Fischer's Rule To Play The Most BRUTAL Chess
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In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov shares a powerful chess rule from former world champion Bobby Fischer that can help you easily win against intermediate and advanced-level players. This universal principle applies to all your chess games, not just specific positions.
You will learn the best way to defend when your opponent is mounting a strong attack. Beginners often learn the basics of defense through passive defense, but as you progress, this approach becomes counterproductive. The main drawback of passive defense is that it allows your opponent to maintain the initiative and continue attacking.
That's why it's crucial to understand the concept of active defense, or counterattack. As GM Smirnov puts it, "Offense is the best defense." Instead of retreating and playing passive moves to fend off your opponent's attack, you should look for opportunities to counterattack whenever possible.
Mastering this technique will transform your chess thinking system and enable you to defeat strong players, including grandmasters. In fact, GM Smirnov himself used this rule several years ago to defeat a grandmaster.
Watch the full lesson to learn this invaluable principle and see how it can elevate your chess game!
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00:00 Fischer's Rule To Win Against 1600+ ELO Players
00:08 Example-1
02:21 Most common mistake by beginners
02:56 Fischer's Golden Rule
07:12 Why most players are stuck at chess
10:42 Puzzle of the day
10:51 Example-2
13:48 More than 80% chess players make this mistake
14:57 Example-3
17:31 Example-4 (GM Smirnov's game)
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Ok.
The Puzzle:
Rc8
Who understood this position withouth Stokefish he is a layer
I don't know why but, you most of the time read my mind 💀
Thank you Igor not many people give free daily lessons but you do
Goat teacher , went from 1600-1800 the past couple weeks watching your videos
Notifying Kramlik the Procedure
Rc8, threatening Rc8-c1, then Rh1#. From what I can see, the only move that stops it is Rc7, after which Rxc7, Nxc7, KXc7 leaves black with only pawns. f3 is countered by h5, keeping the King trapped., and if the d pawn moves the king can capture at his leisure. Ra1 allows the capture of the a pawn, after which the rook on rank 2 or 3 traps the white king, and you can secure checkmate either by bringing the king or promoting the A pawn. Just keep the rook off rank 1 to avoid blundering into stalemate.
You are an awesome coach! I really enjoy your videos! Well done!
Thank you for putting that arrow in the thumbnail, I would have never noticed Bobby
😂😂
Maybe you should try it
Thank you GM Igor ! ☕☕Your content is excellent , and entertaining as well ! Gregory.
thanks for the help Igor i got from 800 to 1300
Same here
Same here went from 900 to 1250 in a month
@@mrhardyhar2091What strategy did you use ?
@@sbuzulu3693 play solid, look for the best moves for you and the opponent,look for checks and captures, don't weaken your position, don't get greedy, evaluate the position create constant threats and finally make sure your opponent doesn't enter your half of the board especially don't let them infiltrate this I very important
@@sbuzulu3693Stockfish
Thanks for a very valuable insight!
I've watched a bunch of your videos, and I have to tell you this is the best and most helpful video you have made in my opinion. Thanks for your hard work!
Good examples with demonstration quite helpful, thanks.
One of your best videos Igor, thanks!!!
Igor, your video tutorials are so clear and helpful. Thank you for yet another excellent lesson.
Glad you like them!
Igor is teaching you guys how to go from intermediate to the next level but so many people in these comments dont want to learn the lessons hes teaching so they convince themselves they need to learn something else, like opening traps or harder tactics.
Dont be a horse that wont drink. Take time and practice the things he’s saying. This doesnt not apply to you and you dont “know more what I need than he does”.
Play slow, rethink moves with these fundamentals in mind. It’ll slow down then itll become second nature and youll get better.
I would love to see some of your games that you have played and you analyzing it explaining your mind set during the games! And why you made your moves
Thank you!
GOOD STUFF IT HELPED ME ALOT THANKS 👍😊
That example game featured an insane amount of counterattack on both sides! Both sides trying desperately to ignore each other!
10:49 for puzzle of the day black can play Rc8 and there is no way for white to stop black playing Rc1 without giving up material. If black manages to get the rook on c1 then mate is forced on h1
Rc8-c1?
