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In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov shows the most common chess opening mistakes in the Queen’s Gambit, which happens after the opening moves: 1.d4 d5 2.c4. Hundreds and thousands of chess players make these mistakes in this one of the most popular chess openings.
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00:00 Common Chess Opening Mistakes in Queen’s Gambit
00:53 Mistake-1: Is Queen’s Gambit Accepted Bad? 2…dxc4
03:11 The game that shows the most common mistakes
07:19 Mistake-2: Black plays 2…Nf6
09:59 Mistake-3: Bb4 bishop pin on the knight
10:49 Mistake-4: Common tactics, Greek gift sacrifice
12:14 Mistake-5: Bg4 bishop pin on the knight
14:32 Can you find the winning move for White?
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► Chapters
00:00 Common Chess Opening Mistakes in Queen's Gambit
00:53 Mistake-1: Is Queen's Gambit Accepted Bad? 2…dxc4
03:11 The game that shows the most common mistakes
07:19 Mistake-2: Black plays 2…Nf6
09:59 Mistake-3: Bb4 bishop pin on the knight
10:49 Mistake-4: Common tactics, Greek gift sacrifice
12:14 Mistake-5: Bg4 bishop pin on the knight
14:32 Can you find the winning move for White?
Queen gambit is super tricky than I thought. Thank you sir
Qxf7 and bishop takes and checkmate with Bxn7
Kc3xe4
Very informative!
Nxe4 Nxe4 Bxd7
Nxe4 and g4 are both winning but I don't see a forced checkmate
For the puzzle today:
1. Nxd7 Nxd7 2. Qd5 doesn't work because of 2. Bg4 3. h3 Be6 and there is no win,
Alternatively:
1. Nxe4/Nd5 and black has no moves that prevent Nxf6 removing the defender of d7 square so either Bxd7 and Nxd7 is very winning on the next move (Note 1. Bg4 in response to 1. Nxe4/Nd5 fails to Nxf6, knight of d7 is pinned so black loses the bishop on g4 on the next move)
g4
In the marshal line after e4 nf6, I like to play Bd3 offering the pawn so I can take the black queen.
Great Video, a video for the London system opening and ideas would be great.
Nd5,nd7
Look at the subtitles at 3:42 💀
pawn to g4 forces the Bishop to retreat, followed by pawn to g5… presuuring the knight at f6
2 methods using the same strategy but with different path work. But both require a follow up move that actually wins and nobody so far has mentioned that follow thru move.
1.Nxe4 removes the knight defender on e6 in a straight forward way …Nxe4 by black. Then2. Bxd7+ Qxd7, 3. Nxd7 Kxd7 and now white has lost 3 pieces for the Queen, not a clear win without the follow up of 4. Qd5+ forking the rook bishop and knight and white wins.
1.g4 chases the black white Bishop to g6 (if f6 knight takes instead see line above cuz similar but not exact) 2. g5 chasing the knight away again see above line to finish off Black This method just requires an additional move
g4
I think the solution to the puzzle has to be knight to d5. black knight cannot tak otherwise queen takes on d5 and checkmate is unavoidable. So e6 has to be played by black. But that weakens the f6 square so we take the knight on f6. Black recapture either with the queen or the g pawn. Lets say black takes with the pawn, then we take on d7 wiht our other knight threatening all sorts of nasty discoveries so black has to give his queen. If he doesnot and plays king e7 we checkmate him by playing queen a3 or b4, the king goes back to e8 and finally knight takes on f6 with a discoverd checkmate.
If black take with the queen on f6 we take on d7 attacking the quee and when she moves we take on b6 discovered check to the king and after black reacts we take the rook a8.
1. g4 attacking Bishop – if …Bxg4, then mate on f7 – if …Nxg4, then 2. Bxd7 winning Black's Queen – so it's 1…Bg6, but…
2. g5! attacking Knight – again, if the Knight moves, 3. Bxd7 winning the Queen, so 2 …e6 (allowing e7 for the King) and 3. gxf6.
Puzzle: I see so many ways to win, it's quite amazing. Nxe4, Nd5, Bg5, g4… even Qa4 looks winning.
g4 If the bishop takes it is checkmate with the Queen on f7. If the night takes, Bishop takes onf7 and the Queen has to take because it is checkmate and the night takes.
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What i do against queen's gambit players is I use the englund gambit with the follow up of 4.e3 that you taught me a while back, this completley throws them off their game and I win 90% of the time, thank you so much for that and all others amazing videos you put up you increased my rating by 450 points and ongoing
Great explanation.