6 Best Chess Opening Traps after 1.e4 (Kasparov & Anand were tricked!!)

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    In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov shows you the 6 powerful chess opening traps after 1.e4. And most importantly, even if your opponent is aware of these traps and doesn’t fall for them, you won’t damage your position, and you can just continue playing a normal game.
    Igor starts with some of the simple traps, and then digs deeper into some really cool ones. Some of these traps are so cool that even the world champions Vishy Anand and Garry Kasparov were tricked by them!
    Which was your favourite trap(s) from these six? Have you ever used them in your games before? Write in the comments below and let us know. 🙂
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  • @GMIgorSmirnov
    @GMIgorSmirnov  3 года назад +12

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    • @nixonroger9612
      @nixonroger9612 2 года назад

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  • @harrisbobroff9813
    @harrisbobroff9813 3 года назад +52

    Need to see this 5 more times at least.

  • @christian.sylvester
    @christian.sylvester 3 года назад +41

    The sixth trap hardly counts, as the Short-Kasparov game was a themed exhibition game.
    Kasparov was forced to play black in the position after the horrible 3...Qh4+?! and 4...b5? (both of which he would of course never play). After the position had been set up, Kasparov wanted to resign right away, since, as he said "Black is already lost." Due to the spectators, this was not granted, and he had to play. Grudgingly, then, he did so for a few moves and then resigned.

    • @FredPlanatia
      @FredPlanatia 3 года назад +13

      This is why i read comments, to learn interesting things like this, thankyou!

    • @ytbqiqayon
      @ytbqiqayon Год назад +1

      Yeah, the first five moves were dictated by the organisers of the exhibition, and, just to add for the benefit of those who don't recognise them, they're taken from the so called Immortal Game played between Adolf Anderssen and Lionel Kieseritzky in 1851.

  • @GMIgorSmirnov
    @GMIgorSmirnov  2 года назад

    ✅ Watch the second part of "6 Best Chess Opening Traps after 1.e4" here - ruclips.net/video/cMSLCU_CGVM/видео.html

  • @sanjaymehta6792
    @sanjaymehta6792 3 года назад +7

    Always cool and perfect explanation of every move... Thank you very much

  • @hamatatag6637
    @hamatatag6637 3 года назад +8

    Your videos are really effectives, thanks for sharing

  • @shibshankarroy5572
    @shibshankarroy5572 3 года назад +9

    These traps are just super to increase your tactical play.Thanks, need to keep these by converting them to notation and then revise them over and over again.

  • @alexanderroc3359
    @alexanderroc3359 Год назад

    Great way to start the new year...tips and tactics from GM Smirnov !

  • @reycoralde7205
    @reycoralde7205 3 года назад +2

    Wow ,Very useful tricks ,thank for your info. God Bless

  • @chilakashalemraju3668
    @chilakashalemraju3668 3 года назад

    Amazing sir. Thank you

  • @charleshayden7408
    @charleshayden7408 3 года назад +1

    thank you so much these are so beautiful

  • @Babyfacenelson1981
    @Babyfacenelson1981 Год назад +2

    it's amazing how easy he makes it look

  • @user-pf1rv5zz7f
    @user-pf1rv5zz7f Год назад

    Thanks master I hope it will improve my skills❤

  • @charleshayden7408
    @charleshayden7408 3 года назад +3

    thank you they are so amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I love e4 ,my favorite opening by a landslide over every other opening the sharp play suits me perfectly

  • @mustaphakassab3943
    @mustaphakassab3943 2 года назад

    That is great , thank you Igor 🌹🌹🌹

  • @budianaoka3656
    @budianaoka3656 2 года назад

    Thanks Igor :)

  • @udaysnatekar
    @udaysnatekar Год назад

    Really nice

  • @richardkeller4892
    @richardkeller4892 2 года назад +1

    @19:51 is bishop to c5 threatening check mate a good move?instead of moving pawn.

  • @PrithviGattu07
    @PrithviGattu07 Год назад

    Subscribed ..👍

  • @akklectureship9690
    @akklectureship9690 3 года назад

    It's amazing

  • @NicholasBenitoOng
    @NicholasBenitoOng 3 года назад +2

    I like traps 1 so good.thank you to teach me a chess

  • @abielchess
    @abielchess 3 года назад +1

    amazing.. opening...

