at 6:06, white has bishop g4 check, forcing queen to take, then white queen comes back to c2 and it isn't definite mate at that point, though black has big (probably winning) advantage
@@KristinaMGO not if white plays Qf5. black then has to swap queens, and is behind on material. White is winning. I think after Qc2, black should swap knights, and then is probably forcing the win, but there's still stuff to do. I think it should be covered in the video, as otherwise black could lose from a winning position.
Can you post a video on 1.how to play middlegame? 2.become a mater in middlegame? 3. what to do in middlegame? 4.how to make the best move in middlegame? In the game we don't know what is the best move. I am unable to find the best move even while analyzing my game. Then I use engine to know the best move. Can you advice me to how to read THE MIDDLEGAME BY DR.M.EUWE & H.KRAMER. What is best middlegame book for my level. 5.HOW CAN I IMPROVE MY GAME?
HOW TO PREPARE FOR MY UPCOMING TOURNAMENT? ON WHICH ASCEPT SHOULD I FOCUS ON? (middlegame or endgame or opening) SIR PLEASE UIDE ME BECAUSE I HAVE TOURNAMENT IN THREE DAYS. I WANT TO WIN THE TOURNAMENT. WHAT DO YOU THINK MY LONG TERM AND SHORT TERM PLANS BE? SIR IT WOULD BE A GREAT HOUNOUR IF YOU GUIDE ME THANKING YOU, YOUR FAITHFULLY, VEDALATHA.
@@GJChess hello sir, i was wondering if you can remake with this board your Nimzowitsch defense video from long ago (1. e4 e5 2. d4 Nc6 3. d5 variation ). I play the Nimzowitsch defense with black but its hard to view your very old videos because of the board trim. i am sure many will enjoy this video
Your opening tricks and traps are very instructive for developing and intermediate players. However I have a criticism for you. You present videos and analysis as if it is your own with no credit given to the source of information. For example, Jonathan Schrantz covered the same game in his video along with a lot more games and analysis in many other lines arising from Fajarowitz gambit. Also please acknowledge the original player who played it first rather than presenting it as if it is your own game. This particular game was played by two top GM’s.
Nice sequence. However instead of 12.a3 allowing 12...g4, White can play safer: 12.c5 with the following sequence: 12...Bxc5 13.Nxg5,Bxg2 14.Kxg2,Qxg5+ 15.Qg4+, Qxg4+ 16.Bxg4+, Kg8 with a slight advantage for Black.
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Thanks GJ ! I hope I can beat Titled players by using this OTB soon!
I love this trap GJ ! I was watching your videos a lot before. Now I discovered it again and now you have a new look, noce one and more power!
I like the Budapest gambit!
at 6:06, white has bishop g4 check, forcing queen to take, then white queen comes back to c2 and it isn't definite mate at that point, though black has big (probably winning) advantage
It only delays the sequence by 2 moves.
@@KristinaMGO how come? what do you play after white does Qc2?
@@bifferspice black queen returns to H3 and whatever white plays black next move is rook G8 which results in to mate.
@@KristinaMGO not if white plays Qf5. black then has to swap queens, and is behind on material. White is winning. I think after Qc2, black should swap knights, and then is probably forcing the win, but there's still stuff to do. I think it should be covered in the video, as otherwise black could lose from a winning position.
@@bifferspice you are right, forced queen trade would change everything.
Actually isn't it faster to play Nxf2 followed by Bg3 to either win the rook or queen ?
boss instead of ruk to g2 before mate line queen to g2 is fast mate ji
you can't call a whole ass variation a trap 😭
Can you post a video on
1.how to play middlegame?
2.become a mater in middlegame?
3. what to do in middlegame?
4.how to make the best move in middlegame?
In the game we don't know what is the best move. I am unable to find the best move even while analyzing my game. Then I use engine to know the best move.
Can you advice me to how to read THE MIDDLEGAME BY DR.M.EUWE & H.KRAMER.
What is best middlegame book for my level.
5.HOW CAN I IMPROVE MY GAME?
HOW TO PREPARE FOR MY UPCOMING TOURNAMENT?
ON WHICH ASCEPT SHOULD I FOCUS ON? (middlegame or endgame or opening)
SIR PLEASE UIDE ME BECAUSE I HAVE TOURNAMENT IN THREE DAYS.
I WANT TO WIN THE TOURNAMENT.
WHAT DO YOU THINK MY LONG TERM AND SHORT TERM PLANS BE?
SIR IT WOULD BE A GREAT HOUNOUR IF YOU GUIDE ME
THANKING YOU,
YOUR FAITHFULLY,
VEDALATHA.
I can win over 1300, 1400 rated players
Nice trap
I always watch your contents
@@GJChess hello sir, i was wondering if you can remake with this board your Nimzowitsch defense video from long ago (1. e4 e5 2. d4 Nc6 3. d5 variation ). I play the Nimzowitsch defense with black but its hard to view your very old videos because of the board trim. i am sure many will enjoy this video
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Your opening tricks and traps are very instructive for developing and intermediate players. However I have a criticism for you. You present videos and analysis as if it is your own with no credit given to the source of information. For example, Jonathan Schrantz covered the same game in his video along with a lot more games and analysis in many other lines arising from Fajarowitz gambit. Also please acknowledge the original player who played it first rather than presenting it as if it is your own game. This particular game was played by two top GM’s.
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Nice sequence. However instead of 12.a3 allowing 12...g4, White can play safer: 12.c5 with the following sequence: 12...Bxc5 13.Nxg5,Bxg2 14.Kxg2,Qxg5+ 15.Qg4+, Qxg4+ 16.Bxg4+, Kg8 with a slight advantage for Black.