Summary was generated by Summatim, let us know if there are any inaccuracies! 🤖 0:01: Introduction 0:17: The Wing Gambit 0:34: Game 1 8:56: Game 2 11:04: Opening success 11:19: Bishop pressure 11:42: Missed opportunity 13:02: Time pressure mistake 13:23: Third game 15:07: H6 move 16:32: Activating a piece 17:05: Checkmate threat 18:23: Fun games
really nice games Nelson, definitely want to give this one a go. So interesting to see how your opponent adapted in the second and third games, thanks for this!
Awesome opening! Handy because my knowledge of the Sicilian is very bad and the sooner I can leave theory the better. I like the fact the rook is useless a long while, black missing the dark square bishop and the light square one is blocked by its e6 pawn. Are there any lines with black opening this up with f5 early? You can spare that pawn if you survive after all. Or maybe walk through top engine moves to counter this, and look for general ideas in them?
13:00 - after enemy pawn takes, you play the king to e4, enemy queen check you on c2, from here, basically you could just move the king to d5, and winning. very hard to see it on 9 sec ;)
There are multiple variations of this gambit, I love it. Personally, I play the Marshall variation, but I guess Mengarini Variation (a3 Sicilian) could be seen as a variation of the wing gambit, the delayed wing gambit. Super fun line that (usually) totally gets your opponent out of prep.
Hmmm, I think it resembles a reversed Benko gambit, so it has some scope. Thanks for the info Nelson, because I always hated facing the 2...e6 Sicilian! But this seems quite risky in classical chess so I might have to switch to the King's Indian.
If you play b4 immediately afterblack plays c5 you initiate the gambit before black plays e3 which allows you to take the pawn with your bishop, then if e3 you can exchange his bishop, eliminate his casting, and no need to sacrifice a rook for a bishop, no?
Black could have played pawn c5 instead of playing rook b8 to ruin the center pawn structure... if white takes with the pawn... kxe5 pushing the Queen away... if instead white responds with bxc5 then Black simply captures the bishop while planning on activating his/her rook to the 7th rank Edit: 17:23
Its a move that counters a extremelly expecific situation that is a pawn that is 2 stepping next to a already active pawn. And the active pawn can take diagonaly like THAT
If a mate is achieved with a queen, bishop and pawn. That could be considered a 13 point mate. Queen 9, Bishop 3 and pawn 1. The 3 pieces were directly involved with the checkmate. " Goals and assists " 2 queens ,18 points. Queen and 2 rooks ,19. 9 queens can be achieved, But realistically, I see ~20 points as a ceiling.
This definitely looks worth trying, but one thing.... Why isn't 4. ...bxa3 just an innacuracy from Black? Seems to me there's no advantage in releasing the tension there and helping White develop, and that a developing move like Nc6 is still accepting the gambit. What am i missing?
cxb4 is probably an inaccuracy already ... The (a?) point of the Sicilian is to attack d4 one more time, which is impossible with the c-pawn after ... Nc6. Capturing just gives up on controlling the center. Of course, I'm one of those 1500 players ... 8-)
cxb4 is the main line, it doesn't matter that you lose control of the center, you are up a pawn and a good one, you can always play e6 and you are chilling. Now if white plays a3, taking again is a good option as it simplifies the position, black played the mid game quite poorly in this vid. He should not have castled and instead attacked the queen side, and it is -3. A more intuitive option is playing d6 instead of d5, this way black can castle and defend better. d5+castling is also possible, white should have played h3 instead of the terrible g3 and he could attack at the queenside again
Actually this game transposed into a position of French defense. No French player sane in mind would castle in such a position. Center is actually much safer. Of course Sicilian players are not usually familiar with French ideas. However, any French player would hesitate to play d5 allowing white to play e5 and transposing into a French type pawn structure where white has a c pawn to defend the pawn chain while black lacks one to challenge it. So black's d5 is a mistake. d6 might have been much solid.
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Aha! There are a few players out there who used your teached system I think. I think I played against ait two- or three times. Tztztztztz, you are evil Mr.
