@@kingsly3690 You, literally, just move your queen to d8, a5, or d7 and everything is fine. I don't play the Scandi, but I do so much better against the scholars mate than the Scandi and the Scandi even sometimes see play by like say, Magnus Carlsen or etc......... It's an ok opening.......
@@Aakashchamolivlogs it is a trash opening thst if you don’t get checkmated early allows black an extremely positive match. If you respect your opponent and recognize they are good then this is a horrible opening. There is a reason they said it is good for noobs
I always play a pseudo-trap against it and every time I put their queen under attack I can almost see their face fall from across the screen Like they play the first 4 moves in about 8 seconds, the 5th in 30
It’s called PROGRESS, we learn and become better. I’m literally one of those that get destroyed by this opening. This video literally is what I needed to see . Now I can do this opening on others until I learn more tricks obviously. For now I’ll be progressing
@@bleedingcovenant9495 This is a terrible opening if you're anywhere near or above 800. By then, there a whole counter attack theory against this that nearly everyone knows. Even a chess engine thinks this opening is absolute sheit.
tbh White Qf3 is kinda dumb... coz u could play Qxe5 instead... and g6 already blundered black rook coz after that no matter what black does... the rook is done for sure...
@@zakimubarak7862 so this is the wonderful thing about language It doesn't always mean the same thing "For" does designate But how so matters Poison for rats. It's made by humans, we know humans see rats as pests so the For designates that the consumption of the Poison is for rats to do. When talking about skills "for" designates a bit differently. Moves/techniques/ideas/lessons/etc./traps For beginners mean that the lessons are being taught for elementary play. Against beginners is correct
@@doommedd At the level where the Wayward queen attack is played it doesnt really matter. Most games at that level are decided by blunders of major pieces so you can push anything you want and it doesnt really change the odds.
someone did it to me once (was my first time seeing it) they took my rook so :) i unleashed the beast and just ignored the losses and checkmated them in 10moves
@@Crashandburn999 Ironically, I once tried the scholar's mate with qf3 instead of qh5 and it worked against a 1250. anywhere in the range of 700-1400 is very similar ive found out
Don't say never........ I fell for it before even I know how to counter it and do so about 99.99999999999999999999999% of the time, all because of sleep deprivation and tilt lol
@@Gregorycrafter yeaaa I remember after commenting to this I fell for it accidentally a few days later although the opponent set it up slightly differently
You can only win for a certain amount of time with this move lol. If you keep winning obviously you’re leveling up. Anyone above 450 should already know how to counter and capture your queen instead
I'm a 1900 guy who uses it every single time my opponent plays 1... e5. The thing is, the Wayward Queen Attack often puts Black into a theoretical abyss, especially in blitz matches where time is very limited, whereas White has usually studied every continuation. That alone is worth a lot. Even if Black plays correctly, then while it is true that White has no advantage that usually comes with opening the game (in contrast to spanish for example), it also doesn't have a disadvantage. Of course elite players could capitalize on White giving up the advantage, but neither I nor my opponents are elite players. For me, an amateur, it makes much more sense to play a solid opening that very few of my opponents know instead of a "good" opening, that most people know inside out.
@@ME0WMERE yeah, I’ve had people try this, I didn’t know that it was even this but if you develop normally without pushing the pawn, they take the e5 pawn and blocking with the bishop instead of queen. They get stuck and lose because they end up moving the queen too much losing tempo. Now I know this is what they were trying to do. Ha.
You just broughr me memories of when I was playing chess in elementary school at recess and whenever my opponent played pony to the rim, I'd capture it with my bishop to make my opponent have doubled pawns since I thought it was advantageous at the time and valued knight and bishop the same at 3 material points as I was told. I'd get so excited whenever I see that opportunity
Knight to F6 maybe become a less probable move since he already saw you coming, if he use pawn to counter queen then its a retreat and you get to clean this mess
Often times I will play Knight f6, let them eat the pawn, bishop e7, and then rook g8. Then I take my queenside knight on a trip to fork their king and rook for being disrespectful.
