Ruy Lopez Opening : Trap with Knight Sacrifice 👁‍🗨 (by black)

The Ruy Lopez also called the Spanish Opening or Spanish Game, is a chess opening characterised by the moves:
1. e4 e5
2. Nf3 Nc6
3. Bb5
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Chess Notation:
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 Nf6 4. O-O Ng4 5. h3 h5 6. hxg4 hxg4 7. Ne1 Qh4 8.
f3 g3 *
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Frequently asked questions
1) Which books would you suggest for beginners in order to improve their skills?
- Chess 101 by Dave Schloss
- Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess by Bobby Fischer and Stuart Margulies
- Winning Chess Strategies for Kids by Jeff Coakley
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2) Which books would you suggest for improving my combined planning/analysis?
- School of Chess Excellence 2: Tactical Play
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- perfect your chess by volokitin
- winning chess 1948 by Fred Reinfeld
3) Which books would you suggest for improving my positional playing and strategic planning?
- My System (Chess Classics)
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- Chess Strategy for Club Players by Grooten
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- Mastering Chess Strategy by Hellsten
4) Which openings are good for a beginner chess player?
- Classic opening, where pikes are fighting for center position
- White: 1.е4 - Ruy Lopez
- Black: on 1.е4 e5 - the Spanish game, on 1. d4 d5 - Queen's Gambit refused.
5) Which is the most trending opening today?
Berlin opening, Catalan Opening, Grunfeld Defense, Petroff Defense...
6) Bishop or horse?
You can't say for sure that, one is better than other, in reality it depends on your position.
7) Where should I focus my attention mostly? Opening, middle game or end game?
If you are beginner you really need to pay attention to mixture of main techniques and strategies, you need to understand how games end, professionals usually tend to look for interesting plans and news about openings and middle games, for intermediate gamers I would say go for all steps of the game, pay attention to all three steps of the game and focus all of your attention on weak spots.
8) What are the most important characteristics for achieving success in the chess?
Chess requires from player good memory, ability to recognize various templates in no time, precise strategic thinking, passion for the game and ability to handle stressful situations.
9) What is the best practice for preparing for tournament?
Firs of all figure out your weak spots and work on fixing them. Sometime problem is associated with personal health. Sometimes lack of motivation is the issue. If you feel exhausted and tired from chess I would suggest your to get couple of days off, I bet it will really help you and you will find inspiration once again. If you haven't played for a while you could try couple of training games or you can go for blitz, it will definitely help your to get in the shape. Try different things to find the most suitable way for you.
10) I am ordinary chess players, but I am really interested in getting on tournament, what should I do?
First of all make sure that you are aware of tournament rules.
On random games, we tend to talk, we don't keep track of moves nor time, we ignore various rules such as touching your figures, moving them, etc. Chess tournaments are completely different from random games, it is hard to explain whole process with words, in order to get better idea I would suggest you to visit official event and see everything for yourself.
Another important thing is to resolve various tactics on daily basis, you really need to work on your skills on daily basis if you want to improve yourself. I know I have said it numerous times before, but once again - pay attention to your weak spots, this is essential! In case of going on tournament, make sure that your current level is suitable for the event, don't go for easy ones.

[@yasmine1235]

i dont think anyone will undevelop their knight ☺

[@Comradegato]

it's the only square it can go to without being captured for free

[@IMWBMEGJCC]

Where else would it go?

[@nimzi4479]

You'd be surprised

[@amirsoleiman7214]

Knight to h2

[@nimzi4479]

This trap is called the fishing pole trap.

[@bunktwr]

I love this shorts. Gj on showing attacks and defenses, thank you for sharing.

[@josephsalmonte4995]

The Fishing Pole trap 👍

[@chonamallari4080]

Instead of moving the knight to e1 it more safe to movevthe pawn to g3 preventing the queen to h4...if pawn takes the knight the queen capture the pawn.

[@nimzi4479]

Pawn takes Knight queen takes pawn Knight to d4, forking the queen and bishop.

[@amirsoleiman7214]

QC3, Knight takes Bb5, queen captures pawn at e5, black defends with bishop, queen takes knight! 😊 leaving black with no knights.

[@SunilKumar-wp7vc]

Before g6 bishop move to c4 check too also good move

[@theadoenixes3611]

Wow ❤️

[@GrantDouglas-qz8nd]

That's silly, white doesn't need to play h3. It won't work on anyone who knows the ruy Lopez

[@75hilmar]

And why is there a need to take the knight?!? Why should you open the h-file after castling kingside?

[@nimzi4479]

greedy players fall for traps @@75hilmar

[@PriyanshPandey_Ji]

Oh bhaaaaaii....👌👌👌👌

[@ManuelRodriguez-yw8mq]

copado truco ...prometo hacer caer alguno/a con el!:).

[@shibbuyadav4851]

Nice moves

[@Rohan_Bdg]

If opponent didn't castle then

[@Frozen_Editz2023]

It is a part of royal Lopez (castle)

[@anandhakumarcdesai]

👌👌👌

[@orang_kaya]

Mantap

[@delusional3758]

Ive been doing stuff like this everytime i play chess thinking i was genius only to find its already a thing

[@Armn9999]

Every move you thought you invented was already a thing and had a name 150 years ago 🤣

[@user-eq1cy7gb1m]

👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏

[@qareenkaafkahooyo]

knight to E1 was mistaken plus the pon should not be moved. if the D line was opened the whole trap would gone wrong with a good chance to capture the opponent's Queen

[@karuppunivas2319]

This is very useful thank for you

[@MrMaafiaa]

Nayce

[@Mita-kx1tz]

What if the night go to h2, its not a checkmate

[@AdpoCarol]

yea because if Nf3 go to h2 and that pawn on g3. so white pawn attack on g3 and its still not consider as a checkmate if Nf3 go to h2...

[@AdpoCarol]

and white pieces have more advantage then black pieces

[@Fond_Spidvagon]

Name music?

[@sudeeshsugathan3050]

Knight h2?

[@marcmoller6408]

Why does opponent play h3 in first place?

[@smouzegaming8940]

Knight f6 is a losing move instead play knight d4 witch is know as birds defense or pawn a6

[@impeartore]

isnt this a draw tho? cuz the king isnt on checkmate

[@gabrielepiras5053]

Draw (by stalemate) is when none of the pieces can move, not only the king. So here will be checkmate next move

[@user-tv6ib1tn6z]

There is rook f2 but you win material

[@vincentmathissen1753]

Rook f2 queen h1 checkmate

[@SHADOWWORLD22]

Bishop always go to c4 not d5

[@user-go1zj5qp5m]

а если белой пешкой на g3 пойти,а не на h3???

[@sankalpkanikar7522]

lesson : never do short castel

[@axeemkhatik764]

vo g2 ka pown chalega

[@Jaxodahomie]

How about rf2

[@user-mh7fi1xb1k]

still checkmate with Q h 1

[@Jaxodahomie]

@@user-mh7fi1xb1k yeah I see that now

[@fatimohamad5571]

This is draw, the white is Weber half wening

[@tuzilkzilk]

knight h2. and both dont have knight haha

[@user-td3bp1cg3x]

I've won a lot of games like this ...

[@shourovspbm6737]

so poor...