3:27 puzzle answer NG5 Discovered check, knight takes queen bishop F3 check King g1 NH3# OR Ng5 discovered check, king g1 Nh3# Another very instructional and education video!. thanks igor for 1900 elo!!
@@DamjanCamusev it literally doesn't the second variation is if they dont take the queen if knight takes queen, Bishop F3+ followed by NH3 mate you need to read and calculate better
► Chapters 00:00 4 Rules To Use Your Queen Effectively In Chess 00:07 Rule-1 01:58 When is early queen attack good? 03:30 Rule-2 05:04 Rule-3 08:38 Rule-4 10:13 Garry Kasparov's shocking move
Great video, thanks! Just wanted to drop in to say you're a great teacher. I started playing chess online two months ago. Started at around 900 (rapid), and after lots of studying your videos, I'm at 1199 today. Still lots of room for improvement, but thank you!
3:30 - My thought process here - A mating attack from that position has to target the g2 square somehow as a protected Queen on g2 would be checkmate so Q c6 looks like a good first move although it isn't aggressive. My best attempt is a failure 1. Q c6 (Protects the Queen, maintains pressure on the diagonal), Any developing move (B f4 looks logical as it prevents Black castling queenside and moves the Bishop onto a more active square.) 2. N e5 + (or N g5 +), N e4 3. B f3 +, K g1 4. f5, B x e5 (or B x g5) 5. f x e4, d x e4 6. R d8. White now has one of 3 moves available (Q e1, Q c1 or Q b1) That's as far as I can get. I'm sure I'm missing some key move. Any comments on just how far wrong my attempt was would be appreciated.
My second attempt was similar to the first but also failed 1. Q c6 (Protects the Queen, maintains pressure on the diagonal), Any developing move (B f4 looks logical as it prevents Black castling queenside and moves the Bishop onto a more active square.) 2. N e5 +, N e4 3. B f3 +, K g1 4. N g4. Then I can't figure out what White's next move would be My third attempt also fails 1. Q c6, N e4 2. N e5 Then I can't figure out what White's next move would be
Ladies first Develop queen if it is not possible for opponent to gain advantage of that No PDA Central squares are best squares of the queen Queen should occupy where it is neither in pressure and not in attack While attacking don't trade queens
Really appreciate the breaking out of your vids into titled segments. (Sure there’s a better way to say that) I’m resisting subscribing in general, but there you go. I watch you several times a month, so, why not! Always needed more comprehension of Queen principles. Thank you.
GM Igor Smirnov delivers another fantastic video. I play it at 0.75 speed twice to gain complete understanding. Because I'm a 1000 ELO😆(barely, and holding on).
@@rolandeauten8798 oh my days bro... i can see you're nothing above 1550 NE1+ NXD5 Bf3+ KHI UH OH, THE BISHOP OCCUPIES THAT SQUARE. EVEN IF ITS NOT WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT, IT DOESNT WORK BECAUSE THE BISHOP IS ALREADY ON THAT SQUARE, P.S pieces can't share squares
Ne4??nxd5, 2bc3+ kb1 The horsey is trapped and you resign It works if you put the horsey on b5 because after 1nxe5 you have 2na3+kb1, 3bc3#@@rolandeauten8798 @GMIgorSmirnov but this doesnt happen because white blocks with the pawn and black sacks the bishop on b3 takes back with the queen and brings horsey to a3 to deliver mate
My guess is to move the knight back to g5, white can then block with pawn or horse or eat the queen and then depending on the move white makes eat the rook which traded with bishop at f3 or move the bishop in f3 if the queen got eaten. Forcing the king to move right and then finish it off with knight to h3
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You are correct it is a queen sacrifice. But playing knight to g5 you get the classic mate formation of bishop on f3 with check, then knight to h3 mate.
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3:27 puzzle answer
NG5 Discovered check,
knight takes queen
bishop F3 check
King g1
NH3#
OR
Ng5 discovered check,
king g1
Nh3#
Another very instructional and education video!. thanks igor for 1900 elo!!
Fails to Nxe5
@@DamjanCamusev if knight to e4 or knight takes d5 (queen)
bishop to f3 check.
king forced to g1.
then knight to h3 check mate.
@@DamjanCamusevNo such response exists for white. Are your coordinates wrong?
@@DamjanCamusev it literally doesn't
the second variation is if they dont take the queen
if knight takes queen, Bishop F3+ followed by NH3 mate
you need to read and calculate better
@@DamjanCamusev…Ng5, NXQ then Bf3+.
Ng5+, if Kg1, Nh3#. if they block with the knight or take the queen Bf3+, Kg1, Nh3#. if they block with pawn Bxf3+, Rxf3, Qxf3+, Kg1, Nh3#
0:58-1:58 That whole line was brilliant. I can see why Igor is a Grandmaster.
► Chapters
00:00 4 Rules To Use Your Queen Effectively In Chess
00:07 Rule-1
01:58 When is early queen attack good?
03:30 Rule-2
05:04 Rule-3
08:38 Rule-4
10:13 Garry Kasparov's shocking move
Is it
Ng5 2.Nxd4, Bf3+ 3.Kg1 , Nh3#
Yes. There are variations where white blocks Q with P or N, but I think they end the same way 👍🏼
Great video, thanks! Just wanted to drop in to say you're a great teacher. I started playing chess online two months ago. Started at around 900 (rapid), and after lots of studying your videos, I'm at 1199 today. Still lots of room for improvement, but thank you!
Igor- thks for all you do to help others learn more about the game of chess. Hope you have a blessed Thanksgiving holiday.
Hello Igor can u make video on
Sicilian difense main line for white not any traps but theory
3:30 - My thought process here - A mating attack from that position has to target the g2 square somehow as a protected Queen on g2 would be checkmate so Q c6 looks like a good first move although it isn't aggressive.
