@@OfficialKKirk See everybody is commenting that these lines have many holes but if your opponent is below 1000 you can easily see how many traps u can play
Exactly. I still see a lot of noobs commenting on his videos how they won 10 games with his trick. I can’t fathom how they even get into the same line in multiple games, it’s near impossible.
@@dammi3138 Because they play it every single game, losing a majority of the time, but winning just enough to keep doing it. As someone at 700 elo, I see these types of lazy traps constantly. I still see the scholar's mate, and when I check their accounts, they never have a positive win%
If g6 simply take with your pawns and if they take your pawn back(only with h7paen as f7 pawn is pinned to king) , then take with the queen. No threat to queen as f7 pawn is pinned.
I'm thinking I need to make sure I watch every GM Smirnov video ever made. I could then go from 'where I am' to 'beating almost everyone I know who plays chess'.
Let the queen and bishop attack then instead of moving the queen. Block the bishop with a pawn. Can threaten with knight double check and you still have a choice of eating the rook or bishop with a pawn. Meh
I am still wondering why the Bishop didnt came to E3. He could have stopped the queen from making the check mate. Also the Noobest move by Black to move the Knight to take rook when his rook/queen is in danger. Black did things which can be done any time in future but he is not playing to win but to lose. Also there is no need to keep the queen in base. Black could have moved her to C6 when Knight was advancing.
I play c6 instead of d6 as black, trying to go d5 (and hoping you go f4, because it's sharper and more interesting, but very much complicated for both sides)
@@Sandfox07Yes, that looks winning so maybe ... Qe7 first and then Nd5, Qd7 (when bishop is blocked from ... e6) is a better move order. It looks like White still gets a strong, probably winning attack, but I don't see an immediate forced mate. Probably still loses, but a better try than castling.
For anyone that's saying that this is a risky line, it really isn't that dangerous as you guys may think. I myself use the bishops opening and I got this line (without and once even with castle) many times in OTB matches. The only way for black to defend after Qh5 is to play g6 and after that it is still a very practical way for white. The engine gives white (let me lie) a slight advantage of about +0.5 and I had very nice attacking and fun games. (sry for bad English, it's not my first language)
@@nachtaktiv7881 Why Don't You Just Defend With A Pawn? I'm Guessing It's Because It Opens Up Your Position To Attacks. But I Personally Give White In Such Line A Line An Advantage Of: 0,6+ A Small Advantage Since It's Defendable.
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dude has 10 favourite opening traps at this point
I love how he always includes trap that are most common and is played universally
No he doesn't!!!!
@@OfficialKKirk See everybody is commenting that these lines have many holes but if your opponent is below 1000 you can easily see how many traps u can play
So many holes in this line it's insane
Exactly. I still see a lot of noobs commenting on his videos how they won 10 games with his trick. I can’t fathom how they even get into the same line in multiple games, it’s near impossible.
Yes 💯
@@dammi3138 Because they play it every single game, losing a majority of the time, but winning just enough to keep doing it. As someone at 700 elo, I see these types of lazy traps constantly. I still see the scholar's mate, and when I check their accounts, they never have a positive win%
the thing is its relatively solid, so even if your opponent doesn't play into the line the position is fine
@@qMegolets say you advance your queen and bishop.. one move pawn to f6.. even if you attack and sacrifice the knight its useless.
What if they go G6 instead of castling?
I guess 1. B×f7+, K×f7 2.f×g6 and the h-pawn is pinned to the rook, and moving the king to a dark square will invite our bishop to the party
@@koenth2359how is it pinned to the rook?
@@koenth2359 The rook is not pinned. The King is no longer on the eighth rank and the rook is protected by the Queen...
7. Qh6 if knight takes rook then still 8. Bg5 when queen moves 9. Nd5 wins
If g6 simply take with your pawns and if they take your pawn back(only with h7paen as f7 pawn is pinned to king) , then take with the queen. No threat to queen as f7 pawn is pinned.
What happens if g6 blocks the queen
“The burshoup’s opening”
I just won by this trick.. love your content ❤
wow you really love the bishop's opening
I'm thinking I need to make sure I watch every GM Smirnov video ever made. I could then go from 'where I am' to 'beating almost everyone I know who plays chess'.
G6 instead of casting solves all this mess
No, then bishop f7.
Let the queen and bishop attack then instead of moving the queen. Block the bishop with a pawn. Can threaten with knight double check and you still have a choice of eating the rook or bishop with a pawn. Meh
Except your opponents NEVER follow the moves you say..... " IF they go here........" IT NEVER HAPPENS!!!!!!!!
