While playing chess I forget all these methods 😂😂😂
@gtababa6958Ай бұрын
lol..... At least I know now for sure that I am not alone.....
@seanpaulanthony591713 күн бұрын
Easier to fall for this with a 2116 rating...I fell for academic mates assuming that my opponent will play within my ranking...just FN with me, I'd rather just not worry about it. By the 4th move it's weird if you play 30:00 games. This is a good reset reminder.. though as some said everything done by player 1 must be exact. Still entertaining!!!!🇧🇴
@seanpaulanthony591713 күн бұрын
No way he/she takes on d6.. even if you have forgotten basic trickery. Ok I'll just watch😅
@XYZAudiioАй бұрын
These moves depend so much on white doing exactly the "right" moves. If white varies from the example here, then every advantage falls apart.
@billymartin64972 күн бұрын
In answering the e4 opening with e5, you never mentioned what to do if they respond with the queen's knight instead of the king's knight.
@donkeykong1234Ай бұрын
ok i didn't know about that checkmate against the fried liver. i have seriously never seen that done to me, everyone moves that pawn up and then freaks out on the double fork to the queen. if they're smart they move up the queen rather than take with the king, but nobody takes it all the way with the counter mate.
@narcotic702Ай бұрын
I just did that for the first time twice today actually. Felt really good. I was kinda toxic and said “oh no my rook” as I proceeded to smother mate my opponent.
@freebee8221Ай бұрын
The second one never works coz your opponent is always gonna respond with pawn h3 to get rid of that knight
@donkeykong1234Ай бұрын
lichess says 28% plays pawn e3 which is the top move. h3 is 3rd at 18% and if you get pushed back then it's back to chess. the key is to get rid of the f3 knight so the follow up bishop check can do something.
@RayT70Ай бұрын
Really, these lines are hope chess.
@thomasgrabowski2202Ай бұрын
Nice, but there is a nice sequence that involves pawn d5 against the fried liver attack that is absolutly devestating and leads to a smoothered checkmate ;)