Carlsen Reveals A BRUTAL Anti-Sicilian Opening System

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    In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov teaches a simple, beginner-friendly, and aggressive chess opening system for White against the Sicilian Defense: the Snyder Variation, which arises after 1.e4 c5 2.b3.
    The main idea behind 2.b3 is to develop the dark-squared bishop to Bb2, fianchetto it, and exert pressure along the b2-h8 diagonal to target the kingside in the long term. Additionally, this move avoids the established theory of the Sicilian Defense, which can otherwise be daunting to learn.
    And who better to learn this opening from than Magnus Carlsen himself! Watch the full video lesson to witness how Magnus Carlsen has used this potent opening to defeat a 2600-rated grandmaster.
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    00:00 Magnus Carlsen vs Sicilian Defense Chess Opening
    00:06 2.b3, Snyder Variation (avoids opening theory)
    01:02 Beginning of the kingside attack
    02:13 2 important pawn breaks for White
    03:41 Decoding Carlsen's mysterious move
    05:56 Attacking pawn storm
    08:37 Comparing Carlsen with Tal
    10:51 Final nail in the coffin
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Комментарии • 63

  • @GMIgorSmirnov
    @GMIgorSmirnov  Месяц назад +4

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  • @markkislingbury767
    @markkislingbury767 Месяц назад +34

    Igor, you forgot to insert the CORRECT sack that Magnum missed, Bxe5! followed by Rxf7+ and Qxh7+. Great video!

  • @_Laki0
    @_Laki0 Месяц назад +8

    Excellent explanation! I discovered the Snyder attack pretty much by accident, while trying different responses to the Sicilian, and was surprised how well it worked, considering I'd never heard of it. I agree with all your points. The two bishops aimed at black's kingside, the failure of black's e5 as counterplay, the use of f4 (which actually works and doesn't turn into a white disaster), the cramped black position around the queen. It's quickly become my favourite response to the Sicilian.

  • @TheFirstFirmament9130
    @TheFirstFirmament9130 Месяц назад +18

    Sir can you PLEASE make a crash course video on the Nimzo Indian defence. PLEASE SIR 😭😭😥😥

  • @leoncewilibald7914
    @leoncewilibald7914 Месяц назад +2

    Bro for my perceptive u re the best chess you tuber, for learning chess. thanks🤗

  • @hemantsharma2596
    @hemantsharma2596 Месяц назад +1

    Thx sir

  • @WaranaSJ
    @WaranaSJ Месяц назад +8

    Finally something I'll play against the Sicilian

    • @manasuniyal2897
      @manasuniyal2897 Месяц назад +1

      only if you were Magnus

    • @syn7048
      @syn7048 7 дней назад +1

      broo i can relate wtff

  • @gabriellegiovanni7899
    @gabriellegiovanni7899 Месяц назад +6

    Did both grandmasters miss mate? White bishop takes e5+ first, then Rxf7+ and Qh7+, then the king has no escape because of the covered d file by rook on d1?

  • @chesslover8829
    @chesslover8829 Месяц назад +2

    After White plays 11. d4, Stockfish likes 11...00 for Black. By playing 11...cd4, Black reduces the some of the pressure in the center prematurely and makes playing g4 possible in a move or two for White, leading to increased pressure on the king's wing and eventually on Black's king-side castled position. After 11...00, if White were to play 12. g4 immediately, Black can play in the center with 12...d4. In that position, Stockfish gives a slight advantage to Black.

  • @FAVXX
    @FAVXX Месяц назад +2

    amazing

  • @woman178
    @woman178 Месяц назад

    Amazing defencive and offensive game to see and watch anyway make the game rich

  • @manasg9147
    @manasg9147 Месяц назад +1

    Igor, Please make a crash course on nimzo indian defence an queens indian defence

  • @Chesswalk570
    @Chesswalk570 Месяц назад +1

    Sir Please make a video on how to find tactical pattern easily and which endgames are most important

    • @MrDutto
      @MrDutto 13 дней назад

      play puzzle streak on lichess, end games covered there too

  • @David-ee1pi
    @David-ee1pi Месяц назад

    This variation was known as the Beach Sicilian in NZ, after a local player.

  • @farouqbaiti4315
    @farouqbaiti4315 Месяц назад

    I am familiar with these kind of openings so I will play it one day.😎👌🏻

  • @GMIgorSmirnov
    @GMIgorSmirnov  Месяц назад +1

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  • @gianlucadavello7731
    @gianlucadavello7731 Месяц назад +4

    Can someone explain the tactic he’s talking about at 9:48?

    • @R0dman91
      @R0dman91 Месяц назад

      yeah, it's like he forgot the 2nd part :)

    • @R0dman91
      @R0dman91 Месяц назад

      apparently it's with bishop's check

    • @nickpeh9541
      @nickpeh9541 Месяц назад

      Bxe5 dxe5 Rxf7 Kxf7 Qh7 Ke6 Qg6 Bf6 Qxf6 should be mate, same as the Rxf7 line he showed except king can no longer escape to d7 due to your rook on open d1 (d file is now open due to dxe5 recapturing your bishop)

  • @jirib.7329
    @jirib.7329 Месяц назад

    very good video

  • @whalecoin4121
    @whalecoin4121 Месяц назад +1

    For those GothamChess fans, This opening is in the e4 course.

