I love how chess has such weird names of some variations like: Fried liver attack, frankenstein dracula, dragon system

One of the more interesting tactical openings that exist, with a bit of a flaw: whom actually decides this comes on the board? >White< has to be a Vienna player (2.Nc3), not a Vienna Gambit player (=/ 3.f4) and thus willingly play into the Frankenstein-Dracula with 3.Bc4, but then >Black< has the option to neutralize it completely with 3....Nc6 or Bc5, or as mentioned 5....Be7. Objectively, the latter is the best move. The reason this is so rare both players have a say in this line and 5....Nc6 is just not the best move for Black.

Nelson: NICE VARIATION!!!!!! Also Nelson: *shows a game where the person playing the variation lost*

I think it's called that because it has a similar idea to the Halloween gambit.

Hi Nelson, I have a suggestion for a video There is a crazy gambit called Black Knight's Gambit (1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Nf6 4. Ng5 Nxe4) and it has a lot of crazy lines

Another good video yet again.

I’ve been playing the Vienna for several months, and I have never encountered this. Interesting video.

Problem is that I always face f4 if I play Nf6 as black. And as white too I just play the vienna gambit.

This looks like a lot of fun, can’t wait to try this! As a Castlevania fan I had to check this out when I saw the name lol

9:15 Nd4 is still a threat on the queen, forking it and the bishop.

Very cool video! I love this line and find the complications interesting as well. The only issue is that if I make it to 3. Bc4 most of my opponents just play Nc6 or occasionally Bc5 going for usual development, so I have never played the line in a game unfortunately

My mindset: Me see engine say no good, me no play this opening.

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Nice video!

As some of the other commenters pointed out, it's not common for black to get the opportunity to play this. If white plays the Vienna move order (2.Nc3), then most of the time after 2...Nf6 they're playing the Vienna Gambit 3.f5 d5 4.fxe5 Nxe4 and what's popular now is 5.Qf3. And if white plays the Bishop's Opening move order, 2.Bc4, then after 2...Nf6 they usually go for the "positional" line 3.d3. As it is, the Vienna and Bishop's Opening are relatively rare, and the frequency of white playing both Bc4 and Nc3 before playing d3 is even lower.

This usually what I play but now everyone will be able to counter it

I actually just started a course onn these lines. They really are bonkers.

I like to play 3...Nxe4 in the hope that Black plays one of the suboptimal lines like 4.Nxe4 or 4.Bxf7, but if he plays 4.Qh5 Nd6 5.Bb3, I know that he has studied the theory, and I avoid it with 5...Be7. The risky variation 5...Nc6 isn't completely sound anyways, so if white does indeed know his theory, black will be in as much trouble as white.

I saw this opening in David Bronstein's book 200 Open Games, but he played 7...f6 instead of 7...f5, but that didn't work out very well for him because 8.Nxc7+ Qxc7 9.Qxf6 and black is losing the rook. Bronstein still managed to win it. It's Mukhin - Bronstein Moscow 1959.

This is really useful opening. I always beat people with this opening

great video

I played this a month ago and crushed!

Super video! Interesting.😝

And then he sacrifices THE BIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIISHOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

When you're playing chess and your friends harass you with openings you never heard of because you had do not disturb on

Can you make video about Queens Gambit catalan if you havent yet

7:08 "look at this knights😅"

And then he sacrifices THE ROOOOOOOOOK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And then he sacrifices THE KNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A favorite of Red Haired Girls, I dread that Princess nectarine will play that against me.

And then he sacrifices THE QUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEN!!!!!!

This opening vaguely reminds me of the Halloween Gambit.

the problem is that nobody plays Bc4 tho it's always f4 😂

Do you guys think this is good enough for black though? (+1.5 when White moves their queen back) 9:20

I played this by accident😂

Someone willing to play this opening is also willing to show it off in a grand master game where it loses 😅 Seriously though I can't wait to try it. Looks fun!

Isn't the mate threat on f7 (3:03) pretty similar to the Scholar's Mate?

01:39 Why does the kind have to run back to the left. Go right?

so is there a story on how it got that name?

I have a puzzle Made myself Black king: e8 White king: g6 Black rook: h8 2 Black knights on g3 and e4 Black mates in 2

Frankenstein-DRACULA. Umm, is it another one of those classic Romanian jokes (which Romania is my country)?

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Who came up with that name?

beautiful chess opening, created similar topic too about chess, any feedback is greatly appreciate, thanks

Can u please do some matches with me?

The opening that sucks blood

Is it me, or are there a lot of bots in this comment section.

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