Sacrifice a Pawn in 10 Popular Openings to CRUSH Everyone

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In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov shares a single chess trick that will allow you to win games easily and quickly. The trick is to sacrifice a pawn, dragging your opponents off the track, and then finishing them with a killer blow.
You will learn to use this pawn sacrifice trick in 10 popular openings including the Sicilian Defense, Italian Game, Queen's Gambit, Scandinavian Defense, and more.
After watching this video lesson, you will learn that good things come to those who BAIT; yes, you have to bait your opponents by sacrificing your pawns and then crush them!
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► Chapters
00:00 Chess TRICK To Win Fast Against Everyone
00:24 1) Alekhine Defense: Sacrificing 2 pawns
01:39 2) Bishop's Opening / Bishop's Gambit
03:05 3) Scandinavian Defense to Tennison Gambit
04:21 4) Sicilian Defense, Smith-Morra Gambit
05:51 5) Queen's Gambit Declined: Albin Countergambit
07:58 6) Dutch Defense: Janzen-Korchnoi Gambit
08:59 7) Benko Gambit
09:51 8) Italian Game: Two Knights Defense, Fritz Variation
11:19 9) Philidor Defense
13:59 10) Sicilian Defense: Portsmouth Gambit
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[@pfg_pedals]

Thanks for the great videos. No drama, no BS, just good chess with a clear, friendly presentation, with just enough humor to keep it interesting.

[@nemuonakpoya8592]

Also no clickbaiting

[@nlr1885]

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[@GMIgorSmirnov]

👍 Glad you enjoyed the videos! 😊🌟

[@kayasper6081]

You seem to have a great talent for teaching chess. Very clear, interesting and accesible way of explaining.

[@GTDash]

Bro, he has been teaching for more than 10 years and produced lots of successfull students

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

► Chapters 00:00 Chess TRICK To Win Fast Against Everyone 00:24 1) Alekhine Defense: Sacrificing 2 pawns 01:39 2) Bishop's Opening / Bishop's Gambit 03:05 3) Scandinavian Defense to Tennison Gambit 04:21 4) Sicilian Defense, Smith-Morra Gambit 05:51 5) Queen's Gambit Declined: Albin Countergambit 07:58 6) Dutch Defense: Janzen-Korchnoi Gambit 08:59 7) Benko Gambit 09:51 8) Italian Game: Two Knights Defense, Fritz Variation 11:19 9) Philidor Defense 13:59 10) Sicilian Defense: Portsmouth Gambit

[@Rhapsohd]

I used to brute force all my games until I came across your channel and started learning chess theory. Your videos have taken my game to the next level, thank you Igor!

[@jeffkaplan9486]

You really are the coolest teacher of ANYTHING on Earth !!! Thanks Igor !!!

[@simongreenwood8436]

Thanks for the consistency in your content much appreciated 🙏

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

🙏

[@krisztianjarai7753]

The albin counterattack has a different idea aswell which is more interesting

[@Zywl]

ok the first trick is cool, but now I feel like I should study more standard alekhine defense theory, in case white doesn't follow "the plan"

[@zacharywolfe3904]

thanks

[@andrewx7806]

What you call the two knight defense looks like a version of the Blackburn Schilling trap. I once beat a good player using it in eight moves.

[@matteogarcia5049]

Thanks for the line on the wing gambit, I had this position a lot and was actually following stockfish that suggests queen e2 which wins a piece for the pawn loss, but then it's not so simple to know what to do, yours seems easier to play for humaisn and more active in terms of piece development thank you for that

[@ericst-laurent1194]

Very interesting, thank you again!!

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

Thanks!

[@ParanormalPulse73]

"THE" best teacher on the internet

[@mrses1987]

definetly

[@lougaru2445]

I'll get the Tennison (ICBM) gambit more often when facing the Caro Kann. Scandy players usually don't take it for some reason. That's only my experience though

[@beardoswat2365]

Well it's because the ICBM line is originally popularized against the Scandinavian here on KZbin. So Scandi players are aware of it while against the Caro-Kann, it's still a novelty considering how low the views are on this line compared to against the Scandinavian.

[@sandykarmakar]

Superb Video Sir. 😃🙏 Thanks a lot for such kind of a video. 🙏

[@ingogoldbeck2886]

Trap 1,2,3,5 and 7 are also patterns i have very often. Need to learn this.😊

[@ingogoldbeck2886]

In Pattern 1 my opponents just hunt my knight around with their pawns 😢

[@cikonianiggra1415]

Thank you - very useful advices.

[@Tom59Kriek]

OK, how to win against that? Because now all my opponents will do this! I will have to go study this video very intensively.

[@ohyeahohyeah1071]

In trap 2, black always had the option to play Qh5+; will that be a problem?

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

You can find more details here in the Bishop's Opening Video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5OWgYqffsd8gNU Qh4+ can be met by g3 or Kf1 and it is usually good for White.

[@2topo]

Such a beautiful hat 😂

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

Thanks

[@andrewx7806]

What hat?

[@w3g619]

2:23 Isn't the pawn on g5 defended by the queen?

[@mrses1987]

Love it 👍👍👍👍❤

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

Thank you! 🤗

[@DarkTempler1]

I have watched many videos and attempted many traps but for some reason I either get into a position where its impossible, or they see it coming and don't let me. Regardless if speed chess or not.

[@Lovetheviolins]

Thank you oh wise and mighty one...

[@ingogoldbeck2886]

I have the Situation of Trap 8 very often but dont Think this works, because everybody will check with the bishop, what do you guys Think or experienced?

[@faradkiyani7547]

Very good and beautiful dear mr.Igor smirnov 🙏🌹

[@ingogoldbeck2886]

Many of these moves nobody plays. See trap 9 why should anyone play c4?? I am looning for a good reaction to this pattern 1. D4 F3. please help 😊

[@roqsteady5290]

Just play 2.e4, when white is already better.

[@roi2671]

😮

[@hanyshawky1467]

Qh4 is brutal for black in trap 2. Even a beginner would play this move. White then will have to move his king. This will ruin all White's calculations.

[@somendrew]

am i the only one who is going to forget everything

[@sharanabasava539]

Love u IS

[@mozhou8935]

Look at the titles of this channel…dirty tricks, destroy beginners, improve instantly… I’m sure it appeals to impatient, superficial chess beginners who just want to memorize some cool lines and get some easy wins, but that’s not what chess is about. It doesn’t help them improve.

[@goodnewseverybody739]

Yes I agree that most beginners would be led to think they can advance quickly by learning tricks and traps. But that’s not so, these are positions that hardly ever convert in lower levels because it’s chaotic play at that level. They have made me a better player in that I spot x-rays, forks and pins way better, and I have many comeback wins thanks to key queen traps. But yes if I was better at the basics I wouldn’t have been playing from behind to begin with, granted.

[@DarkTempler1]

In Trap 1 The pawn move forward was a huge blunder and THAT was the GG moment. In reality all he had to play was Pawn A4 attacking the opponents queen with that pawn being defended by the Rook on A1 soooooo how on earth is this all bad? How did he miss that? this is a unique game. I dont think you could call that a trap thats just an opponents blunder. Also if you are a coach tell us what the opening was I knew it was the Alekhine but not the "O'Sullivan Gambit" I had to look that up myself. See people already know this line and as soon as I put in the move of the blunders 0 master games came up because they arent stupid enough to fall for this. Literally a named gambit obviously this is for the new players the way you made this video out to be. No offense but you could've done alil better with the coaching part during the video because you are a GM and a coach.