Aggressive Variation in the Bishop's Opening [King's Gambit Crossover]

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In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov shares with you an aggressive opening variation in the Bishop’s Opening that will give you a winning position even against experienced opponents!
It is kind of an improved version of the King’s Gambit, where you move your f-pawn at 5.f4. This move has two reasons: 1) Black cannot play d5 because of our c4-bishop 2) We can use the f-file to attack the f7-square along with our bishop on c4.
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00:00 Aggressive Variation in the Bishop's Opening
00:51 5.f4, improved King's Gambit style
01:58 Black's most common responses
02:40 1) If Black plays 5...Ng4
05:22 If Black plays g6 to defend f7
07:17 2) If Black plays 5...Nc6
09:37 Can you find the mate in 3?
10:03 3) If Black plays 5...exf4
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@GMIgorSmirnov Год назад

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@roquebienes6705 Год назад

😊😊

@roquebienes6705 Год назад

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@GMIgorSmirnov Год назад

► Chapters 00:00 Aggressive Variation in the Bishop's Opening 00:51 5.f4, improved King's Gambit style 01:58 Black's most common responses 02:40 1) If Black plays 5...Ng4 05:22 If Black plays g6 to defend f7 07:17 2) If Black plays 5...Nc6 09:37 Can you find the mate in 3? 10:03 3) If Black plays 5...exf4

@FirstLast-fl7mo Год назад

I have seen the knight fork (attempt) many times in the 1100-1300 range but not much below. Either way when it comes up, slide the queen to h5, then bishop to g5 and black starts to crumble everytime. A little more common in lower ratings is black mirroring you on the queenside to start, which gives you Qg4!?, I like when they bring the queen out and try to play for a checkmate that doesnt exist, again they crumble once they seem how close to being trapped their queen is, then the rook to apply more pressure on f7 and it looks very good

@---kv8sk 3 месяца назад

What if 5...Bxg1 and then 6...Bg4?

@tunamayosalmon.o_o. Год назад

5:48, penetrates closer to the king, and threatens to go deeper😂😂😂😂

@UnderTheWing2013 Год назад

Qxf7+ Kh8 Rxh7+ Kxh7 Qh5# It took me a couple of tries. At first was getting M4 with Qxh7+ Kf8 f6 Bf2+ Kf1 Qxf6 gxf6 Bxg1 Qh8# or Qxf7#. I was using the 3200 rated bot for this.

@BobChess Год назад

Bishope opening is very powerful. This is so useful

@chriswaudby1084 Год назад

Thanks Igor great bishop based lines

@yamirruizdiaz6346 Год назад

f6 forces checkmate. Thank u GM Smirnov. I learned this checkmate pattern and tactics from a previous video you uploaded, the Rousseau gambit. Excellent!

@yamirruizdiaz6346 Год назад

Qxh7+ Kh8. RxKh7 Kxh7. Qh5#

@BL-vs4cd Год назад

@@yamirruizdiaz6346 qf7+*

@raselju Год назад

Thank you again, Igor, for this nice attacking video. I love the way you talk and teach. The solution of the puzzle around 10.00, to my opinion, is - 1. Qf7+ --- Kh8 2. Rxh7+ --- Kxh7 3. Qh5+#

@GMIgorSmirnov Год назад

Excellent!

@soerinho92 Год назад

Nf5 and then qh7?

@jamalchess9681 Год назад

GM Igor..your lessons are very useful Im looking for an easy system for black against english opening Thank you

@AlessandroOrlandi83 Год назад

Brilliant video!

@sava_v Год назад

Love ur vids keep it up

@skylergrid4121 Год назад

thanks much for these free lessons. pls tell us how can we ever repay your generosity

@seove1 Год назад

Good one!

@supermanprime6758 Год назад

I'm glad you did another one of these cause I wanted to comment: I picked Bishops Opening to work on because its the first variation in David Bronstein's "200 Open Games". I'm STILL doing Bishops Openings. Weirdly, in 30 minute rapid games, people play generally properly. They angle towards The Italian Game and we have a standard game....but lately in the Daily Games?? I can't tell you how many times people have responded improperly. G6.....C6...Nc6-Nf3-f6 Not bone-crushing mistakes, but enough for me to go "What are you doing?" and punish. How do people not know this opening. I can tell they don't because they hesitate so much to make move 2 for black

@GMIgorSmirnov Год назад

It's nice to know you could confuse your opponents on the 2nd move! 😎

@reydemayo8906 Год назад

Thanks for your tutorial....godbless.

