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so now we are going to look at the second moves

popular choice by the white

namely knight captures e 5

and here if you look at the database

black has exclusively tried the move

either bishop to d 6 and d captures e four

well

I think both the lines have their individual problem

and because most of the books and videos

has considered this move

I'm going to suggest in this video

something very special and new

and trust me

you can get many white players off guard from this line

not to mention it has also some cool tricks included

are you ready look at this

queen to e 7 hahaha

and the funny part is you know

I have gone through many books and videos

and very few of them has considered this move

because it has been played very rare

but nevertheless it contains lot of venom

for example if white move the knight from here

then he's asking for the trouble

one high profile trick exist

if your opponent continue with knight to g four

as black get instantly winning position

with the following sequence

Queen catches e 4 double attack

if knight go to e 3 then d 4 nab the piece

so that's not a good choice

and accordingly the only reply here is bishop to e two

but after this very simple chess

bishop captures g 4

White can play the move at 3

but look at this bishop takes pawn takes queen check

and after king to h five

not only black come up with a clear pawn advantage

but white king is clearly misplaced

which altogether

already giving black a huge winning advantage

well the same goes if he continue with knight to f 3

because after pawn takes e 4

knight to d 4 and queen to e 5

we enter to the familiar trappy territory

which we have seen earlier

for example knight to B three

black continue with knight to c 6

and after knight to c 3

Knight to f 6 and bishop to e two

if you remember yup

we gone through this position

we stop white to castle by playing bishop to d six

and if white play here d 4

which is by far the most popular choice

then after pawn takes

queen takes and the moon knight to B four

this is one of the trap which frequently occurred

and where black get instantly winning position

there is a double attack

and after queen to Devon the star move bishop to f 5

finish off the white

and if you think that night to d 4

resolve all white problem

then you are absolutely wrong

because black has this cute tactic

Queen catches d 4

winning the whole piece in the view of queen

takes queen knight to c to check

king to D7 and knight captures D4

where the dust is clear

and black emerge with a piece and upon advantage

so it is pretty clear that if white moves the knight

then he's asking for the trouble

so by far the most popular choice is d 4

and after this

probably the most powerful trick in this line

start with app 6 hahaha

and I can't believe how many people has fallen for this

as if you look at the database here

queen to H 5 check happened in more than 7,000 games

can you believe it it's a big time blunder

why what's wrong with this

well the answer is very simple

you play g 6 and as white two pieces are hanging

white has to capture on g 6

thinking that I am going to get to discover check

but just one move Queen captures e 4

shatter all white stream as after bishop to e 2

and the move queen captures g 6

just at 7th move of the game

black obtain the whole piece

so this is one of the high profile trick

exist in this line

which you definitely want to watch out

in your own games

so it is pretty clear that after f 6

white has to move the knight

and accordingly there are three knight locations

so let's look at clockwise each of this move

No. 1 knight to g four

so white is planning to play knight to e 3

and defend his position

but against this black get instant equalizer

for example you can take the knight here

and after queen takes you take on e four

where everything get exchanged

and as I have highlighted over here

black has a very simple plan

he wants to bolster this pawn with f 5

followed up with a quick long side castle

whereupon all disposition

always slightly favour the black camp

I can show you a sample line here

bishop to c 4 knight to c 6

c 3 now you castle

and after the move bishop to f 4

you can get the bishop pair by playing bishop to d six

after bishop to g 3 you cannot play f 5 right now

so first black can park the king in the corner

and after Castle and D4

as I have shown by the arrows

black has a very simple plan

he wants to play Knight to F6

and then start marching this kingside pawn

which already give him a slightly better position

so this is how you should respond

if your opponent continue with night to G4

well most likely you are going to see either the moon

knight to f 3 or knight to d 3

and against each of them

our plan of campaign is very effective

and also quite aggressive on the king side

for example after knight to f 3

you can take on e 4 and after knight to d two

I propose this very simple

but effective plan of campaign

that is

you play the move f 5 followed up with knight to f 6

and then you take out the queen side pieces

and castle long

whereupon you get a tremendous attack on the white king

and don't forget in all of this position

because of the space gained in the center

always provide him the fun position

let me show you how practically we can put up this plan

in the practice

one of my recent game against a candidate master

is a great example how great black attack is

in this line here I start with f 5

and my opponent continue with bishop to c 4

so he is clearly planning to castle kingside

whereupon after knight to f 6

he indeed achieved it

now comes the second important phase

yep we want to take out the queenside pieces

so that we can now castle long

and become the hell loose on the White King

OK rook

to even happen I castle on the queen side

and if f 3 then e 3 is a very strong reply

so in the game

obvious enough comes on my king with b four

and at first sight it looks scary

because white attack is coming very fast

but now comes the third

and the most important part of this line

remember this golden move

knight to g 4 which gives black a tailor made attack

on the white king

the point is if white foolishly continue here with b 5

then we can play queen to h 4

attacking two sports and if you think that

well not an issue

white can take this knight

as there is no mate threatened

but see yourself

first queen check king to f pawn

and now simple move bishop capture c 6

and even though black is a piece down

white is completely busted from this position

for example one of the recent game from the database

continue with Bishop to e 3

White is really struggling to find a good move here

but just one move e three

and I think white can hardly survive from this

Bishop takes half it happen

whereupon black deliver this killer mating sequence

if you want

you can pause the video and find it by yourself

I'm showing you right now

Queen captures g two king to e 2

Queen captures f 2 king to d 3

and now this nice move bishop to e 4

whereupon

after knight takes and the moon knight to d four

white king actually gets checkmated

at the center of the board

well most likely when you reach this position

