Punish This Common Beginner Mistake After 1.e4

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[@lord_guns]

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[@farouqbaiti4315]

It's useful what you're doing.

[@Azrayela]

You got a sub from me because of these video sir

[@skolyera]

9/10 times they don't take your pawn with their queen...

[@leszekryniec7054]

As a 1600 Danish Gambit player, no one takes with the queen

[@mhaskams]

beginners usually do

[@cygnuscraft9544]

​@@leszekryniec7054beginner error was mentioned. Quite literally the 1st word he said.

[@Rayne42069]

Why does no one understand these videos? It’s prep for SPECIFIC moves. That’s the point. You can’t give prep for EVERY move all at once.

[@tobias4411]

Well, database says that Queen takes pawn is most common move so... It's also a textbook move. But white should not play Bc4, better is Bd2.

[@phw951]

People criticizing misunderstood the point of opening traps. You are not supposed to repeat traps in your games if you want to learn. Memorizing traps are for culture and building intuition. It's important to know them so you can guess when you have to strike early and when you have to be patient. What do you get from reproducing a trap ? The 1st and 2nd time it helps memorizinh them, but else nothing more than rating points without even thinking, and time lost for playing a game without improving anything. This is why these fun videos are useful, but not for the reason you would think of.

[@opposite342]

I agree, tho I mean barely anyone plays center game, but if they do you kind of have this in your toolbox since evenif they defend perfectly both sides are still somewhat equal

[@Eggy79]

Or you can just focus on solid chess principles and not depending on mistakes from your opponent

[@FahimHoq]

@@Eggy79 its important to learn how to punish your opponent when they make mistake as well.

[@eric_ovie]

Well saide

[@kirito3082]

The problem is that this is a useless trap, a player with very basic understanding of opening fundamentals will never play these moves, this channel itself has far more realistic traps like the ones in the Rousseau gambit

[@benvail6395]

Instead of Bc4, they often push the pawn e5 to attack the knight.

[@crysta11ikzxc]

broo if e5 Ng4 ur winning

[@duongbui2853]

yes and Nf6 is not a good move cuz it allowed opponent to kick ur knight

[@user-lu9fg7pc9q]

agree e5 is far more natural

[@cartrinity]

And far worse ​@@user-lu9fg7pc9q

[@ItsAryax]

​@@duongbui2853 u mean Ng4?

[@aussiebushtracksexplorer4397]

Id also like to point out as he left it out at the end but if they take the bishop with the queen instead of the king then its knight to d3 for the same royal fork instead

[@zaidistired7]

Life would be so simple if my opponent played the moves that i learned for them

[@johnwoo2016]

0:50 - And if Queen takes the Bishop, your other Knight to E3!

[@johnstaryeu7468]

D3... but knew what u meant

[@peliciasty]

As a central gambit player, never had i seen a guy playing bc4 so early, its a mistake actually you are supposed to go nc3

[@ninjayu17]

Am done with these traps Only god knows how many times my elo has suffered after i watch these vids and then go play and opponents play smthing totally different As for here Most beginner would just put queen on second rank in the straight line

[@daniela73157]

This morning I had the opportunity to do this without watching this video, I feel so proud of myself 😭

[@andrualixi926]

Instructions unclear my opponent played the danish gambit and I got slaughtered

[@XupuSun]

I don't think i'll retreat my queen to such a limited position at first.

[@Italian81]

A real Knightmare!! 😂. Love it!

[@ProtectedClassTest]

Beginner vs beginner: wait thats not the script

[@992ras]

The best move for white is knight to E2 it blocks Check and is protected by the queen and bishop next white needs to play knight C3 attacking the queen. If I start with E4 my next move is always knight F3 if they attack with queens pawn well I either go pawn e4 then knight F3 or queens pawn d3.

[@vgrants1717]

Everyone says that the Queen usually goes back to d1 in their games, but I usually play Qa4 and attack the center because the knight is pinned if they try to counter with the d pawn. I’m only 1300, so I want to know if there’s some reason not to do this (other than exposing the queen early is inherently bad)

[@alexshropshire4651]

Nobody I play would push their pawn to c3, they would use the bishop to block mine.

[@alexshropshire4651]

Everygame becomes a blitz game when the clock is low.

[@prasadabhang6876]

I really don't like to punish my beginners friends

[@BSplitt]

I love the center game as white.

[@kvegh]

Igore the naysayers, for me this was again the perfect portion of information at the right speed. Thanks.

[@Ishbikes]

Ever used it? Nope.

[@elsenored562]

LOL, Knight mare

[@wertigon]

At Nc6, you can just move Qc3, now any move the knight does forward will lead to a knight take, regaining the tempo and almost forcing Qf6. As white, let the queen trade happen on your side by deploying Nf6, then Bb5 almost forces a6->Bc6. If black takes the bait to attack the bishop, Nd2 is defending. If not, Bg5 prevents castling and pins the pawn to the second horse. Now we have a fun game. :)

[@michaelrobinson2687]

But B b4 ! pins White's Queen to their King. And White can't take the Bishop because it's protected by the Knight on c6. Not so fun for White now is it? That is why you don't play Q c3 in that situation.