And then he sacrifices THE KNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'd like to do this, although I already have so many other traps in my own openings that i have no need to switch!
whats the name of the opening ?
@@juelzzz42o
Averychurch1392 opening gambit trap
Wow.Nice trap😊
I am still wondering why the Bishop didnt came to E3. He could have stopped the queen from making the check mate. Also the Noobest move by Black to move the Knight to take rook when his rook/queen is in danger. Black did things which can be done any time in future but he is not playing to win but to lose. Also there is no need to keep the queen in base. Black could have moved her to C6 when Knight was advancing.
I play c6 instead of d6 as black, trying to go d5 (and hoping you go f4, because it's sharper and more interesting, but very much complicated for both sides)
can you
please list all possible trap move under 15
Luchinni gambit with white
But why would they take the pawn with the knight. Seems like a move only a
The bilshup 😂
Nice
Just play Caro-kann. Protects you from weird theory
The vienna
I don't understand, is there a reason black can't play pawn g6 after queen attacks or am i tripping... Someone explain
Yeah its bit hard to play but Qh6 followed by moves like Bg5 and Nd5
What if the black push the Pawn to f6 attacking the bishop instead of moving their black queen??
I wont be able to remember and at the end will mess up big time 😂
They will ALWAY play that pawn to push the queen before castling .. everytime i tried this, they played pawn G6
Then, as stated by others above, bishop to f7 puts you in a winning position.
what happens if instead of castling he goes g6
Bro it can work with the Vienna Max Lange also and yeah it's very dangerous!!!
"You play f5 attacking the Knight" what? I'm lost chief.
Because the knight is no longer protected by the bishop from the white queen.
why youre saying bishop like a kermit
what if they block the bishop with the pawn
Wow nice❤
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Why yall think the lines he shows are the only lines?? Ofcourse they is a way to beat what he is showing.. he did say "in most cases"
Nice trap but do not try it above 1600-1650, no point. Lower level is a kill
What if the go f6 instead of Qe8
What happens if instead moving the queen black plays f6?
Then the queen is trapped.....☠️😂🤣
This is the Vienna is it not? If they come in with the Bish+ just Qe2 before then Kf1 then lock the Knight outw/ F5
Unless they block your bishop with a pawn instead of moving the queen and the whole thing is over.
The pawn is pinned to the king, and cannot be moved.
Love this, but I suck at chess and always will.
Nice trap if Black castles into it, but what if Black plays ... Qd7 instead of castling? Doesn't Black just win the rook? Where is the mate?
Im pretty sure you can play Be6 after Qd7 and after Qe7 maybe Nd5 I didnt calculate that much though🤷
@@Sandfox07Yes, that looks winning so maybe ... Qe7 first and then Nd5, Qd7 (when bishop is blocked from ... e6) is a better move order. It looks like White still gets a strong, probably winning attack, but I don't see an immediate forced mate. Probably still loses, but a better try than castling.
What if g6?
Why would they play Qe8 and not f6?
The pawn in f7 is pinned by the C4 bishop,it is an absolute pin so the pawn can't be moved😊
I play this opening, sorta.
This traps newer work😂
What if they don't castle? It's risky
For anyone that's saying that this is a risky line, it really isn't that dangerous as you guys may think. I myself use the bishops opening and I got this line (without and once even with castle) many times in OTB matches. The only way for black to defend after Qh5 is to play g6 and after that it is still a very practical way for white. The engine gives white (let me lie) a slight advantage of about +0.5 and I had very nice attacking and fun games. (sry for bad English, it's not my first language)
@@nachtaktiv7881 Why Don't You Just Defend With A Pawn?
I'm Guessing It's Because It Opens Up Your Position To Attacks. But I Personally Give White In Such Line A Line An Advantage Of:
0,6+
A Small Advantage Since It's Defendable.
Vienna Game
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if pawn g6 then queen to h6 then black moves rook to f8 ...tada you can get the pawn of h7 but your rook ...now 600 elo will say nice trap ...pathetic
What if they pushes the pawn? You will lose the rook
they lose the queen because of the knight on f6 while the queen is on e8
wait nvm me stupid, our queen is in danger too
wait nvm again, they are in check, they cannot move the pawn unless they take the knight
1 sec 0 views bro fell off
Pin of shame!!!!
the accent
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Risky trap
Not work at all
Are you Scottish?