The vienna is how I get games with 99% accuracy. It is all you need in life. I have no credit and no money in my bank account. My wife left me and took the kids but it doesn't matter. I have my vienna and no one can take that away. Bless you danya ur vids are amazing.
Lol me too. I listen to this guy and how well he explains the theory, the tactics, etc etc. And I think to myself, "I can DO this, let's GO" and 60-70% of the time, I crap the bed... But to be fair, I have gotten better in the last year, so there is that. Will keep tuning in. Good luck.
Thanks Danya, I watch every video of yours and being able to have a GM such as yourself help us explore the game is unbelievable. I've been playing the Pirc and Danish Gambit around 1500 but you've inspired me to move on to the Accel Dragon and Vienna Gambit. I would love it if you could explore the Vienna in an openings video to help me out...! Again thanks so much
First time I experienced a deep learning of chess. You're a great teacher/explainer. A perfect mix of your love for the game and a reserved distance, and it is obvious you have a very good feel for the audience your are talking to, something almost all chess players of your very high caliber lack.
I just want to see that all of these chess speedrun videos are so relaxing and fun to watch, Daniel just knows his stuff so well and is so calm and patient through the whole thing and I have learnt a lot. Keep it up!
Loving all the Vienna content recently. I've been looking for more content to supplement Levy's course. Would also love to see some games with 2.b3 lines against the French and Sicilian.
I’ve been trying to learn chess and came across your channel. You are by dar the best chess teacher I’ve come across this far in my search. Watching your videos has helped me improve immensely
calling it a ruy lopez on steroids is incredibly accurate. knowing every variant is hard but very fun and very very rewarding. my favorite line is vienna gambit offer, they d5 decline,bishop pin Nc3, e5 take, Qe2, bishop out for a very clean longcastle setup with open rook. Qg4 is an instant win if they dont see and gambit accepted is +2 with hanging black pawn and no opposing pieces out. can also transform into a 3 knights at turn 3 for extra confusion
The line you showed at 10:45 in the vienna gambit.. I play this all the time. Only difference is after they play exd4, rather than take the pawn on f4 with my bishop, I just short castle. When I do this, my opponent thinks I hung my knight EVERY time. Then I sac the LSB and win their queen. And if they don't immediately take the bishop, I have rook e1. 👍
2:40 does he explain the taking on e4? he forgets to explain sometimes so that's why I was wondering if by chance I didn't notice the calculation. maybe he was trying to explain at 20:25 and was side tracked. maybe 17:05 bxe4 and that's why he drew a diagonal line to it at 2:40
Thanks for this amazing Vienna gambit line! The computer however, gives the defense: After white takes the f pawn with the bishop, black does'nt take the kight but checks with the queen! 9. Bxf4,Qe7+ ! Afterward we get a totally different line...
Leaving a comment on this 2 year old Vienna video to say that this is why i play 6. d3 in this line (which is super common at my level) instead of 6. O-O, because Black's two most common follow-ups are 6... a6 as seen in this game, or 6... Be7, and in both cases, 7. Bxc6 Bxc6 8. fxe5 dxe5 9. Nxe5 does indeed win a pawn. (Note that because White hasn't castled yet, there is no Qd4+ to pick up the knight.) Granted, Black better play 8... Ng4! in the Be7 line to not be lost, but very few people know that, and the evaluation is at least +2 after winning the pawn, threatening to take the c6 bishop and further cripple Black's pawn structure, making all endgames better for White. Additionally, the lines at 9:56 are some of my favorite in the Vienna, I've gotten multiple versions of that knight + bishop sac line and won lots of quick games, it's so deadly - BUT, it should be noted that another great option for White is 7. Qe2!?, pinning the pawn, with Bxf4, Bb5, and sometimes Nxe5 on the way. It's the line Levy has recommended, and if Black doesnt know what they're doing (which, if they played 3...exf4, they probably don't), White can decimate in this line too. Worth checking out.
