Benoni Defense - Standard chess #30
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- I played a standard chess game as black with time controls set at 15 minutes with a 2 second increment. The opening played was the Benoni Defense, King's Pawn Line. White obtains a space advantage, inherent with black's choice of the Benoni Defense. Typically white should keep more minor pieces on board, but chooses to trade light-squared bishops and have the f-pawn contribute to white's central pawn presence. Black must always be mindful of white's e5 break and seek counterplay on the queen's wing, where black has a 3 vs 2 pawn majority.
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1. d4 e6 2. c4 c5 3. d5 exd5 4. cxd5 d6 5. e4 Nf6 6. Nc3 { A65 Benoni Defense: King's Pawn Line } g6 7. Bb5+ Bd7 8. Bxd7+ Nbxd7 9. f4 Bg7 10. Nf3 O-O 11. O-O a6 12. a4 Re8 13. Qd3 Rc8 14. Bd2 c4 15. Qc2 Nc5 16. Rae1 b5 17. axb5 axb5 18. e5 dxe5 19. Nxb5 Qb6 20. Nc3 Nd3+ 21. Be3 Nxe1 22. Rxe1 Qb7 23. Rd1 Ng4 24. Bc1 Qb6+ 25. Kf1 exf4 26. Bxf4 Be5 27. Nxe5 Rxe5 28. d6 Rf5 29. Qxf5 gxf5 30. Rd2 Rd8 31. Nd5 Qa6 32. Ke1 Kg7 33. h3 Qa1+ 34. Rd1 Qa5+ 35. Ke2 Re8+ 36. Ne7 Nf6 37. d7 Rxe7+ 38. Kf3 Rxd7 39. Re1 Qd5+ 40. Kf2 Ne4+ 41. Kg1 Kg6 42. h4 Qd4+ 43. Be3 Qd5 44. g4 fxg4 45. h5+ Qxh5 46. Re2 g3 47. Kg2 Qxe2+ 48. Bf2 Qxf2+ 49. Kh1 Qh2
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"Queen a6 to g1. Killer move."
I love that You've started doing standard games again. Standard and GM analysis is your strong suits
I agree, I love these videos
41:25 Be careful of Jerry's killer moves :p
Bb5+ actually enters the sharpest line in the benoni and probably gives the best chances for white (taminov variation) but he did get the move order wrong... He had to play f4 first den bb5+
I expected Jerry to know this considering it is the main line of the Benoni but I don't think he's studied the opening too extensively considering he recaptured on d7 with the wrong knight. I guess he just likes to try different openings to bring variety to the viewers.
on 29:28 wasnt there a mate in one with the knight and queen?
i was thinking the same thing. queen f2 is mate he didn't need to take the White queen
Mate in 1 should be seeable even with only 1 minute left. People play whole chess games without serious blunders in 1 min lol
@@numchies8172Jerry mentioned he got the threat, just played it out differently.. However, even if he didn't see it, consider, that even the chess giants suffer from chess-blindness, occasionally - the best example I can think of was Karpov (white) vs some guy (whose name I don't recall), where Karpov blundered his queen in some 15 moves. I think it was a blindfolded game, though.. ;-)
We are human
31:49 I laughed more than I should
behave
Hahahaha same
Late to the party here, but these standard games are great. I love Benoni's :)
Reached 1800 and above just by watching ur videos!!! :)
how long did it take you to reach 1800 ?
Awesome man! Shoot for 2K now..
27 games or so..
Yess...!!!! Just keep giving us good lessons..
on lichess...Akhilesh_C is my ID
29:32 Qf7# right? You just said the white queen hd the responsibility of defending against the mate
you mean qf2
Afsan Hoque Yeah, 4 am is too late for chess lol
+Joaquin Pirotto too early*
Shagga Late, because I hadn't gone to sleep yet.
I noticed that too!
at 26:27 couldn't you have pushed the pawn to e4 anyway? in the event of knight takes pawn rook takes knight and the queen cant recapture because of checkmate on f2.
Great tactics in this one, esp with those knights.
Also, at move 29, why didn't he simply go for Qxf2#?
Probably slipped his mind under time pressure. He is under a minute at this point
great opening explanation. I just started playing the Benoni and I liked seeing this
30:30 ignoring that he missed mate in one the previous move, would have been great to try Re8! threatening Re1+!!! Kxe1 Qg1+ Ke2 Qf2#.
Nice game ! Lot of tactics I like it !
Thanks LB! :D
That guy fights dirty!! Good game Jerry 👍
Hi Jerry and everybody, I'm an amateur chess player so I'm not really an expert. I'm wondering why you were surprised by them playing 8.Bxd7 trading their light square bishop, since they have a fixed pawn on light square. So isn't basically their bad bishop trading for your good bishop? Thanks for any answer.
Great game! I loved the middle positional and then the ending tactics.
29:28 29... Qf2#
sorry i just got to the analysis part where you went over that. great video, thank you very much
just what i needed. nice work jerry
Snake, dragon, hedgehog, hippo, black/white lion, the bird (oK, it's named after Henry Bird) bullfrog, polar bear, the rat, elephant gambit and the four knights, and there are more that i don't know. But they all are very interesting...
Nice video I've been playing this defence for a while with good results and very familiar positions
I live the Benoni. Probably not objectively the beat opening, but at the 1800 to 2000 level on chess.com (where I'm at) it leads to great games. My fav was one where white didn't play a4 after a6. That doesn't work out nicely for him, pretty much ever.
