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@@siddhartha-555 You must play chess often. Preferably games with longer time controls. You must learn one opening, say, the main line of the open Spanish for white. The more games that you find yourself playing that opening, the easier it will become to memorize difficult opening lines.
@@zxvc849 It varies a lot. Many about 2000 will spend a lot of effort on the opening, honing a few key weapons. I also have attained 2000 but I never go deep into studying theory. I prefer Carlsen’s approach to the opening. Get a game, and then beat the opponent who’s confused because the position doesn’t resemble all those openings they memorized.
Oh you are that guy, GM of 2496 ELO. Never realised you were that Smirnov but love the way you discuss your thinking, still not at 2000 yet but the videos are awesome and sure way to better my chess. Thanks for sharing
► Chapters 00:00 Powerful Attacking Plan In The Italian Game For Black 00:45 Super-simple Kingside Attacking Plan 01:44 1) If White plays Be3 03:33 Nasty checkmate 04:07 2) If White plays c3-d4, attacking in the center 05:32 -3.8 evaluation for Black 06:47 3) Another funny variation 08:27 4) If White plays the mainline 10:43 5) If White plays Nh2 to prevent g4
Thank you, Igor. I'm glad I don't play against you. One interesting idea would be how to recover from a mistake. There are so many possibilities, but maybe you can tell us the thought process of a powerful player who still thinks that he can win.
yep. h3 and h6 are moves one should not 'just play' as it weakens the King's position when 0-0. In general it's best to delay 0-0 until you have to, to deploy your Rooks or because of a pin on the horse (so you can do it with tempo gain) or because the opponent already did it.
Doing this kind of thing from the Czech Pirc is even better because you won't have to deal with the bajillion gambits white can enter before even entering the Italian! 1. e4 d6 2. d4 Nf6 3. Nc3 c6 4. Nf3 (or other) Qa5 5. Bd2 even, or other move like Bc4 you play e5 anyways, block the center along the e-file, drop the queen back to c7, and add Nbd7-f8-g6-f4. (Obviously, play g5 before Ng6.)
This is a sweet attack but it relies on a player "developing his pieces", and specifically, white castling too soon and falling into the trap. A great thing to pay attention to when you're learning is, "what (seeming) blunder confuses your opponent?", because if you confuse your opponent it makes it much harder for them to employ a memorized tactic. Then you turn on Igor's voice in your head and go on the attack yourself because confused and under pressure is a great place to have an opponent. They start playing checkers instead of chess very often
Very good lesson for us.. but You as other great masters think others...You have a mind open for new ideas that common people don't have😎...great as always but I will forget when I play😇😭
just tried this for the first time and got destroyed, after I played g5 they played Nxg5 instantaneously (typical, not in video) and after hxg5 then Bxg5 with a nasty pin and knight coming to d5. Have to know what you are doing on this line or you are toast which I was and it would be nice if this was explained in the video. Will try again! thanks.
you put your rook on the open file Rg8 and if he dares to leave his bishop on g5 by guarding it with h4 you sac the rook on it. in any normal attack you'd probably end up saccing pieces to open king anyway, he just gave you free material to spend on saccing, even helpfully bringing you targets on the cost of his own moves.
So what of, after g5, white moves the knight to h2 instead of Bishop to e3 or some other move? I mean, the threat on the g file is pretty obvious right after castling... EDIT: Oh never mind I see you do address it at the end XD
Knight takes pawn on g5, this is what white will play and u insta lose. Nothing good in playing pawn g5. Maybe bullet chess robots might miss it no doubts
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After watching 10 videos I only learned 1 video of information
Brain rot
You look cool and perfect in the thumbnail like in the old days.😅
It motivates me into watching your videos or shorts to learn.😃
One game with me?
@@arch1q892 4 Me "subliminal memory". I believe it helps.
As a 2000 rated player, bro's gonna give all of our secrets soon xD
Can you clarify one doubt
How much you guys memorize like how many openings and variations?
@@siddhartha-555 You must play chess often. Preferably games with longer time controls. You must learn one opening, say, the main line of the open Spanish for white. The more games that you find yourself playing that opening, the easier it will become to memorize difficult opening lines.
@@siddhartha-555first practice in computer… then in games… try to play 15-20 minutes per player game
I like how no one answered ur question@@siddhartha-555
@@zxvc849 It varies a lot. Many about 2000 will spend a lot of effort on the opening, honing a few key weapons. I also have attained 2000 but I never go deep into studying theory. I prefer Carlsen’s approach to the opening. Get a game, and then beat the opponent who’s confused because the position doesn’t resemble all those openings they memorized.
Perfect timing! I was just looking for ways to spice up this position as black!
Oh you are that guy, GM of 2496 ELO. Never realised you were that Smirnov but love the way you discuss your thinking, still not at 2000 yet but the videos are awesome and sure way to better my chess. Thanks for sharing
► Chapters
00:00 Powerful Attacking Plan In The Italian Game For Black
00:45 Super-simple Kingside Attacking Plan
01:44 1) If White plays Be3
03:33 Nasty checkmate
04:07 2) If White plays c3-d4, attacking in the center
05:32 -3.8 evaluation for Black
06:47 3) Another funny variation
08:27 4) If White plays the mainline
10:43 5) If White plays Nh2 to prevent g4
After watching 10 videos I only learned 1 videos worth of information
thanks for timestamps!
