New Defense Strategy Against the Fried-Liver Attack!!!!

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[@michaele.2583]

Very logical and clear, going to all the sub-variants and ramifications of this system, excellent work!

[@TheExstud]

Love these b5 ideas, absolutely noone will play that retreating bishop move.Thanks for your lessons, great content.

[@crishajuliapenalosa8541]

Hi kaspa! It's me again watching your videos.

[@ndwigamuturike4624]

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[@RONIN6207]

Hi Kaspa, good morning from the USA. Thank you for the video. 😁

[@kaspachessofficial]

Morning 🌄 Nice to hear from you!

[@jonnyboom5993]

I love how you suggest playing b5 with no explanation of how its a good move other than Magnus did it. The pawn is unprotected, bishop can just take it.

[@ilyayudovsky9393]

After Bxb5: Qxd5, Bxc6, Qxc6, O-O, Bb7 - you have two bishops advantage and strong attack on white's king side.

[@joqiii3]

Excellent!

[@paulieerasmus5394]

Hi Kaspa Thanks very much for that one. I like it. Kaspa I want to ask you also what must I do if white play f2 to f4? Must I attack that pawn by e7 to e5 or what els please? Greetings Paulie

[@kaspachessofficial]

Yes, you can. That's also a line that one can play against the King's Gambit. But I'd suggest that you do a detailed study on that response, as white can trick you in a number of ways. I will soon make a video on that line though.

[@jbpanikker]

Hai Kaspa, Good Morning from India. I like your way of presentation and I am already a subscriber of your channel. Here, once the move 5. ...b5 is introduced, after 6. Bxb5 Qxd5, what to do if 7. Nc3? The natural follow-up move is 7. ...Qxg2, but after 8. Qf3 Qxf3 9. Nxf3, Black is on the Defensive mood and all the earlier advantages are seem to have lost!!! Hope to get an awesome reply from you...

[@joqiii3]

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[@chinmayaprakash]

If you are talking of the position at 5:26 there is no way to play Nc3 because there is already a white pawn there. It was in response to c3 that move b5 is recommended in the video.

[@leomarty6002]

What about 13. Qh3 in this line: 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Nf6 4. Ng5 d5 5. exd5 b5 6. Bf1 Nd4 7. c3 Nxd5 8. cxd4 Qxg5 9. Bxb5+ Kd8 10. O-O Bb7 11. Qf3 Rb8 12. dxe5 Ne3 13. Qh3. This gives me some problems

[@kaspachessofficial]

At what time exactly? E.g. 03:00

[@leomarty6002]

@@kaspachessofficial at 07:39

[@omardiab1043]

Bxg2

[@leomarty6002]

@@omardiab1043 This hangs mate in one! Qd7

[@chinmayaprakash]

@@leomarty6002 why not attack the white queen again with Bc8 with a discovered attack on the white bishop at b5? You already stand to go up an exchange after NxRf1. White is poorly developed on the queenside. After Qh3 Bc8, White will either have to exchange queens and go down an exchange after Qg3 Qxg3 hxg3 Nxf1 Bxf1 or give up the white bishop with RxBb5. After this, liquidate your position and you will have a winning advantage in the endgame

[@elmerradtabio]

Hi GM, do you have a lesson for Traxler attack? 😉

[@kaspachessofficial]

Not yet! But that will soon come out. Stay tuned!

[@aarongull5]

Traxler is complicated for both sides. White can simply play Bxf7 and be better.

[@JoerickTy-hi7qw]

nice....

[@mrnelgin]

b5 doesn't work any more. Every white player is playing Nc3 first . Need to aware of that.

[@handsome_man69]

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