[@wertigon]

@@michaelrobinson2687 In that case pin horse G5. You lose a queen but develop a queen side castle, free a tower and yeah, game is not lost but is sure a heck of a lot harder now. If you are going to lose the Queen either way, do it early.

[@rkd3654]

Nice opening I see so many way to win thanks for this.

[@DonTrump-sv1si]

This is like the Kung Fu masters that throw their students around only because their students play along

[@Ishbikes]

That’s a great analogy

[@oliverparrish5470]

The actual way people play e4, d4 as white most commonly though would be something like a scotch with the follow up of Nf3 or a hyper aggressive Danish with c3 being played next nobody over like 1200-1300 plays this opening with Qxd4

[@stevemotocrayz2892]

Sort of flaccid, Igor. .as 8.Qf3 rarely occurs. Usually, it's Qe2, followed up by Nf3 on the following move.. creating problems for Black.

[@hitwalkhook3831]

I would send queen back to spawn, push out the knight to def pawn, use bishop to cover the knight use other knight as development, use bishop in center castle and done. You just won a pawn. Any other move would lead to a losing position very likely. How do I know? I tested many early game possibilities against 3200 chess bot and I also found out queen's gambit is one of the strongest starts. If you play it right up until 30 moves in many moves feel almost like book moves.

[@Cybiq]

Plot twist: they start playing the Danish Gambit

[@afiblacksails23]

I did that royal fork by accident and my opponent resigned immediately, only then did I realize what I did

[@neko_aple]

always thought the common play for this is a Scandinavian, but with pawn in the center. you lose a tempo, but it's not that bad since you won't move your queen as much as when it's on e3.

[@faraznotyou963]

I have not seen one video from this guy where he shows a sequence that actually happens in a game 😂😂

[@Ishbikes]

When he tried to teach real chess, no one was watching. So he has to show garbage to get the views

[@nothingness55]

White never goes bc4...usually a pawn push kicking the knight

[@adventureboy444]

This is why you never bring your queen out when there are still knights on the board

[@farouqbaiti4315]

I like how you turned Nightmare to Knightmare.

[@klibstar8197]

Why would you take that bishop with anything other than your queen at that point????

[@alperfect9729]

Guys this is called CENTRAL GAME and has nothing to do with DANISH it happens a lot of times in lower rated games and Your guys criticism similar to arguing with an English teacher at English lecture by saying where's the numbers , in exams it is asked to calculate stuffs not grammer!!!

[@alexbaradoy]

It would be stupid to use the king. If queen takes bishop and black captures pawn attacking queen, its mate g8

[@COOL_DAD]

I wish you didn't zoom on the chessboard

[@hizentadahiro6890]

"Knightmare" 💀

[@haank5053]

Okay so you assume my opponent goes Qe3, it's too counter intuitive, most people go back to Qd1 or Qa4

[@Eggy79]

Traps are so bad. Just teach people solid chess instead of playing worse moves hoping they fall for dumb traps.

[@ashishpathak2470]

Me who is playing danish Gambit for a long time😂😂😂

[@qualitymusicftw]

I don't see how e4 e5 D4 is a mistake for white It's a fairly well known opening Yes the line you showed is obviously bad for white but maybe show something a bit more, there are many other options for white some of which yield a decent position Linear one sided opening analysis is just bad

[@The_Protagonist_]

Me : here take my bishop I don't know how to play I am soo dumb aahhhh my bishop is gone. Opponent : I am not that blind bro.

[@STREEEEEET]

That must be a real beginners playing cause even i know ( haven't played chess in the last 35 years) that is better to defend that bishop check with your own bishop, not the pawn.

[@jhastinemayrosales7858chess]

The Knight formed a Quadruple Fork

[@Im_Sujal]

I personally play the Danish Gambit...

[@DanielSmith-pf2mq]

"Knightmare" nice

[@samgen4394]

Queen goes to e2 or d1

[@user-rf1sg3hy8z]

Him: *forks* Me: oh sh*t, he placed his queen on H3 💀💀

[@benmagier4242]

...d5

[@anorangewithacapybaraunder2370]

Instructions unclear, my opponent went pawn e5💀

[@TerrorizingGhost-tl2bz]

just nf4 and you're winning

[@alerum3473]

Funny how me made that "KNIGHT-MARE" pun at the very end, see the word "mare" actually signifies a horse 😂😂😮👍

[@ethannguyen2551]

Rule #1 pf chess videos is always show the whole board

[@thapelotatedi-qk9ko]

this is my move CENTER GAME I take with queen

[@danbom121]

In the end if the queen takes the bishop Kd3 is again royal fork

[@Zywl]

I would not call the central game an error, Igor made another video explaining how to play the central game as white how can this be an error?