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0:01: Introduction
0:17: The Wing Gambit
0:34: Game 1
8:56: Game 2
11:04: Opening success
11:19: Bishop pressure
11:42: Missed opportunity
13:02: Time pressure mistake
13:23: Third game
15:07: H6 move
16:32: Activating a piece
17:05: Checkmate threat
18:23: Fun games
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really nice games Nelson, definitely want to give this one a go. So interesting to see how your opponent adapted in the second and third games, thanks for this!
Interesting that his opponent lasted longer the second time than the third time!
17:03 With this move, black has put 13 out of 14 pieces on light squares, while playing against a dark squared bishop
Haha and the only piece on dark squares is the useluss rook in the corner xD
Awesome opening!
Handy because my knowledge of the Sicilian is very bad and the sooner I can leave theory the better.
I like the fact the rook is useless a long while, black missing the dark square bishop and the light square one is blocked by its e6 pawn.
Are there any lines with black opening this up with f5 early? You can spare that pawn if you survive after all.
Or maybe walk through top engine moves to counter this, and look for general ideas in them?
13:00 - after enemy pawn takes, you play the king to e4, enemy queen check you on c2,
from here, basically you could just move the king to d5, and winning.
very hard to see it on 9 sec ;)
There are multiple variations of this gambit, I love it. Personally, I play the Marshall variation, but I guess Mengarini Variation (a3 Sicilian) could be seen as a variation of the wing gambit, the delayed wing gambit. Super fun line that (usually) totally gets your opponent out of prep.
0:00 is an amazing move because it forks the king and the bishiop and the rook and the queen
Whenever I get a chance to do en passant, I'll just do it eventually loosing my queen🗿😭😭
bruh
Too bad
Average r/AnarchyChess member
At least you got a thousand upvotes on anarchy chess
Kinda same
Nice video nelson!!🎉
Nelson this was so good! I can’t believe how drawn into this I got, totally forgot about my problems for a minute.
Hmmm, I think it resembles a reversed Benko gambit, so it has some scope. Thanks for the info Nelson, because I always hated facing the 2...e6 Sicilian! But this seems quite risky in classical chess so I might have to switch to the King's Indian.
If you play b4 immediately afterblack plays c5 you initiate the gambit before black plays e3 which allows you to take the pawn with your bishop, then if e3 you can exchange his bishop, eliminate his casting, and no need to sacrifice a rook for a bishop, no?
Thank you for the Franco-Sicilian it took me hours to find the opening.
Thank you!
Will defitnely try this :) thank you for the videos! Really appreciate how in depth you go
That's my favorite type of content on your channel. Thank you!
Awesome line.
Thanks 🙂
nice wing gambit.. love it.. 😍
Now you need to teach us how to stop the wing gambit
Give us more of this
Great video
This is very interesting cant wait to try it.
This is beautiful to learn and watch
Black could have played pawn c5 instead of playing rook b8 to ruin the center pawn structure... if white takes with the pawn... kxe5 pushing the Queen away... if instead white responds with bxc5 then Black simply captures the bishop while planning on activating his/her rook to the 7th rank
Edit: 17:23
Cool exchange sac, I'll definitely play that.
5:23 HOW DOES THE PAWN GO DIAGONALLY
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El passand
Its a move that counters a extremelly expecific situation that is a pawn that is 2 stepping next to a already active pawn. And the active pawn can take diagonaly like THAT
Me on my way to destroy the island of Sicily:
YES! More love for the wing gambits!!
Very nice video.
I miss story episodes 😢❤ btw gr8 video
wow first game just WOW ♥ well done ☺
If a mate is achieved with a queen, bishop and pawn. That could be considered a 13 point mate. Queen 9, Bishop 3 and pawn 1. The 3 pieces were directly involved with the checkmate. " Goals and assists " 2 queens ,18 points. Queen and 2 rooks ,19. 9 queens can be achieved, But realistically, I see ~20 points as a ceiling.
I only got to the rook sack once, but I had fun!
That white dark squared bishop is poison its really annoying for your opponents
Is this the Nelson Gambit?
This definitely looks worth trying, but one thing.... Why isn't 4. ...bxa3 just an innacuracy from Black? Seems to me there's no advantage in releasing the tension there and helping White develop, and that a developing move like Nc6 is still accepting the gambit. What am i missing?
cxb4 is probably an inaccuracy already ... The (a?) point of the Sicilian is to attack d4 one more time, which is impossible with the c-pawn after ... Nc6. Capturing just gives up on controlling the center.
