The Accelerated Panov Variation | Tricky Lines in the Caro-Kann Defense | IM Alex Astaneh
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
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In this video, IM Alex Astaneh is continuing the Caro-Kann Defense series with the so-called Accelerated-Panov Variation. The Accelerated Panov Variation can be reached via the move order: 1.e4 c6 2.c4. This move order can also lead to the Panov-Botvinnik Attack, that will be covered in a separate video. After 2...d5 3.exd5 cxd5 4.cxd5 Nf6, we reach the position from where the analysis of the different variations starts.
The main focus of this video is on black's best responses to white's last moves:
3:18 5.Qa4+
10:58 5.Be5+
18:35 5.Nc3
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Very nice ❤️
Keep making videos on caro kann defence as it is my main opening reportier.
Clearly best lessons out there. Clear, well structured, not rushed and w/o anything unnecessary. Subscribed!
Make a chessable course on Caro-Cann, please.
Awesome - thank you so much for this valuable content!
I was researching the accelerated Panov attack as a weapon against the Caro-Kann (as it is pretty uncommon but still sound), and there were nextto no resources in UA-cam. So I'm pleasantly surprised that chessfactor serendipitously uploaded a video on it the day after my researching struggles!
What a timing 😉
me too
Great coverage for a not so common opening. Must watch for serious caro-kahn players.
Great to hear that you liked the video. Definitely a must-know variation for Caro-Kann players. That's why we did the video 😉.
I play it all the time as white. Its a hit or miss for me since I only play it for fun. Now, after watching this video, I have some ideas how to counter black's counterplay. lol
I encounter it like every 5th time
Had the Accellerated Panov played against me for the first time in a tournament (Qa4+ variation) and got blown off the board. My opponent was much higher rated than me and helped me learn some of the theory after the game, but this was so much more helpful. Thank you for the incredible explinations!
This is great, because actually it’s also very useful for non-CK players who want to go c6 vs the English. This is the only CK variation they need to know.
I exclusively play the Caro against e4 and I had this variation played against me for the first time today. I almost had a heart attack.
Excellent
Thanks!
Thank you, sir. I saw a GM play this on Lichess. I hadn't seen this opening before yesterday. Your explanation was easy to understand.
i never knew how many lines in this opwninig.sure ill lose all my matches without knowng those variations,
so thank you for ur time and effort and how u explained and cover all these lines. thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuu.
Super analysis, crystal clear, with explanations on plans, threats, and ideas for each move. Very helpful, thanks!
You are a gem of a teacher
GREAT JUST GREAT!!!!!! Thank you.👍👍👍
The next variation for your Caro-Kann repertoire 😉
@@Chessfactor the book that i bought at amazon is awesone!!! thanks. this guy Victor Bologan knows his stuff on the Caro Kann....👏👏👏
Glad to hear that you like the book!
Great lesson! Accelerated panov attack is not a common opening but sometimes my opponent plays and now I know how to play against this. The grünfeld-like version was very beautiful at the and. Tysm ^^
Thanks for covering - its my only response to the Kann and have been pretty successful with it
First time seeing this played today against me, I immediately took with the queen and my game was hell... glad I was able to find this video so this doesn't happen to me ever again.
Wow, very good explanation, focussing on ideas and motifs instead on variations. Thanks a lot!
Perfect video.! perfect comment! thanks Alex..👍👌...
so great content from this channel, love your coverage Alex :D Hadden't seen any theory on this rare opening that make me think at move 3 ahah
These videos are super instructive ! I would love to see an "episode" on the Nakhmanson gambit :)
Great explanation of this variation
Loved the Intermezzo part! Brilliant! Liked and Subbed!
Dude you're a legend!!! Thanks so much for making this video
Just what I was looking for, great video
Love playing the accelerated panov as white. Works very well at club level.
Excellent video, I just got crushed cause I didn't know how to play this line, and now you've helped me a lot.
But I have a question, what if white decides to advance the d5 pawn to d6 quickly?
Ponziani Opening : Jaenisch neumann gambit.. when white played c3 after the 2 knights defense.. the opening book shows this
wonderful I was looking for some theory on this position thank you so much for this
Thank you so much for this video!
Hi chessfactor team and IM Alex ❤️🔥👍
Hi there 😉.
Really helpful and great tips. I learned some new patterns and that’s not easy at my age. 😅
Pretty nice video. Great new content
Brilliant! Thank you!
Thanks 👍
Very good!
Just lost a game with this!! Thanks, so glad that I found this channel..
obviously the best stuff !!!=)
Thanx sir
You have an excellent presentation style, so hats off for that. I do think you should perhaps have spent more time on the main line. White has 2 alternative plans there that might be wise for a black player to know about. The first is an early h4, typically on move 8 directly after 7...g6. While this is not particularly special on the computer, I feel that the black player must at least understand how they should react if they want to play these structures. The second is more subtle, namely playing 9. Qb3 and 10. Bg5 instead of Bd3 and 0-0. Vassily Smyslov has played this, albeit by transposition, so it is surely not without merit. The idea is to make black's e5 break unappealing and thus secure a small but persistent edge. Again, something for black players to prepare, particularly if they take the video advice and concentrate purely on positions including the move ...e5.
Nakhmanson gambit incoming
Edit: a player just declined my nakhmanson gambit in chess.com
Hey sir,can you explain closed sicilian ?
Glad you ask! Basically there are already some Sicilian Defense videos available on our channel. You can check them in this playlist: ua-cam.com/video/LWUjbWze8FU/v-deo.html
On our website, you can also find more videos about Sicilian Defense. Check it out!
my brain hurts
at 7:55, would white playing bishop e3 work (instead of white castling) to prevent black playing knight b3?
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Definitely a good decision 🙂
Can't we push D5 to D6 5:02 . If cxd6 the opponent would also get an iqp position that with development we would be in good shape through the storm.
this absolutely terrifies players below 1400. It is very aggressive and is rarely played
I'm 1400 and I have 85% success with this variation and no one has ever played it against me.
Ok