When I started playing chess, I only played this opening with both colors! It has helped me to become a chess master (and I still play it!). Magnus Carlsen also plays it 😉
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00:00 Intro
00:16 CRUSH 2.Qh5
02:32 CRUSH 2.Qh5 with a Tricky (but good!) Gambit
5:39 King’s Gambit
12:52 Danish Gambit
18:27 Crush The Vienna Attack
23:58 Crush The Damiano Defense
25:00 The Philidor Defense
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Forza !!!
Thanks for another great video. At 19:40, the phrase you want it "brain fart." That's when you just get stupid for a second. A "brain freeze" is doing nothing, or eating an ice-cream too fast.
Someone is thinking way too much about bbc 🤣
Gracias. Muy Ilustrativo.
Sorry, Alessia. When White plays e4 on the first move as Black I play either c6 ( Caro ) or e6 ( French ). I find that when you play e5, you have to remember too many openings.
i literally got scholar mated 3 or 4 times today, I am dump🤣🤣
I’m going to bookmark this video, Grazie Alessia!!
28:11 Nowadays, the most fellowers of Philidore defense play 1. e4 d6 2. d4 Nf6 , delaying e5, and they can go for Black Lion (which is uncomfortable and boring for white even if you are ELO 2200 playere, btw), Pirc or Modern, and it requires MORE knowledge than that trivial line which was presented…
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I was waiting for your vidéos.. Where is your tournaments vidéo ? I am waiting for it 🖤
So, then, step 1 as black is to force my opponent to play e4. Easy! 😀
Another great video as always
Let’s get her to 600 likes
This was great! Definitely one I'll have to watch several times. The thing is, I knew a lot of the stuff talked about here, but it somehow clicks in my head better when Alessia explains it, and she goes fast! What was that one, central game, Danish gambit? I've been destroyed as black by that, but she makes it so clear how to continue. Really great, and I hope there's another part to this.
Oh, and referencing Morphy? Love it. He may not have played perfect chess, but he played beautiful chess.
04:11 I take the free Rook thankyou
my brain is abaout to exploit! 🙆
Great vid, thx!!
Great video!!
One hint more: if you play chess actively less than a year, don't go deep into openings where both sides restrain from exchanges, because you will have to deal with positions where good knowledge of piece maneuvrability is a must. (And let me make a bold statement: if you play e4 e5 and go for Italian, once you make bishop exchanges, you are quickening a draw, therefore, Italian is the worst opening for beginners, although it provides the most spectacular traps which many low rated players enjoy. However, you will not pass ELO 1500, if you stay focused only on opening traps.)
Liked amazing content
I have been waiting for this video for over a month. 😊
Hey, i will gambit only 1 pawn and develop knight faster! 14:02
Ciao Alessia, mi spieghi perché il sistema di Londra è malvisto da molti scacchisti? 😀
Can you not show your face please i cant focus on the board🫠✨
Stunning lesson ! Thanks a lot !
14:34 WHAT? FREE ROOK AND YOU QUEENTRADE?
you said 600 likes and I saw 599 so I had to fix the situation
14:30 when the opponent is 500 elo