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min. 10,10 after d5 if Bxd5 black cannot play Be6 because of Bxb7. In case of exchange of queens, white would loose the right of castling but gets the rook a8. Neither c6 because white simply takes on f7. So d5 is not correct, better for black is to castle short
Excellent observation! But trust me, not everyone is as good as you are. If you got my explanation clearly at 10:10, I was explaining the possibilities from Black's viewpoint, using the evidence that I already found in the Lichess DB. What I meant to say is that, taking with the Bishop on d5, would place the Bishop in the line of a possible upcoming pin that would have occurred let's say after Black castled short before playing c6.
@@kaspachessofficial Thanks for your kind reply. But I suppose that there is no risk of queens exchanging After d5 Bxd5 00 white can play Qf3 treathening f7 and b7 and white is clearly better, or not? Anyway compliments to your channel
@@Mike-qo4kp when you check both the Lichess DB and the Masters DB, you will notice that those traps actually do occur, from time to time. Of course not always, coz at the end of the day we still have to play chess ♟️, right?
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infinite stafford ! well done master
Thanks again for this great video! So many tactics !! Very interesting opening suggestion!!!
Yes! Love the Stafford, and now in white too?! Thank you!!
10:39
"Pawn to c6 by black, we play pawn to f3"
*PROCEEDS TO MOVE BISHOP TO F3*
This is super awesome. Thank you Kaspa
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I fall into the RSG more often than I thought.
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Heyyy, glad to hear that. Thanks a lot for watching as well.
We can trap anyone in the trap but we cannot trap the tutor 😂
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Very informative
i usually payed black here, now im back playing poker!!!
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Cool music at the end of the vid maestro
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more blitz games
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min. 10,10 after d5 if Bxd5 black cannot play Be6 because of Bxb7. In case of exchange of queens, white would loose the right of castling but gets the rook a8.
Neither c6 because white simply takes on f7.
So d5 is not correct, better for black is to castle short
Excellent observation! But trust me, not everyone is as good as you are. If you got my explanation clearly at 10:10, I was explaining the possibilities from Black's viewpoint, using the evidence that I already found in the Lichess DB. What I meant to say is that, taking with the Bishop on d5, would place the Bishop in the line of a possible upcoming pin that would have occurred let's say after Black castled short before playing c6.
@@kaspachessofficial
Thanks for your kind reply.
But I suppose that there is no risk of queens exchanging
After d5 Bxd5 00 white can play Qf3 treathening f7 and b7 and white is clearly better, or not?
Anyway compliments to your channel
Did u talk about the f6 variant..?
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8:15 XDD
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None of these traps ever work
At least if they were coming straight from my mind and not from the Lichess/Masters database, I was going to accept your statement.
@@kaspachessofficial what?
@@Mike-qo4kp when you check both the Lichess DB and the Masters DB, you will notice that those traps actually do occur, from time to time. Of course not always, coz at the end of the day we still have to play chess ♟️, right?
no trap is 100%. they work when they work sometimes, they do sometimes they don't that's the game.