10 BEST traps every chess player should know!!!

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In this video, I am going to show you 10 amazing chess traps that every player should know. These traps can help you catch your opponent off guard and gain a quick advantage. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, learning these traps will improve your game and make it more exciting. I'll explain each trap step-by-step so you can easily follow along and start using them in your own games. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more chess tips and tricks!
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Timestamps -
0:00- Intro
0:17 - Trap 1
1:17 - Trap 2
2:10 - Trap 3
3:07 - Trap 4
3:45 - Trap 5
4:41 - Trap 6
5:37 - Trap 7
6:29 - Trap 8
7:09 - Trap 9
7:53 - Trap 10
8:47 - Outro
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@marknieuweboer8099 28 дней назад

Trap 2 has an inaccurate move order, because 4...d5! leaves Black with some advantage. Instead 1.e4 e5 2.Bc4 Nf6 3.d4 exd4 4.Nf3 Bxe4 5.Qxd4 etc.

@Chessbrainly 28 дней назад

At 4th move if d5 then yep 👍 you are right black will be up a pawn and his knight will be centralized as well but here I just covered if he plays the natural moves. Thx for spotting it though 🙂👍.

@uneebkhan4683 19 дней назад

Very nice

@kitanoken5987 27 дней назад

#9 doesn’t seem so much like a trap as it is just punishing a blunder. Opponent overlooking Qa5# is really the only thing happening there. A great move for sure and many lower elo players won’t spot it but it is a very simple idea that is more of punishing a mistake than luring an opponent to make a mistake as traps work.

@KeithCanfield-bm2ne 27 дней назад

In trap #1 why wouldnt black play g7 to g6 and attack the queen rather than blocking the bishop?

@Chessbrainly 27 дней назад

Because after g6 there is Qd5! Attacking the knight and threatening checkmate at the same time and white is winning.

@KeithCanfield-bm2ne 10 дней назад

@@Chessbrainlybut then you just play e6 without the queen to block the attacking pawn? I still don't see why you would block the bishop rather than attack the queen from that setup?

@Chessbrainly 10 дней назад

@@KeithCanfield-bm2ne And after e6 you can take the knight 🙂