DESTROY WHITE | The Modern Scandinavian

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  • Опубликовано: 23 дек 2024

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  • @QwertyQwerty-fr4yz
    @QwertyQwerty-fr4yz Год назад +100

    Posting uncommon gambits that not many people watch is a plus for us because not many people will know about it. Thank you.

    • @charlespg3d190
      @charlespg3d190 Год назад +3

      I agree. I love knowing about different openings and gambits

  • @trevorsatori
    @trevorsatori Год назад +14

    Been getting into chess after playing as a kid and I've gotta say, you are by far my favorite channel for learning openings and variations. Straight to the point, clearly labeling variations, no wasted time. Thank you for this channel.

  • @debopamroy56
    @debopamroy56 Год назад +37

    Best opening video for me. Hanging Pawns goes in depth but as beginners we dont need so much. We just need general ideas, i think.

    • @bodooor
      @bodooor 2 месяца назад +1

      I also find him very slow, sometimes taking near 10 minutes to start going through the lines

    • @ItzGhostHere
      @ItzGhostHere 3 дня назад

      But once you done with it, it's worth it ig

  • @TheLastBawa
    @TheLastBawa 9 месяцев назад +2

    The Scandinavian Defence was one of the first openings I learned as a beginner. Now that I've played more and studied some openings for white, I stopped playing the Scandi as I never really liked my Queen out directly at the start of the game. So I got down in the explorer and tested around with some Scandinavian variations without taking the pawn directly. I came to the modern Scandi: Looked it up to find more, and found this video, perfectly explaining everything I'll need for this as a beginner. Thank you very much!

  • @dennismaldonado5703
    @dennismaldonado5703 7 месяцев назад +1

    I just wanted to thank you for an extremely well explained variation of the Scandinavian 2NF6 gambit.
    In truth. With YOUR explanation and some practice, and by some practice I mean playing 300 to 500 games, in Blitz chess, with a 5 to 10 minute Time control.
    The player will (BEGIN) to understand the this variation of the Scandinavian.
    A player show be able to LEARN and PLAY this defense fairly well.
    DON'T be scared. That's MY thinking on trying to pickup a new chess opening.
    Just think of it as 20 games a day, and in 3 weeks to a month you'll have a new opening to play.
    Just Don't give up or let anyone discourage you.
    It has worked for me.
    THANK YOU AGAIN FOR THIS MODERN SCANDI .
    Dennis

  • @toggeti6913
    @toggeti6913 Год назад +2

    First one of your videos i watched, will definatly come back for more opening vids

  • @rolandalcid7127
    @rolandalcid7127 Год назад +2

    l play Scandy Opening all the time. But modern Scandy has lots to learn lm enjoy watching. thank you !

  • @boxing2464
    @boxing2464 11 месяцев назад

    The one of the best chanell on youtube thank you!

  • @K4sperx
    @K4sperx Год назад +2

    Very very interesting and helpful. Thanks a lot!

  • @ChessFM21
    @ChessFM21 Месяц назад

    Love this I've been looking for an attacking opening and this is what I'm looking for

  • @mikesgamingchannel733
    @mikesgamingchannel733 Год назад +14

    Was trying to find my new opening for black against 1. E4 after i quit sicilian. Thanks!!

    • @clumsyroad4026
      @clumsyroad4026 Год назад

      Why did u quit sicilian??

    • @abgeluxxt
      @abgeluxxt Год назад

      ​@@clumsyroad4026its really complex i learned one line and that barely gets played