[@frankegileira878]

Some nice ideas, using the knights and setting up traps and forking the king

[@educat1on166]

after Nf6 they usually play e5

[@obladaobladi]

the beast mode becomes gotham chess

[@Frankie_apollo1717]

Very good animations

[@Monkey_Luffy01]

That's not a common beginner move. No one would put the Queen to E3, the Queen would go back to D1 instead 😂

[@jermainerace4156]

@@a.s.gibson231 I have done it myself, but it's because I realized how silly I was to bring the Q oiut so early.

[@nsgalaxygaming4912]

Me Who blocks with Bishop:

[@AbhinavAbirRoy]

What if queen takes bishop instead of king?

[@krwada]

I have played quite a few games where I played black in this situation. This was many years ago when in high school. The game usually ended with me taking the queen with my knight. That will learn ya!

[@Matt-of2eq]

Dont zoom on the board

[@V1kToo]

Central pawn = Danish gambit. Good luck

[@mrseven2175]

Unless its forced moves or a particular position.... WTF does it matter anything you just said?

[@CFBPSU]

Nobody plays the center game. People play that to play the Danish Gambit

[@ephy1973]

Most players know to bring the queen back

[@The_Wise_Wang]

This is a good channel but I do not like that it shows the same moves over and over again. I have seen this trap in 2 big videos and in a short which is 3 videos for the same move.

[@luciferlight5082]

This line I always Play takes pawn , queen takes back and then I offer a queen trade on f6!--they push the pawn threatening my queen and I move it tob6 and they take the queen and I take with the a pawn and they go bishop to c4! And I push queens pawn up to threatening the bishop and they take because it's a free pawn but then the rook comes up winning back the pawn with check threat.and then other funny things happen and it turns into a tactical draw style endgame where both sides have to play extremely sharp if they want a win

[@Z_PrinceM]

Knightmare, who got that😂

[@toasty___]

Bruh I play the danish gambit and we don’t take with queen

[@tanmayratre5432]

Learn Scandinavian defence ❤

[@samnorman2307]

at first I was like wwooowww then I remembered I play against people that dont suck at chess :(

[@walzzy77]

Would would the king take the knight and not that queen?

[@envoy300]

Because then it won’t fit his narrative.

[@michaelrobinson2687]

Do you mean Why would the King take the Bishop on f2 instead of the Queen taking it?

[@CSDragon]

Why would the queen go to G3 though?

[@official_tytn5501]

tried this, got mated in 2

[@mirmagius]

absolute knightmare

[@DalkSarraroZerkulin]

Why would he take with king???

[@michaelrobinson2687]

After B x f2 White has 3 possible moves but none of them are good and all result in White losing his Queen. It would either go 1. K x f2, N x d4 + winning the White Queen or 1. Q x f2, N d3 + winning the White Queen. or K (any of the other 4 squares), B x g3 winning the White Queen. Either way, as soon as B x f2 + is played, White is screwed.

[@RiddleAndFactWorld]

Why would anyone take with the king, there was a queen all along.

[@jacc0b360]

Sd3 wins the queen

[@maveriq4199]

it is a knightware!

[@Finimals]

What if they kill queen by pawn

[@patrickwomack5256]

Why I sack knight immediately

[@Gurdeepsingh-mp8yi]

None of my opponent move their queen to e3

[@vincentvesely3354]

yeah

[@autisticpenguin420]

Danish gambit players : erm what the sigma

[@yeeten7153]

After they play d4, I often play against the danish

[@aloo4572]

*plays the danish gambit instead*

[@SpirixSpirixis]

At the end, cant white play QxBf2?

[@mohammedshafi3708]

If he takes bishop through his queen then 😂

[@intlspy1401]

Except he wouldn't be stupid enough to take with his King, get forked and lose his castle in one move lol

[@michaelrobinson2687]

It doesn't matter. If White doesn't take the Bishop, he loses his Queen on the next move. If White takes the Bishop with the Queen then Knight to d3 forks the King and Queen anyway. The King then has to move and White still loses the Queen and the ability to castle.

[@amritlamichhane643]

9/10 they block our bishop with knight rather yhan pwan

[@thedragonreborn9856]

Why would you take with the king when you can easily take with queen??

[@michaelrobinson2687]

After Q x f2, N d3 + forks the White Queen and the White King.

[@woke1340]

That’s not where people put their queen

[@ellenrhoten3497]

oh I know those moves . I miss playing chess. No one likes to play much ❤💯

[@aymanghaibeh8589]

Except... Most players would not respond to Bb4 with pawn to c3. Instead, most players will play Bd2. The point is d3 remains guarded. Later, When you bishop captures f2, the queen takes and you have no knight fork. This is terrible advice.

[@alexshropshire4651]

Exactly

Why would they take the bishop with the King on F2 Even beginners think twice before moving the king, also they lose the right to castle. I think most people take with the queen. Then you'd have no fork at all and you just gave a bishop for nothing.

[@michaelrobinson2687]

The other Knight will move K d3 + and the fork is there.

[@zchesiq]

im 100% sure white will not play KxBf7 it's always QxBf7 so this is still theoretical even in 100 below elo this game will not be played

[@NITISH_95]

That knight sounds 💀

[@dharylbohol7937]

That's not an error if he plays danish