Or they play knight to F6, threatening the queen. If you move to E5 then you can no longer threaten their rook, so when they place their queen on E7 you're forced to retreat
It's important to learn this to avoid the mate. It's also important to know these are horrible moves. If Black plays properly, the Queen is pushed away and Black gains in development.
I used to do this all the time back in the day as a kid almost a decade ago 😂. Then when I went to my first chess tournament I got chicken pox, withdrew and quit playing chess.
Thank you for this trap my lil bro was so arrogant that me wins all the board games and finally won him in chess and showed him that being arrogant is your own chess trap
After 1.e4 e5 2. Qh5 you can play Nc6 to defend your e-pawn Then after they go Bc4 you can play g6 to stop the mate If they do 1.e4 e5 2. Bc4 instead then you can go to g6 to stop the queen from going to h5 And after you stopped the mate if they play Qf3 as their one final attack to try and mate you play Nf6 and it is stopped
@BLettuce ima be honest idk what i was smoking that day but there is no need to move the queen. After Nf6 the queen just doesnt need to move you just defend the e4 pawn and eventually bring your bishop to g5 to attack the knight that cant move. Nf6 also stops your bishop from moving until you can castle queenside. Either way youre still losing if you blunder the fork.
first of all knight to c6 is the best move actually second of all you should play g6 after bishop to c4 the whole line usually looks like this: 1. e4 e5 2. Qh5 Nc3 3. Bc4 g6 4. Qf3 Nf6 there are several options for move 5 but white should ideally stop black from playing knight to d4 (ive seen Ne2 and c3 both played as well as starting the whole attack with e3 instead of e4) threatening both the queen and king/rook fork, black will probably move the bishop and try to castle and the game goes on
If you can play Nd4,here is a combo to win the game:Qd3 or c3 is a mistake, cuz you go d5,if bishop takes then knight takes back, pawn takes, bishop f5 wins a rook.
For the opponent if someone uses this attack all you need to do is instead of moving your night there, you can move it to H6 so then the queen can’t take that place otherwise the queen will be taken
It's a bad opening........ Your opponent just needs to play Nc6 in response to Qh4 and then just play moves like Nf6 and/or g6 to block the queen from the f6 pawn, and then they are absolutely fine and probably better
They’ll fall for it once, next game theyll be chasing your queen around the board as they get a massive development advantage. Pro tip, never play this against anyone above 700 elo
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My classmate tried to mate me with this so I made 4 queens to make sure he doesn't try to pull that sh- ever again
How did u not stalemate him?
@@tasinyasir7043 imagining where the 4 queens attack
@@Tomato3njoyer nice
@@tasinyasir7043 I once made 6 queens against a lower rated player without stalemating him.
@@GamingZone-kw2bg Gr8
I call this opening the “build bad habits, spend 5 turns retreating your Queen, blunder your Queen, resign because you don’t know how to play chess”
@@kingsly3690 But, the Scandi is actually decent, unlike this "opening"
@@kingsly3690 You, literally, just move your queen to d8, a5, or d7 and everything is fine. I don't play the Scandi, but I do so much better against the scholars mate than the Scandi and the Scandi even sometimes see play by like say, Magnus Carlsen or etc......... It's an ok opening.......
@@kingsly3690 Scandinavian is a solid opening. Scholars mate is one of the worst "serious" openings one can play.
@@kingsly3690 Scandi is actually good compared to Wayward Queen.
@@kingsly3690 You have no clue what you're talking about.
Opponent: *Moves his queen*
Me: MY PLANNNNN NOOOOOO
Wkwkwkw
@@yourmorron5244Indonesian?
You can still do it 😂
same bro 🥲
True😂
Ah yes the “I don’t respect you enough to play a full game of chess against you” opening
The only respectful thing to do is to play with full force. Thats showing opponent that you dont consider them weak. And its respect
😂😂
exactly
😂
@@Aakashchamolivlogs it is a trash opening thst if you don’t get checkmated early allows black an extremely positive match. If you respect your opponent and recognize they are good then this is a horrible opening. There is a reason they said it is good for noobs
Its funny that it seems like people can only play this opening and as soon as you counter it they don't even know how chess works and just DIE
True, it's because they maxed out all thier points on traps
I always play a pseudo-trap against it and every time I put their queen under attack I can almost see their face fall from across the screen
Like they play the first 4 moves in about 8 seconds, the 5th in 30
100% true 😂😂
It’s called PROGRESS, we learn and become better. I’m literally one of those that get destroyed by this opening. This video literally is what I needed to see . Now I can do this opening on others until I learn more tricks obviously. For now I’ll be progressing
@@bleedingcovenant9495 This is a terrible opening if you're anywhere near or above 800. By then, there a whole counter attack theory against this that nearly everyone knows. Even a chess engine thinks this opening is absolute sheit.
