Chess Openings: How to Play the Vienna

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024

Комментарии • 9

  • @KlausToth
    @KlausToth 21 день назад

    "i don't fully understand." -- me neither, haha! thank you for showing us the vienna game! 🙂

  • @marknieuweboer8099
    @marknieuweboer8099 18 дней назад

    1.e4 e5 2.Nc3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Nf6 4.f4? Nxe4 or 4.Nf3?! Nxe4 or 4.d3 Na5.

    • @thepawnfather
      @thepawnfather  18 дней назад

      Don’t like f4 in this set up, the second leads to a fork.
      d3 and Na5 is good for white with Bb3, knight takes, axb3.

    • @marknieuweboer8099
      @marknieuweboer8099 18 дней назад

      4.d3 Na5 5.Bb3 Nxb3 6.axb3 d5 opens the game for the pair of bishops. It's at least equal for Black.

    • @thepawnfather
      @thepawnfather  18 дней назад

      Yes, in this case black equalised the game - especially nf3, dxe4 and Nxe5.
      The point of the Vienna (in my case) is to get out of the opening in a balanced game with little theory.
      Are there openings with more theory which capitalise a bit more and keep the advantage for white? Of course, they are as “easy” as the Vienna while still maintain some venom? Not sure.
      There’s also a variation of the Vienna with g3 which is played at a slight higher level worth considering but haven’t played it that much.

    • @marknieuweboer8099
      @marknieuweboer8099 18 дней назад

      Equalized or more.
      My point however is that you omitted this important variation (and a few more) in your video and hence did not provide all the info necessary to play the Vienna with success. Your treatment is inadequate.
      Of course there is a simple way to disprove my point: a follow up.

    • @thepawnfather
      @thepawnfather  18 дней назад +1

      Oh but I totally agree with you!
      I started this channel two months ago and still getting the hang out of this whole YT thing.
      I will definitely make a follow up and a more comprehensive one.