@GMIgorSmirnov Год назад

Thank you too

@gmssankar Год назад

Very nice to see Bishops opening with King's gambit

@GMIgorSmirnov Год назад

I'm glad you liked it

@stevenzns9441 Год назад

Beautiful Gm wow

@lwandomasoka Год назад

Igor's content never disappoints🤝🏿

@GMIgorSmirnov Год назад

🙏

@neoxyyofc Год назад

@@GMIgorSmirnov ok

@Martin_Ditzel Год назад

Puzzle 9:40 solution: Qxh7+, Kf8 Nd5 covers the black K escape square (e7); black makes a move Qh8#

@roberthodges7834 Год назад

QxNf7 check, kf8, Nd5 blocking the escape on e7, after some move by black, Qh8 checkmate

@nishusaif6085 7 месяцев назад

This is a good opening.

@amegoicnerg 5 месяцев назад

Thank you so much yesterday I watched this tutorial and it gave me 6 wins in a row.

@GMIgorSmirnov 5 месяцев назад

Amazing!

@jamshidutenov8701 Год назад

Hello Igor! Can you teach us how to play against the Indian defense?

@JawahirDeen Год назад

This looks so interesting..hopefully i will have a chance to use it sometime soon..

@GMIgorSmirnov Год назад

Let us know how it went.

@JawahirDeen Год назад

@Remote Chess Academy i played about 45 games using this strategy..i won 25 games.the other 20 games was lost as the opponent went on offensive from beginning and the moves were lost. That being said..this was a very good attack strategy with a high win rate. FYI..i am still a beginner and have just played fairly recently...so when

@hishamhamed5033 11 месяцев назад

Thanks Igor. This was a great video. But what if Black plays c6?

@matthewwyjad Год назад

So funny. I studied this line yesterday because i had that early knight f4 attacked played on me while i was developing with expectation of a vienna game. I was not expecting it and absolutely blundered it. But as a result of the loss i studied this whole line. It is wild.

@GMIgorSmirnov Год назад

Practice makes perfect. Keep it up!

@knightrider54 Год назад

1.Qxf7+ Kh8 2.Rh7+ Kh7 3.Qh5#

@polytropos1.1 Год назад

9:40 Puzzle: I think Qxf7+ would work, forcing Kh8. But instead of sacrificing the rook, as many suggested, I suggest forwarding the pawn to g6 as followup. Black is then unable to prevent Rxh7# in the next move. Or did I miss something?

@billbills2501 Год назад

Got the same answer but the rook sacrifice keeps them in check the whole time. Also the variance of what black can do with that free move, delay mate in 3.

@arnelrosal3494 Год назад

it's more exciting to sacrifice than not in any ocassion..

@nawazrohila4523 Год назад

Plz make a video about,, like some opponents don't casel, so how to counter that

@mannycastel5997 8 месяцев назад

qxf7 check,kh8+rxh7 check,kxr +qh5 check mate

@andersjonsson8403 Год назад

Oh, soo nice variation in bishop opening which I like a lot! Big thanks Igor! 😊👍♟

@lexcastle1631 Год назад

GM Igor, this is awesome and has worked for me. Is there a way I can send you my game which has a 95% accuracy and I was able to win in less than a min in a 5 min rapid game? Either way, thank you. Love your videos.

@user-wo1gh1mx2y Год назад

Love your work Igor! Brilliant! I wonder are there any traps for the following - this often happens when playing the Bishops opening and as far as i can tell it ends in an even contest..... moves e4 e5, Bc4 Nf6, d3 d5?!?

@GMIgorSmirnov Год назад

I'm gonna release a video about this line soon, stay tuned!

@jahern1212 Год назад

Igor, Really enjoy your videos. Thank you for all of the information that I have learned from you. I love the Bishop's Opening & have done well when I have been able to play it. The problem is that I seldom get to play it. For example today I played 3 games hoping to play the opening, but no one answered e4 with e5. I saw pirc, caro kahn, and scillian. I'm not good enough to know all of the lines that these openings require. My question is there an opening for white that is more universal against most responses, but still aggressive like the Bishop's Opening. Thanks Jim

@GMIgorSmirnov Год назад

Hi, Jim. You can check out this aggressive opening for White. This opening is quite universal. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jIZ8GzOzb1U.html

@jahern1212 Год назад

@@GMIgorSmirnov Thanks for the quick response. The problem is still the same. When I play e4, I don't get the e5 response, but instead get a scillian, caro kahn etc. response. Maybe there isn't any but I'm looking for an e4 opening that can be used against all of these. If I get the e5 response I still want to play the Bishop Opening. Is there such an opening, or should I switch to a d4 opening to avoid these. If so what would you recommend.

@GMIgorSmirnov Год назад

@@jahern1212 If you're looking for some very universal, this may be the solution: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WXHpvsxdkFg.html

@ItsTheAleeex Год назад

Puzzle of the day: Take the pawn with the Queen King moves to the corner Sacrifice THE ROOOOK by taking the knight King takes Queen returns to H5, checkmate

@qupolo1918 Год назад

I think that makes sense well done!

