2 CLEVER Opening Traps For EASY RATING POINTS - Giuoco Piano Chess Opening Traps

[@Tonypockets215]

Just started playing chess a few months ago, I highly recommend this channel to ANY beginners!!

[@tessa8230]

I just started playing last year. Thanks to Nelson, Igor Smirnov, and Aman’s “Building Habits” playlist, I’m already up to 800 elo in Rapid and climbing :)

[@Tonypockets215]

@tessa8230 wow I'm pretty bad then, I'm 220 in rapid but 650ish in dailies so I think I jus gotta take my time

[@andrewbennett5911]

Many thanks Nelson , just what I was needing , fabulous !!

[@THEEXCEPTIONofficial01]

Ok now get out of here🗿

[@andrewbennett5911]

Sounds like Gotham chess !​@@THEEXCEPTIONofficial01

[@learningisfun2108]

Another great lesson. Thanks Nelson!

[@DaveHawthorne-lk9mz]

You are a great teacher. I really appreciate the effort you put in explaining chess in a matter of fact way that is easy to grasp. You have a really talent for teaching. May any obstacles you are facing in life be quickly dispersed and may you and your family and friends be blessed with peace and abundance. Keep up the great work. I love it.

[@swan4163]

In Italian, the "Giu" is a soft G like in Geology. So they would pronounce it Gee-oh-co, or G. O. Co, or joke-oh if you say it fast

[@juleslondon3088]

Yes, this - although i think joke-o is the correct pronunciation unless there are regional variations in Italy. I think chess pros like Nelson should really make the effort to pronounce the names of the common openings correctly to help others learn it if for no other reason. It also sounds a bit dumb otherwise.

Excellent explanation, bro! Thank you!

[@NJDJ1986]

@11:21 thats a good advice there, Nelson! i will remember that.

[@farouqbaiti4315]

This is another great series every Thursday.😉 That was a great lesson!😎

[@wishkahzyricks]

Great video! As always, enjoyed it a lot. Simple to understand, and beautifully explained. (Although I'm not sure whether that's how 'Giuoco' is pronounced... However, I think it's closer than Hikaru Nakamura's attempt. He just goes straight with 'Gucci'... 😂)

[@freshtapcoke]

Feel like I’m repeating myself but I really love your videos and your teaching style.

[@Mintice]

6:43 A pattern that can also be seen in Traxler Counter Attack; to give a check with the bishop is more advantageous in both cases. Nice video as always.

[@yairdvora871]

Great video! Thanks!

[@bradbell3744]

Great video.

[@williamsquires3070]

Don’t forget the trap: 1 e4 e5, 2 Nf3 Nc6, 3 Bc4 Bc5?!, 4 Nxe4 Nxe4?, 5 d4! forking the knight and bishop. A beginner will probably try to save one of the pieces, allowing the other to be taken, though an intermediate player may see 5 … Bxd4, 6 Qxd4 with a tempo on the knight. The material is even, but white has a slight edge in development. I’ve seen this same “trap” in transpositions from other e4 openings.

[@SometimeAngel]

I guess you meant 3...Bc5 4. Nxe5?! Nxe5 5. d4 Bxd4 6. Qxd4 Nxc4 7. Qxc4 (7. Qxg7? Qf6!) Ne7 and black is at least equal. If then 8. Qd4 f6 followed by 9...Nc6 is good for black

[@Yojimbonh]

In the first trap, isn't there a three move checkmate instead of a five move checkmate? Pawn takes on f7 (same as in the video), then knight to g6, then rook to h8 - checkmate. Am I missing something?

[@QwDragon]

Trap 1: what if black goes for the fork, but takes the rook (not the knight or queen)? Seems like the rook was more important in this attack as it covers h-file.

[@benny98989]

Please do a video on beating summer nelson!

[@islambouzaher2182]

THANK YOU ILL MEMORIZE these

[@0_0faizan]

Ponziani part 2 please How many people want ponziani part 2 Like please so Nelson sees it 👇

[@ehdggaming]

Me bro

[@THEEXCEPTIONofficial01]

He is blind 🥶

[@0_0faizan]

@@THEEXCEPTIONofficial01 whatever 🤦‍♂️

[@THEEXCEPTIONofficial01]

@@0_0faizan yeah girl!!

