Win Easily vs Czech Pirc!!

[@witcher-86]

thanks for sharing these czech pirc ideas, "remember the plan, cause without it, you're a patzer" - true words coach!

[@lassesolbu1360]

Great having you back. Looking forward to future videos . This one was full of fun attacking ideas, as always :-D

[@Tophbbq]

Wow finally your Czech Pirc lines hit KZbin!! Fantastic as always Coach.

[@AngelRomero-kk4ot]

Wellcome back, I was searching today something against Pirc and tarara!!! Thanks

[@leonardosciolis9620]

Great video as always! Thank you, Mio!

[@jopekpl3986]

Ooh that's funny. I was wondering how to counter it months ago and I completely forgot that I was subscribed because you didn't upload. Now I can complete my repertoir!

[@MiodragPerunovicOfficial]

You should never forget this channel 😉

[@jopekpl3986]

@@MiodragPerunovicOfficial Never again

[@fabiankroger4645]

That´s why I love 1.e4!

[@jareddoubell9547]

Was literally going through your bayonet attack video and thought of what I was going to do if they played the Czech pirc. Thank you Mio 💪💪

[@mayday7675]

12:02 Big Mio coming at all Patzers here! 😄Highlight reel moment

[@banzaiburger9589]

Good stuff as always Big Mio! I’ve played the Czech Pirc and generally get good games but I’ll be remembering this!

[@Sambal86]

Another great video. I never relied on any theory against the czech pirc but this will definitely help! g4 is an amazing plan

[@MiodragPerunovicOfficial]

Top one!

[@davidstubbs8896]

After viewing NM Robert Ramirez's KZbin series, I have played the Czech-Pirc for over three years. I have never lost using the Czech-Pirc. I use it against any 1st move. It's especially useful against 1.Nf3, 1.f4, and 1.c4. Initially, I thought your Qe1 novelty followed by the g2-g4 gambit, is so strong it represents a refutation, but Ngf6 or Ndf6 are not the only choices. After Rg1, Nc5 works. Nc5 accomplishes three things: 1) the g4-knight is protected. 2) the c8-bishop's diagonal is no longer blocked, and, most importantly, Nc5 attacks the d3 bishop. It's defense by counter-attack! Your novelty is still quite strong, but the continuation isn't as easy as presented.

[@MiodragPerunovicOfficial]

Thanks for the nice analysis! White is better, but like you pointed out - not that easy!

[@davidstubbs8896]

@@MiodragPerunovicOfficial The 4.f4 variation is the most dangerous. Surprisingly, I've encountered it the least, since folks don't know how to play it. Your "novelty" is practically a refutation. I have found that any and every lunge by white helps black, so black should continue to develop and not exchange. As GM Igor Smirnov says, "To take is a mistake!" White usually obliges and I win in counter-attacking style every time. Black must not be in such a hurry to castle, because if the queen is moved to e1 after black has castled, it's too late since the black queen is exposed at a5 AND the bishop is hanging at e7. There is no need to panic. If Kh1 or Qe1 are played, the queen must retreat to c7 before casting.; then either exchange at d4 or play h7-h5. Thanks again for your work. You just helped me make my undefeated Czech-Pirc that much stronger...You're the best!!!

[@mayday7675]

Faced this annoying Czech Pirc and adopted it into my main openings. Now I know how to crush it. Another great lecture.

[@nada1988-v1c]

yee!!! just yesterday I was learning pirc so it's great timing to see what is best way to beat that

[@IgnatiusReilly36]

Never dissapoint!

[@fightingforcatalonia]

And the goat is back. Guess who has your back. Your biggest fan, from Barcelona. Happy for yesterday's game as well.

[@MiodragPerunovicOfficial]

Thank you! 🙏

[@marlowemarlowe4893]

That's a bit rude to call him a goat.

[@itsopgaming368]

Are you wathcing my search history i was learning hippo but i saw your video so i learned czech pirc and this video

[@TomVennix]

In one of my first FIDE rated games earlier this year, my opponent (an older club player) played the Czech Pirc. Being totally unaware of the opening's existence, I went into the 4.f4 line but didn't know what to do after 4...Qa5. I figured to play something offbeat and opted for 5.Qd3, which slowly devolved into me being almost losing out of the opening (Stockfish said the position was something like -1.5 after move 11). I'm very happy this video exists now, so hopefully others won't have to suffer from the same ignorance! 😄

[@MiodragPerunovicOfficial]

Good luck Tom in the future! 🍀

[@kampesand5391]

It always makes my day when the butcher post!

[@MiodragPerunovicOfficial]

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[@ems3832]

*posts

[@chrisatkeson4638]

Oh this is going to be a good one!

[@MiodragPerunovicOfficial]

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[@mmgc91]

Grat video !!!!

[@francoischevalier2151]

Good cooking!

[@Zyrexia]

Are you like... Watching my search history? I was literally learning 150 attack yesterday and needed something against c6 😂

[@MiodragPerunovicOfficial]

I am the psychic 😎

[@bdpv02]

Nooo mio dont butcher my opening 😂

[@ediw2246]

Constantly one guy play czech pirc againts me and I always losing. I will surprise him next time. Thank you.

[@gwh0]

3. ... c6 prevents the Byrne variation vs Pirc.

[@TravisBerthold]

Big Mio you know what we're gonna do with this content right? We're gonna take this hop on to Robert Ramirez's channel and see what he normally plays against the lines you showed us then come back to you and ask what if he plays this, that and the other lol!

[@MiodragPerunovicOfficial]

With all due respect, he cant stand BigMio analysis 💪🧐