Everybody gangsta til the Elo above 400
Fr I lost a lot of elo when I hit 400+ because that's the only move I know
I'm higher than 400 so i hate the wayward and dont you dare pull it up
You guys are only 400?
@@333Jord im only 200
He said use this against beginners?
The bot literally used this on me 💀
nelson moment
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Dammm☠️☠️
@@ketchuput the classic queen opener nelson
Yeaaah Nelson, it took me a long time to defeat him ..
me: haha me will trap this guy
Opponent: *F R E N C H D E F E N S E*
I have ptsd flashbacks from when I was first learning
Nelson
What if he does the night to G5
Playing like this is more crused than anime memes, pls dont do it guys
do it. they must learn.
@@BobbyBoJanglles they must learn how to defend aginst it, true
@@BobbyBoJanglles its super simple to defend, but everyone has fallen to it atleast once
Doesn't matter, if they don't mate you in 4 moves then they hang their queen
Um
For those wondering, the proper follow up is g6. 5. Qf3, Nf6. After that you’ll just have to play chess.
Kh6 and Qe7 also work
tbh White Qf3 is kinda dumb... coz u could play Qxe5 instead... and g6 already blundered black rook coz after that no matter what black does... the rook is done for sure...
@@proplayz6324 Qxe5? Nxe5. Queen Blunder
@@einhand2010 Yeah.. It's good then Black doesn't plays Nc6... (*mine was kinda dumb suggestion though)
Thank you. It confused me also. Maybe, I do not have an Elo of over 1750 as I assumed.
*Gently pushes bishop in the way instead of the queen*
That's what I was thinking.
What does that solve?
They still get a rook tho
@IDidn'tAsk changes à lot if you see it before hand
@@endgamez7621 one way to lose even faster
Title: opening traps for beginners
Actually has to be: opening traps against only beginners
Thats what "for" means. Like poison for rats, you wouldn't say poison againts only rat
@@zakimubarak7862 so this is the wonderful thing about language
It doesn't always mean the same thing
"For" does designate
But how so matters
Poison for rats. It's made by humans, we know humans see rats as pests so the For designates that the consumption of the Poison is for rats to do.
When talking about skills "for" designates a bit differently.
Moves/techniques/ideas/lessons/etc./traps For beginners mean that the lessons are being taught for elementary play.
Against beginners is correct
@@Sip_Dhit tru
Everytime someone tried this opening against me and failed to perform it they just lost the game ☠️
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"White to E4"
Black doesn't move to E5
- well i umm uhhhhhh
That’s a bit weird since black should move to the center with either e5 or d5
@@doommedd c5 and c6, the sicilian defense and caro kann defense are solid replies to e4 too
Hire someone who'd do that for you.
@@doommedd At the level where the Wayward queen attack is played it doesnt really matter. Most games at that level are decided by blunders of major pieces so you can push anything you want and it doesnt really change the odds.
Bruh. I tried a game immediately after finishing this vid. It went exactly how you described, details to details. Flawless victory. Wow!
Played enough Nelson to not fall for this anymore
Nelson 😡
I fell for this so many times so I learned how to do it myself by memory and then I opened like every game with it and it worked far too many times
someone did it to me once (was my first time seeing it) they took my rook so :) i unleashed the beast and just ignored the losses and checkmated them in 10moves
This is only a thing at the really low rating levels. In blitz you don't see this anymore at 600 rating, or 1000 for rapid.
It’s not a good opening though. You’d be much better off learning some of the popular openings.
@@Crashandburn999 Ironically, I once tried the scholar's mate with qf3 instead of qh5 and it worked against a 1250. anywhere in the range of 700-1400 is very similar ive found out
200 elo
My therapist does this one every time and makes my depression worse
😂 wait you play chess with your therapist?
