Jonathan Schrantz activates the R.O.G. 4000 to choose the topic for this week: the Sicilian Dragon! See two games featuring the Yugoslav Attack, the Dragon’s “ultimate test.”
2015.12.14
Sergey Karjakin vs Teimour Radjabov, FIDE Grand Prix (2008): B78 Sicilian, dragon, Yugoslav attack, 10.O-O-O
Magnus Carlsen vs Teimour Radjabov, Bilbao Grand Slam Chess Final (2008): B78 Sicilian, dragon, Yugoslav attack, 10.O-O-O
Please what the name of the song in the vedio begining please answer me
Sir after Bishop to b5,,,the queen to a5 is a good move
Classic chess audience π€£π€£
While playing the dragon I like to play on the c file and not contest the center
Ndxf6 with a fork
i waited for this π hahahahh
In the mainline of ruy lopez closed variation,after 7……-d6 8.c3 ,what if black plays Bg4
So excited to learn this one!
the audience was definitely on something.
"so this is kinds of… the point'
Really enjoyable! It took me about two hours to go through it but i think I understood most of it! Tyvm π
3:09
benco gambit
Very annoying when the lecturers interact with the audience
Wouldn't Bishop to E6 be a great answer to the queen check at 10:44?
42:31 Am I missing something and this move was not a blunder? Because the knight is hanging now and black can just take it. Its only defender the Knight on C3 is tied up preventing check mate (Qxa3, pxa3, Rxa3?)
So in the second game where white won why didn't black press with Rook takes pawn at B2. It's what looks like a guaranteed checkmate in a couple moves.
This video is not only informative but god damn hilarious. Subbing instantly ππ
Please do kings Indian defence strategies and tactics both for middle and endgame
18:08 Nc4! from black wins a whole knight after Nxc8 Nxd2+ Kc1 Rxc8 Kxd2 Bxd4,
(or) it gains the initiative after Nc4! Bxc4 Rxc4 Ne2.
he seems nervous
What a jew
props to the ROG 4000 drawing the dragon raargh
Correction – 10:40 this is simply an exchange, no advantage gained for White. After cxb5 and Qxd5+, black moves bishop Be6 and rook is defended.
great channel thank you so much
backk at some unreeber move number when black was threatening rook-rook-queen checkmate and white answered with a3, if the black bishop takes the e knight, could you look rxb2? with the knight's protector off the board and c2 still closed, it seems like there is a mate there. (and thank you for your awesome videos)
Can we have Reti? This is an exciting opening…
R.O.G. 4000 lol
I have a ROFRG 5000
All the lecturers here are great.
I don't like the fact that it's long but in the end it's worth it
No chance of pronouncing the name? Gotta be easier than Schrantz surely?!!
this is so good π
Iβm suprised you managed to get Chris Evans for this video.
10 MIN 43 SEC IF QUEEN CHECK ROOK BLOCKS WITH CHECK IF WE TAKE BISHOP TAKES BACK HOW IS IT POSSSIBLE PRO MISTAKE
18.00, the move behind black lack of fear is: knight x f3, sacrificing the quality and a pawn have a massive initiative and a powerful passed pawn
Cool
21:45 β a strange and unusual variation, although it can be used for blitz. π
31:09
12:22 game starts, black win
Hello
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At 8:22 If white moves Bishop too b4 and pushes the pawn thatβs checkmate
Like the skit at the beginning.
Colle zukertort
19:15 trick is Nc4 i think
38:00 Nd4 by white is mate in 3 for black… Qxa2 Kxa2 Ra6 Qa5 Rxa5#
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great video! love that opening!!
Seeking assistance with beginner Sicilian Dragon vs the Yugoslav attack. God bless