Zinn must have been very surprised to see 12. Qh5. It's a pretty combination, one that is easy to miss if you're not familiar with the attacking themes in this opening.
2:49 The rook and pawn on f8 and f7 respectively, that is the Murphy Wall restraining the black king. 3:25 See it again? 3:59 1N-g4!! How do you find that move? The king is limited to three squares, two of which would be covered by b2 bishop but for white's own knight and the opposite's knight. That line open puts the king on the block. SOP number one for king on the block is look to your knights. There are three knight moves that put the king on the cusp, two of which have power-points that are not free. So white's knight move, putting the king on the cusp from a free power-point, is a clearance pin attack and smite. Black's best response is to create a flight square ( 2.---R-d8 ) and give up the knight.
Solution to the puzzle: (Watched the video few minutes ago only, yesterday was having Internet connection problem) 1. Rxe8 Powerful move! Idea is to open up 7th rank and enter with a direct mating net!! If: Rxe8 Then: 2. Rc7+ Kf8 3. Qxb7 What should Black play now?? Because of 4) Rf7+ Kg8 5) Rg7+ Kh8 6) Rh7+ Kg8 7) Qg7#, Black is forced to play Ra7 and therefore give up the rook to prolong the game So, Ra7 4. Rf7+ Kg8 5. Qxa7 Qxa7 6. Rxa7 and White ends being knight up with which White can seal the game easily! If: Qxb1 Then don't hurry up to play Rxb1 as it would be losing after Rxe8 because White would be exchange down and Black can finish up White So what should White play here?? A simple move, which is known as zwischenzug (German word for intermediate check) 2) Rxe7+ If: Kg8/Kh8 Then: 3) Rc8# If: Kg6 Then: 3) Rcc7 Qh1+ (to prolong death) 4) Kxh1 Ra1+ 5) Kg2 Rg1+ 6) Kxg1 h5 7) Ne5+, if Kh6 then 8) Rh7# and if fxe5 then 8) Rxe6# So, Black plays Kf8 3) Rxb1 Kxe7 4) Rxb7+ Kf8 and White ends up being knight up with which it can simply convert the game to victory!!
5:24 1.R×N and double the heavies on the 7th. Notice how the g4P chokes off flight squares. Still this just gives white a knight up advantage after the exchanges on a7. Better would be to leave the pawn on b2 as an obstruction. 1.R×N K-f8, 2.Q-b4+ K-g8, 3.Q-b5 then 4.Q-d7.
Hi Suren. Quick question. Do you think it's better to develop the second knight to c3 then ne2, or do you think it's better to play d3 then nd2? Personally I prefer nd2 because then I can swing it over to nf3. Obviously they're both valid but I was wondering if you'd be kind enough to give me your opinion. Love the channel btw! Great stuff :)
Puzzle: 1. Rxe8, Rxe8 (if 1. ... Qxb1, then 2. Rxe7, Kf8 3. Rxb1 is a piece up) 2. Qxb7+ and wherever the black king moves 3. Rc7 and black can stop the checkmate only with Ra7, so white wins a rook back and will be a piece up.
@Chess with Suren yes, objectively they are equally strong. Rc7+ reduses the moves of the black king, since after Kg6 Ne5/d4 would be checkmate. But with black’s best defence both moves win a piece, so they are equally strong.
The puzzle is rook takes E8. Now if rook takes, then queen takes b7 with check, and after that the rook from C1 will also join the party and black is hopeless. On the other hand, if queen takes after rook takes knight, then simply rook takes rook with check, and after that white will be a piece up
@@SurenAghabekyan I played 20y ago but I had the break from chess and forgot most of the solid ideas. But against Dutch sometimes I use 2. h3 with idea 3.g4 - pretty funny, especially in blitzes :D
@@haraldazzlack you play it too? I often get so called 'experts' on chess.com, with a collosal rating of 1300 telling me that it's a bad opening etc. My response is an opening is only as good as the player.
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im a bird and dutch player...this is gold! for many reasons. thank you :)
Glad you enjoyed it! Really instructive...
Zinn must have been very surprised to see 12. Qh5. It's a pretty combination, one that is easy to miss if you're not familiar with the attacking themes in this opening.
Qh5 was a cold shower for him))))
Yes suren
2:49 The rook and pawn on f8 and f7 respectively, that is the Murphy Wall restraining the black king. 3:25 See it again?
3:59 1N-g4!! How do you find that move? The king is limited to three squares, two of which would be covered by b2 bishop but for white's own knight and the opposite's knight. That line open puts the king on the block. SOP number one for king on the block is look to your knights. There are three knight moves that put the king on the cusp, two of which have power-points that are not free. So white's knight move, putting the king on the cusp from a free power-point, is a clearance pin attack and smite. Black's best response is to create a flight square ( 2.---R-d8 ) and give up the knight.
Certainly a trick worth knowing. Thank you.
Solution to the puzzle:
(Watched the video few minutes ago only, yesterday was having Internet connection problem)
1. Rxe8
Powerful move!
Idea is to open up 7th rank and enter with a direct mating net!!
If: Rxe8
Then: 2. Rc7+ Kf8 3. Qxb7
What should Black play now??
Because of 4) Rf7+ Kg8 5) Rg7+ Kh8 6) Rh7+ Kg8 7) Qg7#, Black is forced to play Ra7 and therefore give up the rook to prolong the game
So, Ra7 4. Rf7+ Kg8 5. Qxa7 Qxa7 6. Rxa7 and White ends being knight up with which White can seal the game easily!
