Chess opening system for Black: Czech Benoni (Master Chess Lecture) 08.06.2023 Post navigation PreviousNext 17 Comments Ah yes is this gooood for buzzz or for bzzzzz? And Bzzzz? Reply thanks bro Reply I stopped playing this version of the benoni sometime ago – but might start using it again 🙂 thank you Reply 1. d4 {2} Nf6 {1} 2. c4 {1} c5 {1} 3. Nc3 {0} cxd4 {1} 4. Qxd4 {0} Nc6 {0} 5.Qd1 {2} g6 {0} 6. Nf3 {1} Bg7 {2} 7. Bf4 {4} d6 {1} 8. e3 {1} O-O {1} 9. Be2 {2} Qb6 {5} 10. b3 {3} Ng4 {8} 11. h3 {3} Bxc3+ {3} 12. Nd2 {3} Nf6 {15} 13. Rc1{2} Qa5 {2} 14. O-O {2} Bxd2 {1} 15. Rc2 {1} Bb4 {2} 16. g4 {4} e5 {9} 17. Bh6{1} Re8 {3} 18. f4 {1} exf4 {5} 19. Rxf4 {0} Qe5 {12} 20. Qd3 {5} Bc5 {2} 21.Rf3 {3} Nxg4 {9} 22. Bf4 {2} Qh5 {18} 23. Rg3 {7} Nxe3 {3} 24. Bxh5 {1} Nf5+ {9} 25. Kg2 {5} Nxg3 {2} 26. Kxg3 {1} gxh5 {1} 27. Bh6 {2} Ne5 {2} 28. Qf1 {8} f5{32} 29. Qf4 {2} Ng6 {8} 30. Qg5 {1} Re3+ {2} 31. Kh2 {5 (Lag: Av=0.69s, max=1.0s)} 1-0 This was my first win playing against this opening Paul where are you in Australia? I am in Adelaide. Where would I obtain more material about this opening for Black? Reply thank you i am a 1800 elo who finally found the opining for him!!!!!! thx!!!! Reply can you make a video about sidelines of white? Reply Great video, but easy on the "1100 rated jab" What we lack in points, we make it up in good looks. 😉 Reply good but not best Reply After E5 white rookies will always pin your knight on your queen Reply the physical board you use makes these opening lectures much more accessible for a simple viewer like me. Reply Guess I'll just keep playing simple e6… I hate closed systems Reply thanks for the video, i found it very instructive and have begun playing and winning with the Czech Benoni… Reply worst video Reply great video..i'l start using this technique then and see what it does. i'm really trying to discover some great techniques for black Reply plz can you change the color of the board Reply 8 Reply Great explanation of an opening, one of the best I've seen on youtube. Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
I stopped playing this version of the benoni sometime ago – but might start using it again 🙂 thank you Reply
1. d4 {2} Nf6 {1} 2. c4 {1} c5 {1} 3. Nc3 {0} cxd4 {1} 4. Qxd4 {0} Nc6 {0} 5.Qd1 {2} g6 {0} 6. Nf3 {1} Bg7 {2} 7. Bf4 {4} d6 {1} 8. e3 {1} O-O {1} 9. Be2 {2} Qb6 {5} 10. b3 {3} Ng4 {8} 11. h3 {3} Bxc3+ {3} 12. Nd2 {3} Nf6 {15} 13. Rc1{2} Qa5 {2} 14. O-O {2} Bxd2 {1} 15. Rc2 {1} Bb4 {2} 16. g4 {4} e5 {9} 17. Bh6{1} Re8 {3} 18. f4 {1} exf4 {5} 19. Rxf4 {0} Qe5 {12} 20. Qd3 {5} Bc5 {2} 21.Rf3 {3} Nxg4 {9} 22. Bf4 {2} Qh5 {18} 23. Rg3 {7} Nxe3 {3} 24. Bxh5 {1} Nf5+ {9} 25. Kg2 {5} Nxg3 {2} 26. Kxg3 {1} gxh5 {1} 27. Bh6 {2} Ne5 {2} 28. Qf1 {8} f5{32} 29. Qf4 {2} Ng6 {8} 30. Qg5 {1} Re3+ {2} 31. Kh2 {5 (Lag: Av=0.69s, max=1.0s)} 1-0 This was my first win playing against this opening Paul where are you in Australia? I am in Adelaide. Where would I obtain more material about this opening for Black? Reply
Great video, but easy on the "1100 rated jab" What we lack in points, we make it up in good looks. 😉 Reply
the physical board you use makes these opening lectures much more accessible for a simple viewer like me. Reply
thanks for the video, i found it very instructive and have begun playing and winning with the Czech Benoni… Reply
great video..i'l start using this technique then and see what it does. i'm really trying to discover some great techniques for black Reply
Ah yes is this gooood for buzzz or for bzzzzz? And Bzzzz?
thanks bro
I stopped playing this version of the benoni sometime ago – but might start using it again 🙂 thank you
1. d4 {2} Nf6 {1} 2. c4 {1} c5 {1} 3. Nc3 {0} cxd4 {1} 4. Qxd4 {0} Nc6 {0} 5.
Qd1 {2} g6 {0} 6. Nf3 {1} Bg7 {2} 7. Bf4 {4} d6 {1} 8. e3 {1} O-O {1} 9. Be2 {2
} Qb6 {5} 10. b3 {3} Ng4 {8} 11. h3 {3} Bxc3+ {3} 12. Nd2 {3} Nf6 {15} 13. Rc1
{2} Qa5 {2} 14. O-O {2} Bxd2 {1} 15. Rc2 {1} Bb4 {2} 16. g4 {4} e5 {9} 17. Bh6
{1} Re8 {3} 18. f4 {1} exf4 {5} 19. Rxf4 {0} Qe5 {12} 20. Qd3 {5} Bc5 {2} 21.
Rf3 {3} Nxg4 {9} 22. Bf4 {2} Qh5 {18} 23. Rg3 {7} Nxe3 {3} 24. Bxh5 {1} Nf5+ {9
} 25. Kg2 {5} Nxg3 {2} 26. Kxg3 {1} gxh5 {1} 27. Bh6 {2} Ne5 {2} 28. Qf1 {8} f5
{32} 29. Qf4 {2} Ng6 {8} 30. Qg5 {1} Re3+ {2} 31. Kh2 {5 (Lag: Av=0.69s, max=1.
0s)} 1-0
This was my first win playing against this opening Paul where are you in Australia? I am in Adelaide. Where would I obtain more material about this opening for Black?
thank you i am a 1800 elo who finally found the opining for him!!!!!! thx!!!!
can you make a video about sidelines of white?
Great video, but easy on the "1100 rated jab" What we lack in points, we make it up in good looks. 😉
good but not best
After E5 white rookies will always pin your knight on your queen
the physical board you use makes these opening lectures much more accessible for a simple viewer like me.
Guess I'll just keep playing simple e6… I hate closed systems
thanks for the video, i found it very instructive and have begun playing and winning with the Czech Benoni…
worst video
great video..i'l start using this technique then and see what it does. i'm really trying to discover some great techniques for black
plz can you change the color of the board
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Great explanation of an opening, one of the best I've seen on youtube.