Also keep in mind that if you're playing on chess.com, the elo is about 200 lower. 1200 on lichess is ~1000 on chess.com What's your elo? (For future videos)
I used fried liver to go from 1000 to 1300 but at 1300 i realized that all of my opponents had a defense against the fried liver. Edit: lol he changed the title from 0 - 1300 to 0 - 1200
This opening beat Fabiano Caruana (in the hands of Hikaru Nakamura) in Norway Chess 2023, straight up destroying a World Champs Challenger who is known as "the answer to Magnus Carlsen in Classical chess" in a need-to-win moment. Hikaru winning the strongest event of the year with the Fried Liver will be actual trivia and history.
The counter attack toward the end is called the Traxler counterattack and it’s very good. Definitely worth studying if you wanna be able to combat the fried liver
Another good counterattack for low ELO is Nxe4. Most people take the knight back. Then you play Qh4, attacking the knight. Most the time your opponent will play something like g3, in this case you play Qxe4+ and then take the rook. Levy recorded a video on this, I recommend learning it to you and everyone else who might read this response.
Thanks a lot for this. Super solid, mathematically proven, and you showed all the continuations. Not to mention that it was simple and easy enough for my miniature brain to handle. You just earned a sub
This is one of the best, absolute clearest tutorials on openings I've ever seen so thank you. I have 0 plans on ever using the fried Liver since I have a conscience, but I appreciate the information and it's presentation regardless. I must ask though if it's possible for you to make a video like this on the London. Like most low Elo players I use it as my main opening, and like most low elo players I have no idea how it works after move 3, a clear video like this would be really appreciated.
As somebody said before I learnt more in these 3 videos than ever before. I play chess here and there for over 40 years but now I have an attack and study plan in just 15 min. Thank you so much.
Just watched your video. Tried it against 680 elo player and won in 9 moves! Thanks for this! You have earned a new subscriber. Edit: I just realised I got 100.00 Accuracy 😮
POV:Your opponent play a gambit by playing Nd4,also known as Blackburn Shilling Gambit,either you checkmate or win a queen in 8 move if you take the free pawn and if you fork when they play Qf7 and the result is checkmate in 3 more moves or win queen in 3 more moves
Even at 1800 I still play the fried liver cuz most of the time we go into the d5 exd5 Na5 Bb5+ c6 dxc6 bxc6 and although black isn’t losing it’s hard to play the game while being down a pawn and I usually go on winning after that lol
I’m currently 1200, struggling to get to 1300. I wanna reach 1500 by the end of the year. Could we play a few rapid games and you briefly tell me what mistakes I’m making that might be preventing me from achieving my goal?
@@consciousmassofatomsI may be 1000 I understand a few of my mistakes so I’d give them to you : not enough opening knowledge, not enough endgame knowledge, not playing enough puzzles/ games to rise higher, takes to little or too long to move, not seeing potential trades or mates (if using pc it would be easier) , getting scared of losing rating, doesn’t know some middle game tactics. Keep in mind if you learnt all of these well u would probably rise high which might take a while even the best couldn’t learn this within their first year or 2 at a good degree. But I recommend if you check your own games in game review after you have warmed up and see which moves are bad and try to think of the best move and sequence to some degree you might get better keep in mind you need time and I’m 1000
1:11 - Kings Knight Opening 1:17 - Transpose to Italian Game 1:25 - Nf6 (most common response) Response with Ng5, proceed to Fried Liver 3:53 - If they play Bc5 ABORT ABORT ABORT The Ke8 madness play: 1:59 - The 49% of plays that result in checkmate 2:28 - If they play Qe7 2:41 - That's a free Queen If they play Kg8 instead: 3:00 - M3 3:32 - If they play Ke6 (an actual good play)
I love how I randomly saw your halloween gambit video and I thought you at least had like 100k-200k subscribers but boy was I wrong. I Also started using the Evans Gambit and Fried Liver no one sees the attacks and I love it
Damnn man i have just started chess (been a week) and at first i thought that it wouldn't be much fun be more a boring game but here im watching strategy videos and after divorcing this move im laughing my ass off.. (i love chess now)
Ok so I always thought this was a troll opening, but I just won 3 games in a row with this masterpiece. I am about to use this against a 1600 rated player. Wish me luck
How did it go? These kind of cheap shot openings can actually allow new players to beat better player by sheer luck lol. (I beat my chess group instructor in middle school using scholars mate, he didnt know you could do it with knight and bishop lol)
I mean, more power to us and each one of us who studies this, right? But at that point, is it REALLY chess? You're just playing a mathematically proven clever trap. Then again, I suppose it becomes a moot point once you go above that 1600 elo like you're mentioning; now you get into the territory where people at that level (shouldn't) fall for it!