[@andrewb3882]

6:47 would knight h6 be a good defensive move? It’s guarded by the pawn and add extra protection to the pawn on f7 that is under attack…

[@THEEXCEPTIONofficial01]

Hey nelson!! Is there any tournament being hosted by you tomorrow

[@davidjames149]

you've written 3 comments on this video, one saying that he's blind, one saying that he sucks, and one asking if he's hosting a tournament...are you bipolar or schizophrenic by any chance?

[@Horcauses]

Nelson: “to the Italian game you only have 2 responses”. Me who plays Rousseau gambit

[@lucastheg6156]

Me who destroys the rousseau gambit

[@andragon2485]

@@lucastheg6156 So you are one of the 3 in 10 players. I got like a 72% win rate with the Rousseau gambit. And everytime I meet someone who counters it I learn something which helps me the next time. Given after a certain elo ranking of 1600-1800 you shouldn't play it but before it is crushing, even more so in Blitz

[@MrBabadis]

I have almost a 70% win rate with the halloween gambit at 1800-1900 elo on rapid (im 1924 elo). I’ve played it so many times i feel like a master of it. Now i’ve started playing blitz an every game with it is a win. Currently at 1700 blitz rating

[@Zyrexia]

I am 2100 rapid and i play Busch gass Gambit as black. Yes i am a maniac

[@hinyuchin4724]

me too, this video useless for me but still watching it. (if I am white, I play King's Gambit)

[@harrygross77]

I seem to remember Bruce doing commentary with host Shelby Lyman on the PBS TV broadcast of Fischer-Spassky., Are there any fellow old timers or historians that help my memory?

[@harrygross77]

This old guy still has it-I just verified my comment via google-As another old timer-Will Sonnet-played by Walter Brennan would say-NO BRAG-JUST FACT!

[@harrygross77]

One of the defining moments in his life was during the Fischer-Spassky match in 1972. At that time, he was working at the Strand Book Store in Manhattan when he met a producer from WNET (a PBS affiliate) who was covering the match. The producer asked Pandolfini to be a TV commentator, assisting Shelby Lyman, for the “Match of the Century.” Shelby Lyman, a strong chess master and one of the few chess coaches earning a living during those days, encouraged Pandolfini to pursue chess teaching as a career12.

[@hinyuchin4724]

1:50 those are the best move (h6 and Bxf6) and h4 is a total blunder, after hxg5, hxg5, Ng4 is the only move that wins for black and g6 is the best move for white. Black can just completely ignore it and counter with d5 (I dont think anyone without analyzing it and have a good memory can find that since it is not on the side where white is attacking). even Bxf2+ is winning. yes Nxf2 loses on the spot after Nxe5 but not worth it. 7:30 when Bxf2+ and Ke2, stockfish just said "ignore the king and just play d6 or d5" (stockfish really likes d5 and d6), Nd4+ is still a very good move though and also when white takes the knight with Nxd4, stockfish still thinks black should just ignore the entire knight and play d5 (exd6 is -1 for black and d5 is -1.5)

[@ChessBros-ic5tz]

Are there any traps in the scotch Nelson?

[@AashikSharaf]

checkout scotch gambit

[@Iksvomid]

I love Italian! 😍

[@MrBrix01]

These videos always get uploaded right after I finish losing a bunch of games and blundering every piece 💀

[@ericr4677]

😂😂😂😂 💯

[@yanp9071]

Go complain to the UN. If your opponent massacred your pieces and you couldn't do anything, it's not a game, it's a g3nocide.

[@GabbarKooner]

And i am blundering before video and after also

[@muhamad9264]

@@GabbarKooner😂😂 same

[@mostafahassan40]

Bro what flag is that pfp you have!!!

[@saragossareturns6221]

Cool!

[@ChessVibesOfficial]

Thanks!

[@williammatley5016]

Great video. Board was an ugly colour though.

[@cosmiccomputer9380]

nah its a nice change of pace it looks nice :)

[@mimikyoo]

I agree, I think it's an ugly color

[@companyjoe]

This chef really is passionate about keeping his rice bar open! Keeping the kitchen just clean enough to keep the health inspectors at bay.