@@r011ing_thunder6A lot of people do, it’s relaxing.
Bro I don’t care what anybody says this is hilarious and underrated. Well done my guy.
I fell for this today lol
This is the trap someone can fall for 2-3 times as a complete beginner and then never fall for again
Don't say never........ I fell for it before even I know how to counter it and do so about 99.99999999999999999999999% of the time, all because of sleep deprivation and tilt lol
@@Gregorycrafter yeaaa I remember after commenting to this I fell for it accidentally a few days later although the opponent set it up slightly differently
Alternative title: How to offer your queen at the beginning as an beginner
But u have him in checkmate
@@werly4307its a trash opening and that checkmate after bishop b4 is so obvious and easy to avoid
@@aviationgeeks8231 u notice he says fro beginners
Very nice mate 👍
Everyone gangsta until the opponent uses the pawn to attack your queen
IKR
The pawn can’t attack in this example.
@@WiSHiAGENit can because the knight is protecting the e pawn so it’s a free queen o
If the queen takes😊
I'm pretty sure half of earth knows how to counter this attack.
This is brilliant. I love this.
I watched this short like 5 times, opened the chess app and won a game in 20 seconds😂
You can only win for a certain amount of time with this move lol. If you keep winning obviously you’re leveling up. Anyone above 450 should already know how to counter and capture your queen instead
@@Armn9999 any one in the double digits should know how to counter this
@@perfectshadow5740 you would think so but even 1100s are still trying this on me lol
W
yea i met a 1700 guy who used this opening, i was laughing hard but after that i got destroyed because of the carelessness:(
I'm a 1900 guy who uses it every single time my opponent plays 1... e5. The thing is, the Wayward Queen Attack often puts Black into a theoretical abyss, especially in blitz matches where time is very limited, whereas White has usually studied every continuation. That alone is worth a lot.
Even if Black plays correctly, then while it is true that White has no advantage that usually comes with opening the game (in contrast to spanish for example), it also doesn't have a disadvantage.
Of course elite players could capitalize on White giving up the advantage, but neither I nor my opponents are elite players.
For me, an amateur, it makes much more sense to play a solid opening that very few of my opponents know instead of a "good" opening, that most people know inside out.
This is great! Can’t wait for the dub!
this trap is just annoying, fortunately i learned how to counter it
I beat one friend it so many times I had to stop because I didn't want him to hate chess.
@@BobbyBoJanglles that's nice, my mom lose to my dad in 5 moves in chess, after that she never played again with my dad
you literally just develop naturally and their pieces just look dumb
@@ME0WMERE yeah, I’ve had people try this, I didn’t know that it was even this but if you develop normally without pushing the pawn, they take the e5 pawn and blocking with the bishop instead of queen. They get stuck and lose because they end up moving the queen too much losing tempo. Now I know this is what they were trying to do. Ha.
@@BobbyBoJanglles ya gotta help out the SQUAD, teach him the counters, we all gonna make it out
I pulled this off in the state chess championship in 2014😂. Was the first Chess player that afternoon to get lunch
This worked in a state chess championship? Was this Arkansas?
Best Ohio Chess player ever
@@caseygust9773 ohio
@@godslonelyman2596 man I wish, I was confident going through people until the last 10. Utterly defeated with ease and got shut down😭
@@jueviolegrace8109 only in ohio 💀 jk good job bro 👏
You just broughr me memories of when I was playing chess in elementary school at recess and whenever my opponent played pony to the rim, I'd capture it with my bishop to make my opponent have doubled pawns since I thought it was advantageous at the time and valued knight and bishop the same at 3 material points as I was told. I'd get so excited whenever I see that opportunity
I got wrecked by this move a few times. Was around 500-600 elo. I'm learning more now. Hovering around 800 elo, I aim for 1200 elo eventually.
Bro are you 6 years old
Only 200-300 got wrecked by this. 300+ will know hot to counter it bt then.
A year later and I'm loving it😊👍🏼I just started playing again it's been over 10 years since I have played and this has me wanting to play👍🏼
martin when i check with the queen on wayward: *go horsey*
Bro your videos are hella entertaining, I am a chess beginner
I appreciate that!