There is a beautiful gambit against the eventual Fried Liver. Not the best, but sometimes called the Italian Game: Knight Attack, Ponziani-Steinitz Gambit, it involves the black knight taking on e4 after the knight attack. There is 2 traps they could fall into, either the knight taking on f7, which gives black an advantage by 0.2, or the knight taking, which when happens, the pawn will move to the d5 square, forking the knight and bishop. This gives black an advantage by 0.6, and after the bishop taking the pawn or something, queen comes in, black has an amazing center.
Do evans gambit in meme version pls your vids are absolutely hilarious and amazing Edit: the fried liver is good but the traxler is godly. However its kinda uncommon even when im at 600 elo no one plays the fried liver against me 😢
@@stairsstairsstairsstairsstairsI've studied on and off for a year now and I now get performance ratings of 2700 -2800 constantly but I should expect that since I have a photographic memory and OCD ADHD and play by ear
@@Adam.Frazier yup, it works very well, id recommend learning more about the fried liver before actually playing it. GothamChess has a good video on it.
@@Adam.FrazierIt does, that's why I'm playing it. Somebody did it against me a while back and despite playing the correct moves it still felt very uncomfortable with the king in the middle of the board, so I decided to play it whenever possible and I'm impressed by how many people just lose back the knight instantly and end up in a terrible spot.
@@Adam.Frazier It works but people start either avoiding it or playing against it decently at around 1000 elo according to my game stats. You're unlikely to have anyone playing into it by the time you're 1300.
When he says that you should abort mission at bishop c5,that's known as the traxler counterattack. When you see that,I recommend playing d5, it's very annoying for black
@@geoffreygeorge999 sure, you get a free pawn, but if they handle d5 incorrectly, (let's be honest, we're talking about 0-1500 elo players, they will)you can continue your plan of forking them
The worst part about the fried liver is your opponent not playing into it. Caro Kann, Scandi, Sicilian, and you aren’t playing the fried liver. But if they do play into it, it’s super fun
I hated the fried liver so much that I had to learn the dark knight gambit specifically for it. It’s great against the fried liver as the best moves are rarely played below 1000 elo rating.
Yay Chesspage uploaded btw when he said If he brought the bishop out then abort the mission is because it's called the traxler counter attack in which he will sacrifice his bishop and mate you
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"weak players 600-1400 (sorry of this is you)" oh don't be sorry darling this ain't me, I'm actually 400
we 400s have transcended the elo scaling
600 are weak
so what am i
@@CoolGuynumbawanfrfr
506 welp
update I’m 600 now and still a “weak” player🥲
Also keep in mind that if you're playing on chess.com, the elo is about 200 lower. 1200 on lichess is ~1000 on chess.com
What's your elo?
(For future videos)
320
700
1450 OTB, like 1390-1400 lichess and 900 chess c*m
355
700+
I used fried liver to go from 1000 to 1300 but at 1300 i realized that all of my opponents had a defense against the fried liver.
Edit: lol he changed the title from 0 - 1300 to 0 - 1200
When they play h6 and it counts as theory lol
@@thebrushman4123 1. h4 is also considered theory. But just because it's theory doesn't mean it's good.
