Dirty Chess Tricks 21 (Petroff-Lasker Attack) 

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Its not a good gambit, u know its like the kings gambit but it lost his popularity because we have explored it and the opponent has a better position, and u can just counter gambit with d4

Guy Perera Because Qe2 gives white the better position.

Because u lost the queen(no fake)

Its not a mistake actually. You can check your engine

1. e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nf6 3.Nxe5 Nxe4 4. Qe2 Qe7 5. Qxe4 ( loosing the knight and white gaining a good position) 4. Qe2 Nc5/Ng5/Nf6 5.Nc6+ ( if Knight moves any where Nc6 creates discovered check on King, Black will loose Queen )

@@babugs4721 1. e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nf6 3.Nxe5 Nxe4 4.Qe2 Qe7 5. Qxe4 Black has 5. .. d6 regaining his knight

He did. He has an entire series against the Sicilian.

Noah Productions

Cool, I'll watch it for sure. I learn something every time of your videos.

the knight is pinned to the king so it is unable to move

Piyush Pallav white bishop can moves to c5 eating a pawn and attacking to black bishop at d6

Hilmy Abdullah Azzam OK... in that case I will capture that Bishop by black Bishop d6 to c5...

dirty chess games ,excellent tactics to win

knight to c7+ triple fork

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Exactly what I was thinking. Immediately taking the queen...

JustinC033 Γιασας It is because you will trade the Knight and the Bishop for a Queen. Those are your active Pieces, who are very dangerous for this Attack. After this Trade is done, you will have no longer an Attack - and Black can use his Pieces better.

Zachary Zeidler Correction, after a sequence such as Nc5+ Qd6 and Nxd6, black could only capture the bishop OR the knight.

When you mean d7 it is correct. GJ's Line leads quick to Checkmate - but this Line is also winning.

I mean, his line is fine, but I don't think like that. I find simpler ways to win.

Deilton Martins then white would play queen on e4, and if black takes the rook then white would retake with the bishop and black has to sacrifice his queen by taking the bishop or else they be the threat of queen on h7 which can lead to checkmate.if black doesn't sacrifice his queen however, say he plays anywhere else and manages to stop the checkmate then bishop on e3 can just take the pawn and if rook takes bishop, the queen on e4 can retake

David Masabo if white queen goes to e4, the black pawn takes the queen.

Deilton Martins how exactly? there's no threat on e4,pawn can only take on e3, g3,and g4 (with the en passe rule)

David Masabo I dont know whats you looking at 16:41. But for me, in this position, white queen takes the pawn on b7. So, before that, black pawn stays on f5.

Deilton Martins no because black would just check queen then take the rook. Also yeah, I was looking one ahead, but nonetheless, if he does play rook then white would continue on with queen a6 and if black takes rook with queen then the bishop would just take the queen and rook takes the bishop with a check then takes the rook ,therefore exchanging a queen for bishop and rook.if he takes with rook then black would end up with an extra rook but that means the black queen would have to move leaving space to white to go to c4 checking the king and white would have a choice to either go for bishop on a2 or knight on e7

GJ_Chess Thanks a lot your videos are really informative and helped a lot to improve my game.. one request can you do a video against the stonewall opening, please much appreciated