hey Danya hey everybody, I've analyzed the position after 13.Kd6 and it's completely equal because after Qxf6 black has Be7 linking the rooks. Ne7+ Kc5 Qf2+ Qd4 Nxh8 Qxf2+ Kxf2+ and the knight on h8 is trapped. Lots of crazy lines after that. Really helpful video nonetheless thanks Danya
At 14:00 when bishop checks, what is the response to blocking with the bishop or knight? Does it have any advantage or are u just losing pawns with a gambit style positionv
This has quickly become my fav white opening. It's sharp, tactical & seems to confuse most opponents at the beg. level. Is there an equivalent opening for black? I play Kings Indian, Sicilian hyper, but I often get into serious trouble. The Caro-Kann seems like a possible equivalent for Black. But when I try to play it usually ends in disaster for me.
I play the Vienna as white and the Caro as black. Caro is very solid, but there's some nasty traps against it that are easy to fall into. But if you know how to avoid them you'll end up in solid positions. You likely won't be winning any games quickly with sharp tactics so if that's what you're looking for as black then you might like the Scandinavian against e4. Against d4 the Albin counter gambit is also sharp and tactical (specifically it's against the Queens gambit).
@@CaptKnuckles - Well, I feel kind of stuck in the Vienna w. white at this point. I think what I w. it is the quick development. Against most players I can get an advantageous position. I've gotten a lot better w. Kings Indian & Sicilian as black. I seem to do pretty well w. both and get into less trouble these days. But to be honest mostly what I enjoy doing these days is exacting retribution on people who bring their queen out early for all the times before people did that to me. I fear them not now!
@@mcsequoia5107 Interesting! I feel like as I'm getting to know the Vienna more, I'm getting consistently better positions from it. I'll still lose but that's just cus I'm bad haha Nice! Punish those early queen heathens
I love Gotham but you simply are much more articulate. Your style of teaching is unmatched. I’ve learn some things from Gotham but it’s mostly for entertainment. When I wanna learn, it’s danya
@@BodhiGeraci I agree, Gotham is more of an entertainer than educator. He does sell courses though and you'd have to see those to actually compare the difference between IM and GM level analysis.
Vienna game and especially gambit lines are probably my all time favourites! I just love the follow ups if they for some reason accept the gambit.Though the problem is (as Danya said) that after certain level ppl know the best lines for black and games become somewhat boring.
In my game just now, playing as White, I won by opening the f file. I didn't play the Vienna Gambit (the game was a Sicilian Defence, Alapin Variation), but the principle remained the same. I got my Knight to f7, defended by my Rook, and forked Black's Queen and Rook.
There should be Qe3 to defend it,after Rxf2,Kxf2,Qtakes and dxe3 but then black has to defend his pawn on e6,but probably the best line to equalize or being at least close(this i calculated because looked to me the same way as you at first)
What if black plays Qe7 pinning the pawn to our king? What is the best move for white then? Talking about the vienna gambit accepted and pushing the pawn attackikg knight
The vienna is how I get games with 99% accuracy. It is all you need in life. I have no credit and no money in my bank account. My wife left me and took the kids but it doesn't matter. I have my vienna and no one can take that away. Bless you danya ur vids are amazing.
I can relate, kind of lmfao
3. … d4 takes it away :(
@@SpliefDaGrief thankfully, that move is illegal, as pawns can’t move 3 squares in one move
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@@jonathanpf5186 d5*
Daily dose of Danya before blundering my queen on move 8
OMEGALUL
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I feel attacked
Lol me too. I listen to this guy and how well he explains the theory, the tactics, etc etc. And I think to myself, "I can DO this, let's GO" and 60-70% of the time, I crap the bed...
But to be fair, I have gotten better in the last year, so there is that.
Will keep tuning in.
Good luck.
Not move 6?