[@elsyjacob2849]

You said in an early video you will make a video of kings gambit in depth other than 4 minute kings gambit

[@smalism]

You should so cover the English. Been my go to opening for 2 months now

[@assassinforce5637]

V helpful

[@Zyrexia]

Choose your opening very carefully. If u want aggressive opening and attack in the middle game, search for something that suits you, but is somewhat sane, i.e, does give the opponent over 0.5 points of advantage. For instance, play the Tal caro kann, and not alien gambit. This will mean you can play it at higher levels, and not have to worry about anything anymore

[@carlosedwardos]

In game two, the move 6. Nc3 was white's first big mistake. then 7. Be3 just compounds the problems.

[@ightddeeghhv233]

Why couldn’t king go to D2 at 7:00

[@ManosErikosKlapsakis]

nice Nelson. wow you're 37 years old? I though you were younger. like at least 5 years younger

[@farouqbaiti4315]

9:00 Rxe3?🤨🤔

[@harrygross77]

Love the video, but dislike the different board display

[@army1057]

What is your thought on Gotham getting 5mil subscribers?

[@0_0faizan]

As they say-He literally don't care😂

[@THEEXCEPTIONofficial01]

Because Gotham is better than Nelson and Nelson sucks 😑

[@0_0faizan]

@@THEEXCEPTIONofficial01 I don't think so, maybe he's better but I like Nelson's way of explaining

[@army1057]

@@THEEXCEPTIONofficial01 he might be better in terms of entertainment and chess knowledge but Nelson is better in explaining and analysing games for us.

[@MrBrix01]

Congratulations for him, he deserves it

[@hunkydory1862]

Stat boosting for the algorithm

[@ltsgobrando]

Why is there such a disparity between my elo and my puzzle rating and what can I do to close the gap? My puzzle rating is *DOUBLE* my elo (2078 vs 1146 in rapid).

[@prakyath2228]

I'm 3000 puzzle and 2200 rapid so i may be able to help, a common mistake I see lower rated players make is that they push for tactics in a normal position and hope their opponent plays a bad move instead develop and improve your pieces ,follow the plans of your opening and wait for the opponent to make a mistake and then punish them

[@PizzaChess69]

I plucked through the engine, the first trap is just not sound.

[@okamisansempai557]

Hello, i think I played this style...a lot, however I still got beaten🥺 becaude i lost myself in the middle game👉🏻👈🏻😅

[@DaAlvaro]

Me with the book of the same name as the playlist

[@soriano3361]

I watch videos like these but can never remember the moves when I need them 😞

[@donkeykong1234]

umm if you mess up any of the mate in 5 now you have hanging pieces everywhere and no queen lol

[@draken7344]

What if oppo dont castle right away😆

[@harrygross77]

Isn't this the definition of a trap-being punished for normal moves?

[@williamd2999]

Gew ical piano

[@DucadiLanza]

Peccato per la dicitura giuoco piano usata in modo impreciso...

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Subscribe!

[@Leon-dw6kq]

The what

[@VeryRandomStuff361]

the giuoco piano is home to the most boring games in chess

[@Chomta]

2 knight defense is goated

[@nicktefay]

You're not playing it right. When it opens up, it's very complex and interesting.

[@VeryRandomStuff361]

@@nicktefay thats not the giuoco piano my opponents play

[@nicktefay]

@@VeryRandomStuff361 improve your rating

[@BobChess]

My man doesn't even know about 4 knight defense

[@prplt]

"gyuko" 😂 it's pronounced joco

[@luutzennijdam7213]

Chess is way too complicated for ordinary players ELO 1500-1800. Only fanatical pro's get some complexity right, and only the AI engines can fathom it more completely. We humans are the losers here! :( There's no morality, just complexity.

[@robloxgamer7365]

0 views in 56 seconds, bro fell off, Just kidding. Watch out for these comments and give your best roasts and I don’t care to this comment(me)

[@mimikyoo]

I don't get why some people prefer the textured boards. it just creates visual noise for me.

[@ehdggaming]

33 views in 2 mins bro fell off

[@THEEXCEPTIONofficial01]

Like your character 🥲

[@maximos905]

Lol

[@GlazedYeti]

It’s been 3 years and you still don’t have 33 views

[@THEEXCEPTIONofficial01]

@@GlazedYeti 🗿🗿

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I love ya but it’s pronounced, “Jew- o- co”.