CRUSH EVERYONE - The Vienna Opening

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  • Опубліковано 11 січ 2025

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  • @ManasShedge
    @ManasShedge 8 місяців тому +3

    1. If black play's xf4 (accepting) 1:18
    We push the pawn forward
    if they play Qe2 1:40
    If black backs the knight 3:02
    2. If they play's Nc6 (defence) 7:20
    If they play's d3 (defence 2) 7:55
    3. If they play's d5 (mainline) 10:22
    If black plays knight Xnc3 b pawn

  • @robertork2505
    @robertork2505 Рік тому +15

    Insane video. Been playing the Vienna for a while, only knowing the basics, but I wanted to go a step further and this video is exactly what I was looking for.

    • @liljackypaper
      @liljackypaper 10 місяців тому

      Check this out bro, insanely helpful and free

  • @hollowayfan0586
    @hollowayfan0586 Рік тому +11

    Thank you so much for these. You’re the most in depth chess creator I’ve ever seen. It’s amazing that this is free

  • @epsliondelta6850
    @epsliondelta6850 Рік тому +47

    Literally first game after watching got the Anderson defence…. easy win from that. Anderson defence and max Lange look very similar to kings gambit positions…

  • @shivekagrawal4412
    @shivekagrawal4412 Рік тому +31

    Hello Volclus
    First of all, Really thank you for these masterclasses that you give for free tysm
    Second of all, when i learn my opening i get great position
    now i have a problem in taking advantage of my great position

    • @rebnac
      @rebnac 4 місяці тому

      Same

    • @NCSurf888
      @NCSurf888 2 місяці тому +1

      Learning an opening is one thing... learning chess skill is another. You will need to focus on puzzles, and not just finding one move at a time, fully calculating and visualizing each puzzle. Which will teach you not only to find tactics, but to calculate lines, to visualize the board in future positions, and to look for the opponents responses to your ideas or for your opponents threats in general. Good opening knowledge can definitely get you winning positions, but if you can't calculate, find weaknesses, spot tactics for both players, etc... you will still lose winning positions. Don't focus so much on openings if this is your problem, focus on becoming stronger at the fundamentals and at tactics. Then go back to applying your strong opening and you will be sailing.

  • @jaivanttitus
    @jaivanttitus Рік тому +10

    Volclus... love your videos!!
    I don't think I've ever commented on your videos before, but I just have to say, you are a really big help. With your 40 minute traxler counterattack video, I managed to get a 66% win rate with the traxler! I have been watching you since you had 8,000 subscribers, watching your shorts since then. I do sometimes see other channels re-upload your videos, but I forget the name.
    By the way, did anyone notice the position at 7:25 looks like a Halloween gambit?

    • @Volclus
      @Volclus  Рік тому +4

      People re-uploading chess videos is sadly a problem that all of us chess youtubers face, but people like you are the reason I really enjoy making these videos and why I will always continue.

    • @jaivanttitus
      @jaivanttitus Рік тому +1

      @@Volclus Thank you!!

  • @tenzennicholas2127
    @tenzennicholas2127 Рік тому +2

    Thank you so much, this video is absolutely the best Vienna overview on youtube. I put the Vienna gambit down for a while because I thought the main line was very dry but after watching this I see how interesting it is. Subscribed for sure!!!!

  • @grumpypenguin5043
    @grumpypenguin5043 Рік тому +3

    Thanks to excruciating detail on the variations in the video, vienna is winning me every goddamn game. Thank you

  • @maybe3432
    @maybe3432 Рік тому +7

    Thanks man I watched so many Vienna videos and none of them go as deep as this one does. Was really wondering why my winrate with white decreased heavily. Turns out I could have won so many games had I just known these moves lol.

  • @theairislovely
    @theairislovely Рік тому +1

    goated chess youtuber. the thumbnails and every element of the video is made with hard work this guy deserves like 7 million subs.

  • @sacheinsaravanakumar8848
    @sacheinsaravanakumar8848 Рік тому +2

    You are amazing Bro, I play the Vienna it is one of my favorite openings but don't have a great guide and now I do!! Thank you So much.

  • @Archer7557
    @Archer7557 9 місяців тому

    Bro your videos are top notch informationally, I’m just breaking into openings and you cover just about every line I’ve seen played against these openings. Great job!