"Now we have a really cool idea" is Danya's verison of "So there's a funny line"
eric rosen subscriber spotted
11:32
Daniel: let's go e4
Opponent goes e5
Daniel: ok so the game is essentially over
Haha
Me when I face the Sicilian for the 2403th time:
This was funny 2 years ago, and it's funny now :D
Daniel: this is pretty much resignable for black
Me: D3
Danya: It's not D3
Me: 🤡
😂
Thanks Danya, I watch every video of yours and being able to have a GM such as yourself help us explore the game is unbelievable. I've been playing the Pirc and Danish Gambit around 1500 but you've inspired me to move on to the Accel Dragon and Vienna Gambit. I would love it if you could explore the Vienna in an openings video to help me out...! Again thanks so much
oh man those Vienna lines starting around 11:30 are really nice
you mean "Vayyenna"
i think you mean those Vienna lines starting around 0:00 to 23:55 are very nice
First time I experienced a deep learning of chess. You're a great teacher/explainer. A perfect mix of your love for the game and a reserved distance, and it is obvious you have a very good feel for the audience your are talking to, something almost all chess players of your very high caliber lack.
I just want to see that all of these chess speedrun videos are so relaxing and fun to watch, Daniel just knows his stuff so well and is so calm and patient through the whole thing and I have learnt a lot. Keep it up!
“This move will get you many dates” 😂😂😂😂
Opponent has 8 minutes+ left on the clock, a huge time advantage, and spends 4 seconds on a move that blunders his queen and immediately resigns 😂
Lmfao
I mean you can anticipate fork but you don't kniw when you walk into fork.
I absolutely love the Vienna! Completely destroyed someone the other day when he accepted the gambit
I just love these in deprh analysis and also giving us some time to think about the next move. Nost underrsted chess content here
4:59 tactical play
9:09 e x f4 line
9:50 d6 line
12:08 Kf6
2:55 "Never play to win a pawn while your development is yet unfinished" -Aron Nimzowitsch
Loving all the Vienna content recently. I've been looking for more content to supplement Levy's course. Would also love to see some games with 2.b3 lines against the French and Sicilian.
yesssss I love it when danya uploads its my favorite thing on youtube. thanks!!
the best chess content creator
By far
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I think others have their strengths but I like how mature and collected Danya is. He’s represents chess & grandmasters with class.
I’ve been trying to learn chess and came across your channel. You are by dar the best chess teacher I’ve come across this far in my search. Watching your videos has helped me improve immensely
In addition to the positional play ,i love the fact that you included the tactical lines.Thank you !
calling it a ruy lopez on steroids is incredibly accurate. knowing every variant is hard but very fun and very very rewarding. my favorite line is vienna gambit offer, they d5 decline,bishop pin Nc3, e5 take, Qe2, bishop out for a very clean longcastle setup with open rook. Qg4 is an instant win if they dont see and gambit accepted is +2 with hanging black pawn and no opposing pieces out. can also transform into a 3 knights at turn 3 for extra confusion
I play Vienna and the gambit a lot so this was very instructional. Thank you Daniel.
"believe it or not it's very complex..." - I believe you Danya
"Its like a ruy lopez on steroids" that was the best description of vienna xD
Даня, спасибо. очень познавательно. не ожидал, что ты ещё так здорово обучаешь.
и очень, конечно, смешно, когда ты изображаешь "рашин аксент"
My favorite opening/gambit!! Super pumped for this video.
Black: I'm up 5 pieces!
Also black: I resign
12:50 I almost died of laughing idk why
UuughguugUghUUghgUghgh...yeah this is mate
Man glitched lmao
Lmao same 🤣
I love your content Danya
This is phenomenal!!! Thank you so so much!
Best online chess teacher on the planet at the moment. Thank you sir.
Thank you danya for yet another priceless chess learning tool!
I am so pumped that Danya did a vienna gambit masterclass. So sick
The line you showed at 10:45 in the vienna gambit.. I play this all the time. Only difference is after they play exd4, rather than take the pawn on f4 with my bishop, I just short castle. When I do this, my opponent thinks I hung my knight EVERY time. Then I sac the LSB and win their queen. And if they don't immediately take the bishop, I have rook e1. 👍
Shoutout to Daniel for making me regret fucking up my sleep schedule slightly less
Amazing stuff. Such speed of thought, awesome!
