Nick Risko teaches all about the Vienna Game in chess, 1.e4 e5 2.Nc3. See how to continue, including how to handle the Vienna Gambit.
2021.02.08
C26 Vienna, Falkbeer variation
C25 Vienna game, Max Lange defence
C25 Vienna, Paulsen variation
C29 Vienna gambit, Paulsen attack
What an opening🐐
23:20 if they don't move their king, Rf5 but they would probably move their king because its a sensible move
I haven't watched the video till the end when writing this but in the copycat variation black usually plays g6 after after Q move. And it's unclear why it is bad in this case
I'm 800 Elo and have a friend about the same level who I play with a lot, and he plays 1…e5 probably 90% of the time, and I have tried this opening on him quite a few times since watching this lecture, and won them all, thanks!!
My friend, that was a very instructive dive into the Vienna. No picking out the most obscure lines, no clickbait. Just real-world-applicable positions and their best moves.
Thank you kindly for uploading it. Oh, and your name sounds like an 80s action movie B-lister. :)))) Love it!
Im 1500 Viena and Rousseau gambits are the love of my life. But lately i started to get opponents which actually know what they are doing so i came to review the lines
oh my god, another hot chess nerd, SLCC is really hiring the finest of them
I’ve been playing the London a lot on white but I don’t really enjoy it too much so I’m thinking of switching it up and play the Vienna.
3:13 Why didn't the knight on f3 take the pawn on e5, instead of taking it with d4 pawn
6:40 can't the bishop go to d4 to win the queen?