majority of your opponent are going to continue with H3

kicking this knight immediately

but this is where the fun part begins

as we are going to sacrifice our knight

with this nice move

h 5 hahaha

let's go for the kill

now obvious enough

white cannot touch this knight as after pawn takes g 4

we are opening up the edge file

and if you think that g 3 stop the queen intrusion

then think again as after g five

that queen is indeed landing on the edge file

so nope

taking that knight is a risky business for white

and accordingly

white should continue with his own attack

starting with a four

but see yourself whose attack is slow now

as black comes in with Queen to H4

well credit to my opponent

he tried to defend accurately with queen to e two

but unfortunately for him

black position is so strong

that he can continue with some natural attacking moves

Bishop to d six if b f

then the knight can moves anywhere

so in the game

my opponent come up with the move knight to have fun

trying to hold on to his position

but just one move f 4

ha ha ha

and white can see what is coming up

well he tried Queen captures e four

but after the following sequence

queen captures f 2 check king to h 1

and now the star move f 3

and in fact

this move was so strong

that my opponent has to resign the game

the reason is very obvious

the mate has been threatened

and if you try to protect the mate by taking the pawn

then after just one move

rook to e 8 and white position is completely collapsing

so remember this nice night to g 4 move

which gives you a very good

fast attack on the white king in this line

well more or less

same story goes

if your opponent continue with night to d 3

as first we can hit the d pawn with knight to c six

taking away the square from the beaver knight

and now take on e 4

whereupon after knight to f 4 and the move f five

yep same old story

we want to play knight to f 6

bishop to d 7 and quickly castle long

where we can generate some kingside activity

if knight to d 5 here

then queen to d 7 is a very strong reply

and I have attached a sample line in the PGN

but as for the database

by far the most popular choice is bishop to c 4

which I am afraid allows what we want to do

yup knight to f 6

Castle bishop to d 7

rook to e one

queen side castling and after b 4 this time around

yep indeed you can continue with knight to g four

but there is a stronger move here

based on the position of white knight

and I think you already guessed it

yup g 5

attacking the knight night to h 5

and now this nice move bishop to e 8 forces white hand

he has to take on a b 6

and after queen takes a 4 and h five

yes indeed

we have a double exposure

but the question is who is better and faster

and the obvious answer is black as you can see

white has yet to develop his army

and black has some nice fast pawn roller coming up

including night to e 5

which altogether gives him a better advantage

as confirmed by modern chess engine

so I think in the tournament practice

with some careful preparation

you can certainly create a winning attack

from this position

last but not least I think the most critical response

against our line is Knight to c three

which I doubt any of your opponent will find it

if they have seen this position first time

as this involves a piece sacrifice

which we should certainly take it

and after night to defy

pay special attention to this line guys

because black has to know some very accurate stuff

here the first response is queen to f 7

after that white continue with his onslaught

bishop to c 4 so now the threat is knight to B 6

so once again we are forced to play bishop to e six

whereupon white reveals his nasty Trump

he wants to give this Jack

black has to take it and now Bishop takes e 6

and if you carefully look at this position

white obtain three pawn for a piece

and he has a monster bishop

sitting right into the black guards

and at first sight this looks so scary

and in fact as per the feed data base

there are some nice wins by the way

but I'm afraid none of the black has played

the accurate response

majority of the games

continue with e captures d 4 and knight to f 6

which I'm afraid not a good choice

so instead of this I'm going to propose this nice move

night to C6

whereupon

I think the resulting positions are quite good

for the black

for example

what can already go wrong if he continue with d 5

as after knight to d 4 we are attacking two locations

so that c 3 night captures e 6

getting rid of that problematic piece

and after pawn takes and queen to d six

if the queen exchange

then e 6 pawn always remain a weak spot

and black can regain it and whenever this happen

white only get two pawn for a piece

which is not going to be enough

so d 5 is a huge mistake by the white here

so the accurate response is c 3 defending your center

and now you indeed goes for this sharp position

pawn takes d 4 c captures d 4 and queen to d 6

pressurizing the d pawn

well now white has to give up the bishop

and the baseline suggested by the engines

Bishop captures g 8 Rook captures g 8

bishop to e 3

queen to B 4 check queen to d 2 and long castle

whereupon yes indeed white get the three pawn

but after the queen exchange

the extra piece does matter a lot

in case you are wondering why not to play D5 here

as I want to keep my lovely bishop right

and yep there are few games in the database

reached to this position

where I think with the accurate play

black is completely winning

how let's find it out

first you give this queen check attacking double spot

bishop to d 2

now you take on e 4 with the check if queen to e two

then this is the easiest one

you exchange the queen and then give this Jack

whereupon black is completely winning

so the accurate response here is bishop to e 3

but this allow black to complete his piece development

with bishop to B 4 check

king to f 1 and knight to f six

dust is clear

and now white has only two pawn for a piece

and the following Grandmaster game gives you

how quickly a black get an upper hand

white continue with a 3

Bishop to d 6 has been played

and after queen to e two

black find the elegant

way to remove that dangerous bishop

by playing knight to d 8

queen to B 5 happen king to e 7

rook to e one

but I think this gives

enough time to provide the defense

by playing knight captures e 6

pawn takes e 6 and now nice move rook to e eight

Bishop takes a 7 but I think this was a losing mistake

as after queen to c 6

White is forced to exchange the queen

whereupon black emerged with a clear piece advantage

which he indeed converted into the later endgame

so even though this piece sacrifice line

starting with knight to c 3 contains some venom

I think as I have shown here

black is well placed by capturing this piece

and provide the accurate winning defense

that's it guys after watching this video

now you are confident enough to meet the moon

night captures E5

remember rather than going into the main line

we are going to surprise white with this rare

but tricky move queen to e 7

and after d 4 and f 6

it doesn't matter however white plays

as I have shown in this video

in most of the lines white will really struggle

as black is the one who is better prepared

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