  • @historicalfacts7280
    @historicalfacts7280 Год назад

    Best description no dout

  • @killkewsa
    @killkewsa Год назад

    Thanks for a great video!
    8:01 What about blacks Qh4+? Only way to save the e4 pawn would be Ke3, which looks awkward. Or am I missing something?

    • @Awed1b
      @Awed1b Год назад

      Yes, then on the next move, the black bishop pins the queen Queen take bishop Queen takes queen + then ...

  • @Btblessings2
    @Btblessings2 Год назад

    8:14 what instead of Nf6, black gives queen check and grab white centre pawn?

  • @Gods_messenger_Elijah
    @Gods_messenger_Elijah Год назад +4

    I look forward to trying this approach as black next time I am faced with the annoying opening from white. Hey, thanks entirely to your videos I managed to get to 1100 this week, having been in the 950-1000 range until recently. It's more difficult now, better players, but I don't care, I am enjoying the games more, so I thank you for your great channel.

  • @Angkol
    @Angkol 3 года назад

    great...

  • @001mcv
    @001mcv 2 года назад

    For the second trap shown,
    1 e4 e5
    2 Nf3 Nc66 . .
    3 Be2 Bc5?
    4 Nxe5 NxNe5
    5 d4 . . .
    5 . . . Bxd4
    6 QxBd4
    Rather then the loosing pawn move analyzed at this point in the game, why can't Black simply play 6 . . . Qf3
    This threatens a Knight check by Black uncovering an attack to Whites unprotected Queen.
    Pretty sure White can deal with this, but not in any way that can cause Black significant worries
    so the opening trap gets defused and play can proceed with near equality. Am low rated so certainly
    could be missing something and if so, would love to be enlightened by superior analysis of this
    proposed move. Thanks for all your excellent chess tutorials GM Smirnov, they are always
    informative and fun!

  • @khinkyawhtwe8603
    @khinkyawhtwe8603 2 года назад

    Amazing move from Kasparov.

  • @ruthxk7844
    @ruthxk7844 Год назад

    16:18
    Qh5 - g6
    Bd3xg6+ - Kd8
    Bd2 to a5 attacking the pinned queen - Qb6xa5
    Qh5xQa5 - Nd7 to d6 blocking the check (but we won the black queen!)

  • @MichaelFischer1949
    @MichaelFischer1949 Год назад

    Igor, do you have a good response for Black in the Scotch Game?

  • @jacksprat7525
    @jacksprat7525 3 года назад

    Hello Igor. Love from America. 😍

  • @tedmorbo5779
    @tedmorbo5779 3 года назад

    Wow, Im empress.

  • @hungryshark9922
    @hungryshark9922 Год назад

    Plz explain Scandinavian Opening

  • @82chandar
    @82chandar 3 года назад +1

    Hi, in second trick if white plays pawn d4 to push knight back, but instead of it, black can move pawn to C5 to check the Queen, so white Queen needs to

    • @82chandar
      @82chandar 3 года назад +1

      So white Queen either needs to move back & Knight can be saved, then both have equal material.

  • @mphocombo
    @mphocombo Год назад

    Best traps🔥

  • @smokeywoki4788
    @smokeywoki4788 3 года назад

    Please show how to play grob...

  • @ayushiayushman7718
    @ayushiayushman7718 2 года назад

    Nice

  • @acecannon9676
    @acecannon9676 Год назад

    Guessing move the right pawn at 6:14 ?

  • @stevanusadiwena6975
    @stevanusadiwena6975 3 года назад

    4.31 how about queen to f6 for black?

  • @jaideepattri
    @jaideepattri 3 года назад +2

    4:43 what if black moves queen f6? Please

    • @bebebebe5bebebebe5be
      @bebebebe5bebebebe5be 3 года назад +1

      stockfish recommends Qg3 then the game will continue as a normal game with white having a 1 pawn advantage

  • @HumusBoy2010
    @HumusBoy2010 3 года назад

    On the second trap how about this move for black? 1e4e5 2Nf3nc6 3Be2Bc5 4Nxe5 Nxe5 5d4 Bxd4 6Qxd4 Qf6... and Black is doing ok?

