DESTROY The French Defense With This Tricky Opening

Get ready to outmaneuver your opponent with a strategic chess opening that counters the French Defense effectively and aggressively. In this video, we're going to delve deep into the nuances of a daring opening designed to dismantle the French Defense.
Our detailed tutorial will demonstrate every step, enabling you to take control of the board swiftly. If you're tired of conventional responses and crave for a challenging, aggressive approach against the French Defense, then this is your perfect guide.
We'll dissect the tactical sequences that will keep your opponent on the back foot, turning the French Defense counter into a lethal weapon. You'll witness firsthand how this aggressive chess opening can leave your adversary reeling, providing you with a significant edge in your matches.
This isn't just about understanding a move; it's about mastering the art of strategic play. From pawn structure to knight maneuvers, our in-depth analysis will equip you with a comprehensive understanding of how to put pressure on the French Defense.
Get ready to turn the tables with our strategic counter to the French Defense, making every game a testament to your newfound aggressive chess opening. Subscribe, like, and comment to join the conversation, as we're excited to see you DESTROY the French Defense with our tricky opening.
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0:00 Intro, Basic principles and Ideas
2:29 Well known opening trap
3:03 Sacrificing our center pawns
4:40 Brilliant tactical sacrifice
5:34 Line 1 (11... Qc7)
7:34 Line 2 (11... Qd6)
10:33 Best engine move (10… a6)
17:42 Outro
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[@calvinhall843]

I agree that at the end the castling feels natural 14:01 , but it's a mistake. I wouldn't castle since you are castling away from all your pieces. Move the queen and unpin yourselfs, stops most of the traps.

[@euryqt]

bruhh this is exactly what i needed thanks a lot!! :)

[@adnanghaleb2196]

Thanks

[@mustaphakassab3943]

Very good explanation ,thank you coach .

[@Karmayoutuber]

I want to see the two knights attacks aginest French defence

[@wartallearth7797]

and he sacrifices THE ROOOOOOK!!!!!

[@lucitosamson3880]

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[@udaikumar8386]

Good explanation rather very good explanation ❤

[@ChessSensei]

Thank you! ❤

[@menariavines8325]

Sensi I want to see a video about kings Indian attack which is a very effective against Sicilian and caro cann

[@ChessSensei]

The King's Indian Attack (KIA) that I know about is versus the French with e4, d3, Nd2, Ngf3, g3, Bg2, 0-0 setup. Are you referring to this type of positions where White prepares an attack on the kingside?

[@menariavines8325]

Yes I am

[@menariavines8325]

I can also send you games that I played against Sicilian and caro cann players with kIA

[@JorgePurgly]

Wow

[@shankarbhise8903]

What if he play's Qf6

[@user-sw4kd5rj1c]

Refutation: 7. Cxd4 8. Cxd4 Bd7! Yes i know he covered this but like screw this he is like 200 elo if he is reccomending you to sac 2 pawns.

[@mukeshbiswas9505]

If c5 push c4 after moving Bd3

[@rioricojohn7455]

At 17:53 can black play Q-c5?

[@ChessSensei]

Did you mean Qc5 at 7:53? After Qc5, White can play Be3 and the only move for the Queen that protects the c7 square is Qc8. White can follow up with Bf4 and there is no way to prevent the Nc7+ threat. White can also play Rc1 first before Bf4.

[@rioricojohn7455]

@@ChessSensei Thank you for writing to me. I had the time wrong. It should be at 5:52. If Qc5 - Be3 then Q can take the N. Is this good for black? Thank you very much. Today I played your advice and it was perfect. I had a check mate with the black K in the center.

[@ChessSensei]

Ah I see, so you are asking about 13. Bb5 and then what if Qc5 right? If that's the case, White can play 14. Bxd7+ Kxd7 15. Nb6+ (discovered check) and doesn't matter what Black plays, you can capture the Rook on a8 with your Knight on b6 and be a whole rook up. Congratulations on the checkmate, that's awesome to hear! Keep up the good work! 👍

[@alisterchan-jq3id]

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[@ChessSensei]

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[@zmercespiloy5551]

F black play perfectly white here is doomed due to 2pawns down.