Do NOT Make This Chess Opening Mistake!

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In the world of chess, openings can be a critical battleground. One common opening mistake that many players make can lead to quick and unexpected defeats. In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov shares with you a common chess opening mistake and show you how to capitalize on it as both Black and White.

It happens in one of the most common chess opening positions after the moves 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.Bc4, White intending to develop their pieces naturally. This is where the fun begins! Black can take advantage of White’s setup with a simple yet powerful tactic: 4…Nxe4! This move temporarily sacrifices a knight but sets up a sneaky trap.

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00:00 Most common chess opening mistake
00:25 Millions of chess players have made this mistake
01:26 1) If White plays 6.Nxe5
02:05 2) If White plays 5.Bxf7+ before Nxe4
05:23 3) If White plays 6.Bxd5
07:28 4) White’s correct response
09:36 Using the same opening trap as White
10:23 5) If Black plays 3…Nf6 instead of 3…Bc5

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