I've been watching you 4 about 4 years now. You have really enlightened me. I'm gonna say, I wanna push the "g" pawn. It fits your hint of don't defend, but attack. The d5 pawn forking my pieces bites, but is not decisively damaging. So, cross the center, attack the Knight!!! Where's it gonna move! Hope I'm correct! On with the video
P.S., I do hope to be able to $$$ someday sometime on a few of you instructive videos.
I guessed what the concept was going to be in the beginning of the video because Fischer was so aggressive and taught me the same thing.
Ok, did not see the move of R-c4, before the Queen exchange. Uggg, well, at least you taught me this far! Thank you
Thanks igor for this video❤
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Rc8 starts checkmate attack after R8c1 and Rh1#. White can only stop that sacrifising Rook and Knight for the Rook, which means that white will win the game: The pawns f2, d5 and a2 get lost and after that it's an easy win with the a7-pawn to promote into a new Queen. Black only needs to check that he won't produce a stalemate
Thanks again, Igor.
1:25 Why not either rook to e8? I'd move the inactive rook from the h8 corner pinning the pawn to the queen. They can of course take the pawn, let you take the queen and it seems dangerous, because white's pawn is one square away fro. promotion, but the other rook guards the 8 rank.
How about Rg8 with the intention of going Rg5 and Rh5#? This would also guard against white’s Kc7 in future in case black king needs to take pawn on d5. After black’s Rg8, white loses a tempo if they try to capture either of the two pawns available. The only move to guard against mate is pf4 which opens up the white’s position to attack with two rooks.
After Qc5+, best move is not KxB but d6 attacking the Queen.
Best chess teacher!
For 10:51 I think 1...Rc8 to threaten 2...Rcc1 to threaten mate using the pawn's blockade over h3.
Great explanation of attacking rather than defending, a big problem here
At 17.25 minute can white just go for bishop takes rook then if knight take gueen bishop takes knight
Где ты научился так играть? Получается у тебя прям офигенно, чел, продолжай!))
Rc8/81looks a really hard to stop mate threat.
For the puzzle, I'll play Rc8, white will have to play Rc7 to give up the rook and knight for the c8 rook, otherwise Rc1 followed by Rh1# seems to be unstoppable
Thank you Igor I love your channel..... Are you sure doing it the American way which is just giving it money and hope it goes away is it the right way????
Can you make a video for advanced and master level players
If you thinking advanced to master then you should remember 95% of this channel’s watchers are under 2000 elo.
What's your rating man
@@Eobard_Thawne123 Yes but Igor's content is awesome and his rules are universal. I'm 2300 Blitz on cc and his tips such as 'to take is a mistake' are really helpful. I would love to see at least one video for advanced player one day (and I'm sure the audience will not be mad about one video :P )
Hanging two pieces is really the same as hanging one piece, so might as well counterattack
14:38 wait... so the girl on right (White) already lost on time, but then they keep playing and the one on the left (Black) resigns?
What's going on here? Who did win this game? 😀😀
Well, I got to the Knight checking the white king. Gonna need more teaching to get past that(or a long nap before my 🧠 reactivates).
No way, I can't believe that was the answer.
After d5 I would play g4 thinking: hey he takes a minor piece, hence me too
I'm not very good, to put it mildly but, rook e7, blocking the rxf7.
Nxd4
Carlsen said he would do chess boxing for $10 million.
My brain hurts. I feel the 3rd best move is to move my Q to f4 , if their Q takes mine, I check with my knight for a fork on their Queen. Try for an end game. Ok, what's best
Ok, 2nd move, I'm thinking Nx d4...
Yep. Ain't no perk in the Pirc!
good
Was he the best of all time? No 1?
rook to c8 .
I don't like that fischer said women cant play chess. My gf crushes after three months playing a lot of 800 s in blitz 😂🎉 people who train since a longer time.
"Offense is the best defence, " - George Washington, 1799.
Really like your videos. Yesterday was fun............. then stockfish came and ruined the game 😶😑🤣
you rhghit pls do more vidios like this vidio
Do you prefer playing as black or white
both are 50%
Both are the same. Although white moves first and starts with an attack, black can counter them.
im early
First comment!!!
second comment
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This is Bobby's most popular rule in Igor Nation: Defense=Offense✅ Defense>Offense❌
to summary this video. It's all about GM Igor talking about Bobby fischer's rules of counterplay in chess.
Hope this helps.
Your just teaching the same thing over and over and over and over again 💀💀💀💀💀
Because you guys keep not learning it lmao.
How does he know you guys ain't learning it?