2:40 does he explain the taking on e4? he forgets to explain sometimes so that's why I was wondering if by chance I didn't notice the calculation. maybe he was trying to explain at 20:25 and was side tracked. maybe 17:05 bxe4 and that's why he drew a diagonal line to it at 2:40
16:24
Thanks for this amazing Vienna gambit line! The computer however, gives the defense: After white takes the f pawn with the bishop, black does'nt take the kight but checks with the queen! 9. Bxf4,Qe7+ ! Afterward we get a totally different line...
5:42 This man literally calculated whole game to the end in this short moment, right?
He calculated a line the oppo didn't even play but ofc he had to so he could be sure his move was good anyway
just wanted to let you know that i really appreciate these videos always end up crushing my opponents after I watch them!!!!!!
I love how he still quotes Charlie
Timestamp?
@@RahulSingh-zo7sm 20:25
Leaving a comment on this 2 year old Vienna video to say that this is why i play 6. d3 in this line (which is super common at my level) instead of 6. O-O, because Black's two most common follow-ups are 6... a6 as seen in this game, or 6... Be7, and in both cases, 7. Bxc6 Bxc6 8. fxe5 dxe5 9. Nxe5 does indeed win a pawn. (Note that because White hasn't castled yet, there is no Qd4+ to pick up the knight.) Granted, Black better play 8... Ng4! in the Be7 line to not be lost, but very few people know that, and the evaluation is at least +2 after winning the pawn, threatening to take the c6 bishop and further cripple Black's pawn structure, making all endgames better for White.
Additionally, the lines at 9:56 are some of my favorite in the Vienna, I've gotten multiple versions of that knight + bishop sac line and won lots of quick games, it's so deadly - BUT, it should be noted that another great option for White is 7. Qe2!?, pinning the pawn, with Bxf4, Bb5, and sometimes Nxe5 on the way. It's the line Levy has recommended, and if Black doesnt know what they're doing (which, if they played 3...exf4, they probably don't), White can decimate in this line too. Worth checking out.
i actually got to pull of this exact checkmating variation shown at 10:43 in one of my own games a couple of weeks ago!
hey Danya hey everybody, I've analyzed the position after 13.Kd6 and it's completely equal because after Qxf6 black has Be7 linking the rooks. Ne7+ Kc5 Qf2+ Qd4 Nxh8 Qxf2+ Kxf2+ and the knight on h8 is trapped. Lots of crazy lines after that. Really helpful video nonetheless thanks Danya
i love him when he seems/is wasted just chillin
I saw all variations you mentioned here, everytime I get it right. Means I am doing good now. Thanks Danya 👍❤️
I want Daniel to sign my chess board or just his signature
I seriously adore him, he's my favorite chess player.
I love your videos daniel!
How did a 1600 NOT see that fork loosing his queen?????
Beautiful content, thank you!
nice content as always and can u do the evans next?
At 14:00 when bishop checks, what is the response to blocking with the bishop or knight? Does it have any advantage or are u just losing pawns with a gambit style positionv
This has quickly become my fav white opening. It's sharp, tactical & seems to confuse most opponents at the beg. level.
Is there an equivalent opening for black? I play Kings Indian, Sicilian hyper, but I often get into serious trouble. The Caro-Kann seems like a possible equivalent for Black.
But when I try to play it usually ends in disaster for me.
The Caro-Kann isn't as tactical as the Vienna Gambit. It's much more positional, IMO.
Then again, I'm only a 1350, so what do I know? :P
I play the Vienna as white and the Caro as black. Caro is very solid, but there's some nasty traps against it that are easy to fall into. But if you know how to avoid them you'll end up in solid positions. You likely won't be winning any games quickly with sharp tactics so if that's what you're looking for as black then you might like the Scandinavian against e4. Against d4 the Albin counter gambit is also sharp and tactical (specifically it's against the Queens gambit).
@@CaptKnuckles - Well, I feel kind of stuck in the Vienna w. white at this point. I think what I w. it is the quick development. Against most players I can get an advantageous position.
I've gotten a lot better w. Kings Indian & Sicilian as black. I seem to do pretty well w. both and get into less trouble these days.
But to be honest mostly what I enjoy doing these days is exacting retribution on people who bring their queen out early for all the times before people did that to me. I fear them not now!