@ItsTheAleeex Год назад

@@qupolo1918 thank you!

@Torma91 Год назад

That is Levy? With the rook sac 🤣

@ItsTheAleeex Год назад

@@Torma91 I’m undercover Levy

@Torma91 Год назад

@@ItsTheAleeex Greetings Levy

@ZachAsterisk Год назад

10:02 pawn f6

@FirstLast-fl7mo Год назад

My main opening is this. If anyone wants to really play these lines, I would suggest Butcher 1. e5 Bishops Opening on Chessable.

@prof.debdatta7755 Год назад

Looks a lot like Rousseau Gambit with reversed color; thanks for sharing this great opening!😊

@prplt Год назад

i.e. a Vienna 😂

@jordanmcmorris5248 9 месяцев назад

This is a reversed Lucchini gambit, which can be reached through the Rousseau move order

@peretzwarriors2260 Год назад

Very effective coach GM IGOR i just won against my opponent with 2000+ elo rating in just 13 moves mate, thanks ❤️

@asamataua Год назад

YOU'RE TELLING ME I CAN PLAY MY FAVORITE OPENING INTO MY FAVORITE GAMBIT

@GMIgorSmirnov Год назад

😎

@tombrown1075 10 месяцев назад

For the puzzle, 1. Nd5 closes off the king's escape route. Doesn't force a move by black, but they can't address that knight in one move. Any move other than ..f6 results in 2. Qxh7+ Kf8 3. Qh8# 1. Nd5 f6 gives an illusion of space for black's king but ultimately leads to 2. Nxf6++ Kf8 3. Qf7#

@ryanknutzen8876 9 месяцев назад

I think its 1. Qxf7+ Kf8 2. Rxh7+ Kxh7 3. Qh5#

@frankbeerbaum5593 Год назад

A question: at 11:52 what if Nxg4. h5 Nf2. Seems a good counter blow, or not?

@hugosuk563 Год назад

Forced mate in 3: qxf7+, kh8, rxh7, kxh7, qh5#

@trailerpark948 Год назад

Igor, as white is it still a good idea to play B2( bishops pawn opening)? My moves seem same otherwise? You did video on this before.

@fnjfrancis Год назад

Puzzle: 1) Qxf7+ , Kh8 2) Rxh7, Kxh7 3) Qh5#

@OleseaRoan 3 месяца назад

Could you show bishop's opening for white to fight well when black is playing e6 and d5?

@liliankimatoi6471 Год назад

Queen takes f7 check,Kh8, Rook takes h7 check, Queen h5 mate.

@pola_behr Год назад

for the checkmate in 3 puzzle Qxf7+ and black goes Kh8 then Rxh7 (sacrifice) and black is forced to take Kxh7 then after black takes its Qh5#

@Axiomatic75 Год назад

Yes that does it! I was thinking after Qxf7+ Kh8 to just bring the queen back to h5, threatening to capture the knight with checkmate. Isn't that mate in 3 as well? I don't see a move for black

@dgish2001 Год назад

@@Axiomatic75 that was my solution also.

@RickThoreen Год назад

If you just move queen back without first making an immediate Rook check, this gives black time for Bxf5 to cover Qh7 mate requiring white to take bishop with e pawn for one extra move before delivering mate.

@Axiomatic75 Год назад

@@RickThoreen Ah if course. I missed that. Thanks for showing me!

@RickThoreen Год назад

@@Axiomatic75 👍

@dirkhoekstra397 Год назад

What is they play pawn to c6? Preparing to block the bishop on the next move pawn to d5.

@PpSchoot Год назад

Igor after pawn f5 I often get Queen h5. What is the proper way to deal in that case? Peter

@russellkramer1376 Год назад

I have a question about an apparent attack for black against white at time 3.15 which was not addressed in this video. Rather than using the knight to fork the queen and rook, black could have checked the white king with his queen. The only obvious move is to block the check with the pawn. Then black could have checked white king with the bishop. White would have been forced to move the king somewhere after which, black could take the g3 pawn with the bishop. If white takes back with the pawn, the white rook is exposed to attack by the queen. I would really like to hear why this line is not strong for black.

@BoomaOhDet Год назад

If you look at it on stockfish you end up getting the bishop and knight for the rook and a +4 advantage.

@BoomaOhDet Год назад

The real problem is that after f5 black has h5 completely equalizing and shutting down white’s attack.