What's your rating now?
Just learn opening theory deeper or do puzzles until you can win close games
Or try other openings like scotch or Halloween gambit 😈
Romans 5:8 KJV states, "But God commendeth his love toward us, ln that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us . ./
This opening beat Fabiano Caruana (in the hands of Hikaru Nakamura) in Norway Chess 2023, straight up destroying a World Champs Challenger who is known as "the answer to Magnus Carlsen in Classical chess" in a need-to-win moment.
Hikaru winning the strongest event of the year with the Fried Liver will be actual trivia and history.
hi lain
Wasn't it the polerio? The fryed liver only goes after knight takes pawn.
The legend has returned.
Romans 5:8 KJV states, "But God commendeth his love toward us, ln that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us . .
The return of the king
Yeee
nest chess channel ngl
@@ScandalousStars relevant how?
The counter attack toward the end is called the Traxler counterattack and it’s very good. Definitely worth studying if you wanna be able to combat the fried liver
Another good counterattack for low ELO is Nxe4. Most people take the knight back. Then you play Qh4, attacking the knight. Most the time your opponent will play something like g3, in this case you play Qxe4+ and then take the rook. Levy recorded a video on this, I recommend learning it to you and everyone else who might read this response.
@@CathCatechesis I remember that one too. I can’t remember the name of it because I usually go for the traxler against fried liver
@@cnvrgnt yeah, the traxler is great too. I won a couple games with it too.
The traxler is bad against the bishop check line, personally I don’t think I ever lost to the traxler when I took with the bishop
@@nicolaslevasseur875just because you have not played with me or anyone who really learnt traxler properly
The fact that this video is 4 minutes and 20 seconds long...perfection.
69….
Just pressed the like button, undo it tho
ahaha
4:19 actually
4:19 are you sure about that
Thanks a lot for this. Super solid, mathematically proven, and you showed all the continuations. Not to mention that it was simple and easy enough for my miniature brain to handle. You just earned a sub
Me: playing the italian
Opponents: Queen out in the second move
real
Just tried the opening.
My opponent was smart enough to see mate in 9 so he resigned instantly.
The ultimate checkmate
you are worthless you agender human with the equivalent fur of a gorilla
This is one of the best, absolute clearest tutorials on openings I've ever seen so thank you. I have 0 plans on ever using the fried Liver since I have a conscience, but I appreciate the information and it's presentation regardless. I must ask though if it's possible for you to make a video like this on the London. Like most low Elo players I use it as my main opening, and like most low elo players I have no idea how it works after move 3, a clear video like this would be really appreciated.
Yes but that's boring. The mission statement of the chesspage1 army is do wild aggressive things because it's fun either win or go out in flames
He calls it dirty, but in chess you do wht ever it takes to win, even if you sacrifice your waifu
The London?! Are you serious?
Conscience in chess? Now I wouldn't be surprised if someone talks about honor in a strategy board game.
U talk about conscience then say u play the London 🤦
I was meant to be studying for my exams but this channel got me studying chess 😂
same!!
Same
Same lol
Same!!
The most entertaining chess channel
Thank you for what you do!
Romans 5:8 KJV states, "But God commendeth his love toward us, ln that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us . .
2:58 the little angry eye squiggles had me.rolling with laughter
I love this guy's narration. I've learned the Caro-Kann from your video and now my black play is very solid.
"Congratulations, you're an italian citizien now" u understimate me, I was already one. Saluti dall'Italia
This is THE BEST channel for both learning chess and getting entertainment.
As somebody said before I learnt more in these 3 videos than ever before. I play chess here and there for over 40 years but now I have an attack and study plan in just 15 min. Thank you so much.
hey Bro, I really appreciate ur videos! They are fun to watch but I learn a lot anyway. Keep going man!
