The Richter-Veresov Attack - Plans, Structures, Patterns, Variations · Chess Openings
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- The Richter-Veresov Attack covered with ideas, plans, variations, and patterns for both sides.
The Richter-Veresov Attack is a rare system opening which black will almost never be fully ready for. That is it's main upside, since the engines really don't give white an advantage in any of the lines if black knows what he's doing.
Things to remember:
- can transpose to the Pirc, Modern, French, Caro-Kann, Jobava L.S.
- white doesn't play for an advantage according to the engines
- two main ideas: a) a kingside attack with queenside castling, or b) a structural
advantage because of black's doubled pawns
- main strategic aim: push e4
00:00 Introduction
12:52 3...h6
19:15 3...g6
24:23 3...c5
29:11 3...e6
30:40 3...c6
37:30 3...Bf5
42:27 3...Nbd7, Main Line
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I cannot believe my eyes. My man just started making opening videos again. Thank you so so so much.
Because of your opening videos i got fide rating 1039 which will come next month thank you sir
Which tournament did you play?
Important transpositions:
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Rubinstein French ruclips.net/video/THkLmg9vmv0/видео.html
Burn French ruclips.net/video/GZs8v1KJpgY/видео.html
Jobava London ruclips.net/video/8o5UitW0bRM/видео.html
Korchnoi Caro-Kann ruclips.net/video/-_6qOZIlbE0/видео.html
Bronstein-Larsen Caro-Kann ruclips.net/video/FRJexVkZXrg/видео.html
That's quite a coincidence 😆 A couple of days ago I started to study this opening as Black, and I was looking up in your channel if you had something about it, then boom (!) 🔥 there you go with a freshly posted new hour long in-depht analysis of the Veresov... you made my day!!
Thanks, you're one of the best YT chess channel, if not the best!! 🙂
3. ... h6 13:00
3. ... g6 19:18
3. ... c5 24:20
3. ... e6 29:15
3. ... c6 30:42
3. ... Bf5 37:31
3. ... Nbd7 42:32
Fantastic! Thank you very much!
Great video!
His English is truly excellent, and he explains openings in a very reasonable way.
However, at 447:40 he misses that white can play 7. d4-d5 creating a reversed Albin Counter-Gambit; that's clearly much better than the feeble 7. f3 x e4:. Exactly the same point at 49.20 where it's the same position but without h7-h6 and bh4. NEVERTHELESS all in all a well-explained & instructive video
Trying to gain insight on one of my opponents who plays this opening. This video is greatly appreciated😁
you can actually transpose into the most favorable richter-veresov lines via the Trompowsky - those Qh5 lines. That's how I like to play it. Nimzo players have no idea what hit them...
1. d4 Nf6 2. Bg5 d5 3. e6 c5 (best line for black) 4. Bxf6 gxf6 (most common reply) 5. Nc3 - now you're in the richter-veresov Qh5 lines.
You can also transpose into the french rubinstein / burn variation from the Tromp in many lines.
In my opinion the Tromp has all the upsides with none of the downsides
Thanks!
You are amazing stjepan!
Im a 1300 player and this has been my go to opening. I had no idea what openings are and just do this intuitively like half of my games as white. Great to see the theory behind it.
Excellent video that helped me win a rated OTB game last week. Thanks! I have a video request, if you’ll entertain it: can you make a video on the Rat Defense Harmonist - 1. e4 d6 2. f4? There aren’t any instructional videos online for this opening. Thank you!
Does anyone know what opening Stjepan is trying to recall at 25.30 = "a reverse panov attack" the position at 25.39 feels like a very uncommon one.
I was vaguely aware of the existence of this but had never looked into it. I think your idea about using it against people that play a particular combination of openings is the right one. As for black, they should just play 2...c5 and take the game in their own direction (it's what I do anyway).
I've also used this to transition to the stonewall while i get rid of the bad bishop first
does anyone have good resources on how to play hedgehog positions versus maróczy bind
What about f3 after c6 ? (around 34 min)
Lesgoooo
Will you cover vienna, english and reti?
Yes.
@@HangingPawns That's good to hear. Waiting for your channel to hit 200k subs. 🙃
@@HangingPawns i hope you cover the frankenstein dracula variation of the viena
Hey man can you do a series on the English opening? Get into theory's etc...
He is going to!
I've literally never seen this what
Kind of a strange opening to recommend, since in the end of a lot of these lines, you say black is slightly better AND that you would prefer to be black.
He stated at various moments in the video that White is not playing for a conventional advantage but positions your opponent isn‘t familiar with. In such cases it‘s always the player more familiar with the position who has the advantage (even among top Grandmasters).
@@SahnigReingeloetet I agree, which is why I also added that he would also prefer to be black. So the position is worse for white, and apparently more pleasant to play for black as well, hence his preference for the black side.
@@strategygames1026 True