  • @sabalgaudel8217
    @sabalgaudel8217 Месяц назад +1

    Igor if you cover the candidates and world champion games We’d watch over gothamchess😭

  • @franklyncheatum2324
    @franklyncheatum2324 Месяц назад

    9:36 So I understand the correct tactic he's referring to starts off with Bxe5+, dxe5, Rxf7+, Kxf7, Qxh7+
    I see how Ke6 results in checkmate, but what about Kf8?
    If you check with the queen on h8 or h6 he just repeats going back to Kf7. Qf5+ or Rf1+ allows black to sacrifice the bishop Bf6 and open an escape path. It's still a losing position for black with the passed pawns and maybe black has to sacrifice his queen to get away, but I feel like I'm missing a forced mate here.

    • @andrewandsueniemeyer6958
      @andrewandsueniemeyer6958 Месяц назад

      If you do Rf1+, the white queen is still on h7. So, no escape for the black king. Bf6 is forced (or Qf6). Either way, Rxf6+, Qxf6, xf6. White queen is eyeing g7#. Stalling by Re7 results in Qxe7+, Kg8, Qg7#
      The problem with Bxe5+ is dxe5 isn't forced. Kg8 (or Kf8) is possible. A rook sac for two pawns would let the king escape behind d pawn.
      Kg8, Bxd6??, Bxd6, Qxd6 gets Qxc2+, followed by the black queen mopping up the a and b pawns
      Kg8, Qf5 results in an exchange of queens by Qxc2+, Qxc2, Rxc2, Kxc2, dxe5 (exchanging bishop for a rook, winning eventually)
      If kf8, Qf5 still seems best (same results as Kg8)

  • @doaaazawi7234
    @doaaazawi7234 Месяц назад

    I only enjoy watching chess games.. it feels so logical. When I play, my heart starts beating so fast and I sweat like crazy! Too much stress for someone whose rating is 300. I enjoy you channel. I love your channel ❤

  • @IbrahimO
    @IbrahimO Месяц назад

    I won the first game i used this system on, thank you so much i'm about 1500 and beat a 1600 using it

  • @SwagSenate
    @SwagSenate Месяц назад

    Thanks
    You are my sunshine ☀️
    My only sunshine ☀️

  • @Siderite
    @Siderite Месяц назад

    Release the full variation!! #snyderVariation

  • @anonym5160
    @anonym5160 Месяц назад +2

    On move 10 black could simply castle

    • @jonny401
      @jonny401 Месяц назад

      And that’s why you’re not gm

    • @Oldladywithastick
      @Oldladywithastick Месяц назад

      He literally explained why you shouldnt

  • @alexgarcia-ip3dj
    @alexgarcia-ip3dj Месяц назад

    I'm so dissatisfied? Can't figured completely it's advantageous of the end games.Kindly put some abstract in each end games how it all the formation stop as resigned the benefit of viewers.. Thanks 😊🌍👌

  • @abobrinha4037
    @abobrinha4037 Месяц назад

    Rafael leitão is a very good brazilian GM and chess coach guys!

  • @ritesh2raj
    @ritesh2raj Месяц назад

    Magnus is a genius

  • @williamhuynh869
    @williamhuynh869 Месяц назад

    This looks like a catalan but flipped sideways

  • @RayT70
    @RayT70 Месяц назад

    "So now you're down a rook for no good reason, so, that fails. Although Carlsen missed these tactics ..."
    10:30
    Why would Carlsen have "missed the tactics" if those tactics lose the game?

  • @pawnpusher
    @pawnpusher Месяц назад

    b4 would've made for a more interesting game

  • @GMYuyuko
    @GMYuyuko Месяц назад

    Brazil

  • @user-je1gv3hh2r
    @user-je1gv3hh2r Месяц назад

    Yo guys

  • @sudiptahaldar3169
    @sudiptahaldar3169 Месяц назад +1

    Nimzo indian plz

  • @kwhd559
    @kwhd559 Месяц назад

    Why are you always saying check to the king?

    • @Mal1234567
      @Mal1234567 Месяц назад +1

      Because he owes taxes.

  • @syn7048
    @syn7048 7 дней назад

    whats with the chess comments??

  • @jirib.7329
    @jirib.7329 Месяц назад

    :)

  • @jedrekpobocki7534
    @jedrekpobocki7534 Месяц назад

    Bullcrap. It's of course Levy Rozman's system. I can't stand preparing for it against my friend that has his course. Now you are covering it and MAGNUS played it?! Goodbye sweet 3 hours that I'll spend on analysing this thing

  • @uifwastaken
    @uifwastaken Месяц назад

    doesn't quite work against Taimanov players🥱