If you need a Good Opening for black, use this.
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- Опубликовано: 17 май 2024
- Explore the strategic depth of chess with our latest video, "If you need a Good Opening for black, use this," focusing on the best black opening strategies, especially the Nimzowitsch Defense. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned player, understanding this powerful opening can significantly enhance your game.
Throughout the video, we dive deep into why the Nimzowitsch Defense is considered one of the best black openings in chess. We'll analyze key moves, strategic responses, and adjustments you can make to maintain control of the game. Our detailed breakdown includes expert commentary and annotations to help you understand the nuances and tactics of this formidable defense.
Moreover, you will learn how to counter common strategies used by white players, ensuring you are always one step ahead. The Nimzowitsch Defense not only provides solid defense but also sets up opportunities for aggressive plays if your opponent makes a mistake.
By incorporating this best black opening into your repertoire, you'll find yourself more confident in your games, ready to tackle any challenge that comes your way. We also include practice scenarios and tips on how to transition from the opening to the middlegame using the Nimzowitsch Defense.
Don't miss out on mastering one of the most dynamic and robust openings in chess. Subscribe for more insightful chess content and turn your game around with the best strategies for black!
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0:00 Intro
0:12 If white plays 1.e4
5:07 If white plays 4.Nf3
8:57 If white plays 1.d4
10:04 If white plays the London System
13:10 If white plays 2.d5
15:33 Review
18:11 Outro
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the thing ab the nizmowitch is that no one sees it against e4, similar to how few people play the dutch,uncommon openings but if you know them and play them consistently you will know every position better than your opponents
Thank you very much.
Thank you
I've tried this three times since watching your video. I think I like it.
I very grate to learned the technique style tnx kaspa chess games.
16:28 what happens if opponent plays d5 then NE5…f4 then Ng6 then f5 a lot of running around. Thanks
Is this valid enough against Larsen's Attack with 1b3... 2B2?
how do you get that real time bar on the left?
great great video. I have found the channel
Can you please suggest how to plan after White Bishop_b5 for black Knight_c6 pinning the black pawn in e5???
The moment you made 3 moves to NG6, I'd say I just castle to the queen side
No mention that 1. e4 Nc6; 2. d4 e5; 3. Nf3 transposes into the Scotch Game, a slightly unusual line (compared to the Ruy Lopez) that was at one stage a big part of Kasparov’s repertoire when he was world champion. It might even have been played in Kasparov-Karpov world championship title matches.
Some books suggest 1. e4 Nc6; 2. Nf3, when 2. … e5 simply transposes to a position White might have planned on playing anyway. 3. Bb5 and 3. Bc4 would be the most common next moves, I expect. Or even 3. d4, as mentioned earlier! Black can vary by 1. e4 Nc6; 2. Nf3 d6, but that’s not covered here either.
In the line with …Nc6-e7-g6, people have pointed out that an early Be3 by White prevents Black’s hoped for …Bc5 and can’t be harassed by …Nf6-g4 if Black is still shuffling around his other knight. White should have time for f3 and a later kingside pawn storm against those knight on g6 and f6.
I lost 100 rating points trying to make this work Still working on it I would like to master it
Lmao
im not trying to discourage you or anything but its better to try pirc, karo or sicillian if youre trying a strong opening for black
what if they play bg5 instead of c4
Nimzo Knights ❤
Basically it transposes to a black knights tango/mexican defence
Bro you just upped my game by about 300 elo🔥👍🏻✌🏼
@1:56 Ng2 is a weird move compared to the normal Nf3 that attacks e5 and controls Nh4.
You can't base an opening on such a blunder from your opponent.
And even if I wouldn't notice that it is a blunder, I would never play Ng2 except to push f4 or in case of a annoying pin in Bb4 or Bg4, but this it's none of these 3 cases.
Ty for the education!
I just tested on ai factory chess lvl 3 and it doesn't play right it just keeps coming
Pitty, after Ng6 it seems there no time to look ad white’s move h4! and white have a fair plus!
I think
1. e4, Nc6
2. d4, e5
3. xe5 Nxe5
4. f4 ...
is critical. I hoped you will cover that.
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Thanks. clear😮
7:38 What if when u play Bh3 they play bxc5 then what to do?
Queen g6
Hi can you please make like this for white?
We actually recently created the white version! Here is the link! ruclips.net/video/F2hJzdHvmtY/видео.html
Wow
This opening is not good in a higher rated player because they are bad positionally. Try Pirc Defense instead if you want a systematic opening. It's much better than Nimzowitsch Defense.
Nimzowitsch defense is an uncommon opening though you can get a good position
Objectively speaking, the Nimzowitsch Defense Scandinavian variation is way better than Pirc and it's positionally sound, not sure about the Kennedy variation tho...
in minute 11 white can move h3, and then what?
*if White plays B-N5? then, BxN?
Any sicilian dragon is the best opening for black facing e4 very safe and easy and versatile opening and you get a good advantage at lower rating below 2000 this doesn't look solid
This is the main reason I don't like 1. Nc6
1. e4 Nc6 2. d4 e5 3. d5 Nce7 4. Be3 Ng6 5. a3 d6 6. g3 Nf6 7. f3
Thank you for providing this line of play for White. Using Chessis and Stockfish 15.1, I let Stockfish play out the next 10 moves for both White and Black with an average analysis depth of 34 per side. The result was not favorable for Black, leaving the second player with a cramped position and giving White, the first player, an easy game.
It's all about containing black's king's bishop. With the knight on g6 black cannot fianchetto to go into a king's indian defense, and if c5 and b4 are unavailable, black has a tough time developing effectively.
Every defending open against an 1100 chess bot it new to shut down the bishop diagonal on f2 immediately. 😒
Bot played Be3 early everytime and you never showed a Be3 scenario.
I prefer the pirc, it’s actually great in every elo unlike this.
NO
What s about
1. e4 Nc6 2. d4 e5 3. d5 Nce7 4. Nf3 Ng6 5. h4
I think white has a clear advantage
You have a rating of 2600 ?
You my good sir are lying. There's only 6 men currently in the United States who have a rating of 2600 and over, and I highly doubt you are one of them. If so give me your real name and I will apologize.
Peaked 2650 in bullet, 2550 in blitz, and 2500 in rapid on chess.com
My account name is ‘Lightning’ if you’d like to look me up!
@ChessSensei probably anyone can get a ridiculously high rating in Bullet chess lol. I was talking about classical/standard chess, like 90 minutes or more. So in hindsight, you're probably right you've reached over 2500 in blitz/rapid chess, so my apologies 👍
@@greekgod41 Don't be such an ankle biter. Most likely, this lesson is not meant for Grandmasters. We mid-range players will have a lot fun springing this on our peers. Plus, trying to degrade someone's hard-earned rating is so low-brow, anyway.
@@robertsteele9035 I'm NOT trying to degrade anyone, I simply took exception to liars that's all
This opening looks like it sucks
Bullshit
🤔 I keep your secret but I know. And u know 2. Its koo. Clever tactics though huh
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