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For the puzzle of the day: Qxf1!! Brilliant sacrifice to clear the f2 square for the knight, and after the forced Nxf1, Nf2! wins back the queen and black is comfortably a piece up in the endgame
► Chapters 00:00 Aggressive Budapest Gambit Chess Opening Against 1.d4 00:58 4...d6, Gambit Style (Adler Variation) 01:12 1st Trap, White loses their queen 01:53 If White doesn't fall for the queen trap 04:08 If White plays 4.f4 to defend the e5-pawn 05:36 If White plays 4.e4, Alekhine Variation 07:24 White's queen is trapped again! 07:49 If White plays 6.Nf3 in Alekhine Variation 09:45 If White plays 4.Qd4 11:10 Quiz: Puzzle of the day 11:21 If White plays 4.Bf4, Rubinstein Variation 14:28 If White doesn't accept the gambit, plays 3.d5 16:51 If White plays the London System
Just played this today and promptly forgot about the bishop to G3 and castled instead. He went Knight to C3 so on a larf I went pawn to B5 and he took it with his Knight! BAM! Bishop to G3 check, discovered attack on the Queen and resignation after move 10! What a sweet response to d4. Keep 'em coming Mr. Smirnov!
I watched Eric Rosen's videos about it too and I'm thinking this one is more beneficial in terms of simplicity of the moves, easy to understand, thank you sir 🙌
I like the queen sacrifice but rook d1 might win more material. it pins the knight and even if he moves his king to c1 you can take the knight with rook. then bxd2, QxF1+, after the king moves Qxa1
these video keep coming even if these opening are actually unsound...the videos where you were explaining strategy, pawn structures, positional concepts, to take is a mistake were sooooo much better. Please do them again
Speaking of "to take is a mistake", what if, when we play d6, the opponent just doesn't take ? It just seems like we want the bishop there to threaten things on the d file, but if the opponent just doesn't take, nothing is happening there, and your bishop might have some trouble developing because you blocked it.
Hello and merry Christmas 🎄 I like your videos and your advices. I have a question. If the white doesn't play xd6 what do you recommend in any case. Thank you very much!!
12:45 what if instead taking the knight with the king black plays Knight d5 counterattacking your queen and threatening the same fork in the next move ?
Hi, I'm just wondering what to do if white plays 1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e5 3. dxe5 Ng4 4. Nf3 d6 5. Bg5? It seems pretty annoying and according to Stockfish, the best move is Qd7 and then after exd6 there is Bxd6, but no more attack. Thanks
@@GMIgorSmirnov 12:45 what if instead taking the knight with the king black plays Knight d5 counterattacking your queen and threatening the same fork in the next move ?😮
I opened 1 Nf3 Nf6 2 d4 and the opponent played e5 imagining I had played c4 because he wanted to play the Budapest. Yes, you see incredible blunders very early.
The only chess question I had for over a year now is how to punish users who immediately fincheto both bishop as soon as the game starts. It don't matter what color they use. They do the same thing. I hate those users And mostly loose when they do that.
@@ingogoldbeck2886 I love tennison gambit against Caro-kann it's way better than getting into any of Caro theory which black probably knows better than me.
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This is best chess channel for the people who want to understand and learn chess. There are some other channels but this is the best. If I had money for his online courses I would not think to join in it even for a sec. But i am happy and feeling MYSELF lucky I found this channel. Thanks again for publishing the best chess videos! Thanks for your effort, nobody helped me in chess as much as you.
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Puzzle: Qxf1, Nxf1, Nf2+, Nxe4
For the puzzle of the day:
Qxf1!! Brilliant sacrifice to clear the f2 square for the knight, and after the forced Nxf1, Nf2! wins back the queen and black is comfortably a piece up in the endgame
nice one :P !
► Chapters
00:00 Aggressive Budapest Gambit Chess Opening Against 1.d4
00:58 4...d6, Gambit Style (Adler Variation)
01:12 1st Trap, White loses their queen
01:53 If White doesn't fall for the queen trap
04:08 If White plays 4.f4 to defend the e5-pawn
05:36 If White plays 4.e4, Alekhine Variation
07:24 White's queen is trapped again!
07:49 If White plays 6.Nf3 in Alekhine Variation
09:45 If White plays 4.Qd4
11:10 Quiz: Puzzle of the day
11:21 If White plays 4.Bf4, Rubinstein Variation
14:28 If White doesn't accept the gambit, plays 3.d5
16:51 If White plays the London System
Lovely episode! You are teaching not only techniques , but the way thinking to play interesting chess!
Is positional chess not interesting for you?
I had trouble against 4.Bf4, Rubinstein Variation, now this video clarifies that variation. Thanks Igor for this video
Thankyou Igor your lessons keep getting better and better
I always like he consistency in quality chess advice from your content, this opening should be called the the 7 deadly traps of the Budapest.
Magnificant analysis igor... keep it up and hava a pleasant day.
Just played this today and promptly forgot about the bishop to G3 and castled instead. He went Knight to C3 so on a larf I went pawn to B5 and he took it with his Knight! BAM! Bishop to G3 check, discovered attack on the Queen and resignation after move 10! What a sweet response to d4. Keep 'em coming Mr. Smirnov!
Thanks for the video Igor. I wish you can make a video on the Pirc defense.
Thank you Mr. Smirnov.