@@BobbyBoJanglles What happens if Qe7 instead of Nc3 or Pawn g6? 🤔
I don't mind Queen trade :)
the problem with the queen capturing the rook is because it's stuck there if the opponent uses the horse to block the queen
I did this on my way from 400 to 1000 and it only worked around 600 and bellow
I feel you bro..
460 rated and it doesnt work much
What is ur current rating
It worked on me once. A kid beat me. I learned my lesson.
As a 600 rated player, I would 100% fall for this
I fell for it for about 3 times when i was 100, i studied chess hard and then i learned to counter that now im 460
This video is really helpful and it made me the champion of chess in my whole school
Knight to F6 maybe become a less probable move since he already saw you coming, if he use pawn to counter queen then its a retreat and you get to clean this mess
Never let them know your next move: after you move your queen to h5 the opponent moves his pawn to d6 😅😂
Often times I will play Knight f6, let them eat the pawn, bishop e7, and then rook g8. Then I take my queenside knight on a trip to fork their king and rook for being disrespectful.
@@bradleyopfar6267 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Or they play knight to F6, threatening the queen. If you move to E5 then you can no longer threaten their rook, so when they place their queen on E7 you're forced to retreat
@@simona_sigmund1001 thanks for your reply nd. That's brilliant 😁☺️☺️
@@opleem2720 no problem 🥰
I love it when my opponents do this .That's when I know that's the only move they have
I remember learning this checkmate and one using the 2 knights inn 5th grade.
2 knight checkmate is only possible if your opponent blunders
This is the best opening trap for actual Kindergarten kids
During one of my first online games I was caught by a very similar trick. Still have lots to learn.
Step 1 : find a drunken opponent
the amount of times i lose because someone does this. i'm gonna use this now
then you will lose a lot more 😂 this opening is hella weak. You simply hang a “come harash my queen!” sign into your neck
Nah you’ll just lose and probably get flamed for it
Instead know how to counter it
Thanks it added some variation to my trick
Opponent in last move: moves pawn forward to attack queen...
Thats why i used it different. I put the queen on the same attack posistion,but in front of the bishops pawn
@@IAmTheSenate218Nh6???
HAHAHA YOU OVERESTIMATED MY INTELLIGENCE I JUST DO RANDOM BULLSHI-
"Dont you underestimaye my power!"
-Anakin Skywalker,not a jedi master,neither a chess master
POV u play this 3 times in a row win all then watch this short
It's important to learn this to avoid the mate. It's also important to know these are horrible moves. If Black plays properly, the Queen is pushed away and Black gains in development.
I used to do this all the time back in the day as a kid almost a decade ago 😂. Then when I went to my first chess tournament I got chicken pox, withdrew and quit playing chess.
They got me with this ONCE maybe twice. Once you learn you learn. Never thought to try it myself tho.
you can't take their queen because they would sacrifice the bishop to save the king
They don’t need to sac the bishop it’s mate
I tried a different checkmatw in 2 strat on my friend and i had this as a backup plan😂 he was so mad😂
Thank you for this trap my lil bro was so arrogant that me wins all the board games and finally won him in chess and showed him that being arrogant is your own chess trap
I used this against a 900 elo and he fell for it 😂
Wow. I use this against 500 elo and no one falls for it
@@Sourtezz1same at 600
Bruh I lost 5 times in a row using your trick
U gotta adapt to ur opponent
Na my man you are actually amazing that helps so much thanks keep up 😅
Hey! I used to play this when I was an 400 elo
What elo you are now???
@@thehuman8447 1500
Hey im 460, it doesnt work much...
when i was rated 200, People would always play wayward queen
This move is called Queen Gambit, straight to the plan and tricked pawns opponent...