    • @anti-nacl
      @anti-nacl Год назад

      ​@@clumsyroad4026I have a couple of theories to why he might quit the Sicilian (from an ex-Sicilian player who also switches to Scandinavian and Caro-Kann)
      1. The theory in the Sicilian is simply too much. Even in the main lines like Najdorf or Dragon, you still have to know like 12 moves and each moves have several lines, not to mention the huge amount of sidelines nonsense like Alapin, Smith-Morra, Grand Prix, a3 Sicilian and so on.
      2. Even if you survives the opening, the battle will still be very chaotic, partly because of the combative nature of the opening but also because of the galore of ideas in the Sicilian, which makes amateur players struggle to control the position.
      3. Since it's a combative opening, you need to have the initiative to win, which obviously the Black pieces will struggle to get. Also from my own experience, I find it a lot more comfortable to play against the Sicilian than playing the Sicilian.
      It's not to say Sicilian is a bad opening. In fact, I would argue it is one of the best openings for Black against e4. I just think it too complicated for most amateurs to fully grasp the concepts and utilise it.
      Compared to Scandinavian/Caro-Kann, the ideas are much more concrete and easy to understand. It's easier to be in control when playing those openings.
      However, if you still want to play the Sicilian, I would recommend you to check out the Kan Sicilian (1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 e6 3. d4 cxd4 4. Nxd4 a6). I think its ideas are not too complicated, I've tried it and I have had a lot of fun with it

    • @prplt
      @prplt Год назад

      ​@@clumsyroad4026cause Levy says not to play it 😂

    • @Blackmystix
      @Blackmystix Год назад +3

      @@prplt More like because it's labeled as "aggressive" but it's just another KID/Pirc/Grunfeld/ type positional opening. Not necessarily fun for beginners or folks who prefer tactical sharp games with a lot of attacking chances. The Scandi is a fantastic sharp opening for black against 1.e4

  • @disclaimer5911
    @disclaimer5911 Год назад

    Thank you i watched five videos and nobody mentioned what to do against queen f3 on turn two...
    People do that all the time and i kept losing lol
    This is the best Scandinavian guide i have watched and ive been watching back to back videos for like an hour

    • @IanKiwi30
      @IanKiwi30 Год назад +1

      If they don't take your pawn on move 2, then you take their pawn, and play normal chess from there.

  • @DigeStoryy
    @DigeStoryy 10 месяцев назад +2

    Please include PGNs of the variations so we can study later

  • @Philsmusic
    @Philsmusic 8 месяцев назад

    7:49 actually Queen to e7 is slightly early here. You can really catch your opponents off guard with bishop takes bishop and when Queen recaptures then play Qe7 there are some tricky lines and beautiful sacrificial ideas even after whites response to Qe7. Check it out with the engine and top gm/titled player games the lines are insane and not well know for white players.

    • @Philsmusic
      @Philsmusic 8 месяцев назад

      Almost every move besides Qe3 is winning and even with perfect play for white it’s still a better endgame for black (for humans)

  • @sebastianovens
    @sebastianovens 6 месяцев назад

    Tak!

    • @Volclus
      @Volclus  6 месяцев назад

      Thank you! I’m very glad you enjoyed the video!

  • @garyharry2827
    @garyharry2827 Год назад +3

    Well explained by you it is amazing 🤩❤

  • @disclaimer5911
    @disclaimer5911 Год назад +1

    I subscribed btw this is a fantastic guide i went through
    Gotham Chess
    alex banzea
    ginger
    And a few others and you explained shit way better. Like they show u the basics you show what to do when they counter the trap. 👍

  • @anasors3657
    @anasors3657 Год назад +6

    best openings on RUclips 😊

  • @awakenyoutube
    @awakenyoutube Год назад +1

    Great video thanks 🙏

  • @iandron7119
    @iandron7119 10 месяцев назад +1

    I used to play this over 50 years ago.

  • @Ivan-yq4oq
    @Ivan-yq4oq 11 месяцев назад

    Could we play our bishop more actively at 2:42?

  • @oscarparkinson4964
    @oscarparkinson4964 Год назад +1

    What is the best approach if the Iceland palme gambit is declined?

