WIN With the London System | Simple & Powerful Opening for White

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🔹 The London System: Essential Theory, TRAPS to Win Fast –
🔹 Counter 1.d4 & London System with 1…e5 –

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In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov shares with you the main ideas of the London System along with the common middlegame plans and attacking patterns for White.

You will learn to counter several responses of Black against the London System including the Bd6 line, early c5 and Qb6, the King’s Indian Defense setup, and the symmetric 2…Bf5. Knowing these common attacking patterns will give you a tremendous edge over your opponents!

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00:00 London System Traps & Middlegame Plans
01:40 1) 4…Bd6 – should you exchange or not?
01:56 1st Attacking Pattern: Ne5
03:33 If Black plays 5…0-0 instead of 5…c5
05:11 2) If Black plays 4…Be7
06:42 2nd Attacking Pattern: Delaying castling
08:30 If Black tries to exchange pieces in the center
09:03 3rd Attacking Pattern: Pushing the h-pawn
12:13 3) If Black plays 2…Bf5
12:40 4th Attacking Pattern: Queenside attack
14:05 4) If Black plays c5 and Qb6
14:30 5th Attacking Pattern: Aiming the c7-square
15:50 5) Black plays King’s Indian Defense setup
16:23 6th Attacking Pattern: Grab the center
17:29 7th Attacking Pattern: Rush into attack
18:55 Counter the London System as Black

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62 Comments

  1. 0:25 how do you plan to develop the light square bishop to d3 if black pushes his pawn to c4?

  2. At 10:27, after pushing the pawn h4, won't black simply capture it? There's a bishop + queen aiming at it.

  3. I love how he says ‘now you’re a piece up and you win the game’. You haven’t seen me play yet😂

  4. London System is what Southpaw does in Boxing. Jab, jab, jab, feint, bing, bang, badaboom!

  5. I hate the London system. Doesn't matter how many of these I watch, every opponent I play still destroys it and somehow knows how to defend every single move I make from it.

  6. I’ve recently come across an opponent who played 2. f6 which totally threw me. What’s the best response when trying to play the London system?

  7. I finally beat my dad using the London THANK YOU MAN!

  8. Atmy level, they almost always do a bunch h of early sacrificing and then none of this advanced stuff is possible. Juat sayin…..trying to get to 600

  9. At about 6:00, we're talking about pushing e3 before the knight to f3, but I don't understand what we're supposed to do If black plays bishop to g4 anyway, threatening the queen. Do we block it with the bishop? And then what if black trades light squared bishops? Doesn't that mess us up too?

  10. Hello sir, I was watching this video and I noticed that here 10:07 the pawn is hanging if you don't mind can you explain please Thank you…

  11. 10:40 wouldnt white playing H4 be a bad move because of the bishop and the queen for black

  12. One of the best Londonist videos I’ve ever seen

  13. Great teaching system…many lines explained…Just solid and good… keep up the good work!

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