@@mcsequoia5107 Interesting! I feel like as I'm getting to know the Vienna more, I'm getting consistently better positions from it. I'll still lose but that's just cus I'm bad haha
Nice! Punish those early queen heathens
I just finished Levy's course and this was such a nice supplement. Vienna is love, Vienna is life
I'm a simple man, I see danya I click
I actually managed to get that crazy line in a blitz game, after seeing this video! Best feeling ever!
I love Gotham but you simply are much more articulate. Your style of teaching is unmatched. I’ve learn some things from Gotham but it’s mostly for entertainment. When I wanna learn, it’s danya
The difference between a GM and IM is small but large
@@jamesgreenwood1703 it’s not that at all. Plenty of IMs go into depth and properly explain what the ideas are; Gotham doesn’t do that by a long shot
@@jamesgreenwood1703 gms are not necessarily better teachers.
@@BodhiGeraci I agree, Gotham is more of an entertainer than educator. He does sell courses though and you'd have to see those to actually compare the difference between IM and GM level analysis.
Ruy Lopez on Steroid is now my favorite opening
Great just great Danya!!!
Please more Vienna games...👍👍👍
1:31 mfw sword only has 1 side
Love the explanations and detailed explanations of your thought process! Great videos!!!
daniel thank you for your input
8:13 I FOUND THE MOVE!!!!
I’m going to get so many dates with that move!
Let’s be honest Daniel looks sharp in black
watched this, and immediately played the best game of my life with a similar passive defense as that first player
7:40 knight a4 is a good would be a good move or not ?
21:03 Whenever I tell a good joke.
This was fantastic!
Vienna game and especially gambit lines are probably my all time favourites! I just love the follow ups if they for some reason accept the gambit.Though the problem is (as Danya said) that after certain level ppl know the best lines for black and games become somewhat boring.
Danya how often do you attend Charlotte chess club tournaments? I live in the area and I was hoping to possibly meet you
Thank you teacher🙏🏽
Finally a Vienna video!
In my game just now, playing as White, I won by opening the f file. I didn't play the Vienna Gambit (the game was a Sicilian Defence, Alapin Variation), but the principle remained the same. I got my Knight to f7, defended by my Rook, and forked Black's Queen and Rook.
Great vid. Thx!
12:40 insane
You’re the man Danya
Love the speedrun,never miss it.but still don't understand how you prevent smortherd mate (16:50) ,Qg1 Rg1 Nf2 mate ryt ?
nah you can take the queen with king (kxg1) and there's no smothering
@@john-paullay8931 totally missed that ...
Been playing for 4 months, winning a lot against the 1400-1500 on lichess, thanks sensey danya 🙏
Do you know? Danya is making many mouse slip in this back. It made me suspicious, but it made my day.
@21:17 , after Qf3, why shouldn't black play Rf8?
There should be Qe3 to defend it,after Rxf2,Kxf2,Qtakes and dxe3 but then black has to defend his pawn on e6,but probably the best line to equalize or being at least close(this i calculated because looked to me the same way as you at first)
What if black plays Qe7 pinning the pawn to our king? What is the best move for white then? Talking about the vienna gambit accepted and pushing the pawn attackikg knight
22:40 how about knight f4 here giving up a pawn for black
I love the Vienna...such a fun opening to play
Lol "this move will get you SO many dates"
LETS GO
At 11:24 can we just Bg5+?
Daniel makes me feel like I can play like Daniel. Wrong feeling, but I like it.
At 11:20, why not Bg5+ to win the queen?
Because of nf6 blocking the check, this doesn't win the queen
This is exactly what I need
Nice lines in the Vienna
Ngl im just a Vienna merchant nowadays. Nice line to learn here. "ICBM vatiation" 💀
oh wow that was a very sexy line indeed
Ah yes. a way for mr to lose more peaces
Crazy skills, gotta learn the vienna
which is the best repertoire course available for Vienna opening?
I want to see what Daniel sees in his head when He puts his Head in his hand and Calculates.
THE GOAT
Great vid, but can you do some more on the vienna?
583 likes, 0 dislikes that's not something you see everyday