This video shows the fried liver attack. A common opening with many traps. The reason why it’s so strong is that many players in low elo actually fall for it. It’s a great opening trap for chess beginners and young chess players. You can use this opening to improve at chess and increase your elo. Subscribe right now for more chess content.
Fried Liver Attack | works best under 1000 Elo
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How can someone use a bor voice and amake it the best voice possible for the video
Hey bro, what's the music at the very beginning like munks chanting in a quire or something?
Legend
no bro at 700 people are either too dumb to play the traditional moves or smurfs and just counter it its bad
Bro you are hilarious. Keep making quality content
This so cooll!! (and evil) but thanks for the clear turotorial
no one plays the 5 moves for italian game and knight f6 for fried liver in ultra low elo. they play some different opening. how to beat them because I cant (and no one can) memorize every opening best moves.
I love breaking virgin players apart.
This guy a legend
I'm at 800 and literally nobody falls for it anymore
Every guide for the Fried liver says its effective sub 1000 but I think it's very common knowledge at this point.
Time to fry some livers
I don't even care that much about learning chess at this point, but I really enjoy the editing
What about Nxd5 Qd7 move? 2:27
Hahahhahaahahaha this has my dying
Wait institutions unclear my opponent played queen in 4th move then I had to play normal chess
1:10
What's the name of the song at 2:49 ?
I've come to a situation that isn't explained here and with which I didn't find a satisfying answer ingame : what if after the king comes back to E8 and the bishop takes the knight, the queen defends with Qd7 (you can't go Qf7 because you're losing material then). I think you can go Bc6, they take with the pawn, you can then check with Qh5, they go g6 and then you take the pawn on e5. Overall you have a nice position (even though you're losing tempo soon) and black is losing material and has a bad position but does anybody have more insight ?
i was trying to do this in 200 and once i got to the knight fork/sacrifice he didnt even take the knight and just let his queen get taken 💀💀
what if they don't take the pawn on d5?
Even after black plays d5 and na5 I’ve still had some ok games due to the imbalanced nature of the position.
Yessir
I’ve never seen anyone over 500 lose to this.
Horwitz Defence : Am I a joke to you?
To get rid of this attack and avoid to knight pins you can push pawn 1 step that front of the rooks before the knights out. You can decide to which side first to looking at which square bishop can be going out.
yep true
This is disturbing.
What if he goes bishop c5?
0:15
Me who is 400 rated: 😎
how no one sees this? this looks like a twin brother of scholar's mate. i thought that is really popular
What about Qd7?
I went from 1200 to 450 elo resigning matches trying to successfully attempt and execute this opening, even people who made braindead moves had a defense for this that completely ruined it and no one fell for it
This DOESN'T work. I'm literally trying this with 400-500 elos and they seem to NEVER play the exact moves in the video. This is a buncha bullshit
pretty sure this video breaks the Geneva convention
Probability doesn’t work this way. If the opponent 95% of the time makes the responding move that continues the strategy, every move has a 5% chance of losing your strategy. Every slight opening variation. And a variation from that variation. After 2 moves that don’t follow the pattern, strategy is done
What if they simply push the pawn to H6 preventing the knight to come up?
thank you
People keep watching this and learning counters he has to keep changing title 😂
Ive been doing this without even knowing, Ive fried so many livers.
me (a 1400) fell for the fried liver against a friendly otb game bcz I wasn't rlly playing for a win just a friendly game. my opponent was 1500 and I put my king to protect the knight after the queen check and surprisingly I won the game against him somehow. unfortunately since it was otb and I didn't write the moves I will never be able to witness that spectacular game again, my friend was literally complimenting me on how well I played
This seat tht u have there looks smooth. I should try itititititiititititititititititit………
But what about a5
0:27 : I have heard this piece of music so many times , yet I don't know what it is !!
Can someone help?
d4 against the Traxler is more fun, the opponent mostly just takes the pawn with the Bishop and tries to do the normal Traxler, not considering the fact that the white dark-square Bishop is open unlike the vanilla Traxler
Litterally never played competetive chess, or plan to.
Still here
I am 700 elo and I know this is such a stupid opening, but it works more than it doesn't at my elo.
Yes I subscribed you!!! 💕
Does anyone else hate playing in low elo because you learn all these tactics and game plans only to be unraveled by the most nonsensical moves of all time because your opponent just clicked a random square
Thanks! Got my first brilliant move today because I did the knight sacrifice haha
This whole series needs to be in a playlist for me to come back too lol