Fun game! Thanks for posting, Jerry!
damn Jerry you just missed mate in 1
im honestly happy that i was able to see e4 during the game as a 1650 player
Qa6-g1 looks suspicious... :D
Hello Jerry, in my humble opinion you are doing great job and just keep going i think you are fun and educative!I have one question for you,well better say i need your help I hope you will answer so lets get on to it.Well I were semi-profesional player but it have some times i gave up on chess beacuse of some circumstances but now i wanna get back there but before i do, i need a lot of practice i have a lot of stuffs to catch up.So to sum this up I am attacking player i fall in love in agressive chess or better to say open chess with a lot of tactical maneuveres so i did practice tactics a lot and i am good at it i think, but my biggest problem in chess were openings.As white mostly time i played e4 and scotch game but on tournaments nobody wanted to go in Scotch game so basicaly i played their openings like Caro-Kan,French,Sicilan and others...I was young there and thought d4 is like positional type of game and i am person who loves to attack so thought that wasnt for me but eventually i saw that games from d4 can be transferd to some maybe most attacking positions in chess! So now i wanna make repertoire of openings that i would play! My rating was around 1750 but my friend who is now 2200+ said back there "Your rating is below CM but you really play like one" so Jerry i am planning to get that tittle as well as you i am self taught i buyed some books from what i can learn openings and other stuffs but i really want your help on this! So without any futher delaying i need openings that are offensive or positional with posibility to transfer in offensive! I decided some oppenings that i will be playing like for black on e4 i will play Sicilan Defense:Najdorf and Dragon variationts i know they are big but i really like both of them! As white i can play e4- Scotch game.But i need as white oppening on d4 and as black oppening against d4 these two are my main issues! If you have like straight line for example: Scilian defense:Dragon variation-Yugoslavia attack that would be awesome,but anyway you gonna help me a lot! I hope you answer, Thanks in advance you are best just keep going! :D
PS:sorry for long comment and for my english i know its not the best!!
One approach is to observe what type of openings dynamic players and strategic players are playing.
A couple dynamic players are Veselin Topalov and Garry Kasparov.
A couple creative players are Baadur Jobava and Richard Rapport.
A couple strategic players are Gata Kamsky and Anatoly Karpov.
So you saying that for example i watch kasparov and topalov and their variations and if i like it i start study their games and lines and learn how they deal with problems at that variatons and get ideas and stuffs like that? Am i right?
It may prove a decent guide to help you find openings/variations you find interesting. Help give you ideas for what to play. Note I'm not big on the study of openings. Nevertheless I hope this helps some.
+ChessNetwork Haha yeah you maybe arent theory expert but you gave me a quite interesting idea, so thank you sir ;) and just keep it up!
Curious, on this topic is Jose Capablanca more creative or strategic?
more of these Jerry!!!!
Strong game Jerry!
Thanks Alex!
29:31
Isnt it already mate here on Qxf2?
27:48 could push pawn c3e4 rook takes and queen cant take since checkmate
I've always wondered, are you a full time chess player?
of course he is, how could you doubt it?
Hey Jerry I'm in a bit of a plateau at around 1880 any suggestions?
I suggest buying a good book. I recently bought how to Recess your chess 4th edition by IM Jeremy Silman. I've already increased my rating by about 100 and I'm only finished the first chapter. Amateur to IM I hear is also a good choice.
Follow John Bartholomew's channel. His thought processes for each move seem very helpful to basically anyone between 1200 and 2200. Like Jerry he has organized playlists for each time control.
yeah just stop being obsessed by the numbers
29:27 missed mate in 1
Wow... I saw a play a Master missed!
I feel like such a big shot! (I'm barely at level 1400).
Do you remember Carlsen's big blunder in a rapid game? I forgot the tournament but it was against Anand in an end game. The commentators were all over him and you could see Carlsen's face after he realized it. I thought this was sort of relevant because it was not very difficult to see the blunder.
I had not seen it, but after googling it, I would've probably blundered as well (I'm that bad).
So you could say I'm worst at chess than Carlsen, but better than Jerry :-D
Why didn't he consider Bxd7? Isn't it good to trade white's bad bishop for black's good bishop?
It's blacks bad bishop
Azbazzer white's central pawns r on light squares and his bishop is light squared, so it's a bad bishop for white. Black's central pawns r Dark squared and his bishop was light squared, so it's a good bishop for black, fair enough?
In the Benoni, the LSB for Black often does not have a good square and black tries to swap it off for White's Knight on f3. The dark squared bishop is great for Black as it looks over a key diagonal and targets the b2 pawn and helps with the queenside play for Black
very good game
29:35 "That's not working, I'm threatening mate here (f2)"
Or, you know, you could just play it right now and win? XD
Come on Jerry this isn't bullet! You had a whole minute to find the most basic of checkmates!
You had checkmate in 1
Qa6 - g1 with advantage.
I hate everyone and everything. Any advice Jerry? I figured I'd through you a question you've never heard before. I'm sure it beats the typical "Thanks for the games Jerry" comments you receive.
One does not need to look too far to see a recent example of what hate precipitates. I can't get the image of 5-year-old Omran Daqneesh out of my head. His story/that event makes me cry both inwardly and outwardly, yet makes me try harder to play a bigger part as a positive in this world. Try to find what it is you are passionate about and pursue it.
+ChessNetwork thats why you are my favorite
Can you please call out white’s opening.
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You sound exactly like the guy who does the "you suck at cooking" videos
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