[NEW] Brilliant Amazon Opening With Many Traps
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In this video, I present to you a beautiful opening that is not yet known to many, which is called the Amazon Attack. It begins with the moves: 1. d4 d5 2. Qd3. A similar idea is the sunshine (1. d4 d5 2. Nc3 Nf6 3. Qd3) played by William Pollock against Max Weiss in 1889. Although this opening is rarely seen in tournaments, it’s very underrated, as white can control the center and develop pieces quickly. This opening is very easy to study and one of the best choices for beginners.
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Nice Kaspa. I had to go to your channel. RUclips wasn’t feeding me your marvelous videos.
Heyyy thank you so much. Welcome!
I use it quite a lot sucesfully in the 1800 elo rate as they do not expect it at all though some knows how to punish early queen movements but still its fun. Finally someone speak about it, thanks!
Thanz kaspa
Hey thanks Kaspa!! Very nice video!!
Thank you 👍
Interesting. My first reaction to the position at 3:45 was "that's no good, you have the fianchetto pawn structure in front of your castled king, yet the bishop that would normally be there to keep your king safe is pretty much locked out of that part of the board." But looking further, I don't see any obvious way for Black to take advantage of it, since their own light squared bishop is locked in by their own pawns.
wonderful and exciting! Thanks!
Thank y kaspa,😁
Thx
After 1. d4 d5 2. Qd3 how does white meet c5 ?
You are good teacher
Nice Kas!
Thnks 2u
great
But kaspa there are many weak lines that black can exploit.
True, but can still be used by a skillful player to take an opponent off prep. I mentioned that here; 12:42
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I always play e4
Ok well this all goes out the window of black decides to play the Pirc
Firstly, skip to 0:50. Taking almost a minute to repeat "like subscribe stuff on every video is a bit annoying.
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@@kaspachessofficial I didn't expect a response. I'll take down the unkind comment.
This strategy is highly vulnurable. Pf5 is a major PIA.
True, but can still be used by a skillful player to take an opponent off prep. I mentioned that here; 12:42
@@kaspachessofficial Could you offer a counterstrategy to that move?
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Nice