This opening singlehandedly propelled my rating from 1500 to 1700. The amount of gambit lines in this opening is so many that if the opponent doesn't know how to reply he can get crushed in just a few moves!
Funny story, I just started playing this cause I thought it was a good idea, but then I researched it and found this, thanks for helping me learn it further
Busy with your Chessable course now, and just had to come and comment. Loved the part where you say: “ One should not forget that the side who has a material advantage aims to trade everything, I often say, even underwear!” 😂😂😂
14:50 This position is a transposition of the main line of the Deutz gambit of the Giuoco Piano. After 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Bc5 you prepare the Deutz gambit with 4.O-O. And when they play the main move 4...Nf6 (instead of the passive 4...d6), the Deutz gambit is 5.d4!?. Their best response is 5...Bxd4! (5...exd4?! and 5...Nxd4? are worse) and then after 6.Nxd4 Nxd4 7.f4 you reach this exact position.
Hello, at 20:00 the position you show is also one I encounter a LOT in the Vienna. Same line. I was nodding along with you on this part ( although I am a weak player, I do know this position ). Good job, you are selling me the Bishop's opening even though I thought it was bad. It now seems mighty to me.
Excellente vidéo ! The butcher semble être un excellent coach, très bon pédagogue . J'ai regardé beaucoup de ses vidéos et mon répertoire s'est enrichi . Un grand merci
@@MiodragPerunovicOfficial Bien sûr ! C'est toujours un plaisir de suivre vos vidéos . De plus, je partage vos concepts, à savoir, un jeu actif, dynamique et agressif . Contre-attaque Traxler est dans mon répertoire ainsi que gambit de Budapest et Fajarowicz . Au plaisir de voir vos prochains cours
Mio; great video! I noticed that these sidelines can lead almost anywhere in the Italian game e.g. the 2... Bc5 line can lead into the Detz/Koltanowski gambit. As you point out; if you dont know your stuff as black in these variations especially under time contraints you can get into a lot of trouble!
Such great analysis. So well explained and seems like a really fun opening. I usually play Vienna game so this seems like a good option for me. Long live the butcher! Thank you so much
Yeah was wondering the same as started to play Vienna myself as well couple of years ago. Then again not quite certain what would be the benefit of this move compared to 2.Nc3. Many of the games in database actually seemed to transpose to Vienna very quickly.
20.24 (In 1. e4 e5 2. Bc4 Bc5 3. Qg4 Qf6, when we play "against weaker" 4. Nc3 and black responds "99% -ly" 4. ... Qxf2 5. Kd1) black has one another dangerous continuation 5. ... Nf6. My engine always shows for white retreat 6. Qg3, offering queens trade and probably better development, but white is down one pawn f2 and has shattered pawns. For example in alternative after grabbing 6. Qxg7 Rg8, 7. Qxf7+ Kd8 8. Nh3 Rf8 (or 7. Bxf7+ Kd8) black chases white´s queen with his rook more effectively than white black´s queen, (white loses developed knight on h3 (or after indirect queen trade on f2 by bishop c5) and engine shows win for black. I´m not sure, if this analysis is relevant, but perhaps good to know.
It is a good thing and thanks. Although, that is why in my Chessable course I gave following order of move: 1.e4 e5 2.Bc4 Bc5 3.Nc3 Nc6 4. Qg4! And White is nearly winning! The point is that a small inclusion 3.Nc3 Nc6 gives White favorable almost position!
I'm trying out 2...c6 (Philidor Counterattack) rn. It's definitely shakier than the mainline, but very crazy and fun. 3. Bb3 and 3. Nf3 transpose to the Bb3 line of the Berlin, but there's a fun one with 3. Nc3 d5 4. exd5 b5 5. Bb3 b4!? for an unplayable mess. It's defo a bit better for white, but it's so sharp that your prep will win the day.
Almost the same position as at 19:47 is often reached in Vienna Game via 1.e4 e5 2.Nc3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Bc5 4.Qg4 Qf6. Only difference is that Black has already developed a Knight on c6. In that position white can sacrifice the f7 pawn as well and gets a huge initiative and basically a winning game by playing 5.Nd5! Also winning percentage on GM level is above 70% for white after 4.Qg4. Surprisingly it is only the 4th most played move in that position. The move is totally legit and very difficult for black to play.
At 22:30 after 7.Qg3, you say black must play 7...d5 but don't give white's next move. My computer gives a -0.5 edge to black after 7...d5. How should white take the pawn on d5? Love the video! Thanks!
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Thank you for your interesting video I have subscribed today and eagerly waiting for your next video. However in this video you have not covered Nf6 which is the most common move black will play once e4 is hanging it attacks on white queen as well.
@@MiodragPerunovicOfficial I know, just realize I had already saved it under another playing list called Scotch gambit, thanks for all your work man. Your videos on the Portuguese gambit and Icelandic gambit and so many more have helped me alot developing another opening against e4 besides the Pirc. You are the best out there. Bless you, and good luck in your own chess.
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I would like to play bishops opening and meet boi variation with wayward queen. He said he would cover it further in the patzers opening but in that video I don’t see any bishops opening stuff in there. Can I just take some of the principles from that video and apply it to the boi variation still?
I like the content of your videos but there ist a disturbing background noise in them that makes it exhausting to listen. I do not mean that the noise comes from your place but that it maybe is caused by the setup. Sounds to me like listening to 1000 phone calls or radio stations at the same time, could possibly also be digital signals. Maybe your microphone is catching something from the air. Would just let you know it.
@@MiodragPerunovicOfficial It's just a computer fan, it's almost imperceptible. I think this commenter is just having problems, there's no such noise like "1000 phone calls at the same time," that's lunacy. Ignore the complainers, your stuff is great!