If: Qxb1
Then don't hurry up to play Rxb1 as it would be losing after Rxe8 because White would be exchange down and Black can finish up White
So what should White play here??
A simple move, which is known as zwischenzug (German word for intermediate check)
2) Rxe7+
If: Kg8/Kh8
Then: 3) Rc8#
If: Kg6
Then: 3) Rcc7 Qh1+ (to prolong death) 4) Kxh1 Ra1+ 5) Kg2 Rg1+ 6) Kxg1 h5 7) Ne5+, if Kh6 then 8) Rh7# and if fxe5 then 8) Rxe6#
So, Black plays Kf8
3) Rxb1 Kxe7 4) Rxb7+ Kf8 and White ends up being knight up with which it can simply convert the game to victory!!
That's great. I've played Bird's and the Dutch on and off for years and never knew this line. Many thanks!
Can be useful dear Peter, good luck
Hello Suren , your videos are damm awesome! Keep making videos . Btw what is your rating ?
Thank you so much 😊💪
5:24 1.R×N and double the heavies on the 7th. Notice how the g4P chokes off flight squares. Still this just gives white a knight up advantage after the exchanges on a7. Better would be to leave the pawn on b2 as an obstruction. 1.R×N K-f8, 2.Q-b4+ K-g8, 3.Q-b5 then 4.Q-d7.
Hello suran..
You make really good chess videos.. saw each and every match you posted.. it is really great to learn chess..
Glad you like them, thanks 😊
This is a very good interface you are using.. may i know which interface you are using to make these good videos
Hi Suren. Quick question. Do you think it's better to develop the second knight to c3 then ne2, or do you think it's better to play d3 then nd2? Personally I prefer nd2 because then I can swing it over to nf3.
Obviously they're both valid but I was wondering if you'd be kind enough to give me your opinion. Love the channel btw! Great stuff :)
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or war?? 😂
Puzzle: 1. Rxe8, Rxe8 (if 1. ... Qxb1, then 2. Rxe7, Kf8 3. Rxb1 is a piece up) 2. Qxb7+ and wherever the black king moves 3. Rc7 and black can stop the checkmate only with Ra7, so white wins a rook back and will be a piece up.
Lajos you are right, but interestingly Qb7 and Rc7 on move 2 are equally strong)))
@Chess with Suren yes, objectively they are equally strong. Rc7+ reduses the moves of the black king, since after Kg6 Ne5/d4 would be checkmate.
But with black’s best defence both moves win a piece, so they are equally strong.
The puzzle is rook takes E8. Now if rook takes, then queen takes b7 with check, and after that the rook from C1 will also join the party and black is hopeless.
On the other hand, if queen takes after rook takes knight, then simply rook takes rook with check, and after that white will be a piece up
Very good video. The Bird can be the Nimzo Larsen Attack.
Awesome trick, good to know it... however I never play f4 but it's often played against me :D
what about playing Dutch defense or Larsen's opening?
@@SurenAghabekyan I played 20y ago but I had the break from chess and forgot most of the solid ideas. But against Dutch sometimes I use 2. h3 with idea 3.g4 - pretty funny, especially in blitzes :D
4:16
1) ...., Kh8; 2) Ne8+(of Nxh5+), Kg8; 3)Rg3#
Why go for the long version? 🤔
Because Black doesn't have to go Kg8. He can simply move his pawn to f6
Is Rxe8 is correct first move for the puzzle??
I think so. Just posted my solution.
@@Arumenuyama thants what's even I was thinking.. thanks bro
it is...
Suren i really like your videos and you are motivating your subs to get better in chess so a big thumbs up 👍
Glad you like them David 😊
@@SurenAghabekyan i like it when someone of them writes the chess puzzle combination
A beautiful checkmate
Any pgn for this
in the description...
4:18 after h6
Rxh6+ Kg7
Ng4+ Kg8
Rh8#
isn't this checkmate like this..?or not?
Bro after Ng4+ black can play f6, instead of kg8
ah yes, Black can block the long diagonal...
Oh.. i missed that thx:)
i adopted the concept and destroyed my opponent in the Dutch. :) very clear here .
Nice work! Keep up beating ;) really a universal setup
Pl don't write your commentry on screen, can't see the moves
press the "CC" button it will disappear
Very good game with wonderful checkmate!
thanks Lee ;)
Thank you
Wow! Love this!
I play this all the time
Nice
@@haraldazzlack you play it too? I often get so called 'experts' on chess.com, with a collosal rating of 1300 telling me that it's a bad opening etc. My response is an opening is only as good as the player.
Hi bro love ur videos
Hey, thanks
Nh5 Nh6 #
One move
Hi Dan
Hi! 1475 rated now .. Xane is born
Pf4 Pe5
RE8+RE8
RC7+KF8
QB7+ black resigns
glad you found the winning line Suyash ;)
@@SurenAghabekyan you always motivates me,thank u bro love u so much bro
just tried this in a match and it was perfect
Fancy playing a few bird games online to practice? Daily maybe.. ny chess.com name is leosolomon
lol
Rxe8 is winning
It is but what's next? ))
FIRST.....
No one cares...
Levent Karapınar You are more than correct no one cares about your trolling remark
@@roryvonbrutt7302 ok boomer
Rxe8