
yea i agree with you, she teaches us like that we are learning maths
Bro why u try to trap queen if in 1:15 u can just move bishop on a5? That's gonna be arledy checkmate-_-
It's ussles
@@bilalgazdhar823 you dont understand
Bg6+ is best move
That's right 👏😊