You hit your keyboard almost as hard as I'm going to smash my opponents with this opening.

I've watched this many times now. It has helped me immensely. Great video.

I love the way you work through this. Interesting, logical and aggressive

Wow so much to learn. That was super informative! Thanks for creating and sharing.

I love this gambit! Played it a lot as a kid!

Love this gambit. Many thanks for the reminder and the new ideas !

Your stuff is really inspiring for attacking chess players! I celebrated your video on the Austrian Attack! This is the way chess makes fun :)

The Vienna is quite under-studied so this video really helped me to learn this opening. Would love if you could go more in depth into the lines.

Good stuff,very instructive. Love from Zambia

as an 1100 this is my repertoire for white, never once have I gotten the main line in the 20 or so vienna gambits I've gotten.

Thank you, for the wonderful ideas, and lines

Fucking awesome man I will watch this at least ten times

I love it when you say "this position is so much better"

Amazing video. Thank you

I usually view this as a way to get a delayed Kings Gambit that is favourable for white because if exf, which happens a lot online, it is basically a bad Schallops defence. Or the Queens knight Defence to Kings gambit with Nc3, although the opening database calls it a max lange vienna gambit - but that is a happy variation to be in, if a bit boring. But this D5 line is legitimately different. Going to have to look at it further. Thanks so much for the video!

Thanks! So much info. Wouldn't be surprised if you had a tattoo saying "knowledge is power".

Very helpful

Hey mio i win 75% percent of my games and this is my main weapon .but now i get oponents that prepared for it .

Very good, thanks.

I was around 900 before I played Vienna. Now I’m at 1450. One of the great perks about this opening is, that people rarely play it. Maybe not good at the very top level, but is really effective for everyone else

Very nice video. Thank you! get well soon :-)

Hi Perunovi c I missed the The Butcher I have a lot of your excellent vdeos too see .in the line 1.e4e5 2.Nc3Nf6 3.f4d5 4.fxe Nxe4 5.Qf3 Nc6 The main move 6.Bb5 leads to = but the "loosing" line ( Yakov Estrine) 7.Nxe4!? Nd4 8.Qc3 seems playable for a Gambitter (I am) who try to avoid endgames. I check the line with my DroidFish it's far from loosing...Best regards

wow nice detailed video. thnks 🖤

sir mio i have a question about your video in a vienna gambit about Nc6? e4 e5 Nc3 Nf6 f4 Nc6 fxe5 Nxe5 d4 Nc6 e5 Ng8 Nf3 d6 Bd3 dxe5 dxe5 Bc5 Qe2 Bg4 Ne4 ,what if after Ne4 by white black not retreat the bishop on C5 to b6 he goes for Nd4 what will be happen sir?

You must analiyse e4 e5 Nf3 Nc6 f4 exf4 Nf3 g5

wow great video, I was sitting trying to rememeber why your accent so familiar to me, when you said Kasparov it finally hit me.

Great video

prezadovojlan sam

Thx very good video :-)

I always play 1.Nc3 and if black plays ...-Nf6 I normally play 2.d4. But it may be worth to try 2.e4 instead, I suspect e5 is probably the most common reply, and then Vienna Gambit is posible. Will watch! Thanks in advance for the great content.

Winning with king on the 3rd rank 6 moves in 💪🏾

Great video! Can you please make a video about the Vienna Game with 2. ...Nc6 instead of 2. ...Nf6?

In the main lines, after Qf3 Nxc3, databases seem to show a split between dxc3 and bxc3, and bxc3 has always struck me as more natural but you prefer dxc3 and don't really comment on this choice in the video. Do you have any quick thoughts on this choice?

What about 2)... Bc5 ?

Newcomer to your streaming but loving watching your past streams. A bit fast for me as an enthusiastic amateur but great delivery and style and subtle humour. Have you ever done a video on Stafford?

Dear Teacher, Please make a elaborate Chessable course on the "Vienna game" so we can build our opening repeoite in the e4 e5 line for serious tournaments

I have a question! How a good player should study openings? Memorizing moves is not a good idea I think and in real game they can do weird moves even if its bad I can't punish it. How can I understand the general ideas of the opening? thank you kind sir.

wow this is guy from chessbrah very cool

Everybody says Reti, but no one mentions Van Geet :D

On move 5, you assert that Qf3 was the only good move. What is wrong with d3 and tempting the Qh4+ response which leads I think to an unclear position?

At 6:25, in the Najdorf game why can't Black block the check with c6?

Interesting, but if you want to make a video from Black's point of view, "the butcher" with Black would be something like this: 5 ... Nc6! 6.Bb5 Bc5 !!? A very very interesting pawn sacrifice. 7.Nxe4 dxe4 8.Qxe4 0-0 And in my opinion Black has compensation for development and almost certainly for the bishop pair (after Bxc6). For example: 9.Bxc6 (the best according to Stockfish) bxc6 10. Nf3 (10.Qxc6? Loses) ... Be6! with idea of 11 ... Bd5 with compensation. Not bad right?

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Nice

Sir i want to improve my positional understanding I m attacking player but i also want to learn positional understanding please help me improve

6:56 wait he still has a white square bishop. Why didnt he just kill it? It'd also cut off the knights retreat path.

9:23 d6

How about a chessable repertoire on the Vienna Gambit? ;-)

16:54 why not Bh6?

Tnks

One problem I have found is prepped opponents all seem to play the same line also recommended by correspondence IM. 1. e4 e5 2. Nc3 Nf6 3. f4 d5 4. fxe5 Nxe4 5. Qf3 Nc6 6. Bb5 Nxc3 7. dxc3 Qh4+ 8. g3 Qe4+ 9. Qxe4 dxe4 They first play Nc6 provoking Bb5 before trading queens. Any recommendation here?

Your videos are fantastic in information and you have my respect, and appreciation for that. So thank you. My apologies for not picking here but please slow down and do not make moves without verbalizing them. Example @2:31 you move Nxe5 so fast and don't actually say anything about that move. Then you've got white at d4 before I can realistically what you've just fine. Even @.75 speed, it's fast and again you've not actually said what you're doing physically with the pieces. I'm sorry to say that after close to 20 minutes of watching this particular video, I'm caught up to about roughly 5minutes. I'm not trying to say the video isn't good, but for someone like me who is just learning the Vienna system and the different variations of it, like the Gambit accepted, declined, the copycat version etc.. this isn't for ME. And with countless Vienna system videos out here, I'm trying to find a way to make the best of this one but I can't lie, it's tough to stay with you because I'm not an 1800 player. ( Yet ) ty for hearing me out!

Hi Miodrag I am 2300 lichess player and I play the vienna gambit for a long time with great sucsses, I also teach this openning to my students because its such a great openning and you covered most of the important concepts and moves in one video and even I despite the long time I played this openning learned some new things from this video. I worked a lot on thoery in this openning and I have some beautiful variants that I want to show you and I am sure you would enjoy from. Contact me if you would like that I would share this amazing variants with you and trust me that I found some line that even more beautiful than the brilliant Nxe5 with the mate by migel najdorf. However I dont agree with about that Nxc3 is the best for black after Qf3, f5 is the strongest in my opinion and Nc6 also lead to a decent position.

Hii kume

Nah I didn't forget.I just beat some noobs with this 3 hrs ago.

Why is everyone on KZfaq Russian?