My best attempt is a failure
1. Q c6 (Protects the Queen, maintains pressure on the diagonal), Any developing move (B f4 looks logical as it prevents Black castling queenside and moves the Bishop onto a more active square.)
2. N e5 + (or N g5 +), N e4
3. B f3 +, K g1
4. f5, B x e5 (or B x g5)
5. f x e4, d x e4
6. R d8. White now has one of 3 moves available (Q e1, Q c1 or Q b1)
That's as far as I can get.
I'm sure I'm missing some key move. Any comments on just how far wrong my attempt was would be appreciated.
My second attempt was similar to the first but also failed
1. Q c6 (Protects the Queen, maintains pressure on the diagonal), Any developing move (B f4 looks logical as it prevents Black castling queenside and moves the Bishop onto a more active square.)
2. N e5 +, N e4
3. B f3 +, K g1
4. N g4.
Then I can't figure out what White's next move would be
My third attempt also fails
1. Q c6, N e4
2. N e5
Then I can't figure out what White's next move would be
Ladies first
Develop queen if it is not possible for opponent to gain advantage of that
No PDA
Central squares are best squares of the queen
Queen should occupy where it is neither in pressure and not in attack
While attacking don't trade queens
Really appreciate the breaking out of your vids into titled segments. (Sure there’s a better way to say that) I’m resisting subscribing in general, but there you go. I watch you several times a month, so, why not! Always needed more comprehension of Queen principles. Thank you.
GM Igor Smirnov delivers another fantastic video. I play it at 0.75 speed twice to gain complete understanding. Because I'm a 1000 ELO😆(barely, and holding on).
Horse to g4 check, horse take queen only move, then you move bishop to f3 (check and g 1 only move, then horse to h3, checkmate.
1st thing its knight 😂😂 I knew
@@SDas-qz3dwactually its both. Even if its called knight, its also called horse and in man countries we dont even say knight, its called horse.
Please on how to use rooks effectively
Hi igor sir, your videos are better that all other
Hi Igor & Igor Nation, at 2:20 white can’t hit Q with N because P blocks N, but they can use P instead!
nice observation, but it's hard to find
3:27: knight to e1 forces the king to g1, then queen to g2, checkmate.
that doesnt work, that hangs a queen. Remember, the knight hits the queen
@@Trendzy11But Q isn’t needed for mate: Bf3! Kg1 Nf3#. Remember, it’s all about K, not Q ;-)
@@rolandeauten8798 oh my days bro... i can see you're nothing above 1550
NE1+
NXD5
Bf3+
KHI
UH OH, THE BISHOP OCCUPIES THAT SQUARE.
EVEN IF ITS NOT WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT, IT DOESNT WORK BECAUSE THE BISHOP IS ALREADY ON THAT SQUARE,
P.S pieces can't share squares
Ne4??nxd5, 2bc3+ kb1 The horsey is trapped and you resign
It works if you put the horsey on b5 because after 1nxe5 you have 2na3+kb1, 3bc3#@@rolandeauten8798
@GMIgorSmirnov but this doesnt happen because white blocks with the pawn and black sacks the bishop on b3 takes back with the queen and brings horsey to a3 to deliver mate
@@rolandeauten8798nah your bishop already there
Which one of your courses has the bishop opening?
My guess is to move the knight back to g5, white can then block with pawn or horse or eat the queen and then depending on the move white makes eat the rook which traded with bishop at f3 or move the bishop in f3 if the queen got eaten. Forcing the king to move right and then finish it off with knight to h3
Always the best!!
Igor, what's the latest possible age you think someone could start chess at, and probably still get to GM or IM?
NICE!!🔥🔥
8:53 King delivering discovery checkmate, castle, en passant and peaceful victory: what about us
any time im in trouble I trade queens. MAkes it way harder to check mate me in blitz
Nh4+, Nxd5, Bf3+, Kg1 , Nh3# or Nh4+, f3, Bxf3+, Rxf3, Qxf3+, Kg1, Nh3#
Also Nh4+, Kg1, Qg2#
Or just Qh5 Qh2 mate is unstopable
I’d rather just blunder it
Knight h4 and then queen g2
that hangs a queen bro, the white knight hits the queen
Yes but bishop is free to check and then knight traps the King
nice
I believe the answer is to let them take your queen but idk I like qH5 as the answer better imo.
In rule #2 what is the full form for.PDA
Public display of affection
2:41 I don’t get it!!! Why cannot the white knight just take the knight on d4?
Ladies first ❌
Ladies choice ✅
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5:12 bro is talking like fisher ☠️☠️☠️
Hey Igor, in your 3 steps to 2000 ELO course, are you talking about the online ELO or FIDE?
Please answer
the puzzle answer is way more simple then it looks like: Qh5 and white cant stop Qh2 mate
Why couldn't Kasparov promote to a Queen? I didn't understand what you said.
He could. But he just found it funny to promote to a knight and still win.
he done it for the memes basically
He did it to send a goddamn message. "Don't ever pin my knight". Probably
And what was the spoken text?
A queen changed her mind on the go?
knight to h4 then queen to g2 forced mate in 2
its not, Nh4 hungs a queen. white knight hits queen
I really suck and because of that I don't understand why white cant use NxQd5?
You are correct it is a queen sacrifice.
But playing knight to g5 you get the classic mate formation of bishop on f3 with check, then knight to h3 mate.
Qh5 Qh2#
White would respond to Q h5 with the move h4, eliminating your entire mating attack plan.
First comment ❤❤❤
this type of comments are cringe ... atleast provide something helpful instead of this "First" nonsense