    • @IanKiwi30
      @IanKiwi30 Год назад

      Take their d pawn if they don't take yours

  • @veteran_dino
    @veteran_dino Год назад +2

    ahh I need to study this now as white because I face scandinavian all the time

  • @prplt
    @prplt 3 месяца назад

    11:37 I just play g4 and f4 here 😂 and good luck winning back the pawn lol

  • @mrnoblemonkey8401
    @mrnoblemonkey8401 Год назад

    i find my opponent brings the other knight out in the Nc3 line any tips on how to proceed

  • @BittyPlaysPoker
    @BittyPlaysPoker Год назад +1

    great vid

  • @marianopie3785
    @marianopie3785 10 месяцев назад

    This has to be the best defense

  • @hamzaskzix
    @hamzaskzix Год назад

    is this line better than the classic line

  • @poberejskii
    @poberejskii 9 месяцев назад

    wow

  • @Misica11000
    @Misica11000 9 месяцев назад

    You didnt cover crutial lines,begins with e4-d5,exd,sf6,bb5

  • @--Mordal--
    @--Mordal-- Год назад

    The best line for white: 1.e4.d5. 2 exd5.Kf6. 3.d4.Bg4 4.Bb5!!

  • @МаксимА-б5ъ
    @МаксимА-б5ъ 3 месяца назад

    Вот интересно сколько лет прошло, как Игорь стал говорить на английском. Сейчас очень чистый английский, акцента не чувствуется.

  • @circlerick9891
    @circlerick9891 Год назад

    Dutch defense next?

  • @thunderlight8yt
    @thunderlight8yt 4 месяца назад

    At 11:47 can't he just check you again and stop you

    • @prplt
      @prplt 3 месяца назад

      but you just block it with the bishop and he can no longer go back to c4 as the knight controls it

  • @Nintendomasterone
    @Nintendomasterone Год назад

    What do you do if, after Nc3, they push pawn up to C4, protecting that center pawn? You're down a pawn and the most forward pawn is now protected.

  • @kiroshakir7935
    @kiroshakir7935 Год назад

    C6 is objectively better than e6 in the c4 line
    The only problem is is If black decides to transpose Into a panov
    I am not afraid of it though

  • @jameshorrigan6264
    @jameshorrigan6264 Год назад

    Please do something on middlegames

  • @haistapaska20
    @haistapaska20 Год назад

    They always do h3 and chase the bishop

  • @lorenzozorrer
    @lorenzozorrer 10 месяцев назад +3

    Bro actually recommended a refuted line for beginners 💀

  •  11 месяцев назад +1

    Great channel, but I don't appreciate the 'brilliant move' clickbait. Brilliant moves are simply good sacrifices, but I've noticed that your thumbnails never depict a sacrifice. Your channel is great, no need for cheap tricks to make it grow 👍

  • @Ray-uj5ik
    @Ray-uj5ik Год назад +3

    Second!

  • @cyberMike242
    @cyberMike242 Год назад +1

    RUBBISH....FOR 1100 ELO BOYS...

    • @tommyaniline7744
      @tommyaniline7744 Год назад

      I’m 1100 and people just don’t play good against this opening very well… I get a -1 advantage most of the time

    • @adamtheamazing4411
      @adamtheamazing4411 Год назад +2

      Bro just lost to it

    • @disclaimer5911
      @disclaimer5911 Год назад

      Whats the issue? If you are over 1100 you shouldn't study openings 😂
      You should study theory.
      This is an openings video😂 should i say it slower? Ooppeenniinnggss.
      Your holy ass doesn't need to watch this lol

  • @richardmarcosek1786
    @richardmarcosek1786 Год назад +2

    We have another engine-clone, hooray! He has studied and memorized engine moves very well, that's why he talks so fast, yes - hooray!! And what is the result? bla bla boring - bla bla boring.....etc...nothing original..sad, very sad

  • @I_Just_Rizzed_You_Up
    @I_Just_Rizzed_You_Up Год назад +1

    Scotch Gambit 🤞

  • @I_Just_Rizzed_You_Up
    @I_Just_Rizzed_You_Up Год назад

    Modern defense 🤞

  • @I_Just_Rizzed_You_Up
    @I_Just_Rizzed_You_Up Год назад

    Dutch defense 🤞

  • @I_Just_Rizzed_You_Up
    @I_Just_Rizzed_You_Up Год назад

    Evans Gambit 🤞

  • @I_Just_Rizzed_You_Up
    @I_Just_Rizzed_You_Up Год назад

    Catalan 🤞

  • @I_Just_Rizzed_You_Up
    @I_Just_Rizzed_You_Up Год назад

    English 🤞