Of course, I'm one of those 1500 players ... 8-)
cxb4 is the main line, it doesn't matter that you lose control of the center, you are up a pawn and a good one, you can always play e6 and you are chilling. Now if white plays a3, taking again is a good option as it simplifies the position, black played the mid game quite poorly in this vid. He should not have castled and instead attacked the queen side, and it is -3. A more intuitive option is playing d6 instead of d5, this way black can castle and defend better. d5+castling is also possible, white should have played h3 instead of the terrible g3 and he could attack at the queenside again
Actually this game transposed into a position of French defense. No French player sane in mind would castle in such a position. Center is actually much safer. Of course Sicilian players are not usually familiar with French ideas. However, any French player would hesitate to play d5 allowing white to play e5 and transposing into a French type pawn structure where white has a c pawn to defend the pawn chain while black lacks one to challenge it. So black's d5 is a mistake. d6 might have been much solid.
Well, I tried this and black played Ne7 and castled. I had nothing after that.
FYI. I am surprised I remembered most of it. I destroyed a guy with this I even by mistake wasted a couple of moves. It worked texted book
Wanna see what happens with Bobby and his friends
Giving up the rook while you could've given up the horse is just dumb
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2:07
He sacrifices, THE ROOOOOOOOOKKKKK!!!!!!
Crazy. Rook sacrifice on move - and hat, like 5? Idk
It's just crazy.
Lost you and started falling asleep.
bxa is bad move, nc6 is correct. If black plays correct the wing gambit is not good.
The only opening i know to counter sicillian is grand prix opening
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Grass
The grasses include the "grass" of the family Poaceae. This family is also called Gramineae. The family also include some of the sedges (Cyperaceae) and the rushes (Juncaceae).[1] These three families are not closely related but all of them belong to clades in the order Poales. They are similar adaptations to a common life-style.
The true grasses include cereals, bamboo and the grasses of lawns (turf) and grassland. Uses for graminoids include food (as grain, sprouted grain, shoots or rhizomes), drink (beer, whisky), pasture for livestock, thatching thatch, paper, fuel, clothing, insulation, construction, sports turf, basket weaving and many others.
Many grasses are short, but some grasses can grow very tall, such as Bamboo. Plants from the grass family can grow in many places and make grasslands, including areas which are very arid or cold. There are several other plants that look similar to grass and are referred to as such, but are not members of the grass family. These plants include rushes, reeds, papyrus and water chestnut. Seagrass is a monocot in the order Alismatales.
Grasses are an important food for many animals, such as deer, buffalo, cattle, mice, grasshoppers, caterpillars and many other grazers. Unlike other plants, grasses grow from the bottom, so when animals eat grass they usually do not destroy the part that grows.[2] This is a part of why the plants are successful. Without grass, soil may wash away into rivers (erosion).
I've seen some bots do this, after I took Nelson's suggestion to play c5 and a6 against e4.
18:49 "If you play this stuff against a 1500, they won't see half this stuff." Hey! I resemble that remark!
whats happening with bobby fisherman
He's working on a way to stop the Wing Gambit.
Huh - he was winning until he retreated with the night (he should have played Ng6 then h5 after the rook moves
But why not to sacrifice your night on A3 instead of rook? Almost the whole game it’s sitting useless.
Your opponent may not take the knight and your bishop wont be as strong as when yiu take with the rook
Video is amazing however headline of the Video should have been "Destroy the Sicilian Defense". Cos Sicilian people may feel bad
what if opponent ;plays 2 d6
And what happens if Black then makes moves to castle QUEENSIDE (where white is minus a rook on c file)?
Nelson is my big brother! I'm proud of you.
Bkack never ever opens C6..
bro cmon this is my favorite line and ur ruining it by showing to to everyone
Noooooooo stop introducing my opening!!!! Best versus 2. …Nc6 btw
Aha! There are a few players out there who used your teached system I think. I think I played against ait two- or three times.
Tztztztztz, you are evil Mr.
Day 45 chalange chees but Martin moves twice If You get checked in Martin first move you'll lose 😔
2:18 No way I am playing that R×a3, it's not worth it. I rather play B×a3😊
Like immediately
i play a3 first
That's a stupid move by black, this is no no
9nth
43th!
First
Great Video