I watched Eric Rosen's videos about it too and I'm thinking this one is more beneficial in terms of simplicity of the moves, easy to understand, thank you sir 🙌
Super awesome moves at 15:20
11:17 - QxB
if NxQ, follow up with Nf2 fork
I like the queen sacrifice but rook d1 might win more material. it pins the knight and even if he moves his king to c1 you can take the knight with rook. then bxd2, QxF1+, after the king moves Qxa1
1.----R-d8, 2.N-f3.
Wonderful Insights Sir..
Thanks!
I love your longer videos
I'm sticking with hartlaub charlick and love it! never had fun playing black at all until that. now to get rid oft he scandinavian
Hello Igor, can you make a series for endgames?
You have many videos for opening and middlegame but now, endgames.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Best person for learning chess
Qxf1+
knight takes back the Nf2+ winning the queen for free because the knight is not defending the queen so black wins a bishop
these video keep coming even if these opening are actually unsound...the videos where you were explaining strategy, pawn structures, positional concepts, to take is a mistake were sooooo much better. Please do them again
Speaking of "to take is a mistake", what if, when we play d6, the opponent just doesn't take ? It just seems like we want the bishop there to threaten things on the d file, but if the opponent just doesn't take, nothing is happening there, and your bishop might have some trouble developing because you blocked it.
@@noobiesensei6281 exactly
Master Igor you've single handedly raised my rating for free. I've become a swashbuckling black player due to your lines.
Hello and merry Christmas 🎄
I like your videos and your advices.
I have a question. If the white doesn't play xd6 what do you recommend in any case. Thank you very much!!
Merry Christmas 🎄
12:45 what if instead taking the knight with the king black plays Knight d5 counterattacking your queen and threatening the same fork in the next move ?
What a wild gambit woah. :P
Budapest Gambit ! I'm likin it.
Sir make a video against english opening🙏
Thank you oh wise and mighty one...
Dear igor, your hint to check the englund gambit in case of no c4 doesnt make sense when you already have chosen to play nf6 😊.
Very cool
Can you make a video about the old indian defence as opening against 1. d4?
1:05 instead of exd6 what if h3? All fails!
Nxe5
At 12:55 what if White replies Qb3 to be followed by Nd5 or Nb5 ? With his Bf4 still there the tricks shown in thus video do not work.
Did you ever get any solution on this ? I am in the same position currently
crazy opening
Qxf1+ Nxf1, Nf2+ Ke1, Nxe4
Hi, I'm just wondering what to do if white plays 1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e5 3. dxe5 Ng4 4. Nf3 d6 5. Bg5? It seems pretty annoying and according to Stockfish, the best move is Qd7 and then after exd6 there is Bxd6, but no more attack. Thanks
In a tournament playing the Rubinstein variation after 7...Qxf6 my opponent played 8.Qc1 d6 I had t I settle for a draw,you have an recommendations??
Devious Thumbnail 🥶
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Black move is casteling O-O-O
1:23 If the bishop go to e3 instead, it wouldn't work to win the queen.
I am sorry, but I am strongly convinced that White never go c4 after d4, they go Nf3 first to avoid any tactics against d4-c4 setup
It’s the most common move…
It’s the most common move
I play Nf3 to avoid the Budapest too. But Nf3 is also committal. What if you wanted a pawn on f3 to play the Samisch against the King's Indian?
Damn you're so good :P
Thank you for watching!
@@GMIgorSmirnov 12:45 what if instead taking the knight with the king black plays Knight d5 counterattacking your queen and threatening the same fork in the next move ?😮
@@GMIgorSmirnovby the way i bought your training package but seems like the site does not work today
In case we don't know the player style and the game goes like 1. d4 Nf6, 2. Bf4 then how to continue as black??
And what if 6.e3?? Nobody answers here :(
qxbf1 check,nxq +nf2 check
I opened 1 Nf3 Nf6 2 d4 and the opponent played e5 imagining I had played c4 because he wanted to play the Budapest. Yes, you see incredible blunders very early.
I'm intrigued by Q-G3, but it's tricky.
Qh4 checkmate
The only chess question I had for over a year now is how to punish users who immediately fincheto both bishop as soon as the game starts. It don't matter what color they use. They do the same thing. I hate those users And mostly loose when they do that.
Fianchetto is my kryptonite
Fianchetto is my kryptonite
close the position and set up a bishop and queen battery on the side they castle and trade of the bishops
Qxf1 nxf1 nf2+ fork
1.Qxf1+ Nxf1
2.Nf2+ is the winning idea for black
😮
But, what about 5. Bg5 instead of exd6? Isn't it winning for white?
QxN!
Why is it called Budapest Defense? Who played it?
Is it Stafford gambit in reverse?
No, just check the stafford gambit
@@ingogoldbeck2886 ah, I meant tennison gambit, but it was late at night and I mixed 2 thoughts into one.
@@vladislavshevchenko634 yes now i see it, correct. Tennison reversed
@@ingogoldbeck2886 I love tennison gambit against Caro-kann it's way better than getting into any of Caro theory which black probably knows better than me.
Why do you show the board upside down?
My students have a hard time
Puzzle queen take f8
...QxB+, NxQ followed by royal fork
Rook then knight then queen
Yabaiii
qxbf1,knytxq then knytf2 double check
Qf1 leads to SHENANIGANS!
😂 let's challenge is all I say.
I know what I'm doing with the next 17 mins.
this gambit doesn't work!White just play 5.h3
You don't get it
maybe, explain to me@@thimobaumgartner8673