I actually gave up chess when I realized that to get better I'd have to study historic games I just watch this channel for the humour
Me play fried liver
Me win with fried liver
Me like fried liver
Ogga bogga
Romans 5:8 KJV states, "But God commendeth his love toward us, ln that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us . .
@@ScandalousStars what?
0:15
Me who is below 600: Im immune to this!!
When your opponent learns the entire Traxler counter attack just to be hit with d4 and then Nxf7 anyways
Consider me (0 ELO) hooked and addicted to your videos. Must be the funniest in the known universe, I just die laughing and watch again.
This is actually, so good increased my elo in 2 days by around 100
This channel is literally gold, great video
I watch every video of yours. So useful and entertaining! You deserve over million subs bro :D
I lost to a friend like 3 times in a row, as he was playing the fried liver so now I'm emotionally scarred for life
I lost thrice to Scholar's Mate bruh
Play the Traxler against him. He wouldn't dare use The Fried Liver against you ever again (;
dude they didn't even saw my fork💀💀
I don't even care that much about learning chess at this point, but I really enjoy the editing
I love this easy and descriptive breakdown. Can you please do more openings? (French defense and catalan)?
Me: e4 d5.
Opponent: moves the knight
Me: **FUCKING DIES**
I like these kind of videos, the only problem is that on real games the opponent refuses to play the right sequence.
Italian Game : Anti fried liver defense - "Am I a joke to you?"
Just watched your video. Tried it against 680 elo player and won in 9 moves! Thanks for this! You have earned a new subscriber. Edit: I just realised I got 100.00 Accuracy 😮
We need a video on the bongcloud opening
100%
Romans 5:8 KJV states, "But God commendeth his love toward us, ln that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us . .
Check it out. He did 😂❤
POV:Your opponent play a gambit by playing Nd4,also known as Blackburn Shilling Gambit,either you checkmate or win a queen in 8 move if you take the free pawn and if you fork when they play Qf7 and the result is checkmate in 3 more moves or win queen in 3 more moves
but it is trash
Just take the knight
"Step-by-step guide, I'm stuck!" is one of those sentences of all time.
i faced this like 10 times after watching this video so thank you for not getting checkmated so early in the game
Same
first video I’ve EVERY watched by this man, already subbed
Even at 1800 I still play the fried liver cuz most of the time we go into the d5 exd5 Na5 Bb5+ c6 dxc6 bxc6 and although black isn’t losing it’s hard to play the game while being down a pawn and I usually go on winning after that lol
I’m currently 1200, struggling to get to 1300. I wanna reach 1500 by the end of the year. Could we play a few rapid games and you briefly tell me what mistakes I’m making that might be preventing me from achieving my goal?
@@consciousmassofatomsI may be 1000 I understand a few of my mistakes so I’d give them to you : not enough opening knowledge, not enough endgame knowledge, not playing enough puzzles/ games to rise higher, takes to little or too long to move, not seeing potential trades or mates (if using pc it would be easier)
, getting scared of losing rating, doesn’t know some middle game tactics. Keep in mind if you learnt all of these well u would probably rise high which might take a while even the best couldn’t learn this within their first year or 2 at a good degree. But I recommend if you check your own games in game review after you have warmed up and see which moves are bad and try to think of the best move and sequence to some degree you might get better keep in mind you need time and I’m 1000
1:11 - Kings Knight Opening
1:17 - Transpose to Italian Game
1:25 - Nf6 (most common response)
Response with Ng5, proceed to Fried Liver
3:53 - If they play Bc5 ABORT ABORT ABORT
The Ke8 madness play:
1:59 - The 49% of plays that result in checkmate
2:28 - If they play Qe7
2:41 - That's a free Queen
If they play Kg8 instead:
3:00 - M3
3:32 - If they play Ke6 (an actual good play)
I love how I randomly saw your halloween gambit video and I thought you at least had like 100k-200k subscribers but boy was I wrong.