  • @Ace_Guardian
    @Ace_Guardian Рік тому +5

    I usually play scotch against e5 and this opening seems promising too ! Thanks for the great video 😄

  • @adamanonymous6885
    @adamanonymous6885 Рік тому +5

    as a lifelong King's Gambit player, I find it interesting how often these positions are not just similar, but quite literally identical to well-known KG positions, and yet the two openings have such different reputations.

    • @nb-eq6rw
      @nb-eq6rw Рік тому

      Both openings are considered dubious.. no?

    • @adamanonymous6885
      @adamanonymous6885 Рік тому

      @@nb-eq6rw tbh I've not heard many saying the Vienna is dubious... and for sure, I don't think the Vienna carries the same reputation as the King's Gambit, which is just openly laughed at nowadays as an opening exclusively for maniacs and tricksters

    • @luciancrosby6331
      @luciancrosby6331 Рік тому

      ​@@adamanonymous6885yes because the kings gambit is much more dubious than the vienna gambit

    • @valerioharvey7289
      @valerioharvey7289 20 днів тому

      ​@@adamanonymous6885i dont see whats behind the KG hate

  • @mirkomisic5884
    @mirkomisic5884 Місяць тому

    Thank you for this explanation. Yesterday I came across a clip, I connected four wins. I just looked at the basics. Thank you.

  • @justahuman5342
    @justahuman5342 Рік тому +2

    This is going to help me very much. I play the vienna! Thank you

  • @shiverstich
    @shiverstich 7 місяців тому +2

    I've Played some hundred games with vienna and most of them really went good. It's a really good opening at all levels, evryone should try it and BTW thank you because i little bit sucked at the max lange defense part but because of your free masterclass i'm able to tackle that, Keep it up buddy.
    EDIT: Can you make a video like this on modern Defense?

  • @prplt
    @prplt Рік тому +4

    there's also one tricky line in the 2 knights variation if they retreat the knight back to c6 and then after e5 they pin the pawn with the Queen you should unpin it with the bishop instead of the Q because otherwise they hit you with Nxd4 and it gets really bad (even tho the engine still thinks it's better for white lol)

  • @RyanSmith-qh7sr
    @RyanSmith-qh7sr Рік тому +2

    Bro you're so underrated, I like your chess trap videos the most

  • @ricardomorattelrandriamiha6391

    Nice video... Thanks for remaking it🔥

  • @Itsmooonbeam
    @Itsmooonbeam Рік тому

    Oh my God! I stumbled upon your channel only today and what a treasure it is! Thank you so much for the instructive videos. I hope I come back with a stronger rating. I am currently 1229.

  • @marcokleinert1827
    @marcokleinert1827 10 місяців тому

    Thanks so much for work out these structures so well and sharing it! I LOVE IT !!!!! 🥰

  • @drift7rs
    @drift7rs 8 місяців тому

    never knew about f5 ideas, these look super exciting! awesome guide:)

  • @rohitmaraviya5398
    @rohitmaraviya5398 6 місяців тому

    I played Vienna since 350elo and you changed my point of view 😮 thanks man for great moves I win lots of game through this ❤

  • @leikleik25
    @leikleik25 Рік тому +2

    Help me understand at 5:48 why the black doesn’t want to lose the pawn on c7? Isn’t it protected by the black queen only leading to a trade? Or is that the point because your already winning?

    • @Volclus
      @Volclus  Рік тому +2

      There's just no reason for black to lose another pawn, it wouldn't be the end of the world, but it would give them a bigger disadvantage.

  • @louiea4276
    @louiea4276 8 місяців тому

    Amazing video. You covered the variations quite well! Subscribed 👍

  • @samagoat
    @samagoat Рік тому +4

    Amazing guide, I just hit 1000 for the first time

  • @epsliondelta6850
    @epsliondelta6850 Рік тому +4

    If they push g5 after exf4 in the decline variation, then should you treat it as a kings gambit style position and sac the knight?

    • @Volclus
      @Volclus  Рік тому +1

      Absolutely! Playing this in Muzio gambit style is one of the best ways to play that.

