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[@userac-xpg]

I think it's disingenuous to say "all black has to do is play the most common moves" I don't know what rating players you are talking about, but i don't know many people who leave their entire queenside undeveloped

[@shanelawson5072]

LOL

[@BennyKleykens]

What you should do after 1.e4 e5 2.Bc4 Nf6 3.Nc3 is 4. ... Nxe4 followed by 5. ... d5

[@vasilijechess2631]

This is of course the best move for black, if you are facing better players, they will play this move. Probably the most complex position is after Qh5 Nd6 Bb3 Nc6 Nb5, but instead of Nc6 black can play Be7 and they are not worse.

[@UltimateGaming246]

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[@EruIluvv]

Thanks for the video!

[@endgamechess]

My pleasure!

[@dragosantrach6283]

A better than taking the B on f5 is Qh6 immediately with mate Qg7# unstoppable. The light square B can stop Q check on g file but not on g7. Always play the best move even if other moves also win but take longer.

[@DeanP111]

I saw this and it makes me question if he even has a rating beyond 800 elo. I mean, get good before trying to make money “teaching” chess on YT, and the line is niche as well, not like the people are going to go into this even a fraction of the time they try.

[@guiladshmaya1]

"Most popular move" at first sight is casteling. Most people I know at 800-1200 ELO would play that

[@spmchess]

Well done

[@endgamechess]

Thank you!

[@vasilijechess2631]

How you can say we are winning or we are even, what about little bit better or clearly better, from even to winning it is long way to go.

[@CornerPost-m7w]

finally an attack that doesn't require non sense move from opponent to make the plan possible.

[@Edwin-l7d]

Variation of rousseau gambit reversed vienna with Black

[@bradspaugh9827]

We need to see an eval bar

[@Master_of_Chess_Shorts]

I appreciate the effort that goes into making such video and I watched it. The likelihood of such a deep sequence of moves without branching out is almost 0. I don't know if you can even call this a trap. The closest I can see is the copy cat variation and even that does not show up at lot. But your energy is great and any chess analysis is good.

[@endgamechess]

I appreciate the feedback! And while yes, your opponents won't always play this line, each move by black is the most popular continuation so you should get plenty of chances to use it and win.

[@WiebesworksChess]

this position shows up plenty for me and i don't even lpay the vienna but the italian, definitely useful idea

[@winstonzendejas]

I have tried like 20 times and only one time I had that black sequence. Anyway thanks for the video, I really had fun trying this technique

[@elmoro94015]

The trap falls apart if Black moves pawn to g6 and one whites position becomes that of a looser.

[@saluto1397]

Advanced level players would do well to look elsewhere. This is good stuff for beginners

[@Tibor0803]

7:57 But dude! Isn't it enough for an instant checkmate already moving the Queen to g5 here?

[@losht4972]

Bishop to g6 will block

[@CornerPost-m7w]

Those common moves doesn't exist at low rated players.

[@aquiredskill]

Cpu plays Black Queen second move and wil destroy you

[@radmi2746]

Viena gambit with extra steps

[@Vanthaman]

Uhh they could move their pawn up to attack the bishop and th middle pawn though then what

[@mphobonolo4555]

❤🎉

[@gerritdeheij]

not so good varaition because he use only one moves propositions for beginners,if you´re well known with the stafford you played first Qh4

[@talkup3327]

here are only 4 Comments so lets make it 5 to push the algorithm

[@endgamechess]

Thank you! 🙏🏻

[@deepakbhatnagar2690]

better than gotham