I Also started using the Evans Gambit and Fried Liver no one sees the attacks and I love it
He will soon
@@darrylkassle361he does now
189k subscribers now
258k now!!
You are a great teacher of this game. That's why I subscribed.
I never comment on chess channels but damn how good this is :))
Damnn man i have just started chess (been a week) and at first i thought that it wouldn't be much fun be more a boring game but here im watching strategy videos and after divorcing this move im laughing my ass off..
(i love chess now)
what if black put his queen on f6????
Suffer
@@FloyDJodelollll
I guess u take his knight???
You can open up your d2 pawn to protect the knight
take the knight and if he captures queen take with ur bishop... and blacks Position is messed up so hust castle and devolop
The systematical optimal opening the fried liver
Ok so I always thought this was a troll opening, but I just won 3 games in a row with this masterpiece. I am about to use this against a 1600 rated player. Wish me luck
How did it go? These kind of cheap shot openings can actually allow new players to beat better player by sheer luck lol. (I beat my chess group instructor in middle school using scholars mate, he didnt know you could do it with knight and bishop lol)
I mean, more power to us and each one of us who studies this, right? But at that point, is it REALLY chess? You're just playing a mathematically proven clever trap. Then again, I suppose it becomes a moot point once you go above that 1600 elo like you're mentioning; now you get into the territory where people at that level (shouldn't) fall for it!
Brother i win 3 in a row without watching then watch some video to learn something new and instantly loose 4 but the video is good
Lol you’re roasting the poor guy, Luds trying his best out there. 3:58
Literally only 6 videos and still the best chess channel
There is a beautiful gambit against the eventual Fried Liver. Not the best, but sometimes called the Italian Game: Knight Attack, Ponziani-Steinitz Gambit, it involves the black knight taking on e4 after the knight attack. There is 2 traps they could fall into, either the knight taking on f7, which gives black an advantage by 0.2, or the knight taking, which when happens, the pawn will move to the d5 square, forking the knight and bishop. This gives black an advantage by 0.6, and after the bishop taking the pawn or something, queen comes in, black has an amazing center.
Do evans gambit in meme version pls your vids are absolutely hilarious and amazing
Edit: the fried liver is good but the traxler is godly. However its kinda uncommon even when im at 600 elo no one plays the fried liver against me 😢
He already made a video about Evans gambit
Romans 5:8 KJV states, "But God commendeth his love toward us, ln that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us . .
@@ScandalousStars blah blah blah
@@ScandalousStars delusional
@@ScandalousStars idgaf
I ACCIDENTLY GAVE YOU MY FULL SOUL
4:08 HOW DID YOU KNOW
Because he is chesspage1
if you take with knight, bishop goes f2 then it would be checkmate in a few moves
I'm convinced AlphaZero has become so sentient that this RUclips channel is actually operated by AlphaZero
I ran into the problem of him not taking the knight but went on win with a 82 % accuracy
Danm
@@stairsstairsstairsstairsstairsI've studied on and off for a year now and I now get performance ratings of 2700 -2800 constantly but I should expect that since I have a photographic memory and OCD ADHD and play by ear
If they don’t take the knight, you either win a queen or a rook, so it’s a win win scenario
@@koacast2016 danm
@@stairsstairsstairsstairsstairs I also got a lot of hate on tik Tok and that kinda fed the fire and helped me get as far as did
This is such a fun opening I might just start playing chess just to use it
I challenge you
Romans 5:8 KJV states, "But God commendeth his love toward us, ln that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us . .
@@ScandalousStars what the heck you talkin' about
great video funny edit str8 to the point, i love it keep going my friend
THIS IS WHAT PEOPLE KEEP DOING TO ME
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weak player
low elo 🫵
HAHA YOU SUCK 100 ELO 😂😂😂 🫵 🫵 🫵
(i have zero idea how to play chess)
Low elo 😂😂😂😂😂
Plot twist: this is Magnus Carelson's secret profile and he hates playing against the fried liver so he told us not to play it against him.