@RickThoreen Год назад

After Qh4+ from black…1) g3, Bf7+ (as you mentioned); 2) Kf1, Bxg3; 3) hxg3, Qxh1; 4) Qxg4! So you play right into taking bishop to lose rook as you said, but your queen then also picks up the knight on g4 on next move. While this may feel uncomfortable, stockfish shows white advantage of greater than 1 minor piece, and the lone queen in corner apparently poses no real threat even though your king feels a bit open. Technically the material exchange is equal…rook and pawn for knight and bishop.

@russellkramer1376 Год назад

@@BoomaOhDet Yes, you are correct. Thank you.

@russellkramer1376 Год назад

@@RickThoreen Thank you for your detailed response. I see what you mean and it does appear to be an advantage for white.

@krishnarana9028 Год назад

qxh7 ,kh8, qh5, (white can do nothing as king's escaping square is covered by bishop), qxh7 mate

@jkssuriya Год назад

10:00 Qf7 kh8 Rxh7 Qh5#

@chandrasekarannarayanaswamy Год назад

Qxf7, Kh8, Rxh7, Kxh7, Qh5 mate

@kimbirch1202 Год назад

Whats stopping black opening the centre straight away with 3d5 ?

@andreastiede2336 Год назад

Mate in 3 moves: Qf7, Rh7, Qh5 mate

@Anik_Kenji Год назад

F5 one step forward

@1cathexis Год назад

Yeah! Thanks Igor! IIRC, this is now your 13th(!) vid on the Bishop's Opening. I look forward to every new one.

@qingxueliu8573 Год назад

first move qxf7+ then qh5 them qxh7# or qh8#

@ykirank Год назад

11:45 g4 Pan lost its support. Knight could capture but yeah Bishop is trapped

@ehabradiology Год назад

your puzzle that check mate in 3 is actually check mate in one

@energy7174 Год назад

I watch your videos while doing my breakfast 😀

@GMIgorSmirnov Год назад

😎

@energy7174 Год назад

@@GMIgorSmirnov Hehehe

@icaruslaughs5541 Год назад

Answer to the puzzle: Qxf7- OKh8 RxNh7- OKxRh7 Qh5#

@techpointgaming5211 Год назад

11:29 the move h4 pawn makes the g4 pawn vulnerable what about that?

@Zamiroh Год назад

Qf7

@yalexyalex2782 Год назад

Puzzle: Qxf7+ Kh8 Rxh7+ Kxh7 Qh5#.

@user-xs1dr6hm5l Год назад

And if they come with a check with their queen, after the aggressive horse?

@invictus9976 10 месяцев назад

Qf7 check Pg6 Rh7 mate

@jeremiahdally5143 Год назад

I believe the M3 is Qxf7+ Kh8 g6 Rf8 Rh7#. Am I wrong?

@rafaelcorral9838 4 месяца назад

Q takes f7 check! King moves to h8! Qg6, then doesn't matter what he moves Qh7#

@FetaHabesha2020 Год назад

it's Kd5, then what ever black responses, then white continues with Qxh7 check then finally Qxh8 is a stunning Checkmate or Qxf7 Check then Black moves his king to h8, then Rxh7 check and Scarify cause black's king can take it, finally Qxh5 is another brutal checkmate to the black king

@aboalmother 7 месяцев назад

After block bishop by f5. What happens if he take his queen to h4 +

@russwilliams2657 8 месяцев назад

Mate in 2 moves Bxf7 then QxNh7

@sa3idnasbeh Год назад

Hi what about P F2 bot K F2 attacking the king?

@stanlyaateja7778 Год назад

Is it Qxf7+, Kh8, Rxh7+, Kxh7, Qh5#???

@harrisonclark4382 Год назад

Wish you had actually moved the white knight to d5.

@DavidSmithCircle Год назад

At 11:30 after pushing the pawn, can't black take the G4 pawn with their knight?

@chuextreme Год назад

I was looking for this comment

@GMIgorSmirnov Год назад

After pushing White's pawn to h5 you can capture Black's bishop.

@edlawrence5059 Год назад

In a perfect world, these gimmicks might work, but they never do in practice.😡

@CoinCollectingCollege Год назад

what if, instead of 5. ... N g4, black plays B g4, attacking the Queen?

@siddhantsalunke766 Год назад

What about h5

@ollivier75 Год назад

i think you should start by showing the right line to play for black not to be worse before showing the mistakes because as a black player facing it we need to know how to respond well when we face the line and now all we remember are the bad moves

@Inforza Год назад

1. Qxf7 Kh8 2. Qh5 now there is nothing black can do to stop the checkmate on h7

@christiankreiner8071 Год назад

is this also the same vienna opening?

@ExplosiveTN123 Год назад

Yep!! This position can be transposed into from several different variations which is why I'm watching this. I'm a vienna player for life

@bofetada6841 Год назад

I play the computer and the queen would take the bishop, then white would take black queen, then move the pawn forward. So, if the queen attacked this would fail no?