  • @vrundanpatel6785
    @vrundanpatel6785 Рік тому

    I don't know how someone is soo criminally underated

  • @liljackypaper
    @liljackypaper 10 місяців тому +2

    Advice: When playing the Vienna Gambit.. if they play 4. Qe7 Qe2 5. Ng8, just play d4 right away instead of Nf3. Look into the line, you have a vicious trap if they play Qh4+ 😉

  • @mdfgreat1
    @mdfgreat1 11 місяців тому

    Finally someone going over something else besides vienna gambit accepted

  • @sheikh970
    @sheikh970 Рік тому

    Thanks for the video. I got a brilliant move on the first game I played with this!

  • @Perplexed_7
    @Perplexed_7 Рік тому +2

    Thanks a lot this helped me in my games

  • @DeJungleman
    @DeJungleman Рік тому +4

    What after KxC3 and recapture with the B pawn, they play play Pawn up to D4?

    • @Volclus
      @Volclus  Рік тому +4

      Then Bc4! Checkmate is threatened, and if they try Qe7 to defend then a simple cxd4 and we’re cleanly up a pawn. If they instead try Be6, then Bxe6, fxe6, and then Qxb7! We’ll then capture on d4 with a large advantage.

  • @usibistro
    @usibistro Рік тому +1

    I reviewed most of these lines with the engine and it's telling me everything is inaccurate. Is it a depth issue or did stockfish 16 get much better?

  • @davidmasse2829
    @davidmasse2829 Рік тому +2

    This is a pretty well made analysis of the Vienna. Try not to use the word “simply” so much. But overall it’s quality work.

  • @Perplexed_7
    @Perplexed_7 Рік тому +3

    Btw I had a question can you play the Vienna if they dont play e5 or they have to play e5 and only then you can play the Vienna?

    • @Volclus
      @Volclus  Рік тому +1

      E5 must come for it to be the Vienna

    • @Perplexed_7
      @Perplexed_7 Рік тому

      ​​@@Volclus oh ok so can you show an opening with e4 which works against whatever they play? Because i usually play the London but I want an e4 opening which works with anything

  • @alexandroskazantzidis8423
    @alexandroskazantzidis8423 Рік тому

    4:37 Doesn't Bishop to C7 win the queen here?
    And I'd guess in general, in this line if they take their queen to almost any dark square you should be able to win it (instead of the rook) with a revealed attack.

    • @drpeafowl
      @drpeafowl Рік тому +1

      No, it doesn’t. After Bc7 Qe7 covers the check and you won the pawn

  • @kingamhYT
    @kingamhYT Рік тому +2

    After Qd4 why black doesn't move the bishop to give the queen a safe square on c5

  • @usibistro
    @usibistro Рік тому +1

    22:28 I never knew knights can castle

  • @adnanghaleb2196
    @adnanghaleb2196 Рік тому +2

    Thanks

  • @explotion2500
    @explotion2500 9 місяців тому

    4:38 why not Bf7?

  • @chessboy6274
    @chessboy6274 11 місяців тому

    I prefer playing dxc3 in Vienna gambit mainline, but nice video 👍🏻

  • @yanivarc4596
    @yanivarc4596 Рік тому +1

    How do you punish them if they go g5 to hang onto the pawn in the Vienna gambit accepted? If they continue to push to g4 you basically get the Muzio gambit, but what if they don’t?

    • @Volclus
      @Volclus  Рік тому +2

      After g5, we can strike with h4! Their only way to try to play on would be g4, we play Ng5, and if h6, then Nxf7! After Kxf7 and Qxg4, we are winning because their king is insanely unsafe.

  • @gilpaquette4715
    @gilpaquette4715 7 місяців тому

    What if black accepts gambit and after white pawn to e5 , black moves knight to d5 threatening black queen to h4?

  • @troy1516
    @troy1516 6 місяців тому

    how would be best to go about memorizing this? for a beginner player 600 rating

  • @hamzaskzix
    @hamzaskzix Рік тому

    This video is much better than Gotham once

  • @usibistro
    @usibistro Рік тому +2

    Instructions unclear. My opponent played 2.Qh4

  • @Fifazockerzzz
    @Fifazockerzzz Рік тому

    Hey man, how did you learn the opening? I was looking for some complete courses but havent found anything
    Thanks in advance!