At ~1200 fast I was so hyped. Then I realized this was actually exactly my opening. Welp.
Does it work?
@@Adam.Frazier yup, it works very well, id recommend learning more about the fried liver before actually playing it. GothamChess has a good video on it.
@@Adam.FrazierIt does, that's why I'm playing it. Somebody did it against me a while back and despite playing the correct moves it still felt very uncomfortable with the king in the middle of the board, so I decided to play it whenever possible and I'm impressed by how many people just lose back the knight instantly and end up in a terrible spot.
@@Adam.Frazier It works but people start either avoiding it or playing against it decently at around 1000 elo according to my game stats. You're unlikely to have anyone playing into it by the time you're 1300.
i've paid the subscription mate. apreciate the lesson.
I always play the Ponziani - Steinitz gambit against the fried liver, literally free elo never lost using it
Bxf7 then after Ke7 D3 or D4
Terrible move
My first ever successful Fried Liver attack the opponent played the exact same moves ending with Nd4. Almost cried.
don't worry I'm not in the 600-1400 weak player spot, I'm in the all powerfull
500 ELO
ChessPage1 : guys the Fried Liver is op
Karel Traxler : hold my beer
When he says that you should abort mission at bishop c5,that's known as the traxler counterattack. When you see that,I recommend playing d5, it's very annoying for black
no its quite easy to counter. Bxf7 is much better
@@geoffreygeorge999 sure, you get a free pawn, but if they handle d5 incorrectly, (let's be honest, we're talking about 0-1500 elo players, they will)you can continue your plan of forking them
@@bucketsarecoolreal true.But i rather would not play something thats objectively losing
I’ve watched a good few GM / IM tutorial videos but this is probably the most appealing format 😂
You said this was the most common opening sequence so I played 52 games with white and got it zero times. Nice one
ive watched this video n many for like 5 times i luv ur content
1:02, facts, roblox is straight up the worst game in the history of mankind, I hate it
Roblox chess:
@@book_roblox i would like the chess but not the roblox part, i just never liked roblox, there are lots of reasons why
Ffs the Ludwig face caught me off guard 😂😂
Me watching this video and realinzing my loss last night because of it
The worst part about the fried liver is your opponent not playing into it. Caro Kann, Scandi, Sicilian, and you aren’t playing the fried liver. But if they do play into it, it’s super fun
The man is back with another cool video!
Bro you are hilarious. Keep making quality content
I hated the fried liver so much that I had to learn the dark knight gambit specifically for it. It’s great against the fried liver as the best moves are rarely played below 1000 elo rating.
>sees video at 2:48AM
>decides to try it at 500elo
>wins in 6 step
>feels like a god
Watching this video and realizing I was checkmated like that yesterday is wild
" ...destroy the weak"
Shows a demon
Its been 9 days and ive still never seen a single perosn pit 2 knights on the same side
This guy deserves more subscribers
This whole series needs to be in a playlist for me to come back too lol
this is the only channel that could find a more brilliant move than levy sacrificing the rook
Great videos man! And they are really funny as well :)
great opening! guess i'll continue to play the *POLISH OPENING* anyway
my love for humans just has been reestablished, i love you
Specifically weak players: 600-1400
Me as a 200 player: 😎
Chess IM / GM : How are you good at this?
Me : I watch ChessPage1
A deal is a deal. You earned my sub, good sir 🤝
Tries to use the thing he learned
Gets black 4 times in a row
Best chess video I've ever watched
“This is not to be used against Magnus Carlsen”
Gukesh: “Aight bet”
that was a perfect video, deserves a sub
this channel is godly
The fact that the opening is the same way I play is mind blowing
This is the best video I've watched, and the time is 420
Yay Chesspage uploaded btw when he said If he brought the bishop out then abort the mission is because it's called the traxler counter attack in which he will sacrifice his bishop and mate you