  • @kavinkishorex-bi9477
    @kavinkishorex-bi9477 3 года назад +4

    Your RUclips channel has awesome content but I couldn't understand why this channel still not reached 100K Subscribers.

    • @sheapra8672
      @sheapra8672 3 года назад +2

      It has 102k

    • @manishgray7103
      @manishgray7103 3 года назад +1

      Because he added wrong photo says anand resign in 6 move.. manipulator RUclipsr

    • @captjuanco5766
      @captjuanco5766 Год назад

      because there's a guy staring at your soul for 23mins while u are watching traps

  • @GMIgorSmirnov
    @GMIgorSmirnov  3 года назад +6

    Which was your favourite trap(s) from these six? Have you ever used them in your games before? Write in the comments below and let us know. 🙂

    • @unknownchristian341
      @unknownchristian341 3 года назад +1

      Are chess opening traps even good?

    • @alunodavida664
      @alunodavida664 3 года назад

      I've never used exactly one of these six examples. I don't play e4, but the first tactical motif is commom in other openings I play.

    • @kavinkishorex-bi9477
      @kavinkishorex-bi9477 3 года назад +2

      @@alunodavida664 yes I play 1.d4 and never saw these traps.

    • @barnabasmathew7145
      @barnabasmathew7145 3 года назад

      Its a wonderful person. Dr Barnabas Mathew Desom Aluva Kerala State India

    • @barnabasmathew7145
      @barnabasmathew7145 3 года назад

      6th one. Myself 😌 have 'nt yet thought about anything like that. Anyway your class was fantastic and your English speaking skills satisfactory. Dr Barnabas Mathew Desom Aluva Kerala State India

  • @valdemareklund5269
    @valdemareklund5269 2 года назад

    4:33 what if they just attack with the c pawn?

  • @kevintony5735
    @kevintony5735 2 года назад

    The trap at 16:36 can't fully work if black plays pawn g6 because once queen takes g6 pawn, queen is no longer in the 5th rank to protect bishop a5 right?

    • @teokokcheng6067
      @teokokcheng6067 2 года назад

      Bishop at d3 can take the pawn with checks

  • @goodnewseverybody739
    @goodnewseverybody739 Год назад

    One of my favorite things about these vids is hearing Igor say the word “pin”. Chess advice seems more significant from someone with a cool accent lol.

  • @visitkoushik
    @visitkoushik 3 года назад +2

    What if Qf6 4:49 and then castle Q Side for black

    • @johnproton259
      @johnproton259 3 года назад +1

      White exchanges queens, is up a pawn, has two bishops in an open position, has a strong centre and is a pawn up and can also pin the Knight with the light bishop and then mess up blacks pawn structure. It's still a definite advantage for white.

  • @Naborbukv2
    @Naborbukv2 Год назад

    Add time stamps into description

  • @PP1969GR
    @PP1969GR Год назад

    4:30 if f7-f6 or Qf6??

  • @thechesswiki5480
    @thechesswiki5480 3 года назад +2

    I had accidentally made same, but little different thumbnail. Anyways, if anyone want to watch in hindi so you can see here - ruclips.net/video/XZMD_TE-P6A/видео.html

  • @Procyon2020
    @Procyon2020 Год назад +3

    Anand didn't fall into the trap necessarily due to not noticing it, he assumed that due to the same line leading to a draw in a game by Miles and Christiansen, that it must be safe, but actually that game was a prearranged draw, and Miles saw the winning move, but didn't play it to honor the prearranged draw (which was against the rules of course). Anand thought it was safe since Miles didn't get any advantage out of the position, but neither player was playing for advantage.

    • @chessmentor63
      @chessmentor63 Год назад

      This whole post (not your comment, but rather, what you're commenting on) is SUPREME BULLSHIT. What we have now is IMs and GMs who are nothing but snake oil salespeople, leading amateurs astray. I've only ever reached 1900-2000 level at USCF chess, but I can provide amateurs better ways to play the opening than this.