This is not the queen gambit
I swear Nelson got me like this too many times
The best opening trap for beginner players is to leave the chess table and not come back until you learn a solid opening.
this is favorite chess opening ever like i literally checkmated 6 people using this method (im a chess beginner)
It only really works on beginners
Once you actually start getting above ~500 it won’t work
do not teach beginners bad openings😂 (except if u want to stay as a beginner for always)
This has happened to me twice today, I need to learn how to defend against it 😂
Black - Nh6 or Qe7
After 1.e4 e5 2. Qh5 you can play Nc6 to defend your e-pawn
Then after they go Bc4 you can play g6 to stop the mate
If they do 1.e4 e5 2. Bc4 instead then you can go to g6 to stop the queen from going to h5
And after you stopped the mate if they play Qf3 as their one final attack to try and mate you play Nf6 and it is stopped
This one is very good. It seems to work all the times, when I am playing both the sides.
If the queen took the rook, couldn't the knight to f6 trap the queen and ultimately capture it?
Queen takes h7
@@seal9573 knight to h7 and takes queen
@@seal9573 bro is 15 elo
@BLettuce ima be honest idk what i was smoking that day but there is no need to move the queen. After Nf6 the queen just doesnt need to move you just defend the e4 pawn and eventually bring your bishop to g5 to attack the knight that cant move. Nf6 also stops your bishop from moving until you can castle queenside. Either way youre still losing if you blunder the fork.
The bishop has left the chat
Everytime I do this my oppenent does something 10x different
Plot twist....Enemy
"Nh6"
You : ......................
How to avoid if you accidentally place your knight to c6
He will play bishop to c4
Then play your other knight to h6
first of all knight to c6 is the best move actually
second of all you should play g6 after bishop to c4
the whole line usually looks like this:
1. e4 e5
2. Qh5 Nc3
3. Bc4 g6
4. Qf3 Nf6
there are several options for move 5 but white should ideally stop black from playing knight to d4 (ive seen Ne2 and c3 both played as well as starting the whole attack with e3 instead of e4) threatening both the queen and king/rook fork, black will probably move the bishop and try to castle and the game goes on
If you can play Nd4,here is a combo to win the game:Qd3 or c3 is a mistake, cuz you go d5,if bishop takes then knight takes back, pawn takes, bishop f5 wins a rook.
i meant qc3 not c3 lol
For the opponent if someone uses this attack all you need to do is instead of moving your night there, you can move it to H6 so then the queen can’t take that place otherwise the queen will be taken
Everyone gangsta until the king kills the queen
It can’t
@@oZqdiac it can? Wdym
@@Torak_BallBishop would've got him if he did.
I just did that, ended well for me, Stockfish rated the game after this opening as a 90
It's a bad opening........ Your opponent just needs to play Nc6 in response to Qh4 and then just play moves like Nf6 and/or g6 to block the queen from the f6 pawn, and then they are absolutely fine and probably better
You just saved me like 100 hours of work.
and that's..
They’ll fall for it once, next game theyll be chasing your queen around the board as they get a massive development advantage. Pro tip, never play this against anyone above 700 elo
Above 400* just takes an idiot with the caro kan to finish this
Ngl my classmate tried to do this to me bc i havent studyes the opening so i lost but when i lost i realize what bro was doing and won the game
Imagine checkmating a GM with this
Ultrabullet chess do be like that
Magnus Carlsen attempted it but the opponent noticed it
100 Elo Games Be Like:
Everybodys gangster until you have to know this
I fell for that just now 😢
and thats.... what?
The best opening trap for beginners.
@@BobbyBoJanglles it starts with e4.e5.
and a lot of times beginners here will play pawn to g6 attacking the queen
But now you have queen captures e5, and the king's in check, and the rook's under attack.
@@davidguthary8147 So they'll block the king, with the queen, and then you can just take the rook, and you're up a rook.
"you have to know this, hears the moves that starts with (your moves)"
No you dont, its trash, literally against >300 elo is useless
This will work against anyone thanks!
(me remembering my brother exists)
me: oh ye my brother...
The waffle house has found its new host
no
I played this in a chess tournament and she fell for it thx
This is a very good plan for my bro
I can't believe I fell for this bruh
Just did this, ty for the free checkmate
Sir,what a brilliant trick
thanks man. now my teacher stands no chance
Bro... When you fall for this your usually a low enough elo to not know what piece values are
Nothing better than spamming this in every opponent until somebody catches on & puts you on the backfoot.
Instructions unclear, I lost in 5 moves