  • @brandonbuckmaster3077
    @brandonbuckmaster3077 11 місяців тому

    Can you do a nimzo indian ultimate guide?

  • @jasinaj5397
    @jasinaj5397 Рік тому

    What happens when opponent starts with d5 or c5 openings

  • @amiyrlewis153
    @amiyrlewis153 Рік тому

    Engine says 6.Qh4+ in the mainline wins!?

  • @xerikl
    @xerikl Рік тому +8

    The problem with e4 openings is you're probably going to face a variation of Sicilian defence.

    • @jaivanttitus
      @jaivanttitus Рік тому +1

      I feel it...

    • @sacheinsaravanakumar8848
      @sacheinsaravanakumar8848 Рік тому

      Against the Sicilian I go for a closed or the Wing Gambit. Against the French I also go for the Wing Gambit.

    • @ianc2601
      @ianc2601 Рік тому

      i like to respond with alapin variation (2. c3), below like 1800 sicilian players lose their minds

    • @N-ext_Step
      @N-ext_Step Рік тому +1

      As a 800 elo player, no one in my elo level plays the Sicilian and even if they do play, they don't know what to do half the time.

    • @jangamecuber
      @jangamecuber Рік тому

      The Alapin, Deferred Alapin, and Snyder are 3 good variations for beginners

  • @karthikm.g8343
    @karthikm.g8343 Рік тому +1

    I played this game a few times but most annoying is knight in the King side get pinned by Bishop

  • @Zyrexia
    @Zyrexia Рік тому

    At this point, this video is 9 months old now. But here is a vienna lover (as black) giving tips on how to improve this video variation. I play the Andersson defense and let me remind you, 2...Bc5 does NOT run into 3.f4, Fun fact: The annotation of the move should be => 3.f4?! In the andersson defense, after f4, I don't play anything that you have showed in the video. Instead, I play 3...Bxg1!? the move is kind of weird at first, but then you realise u have no knight to protect the king from check on h4. After Rxg1, Nc6 protects the pawn and lives go on. 5.fxe5 is still the best move according to stockfish, then we play, in classic gambit style, 5...d6 and after exd6, Qxd6. There are lots of things to worry about for white. Yes the queen is misplaced, but look at the position for white, the h pawn is hanging, king is far far from casting queenside, and his kingside is weak. Also my e4 e5 nf3 repertoire is based on the BGG, so 2.bc5 gives white as many chances as possible to transpose to stafford, traxeler or BGG exclusive lines. Let me remind you, my repertoire is for tactical players, if you play 1.d4 as white, I have no hopes for you to make proper use of this line.
    Why should you listen to me? idk, is 2200 rating not good enough to listen to someone? Maybe not, yeah, do as you wish. Always remember, you are playing against a human, not a computer, so giving away like 0.2, or 0.5 even, points of advantage just to get an attacking position and quick development, is not a bad choice, and you can base your repertoire around that playstyle you like.

  • @gilpaquette4715
    @gilpaquette4715 Рік тому

    As the white player, after you start with typical opening Vienna Gambit moves, you notice that your black player opponent is not making the typical normal responses, should you stop trying to play the VG and just play chess according to the current chess situation?

    • @Volclus
      @Volclus  Рік тому

      You should still try to play in the style, but never just make moves automatically

  • @Kommaer
    @Kommaer 9 місяців тому

    But how about Trompowski?

  • @pk_mks2575
    @pk_mks2575 Рік тому +2

    Brooo!!!! The video is really good, but the information is too much. How am I supposed to remember all this stuff😩😩😩

    • @Volclus
      @Volclus  Рік тому +1

      The key is don’t remember the exact moves, but rather the ideas/point of playing the moves

  • @stevenjulian8590
    @stevenjulian8590 22 дні тому

    Anyone have the PGN?

  • @regularminecraftbedrockpla2994

    25:10 rook b1 rook b1 😂

  • @eg28348
    @eg28348 Рік тому

    THE ROOK

  • @gg77tt66
    @gg77tt66 Рік тому

    🌹🌹👏

  • @artnshow13
    @artnshow13 8 місяців тому

    i join the crew