  • @SwarajMishra-wx2ce
    @SwarajMishra-wx2ce Год назад

    e5

  • @nalutayajoyce4592
    @nalutayajoyce4592 2 года назад

    What if black protects the night with the queen insteady of d6

  • @tomdooley3522
    @tomdooley3522 3 года назад +2

    Get your rooks on king and Queen squares

  • @karolus2007
    @karolus2007 3 года назад +1

    I liked the first and the second and those in which Annand and Kassparov have been trapped

  • @navonmeshmehta9463
    @navonmeshmehta9463 2 года назад

    In Anand's game.. why can't black just go for pawn to d5 ?

  • @yourfavoriterohit
    @yourfavoriterohit 2 года назад

    Video 4:31 you can back up knight with queen

    • @georgezazanis
      @georgezazanis 2 года назад

      This does not stop white from attacking the knight with f4

  • @jaybingham3711
    @jaybingham3711 Год назад

    Maybe consider a video of the top 5 traps Magnus has succumbed to. Maybe 5 is too high. Three? Ok damn it...one.

  • @lindleycanonigo200
    @lindleycanonigo200 2 года назад

    the second trap cant get the rook coz it will move the queen to make qxq and if white takes the queen knight takes queen. then the white advantage of 1 pawn but black still manageable.....

  • @gabrielknight553
    @gabrielknight553 3 года назад +1

    i have a special request...The host ofthen ask to press pause to think,but when we press pause on youtube,all the youtube set up and the title of the video stay on the scren and in fact on the board.Maybe can you reduce the board to get ride of it???

    • @MrAnebiu
      @MrAnebiu 3 года назад

      After pressing pause, tap elsewhere on the screen and the title.. Etc will disappear.

  • @frankbeerbaum5593
    @frankbeerbaum5593 Год назад

    Qh5+ g6. Bxg6+ Kd8. Ba5+ wins the Queen (Qxa5. Qxa5)

  • @sureshkorgaonkar7679
    @sureshkorgaonkar7679 3 года назад +1

    It is very dificult to play this on Bord

  • @conorpeteroneill134
    @conorpeteroneill134 Год назад

    Pawn e4 to e5

  • @zengalileo
    @zengalileo 2 года назад

    I really don't get resigning on move 6. You're playing a human so anything could happen. The other guy could make a serious blunder later in the game. I play like a pilot. He flies the plane all the way till he crashes and burns. He never stops trying to get out of the spin.

    • @thephotographyexpert7314
      @thephotographyexpert7314 2 года назад

      Most people eater over 1600 don’t blunder like that. I know we’re not robots but we’re also not stupid ya feel me. Also a player knows when he’s most likely beat on a chess game

    • @tellahsage6477
      @tellahsage6477 Год назад

      It really depends on the level of play you are currently playing on mostly. At anything below master level you can lose a piece and play on just fine, but at the super GM level in which anand plays his opponent would definitely know how to take every possible advantage out of the missing knight so losing that piece for nothing is a losing disadvantage in that case

  • @rosatymukhtar3898
    @rosatymukhtar3898 3 года назад +2

    Should made this shorter

  • @georgezazanis
    @georgezazanis 2 года назад

    7:50 black can check with the queen and win the e4 pawn

  • @DiDanilo
    @DiDanilo 2 года назад

    Cant believe Anand got into that clear trap... seems like so amateur.

  • @Milanova460
    @Milanova460 2 года назад

    ..
    Now I wanna mate someone.... Ahahahaha

  • @christiankreiner8155
    @christiankreiner8155 3 года назад

    haha Be2 looks too pasiv.. but Be2 has the good ideas

  • @koroshabdoli1739
    @koroshabdoli1739 3 года назад

    ایگور قهرمان بزرگ وبی نظیر

  • @roshanshihab8515
    @roshanshihab8515 3 года назад

    4:52 And after Qf6 by black ??!

  • @erwinsoledad5657
    @erwinsoledad5657 3 года назад

    wag takpan ang board ng mga letra

  • @anandhakumarcdesai
    @anandhakumarcdesai 3 года назад

    Your speach well. Why are you write on board. It is irritating. Please avoid this.

  • @rjanik2588
    @rjanik2588 3 года назад

    Your videos are too bright

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    @sivanov185 3 года назад

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    @yabnesikorda8274 3 года назад

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