Thank you for introducing me to these many Ideas.
Thank you, Igor. I'm glad I don't play against you.
One interesting idea would be how to recover from a mistake. There are so many possibilities, but maybe you can tell us the thought process of a powerful player who still thinks that he can win.
thanks for the help 😀
Very interesting lesson
Thanks for watching
a lot of thanks for making and sharing your video!!
I love you igor❤.
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yep. h3 and h6 are moves one should not 'just play' as it weakens the King's position when 0-0. In general it's best to delay 0-0 until you have to, to deploy your Rooks or because of a pin on the horse (so you can do it with tempo gain) or because the opponent already did it.
" Even if they have not invited you to, you visit their king and it's gonna be checkmate!!
Thanks for the humor.
Damn good stuuf
Why would you do this since you are one of the only ones of the best content creators to give us great and useful content on the Italian game 😫😭😭😭
stop posting videos about destroying my openings, Igor 🤨 first the Rousseau Gambit, now this 😂
Doing this kind of thing from the Czech Pirc is even better because you won't have to deal with the bajillion gambits white can enter before even entering the Italian! 1. e4 d6 2. d4 Nf6 3. Nc3 c6 4. Nf3 (or other) Qa5 5. Bd2 even, or other move like Bc4 you play e5 anyways, block the center along the e-file, drop the queen back to c7, and add Nbd7-f8-g6-f4. (Obviously, play g5 before Ng6.)
I have trouble against the scotch and scotch gambit with black discouraging me from e5 please help IGOR!!! 😢
This is a sweet attack but it relies on a player "developing his pieces", and specifically, white castling too soon and falling into the trap. A great thing to pay attention to when you're learning is, "what (seeming) blunder confuses your opponent?", because if you confuse your opponent it makes it much harder for them to employ a memorized tactic. Then you turn on Igor's voice in your head and go on the attack yourself because confused and under pressure is a great place to have an opponent. They start playing checkers instead of chess very often
Hello igor !
I am 1250 rated and my rating is sky rocketing
Should i purchase the premium course? A lot of players hesitate to invest money in chess.
Definitely!
Very good lesson for us.. but You as other great masters think others...You have a mind open for new ideas that common people don't have😎...great as always but I will forget when I play😇😭
ever heard of the diemer-duhm BDG ?
i did this unknowingly but thanks for the clearity
Very informative
make a video about the Luchinni gambit
just tried this for the first time and got destroyed, after I played g5 they played Nxg5 instantaneously (typical, not in video) and after hxg5 then Bxg5 with a nasty pin and knight coming to d5. Have to know what you are doing on this line or you are toast which I was and it would be nice if this was explained in the video. Will try again! thanks.
you put your rook on the open file Rg8 and if he dares to leave his bishop on g5 by guarding it with h4 you sac the rook on it. in any normal attack you'd probably end up saccing pieces to open king anyway, he just gave you free material to spend on saccing, even helpfully bringing you targets on the cost of his own moves.
So what of, after g5, white moves the knight to h2 instead of Bishop to e3 or some other move? I mean, the threat on the g file is pretty obvious right after castling...
EDIT: Oh never mind I see you do address it at the end XD
better Nxg5, hxg5 then Bg5
thank you Master
At 11:17 if white push g2 to g3 or g4 to g5 and sacrifice it's pawn, g file will be closed! After this Qd1 to Qf3.
Sugesting that those part of the Igor nation be called 'igorians'
Igornation Sounds Badass!
Not Igoramuses?
what happen if pawn h3 dont takes any and move to h4. maybe different story
Then the knight is taken by the pawn
Why don't you turn on the rating bar ?
Nooo how dare you reveal my secret opening.. I was planning to crush opponents and when I saw this I was really upset.. lol 😂
Is this the black lion that simon williams uses ?
First the Rousseau, now the Italian. Smirnov’s villain arc has begun and I am SO HERE for it! Long Live Igor Nation! 🇺🇦
It kinda feels like a betrayal. Destroying much loved openings :)
Igor spending my first paycheck before I've earned it. Yes please and thank you very much!
It feels so good to teach us the Anti-Italian every time.😃
Thanks.😅
WOW I JUST WON THE 1800 RATED PLAYER 😮 WITH THAT OPENING AND IT SKYROCKET TO 1300 ELO O_O
Russeau gambit is still the best
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White should be able to use the same ideas with an extra tempo
This never works, black never castles in this opening
It's definitely works but it doesn't mean everytime
Knight takes pawn on g5, this is what white will play and u insta lose. Nothing good in playing pawn g5. Maybe bullet chess robots might miss it no doubts
Black is moving first in this example🤷
Please don't release our secrets🤫
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No views in 34 seconds, bro fell off 💀
Sh*t up.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!! 😣
Why am I seeing similar comment on all chess channels?