Jonathan Schrantz counts down and identifies the most common black moves against white’s King Pawn opening. Basic principles are explained for each response.
2016.02.08
2:08 Owen’s Defence
10:37 Nimzowitsch Defence
13:50 Alekhine’s Defence
20:49 Modern Defense
23:58 Scandinavian Defense
27:50 Pirc Defence [Hikaru Nakamura vs Ilya Smirin, 7th Foxwoods Open (2005)]
33:26 Caro-Kann Defence
37:16 French Defence
42:41 Open Game
47:22 Sicilian Defence
18:46 Arguably Carlsen can play almost any line with good results…
Instructor: This move is played .12% of the time.
Me 6 mins later: I must structure my entire game around this scenario.
Why does Hikaru not recommend the French Defence? As a beginner I've used it, I get that the light squared bishop is a bit trapped, but I've found the lines to be quite sharp if I'm playing someone who doesn't know the lines. I don't understand the Sicilian Defence, should I not use the French? The Caro Kann just looks strange to me
There's just too much to remember lol
I play owens defence n i see him giving away my tricks
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This guy looks like the guy from 90 day fiance
You can also play the hippo
Thumbail h4!
your Ai interuption really annoy me..i cant watch more than 10 minutes coz of that
The video spent so much time on the worst possible response to e4, i don't understand why.
How do people personally learn these? Also I thought this video would be primarily preoccupied with black?. Seems to be more concerned with white which is annoying. Good vid though.
Thank you very much
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Outstanding! Absolutely brilliant lecture!
Omg you didn't covered the most played openings 🙄
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if this is a black defense lesson against e4, maybe you should have put the black pieces on our side of the table for us beginners to learn easier.
These videos really bring back to old 'club training' sessions we had back in the days.. You know back in the days when you could meet people 🙂
Gracias por tu contenido
my e-book reader always plays d5 as a response—and I was always struggling
At minute 31:35 he makes a blunder, he should Nxd8 and takes the Queen. The video is nice.
"We'll draw with our fancy new arrows. See the gradient?" Ha, that was my favorite line. Great video, thanks!
Arised? Your English teacher is revolving, alive or dead. Arisen.
why not reverse the color if you are teaching response to white's e4?
I needed to Pause the Video sometimes, because I feel that hes nervous and its making me feel stressed, too. I wanna learn all these openings to play chess better and allow myself more playing-creativity.
Helpful lecture to me. Thanks for your time organisating the lecture and preparing these Variations even if some of ot didnt got to be mentioned.
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23:25, white bishop e3 takes knight c5, black pawn takes. white queen takes black queen, black rook takes white queen, white rook d1 takes black rook d8, black king must then take the white rook on d8. then winning move is knight to f7 forking king and rook. gg
A. 39:18
B. 48:09
instead of rushing thru a TOP TEN list maybe try a TOP NiNE list without the rushing 🙂
This format is great but time is the limiting factor. The first two responses to the opening predominate. Why not a top three? As a weaker player I would benefit even more.
I really enjoyed the presentation.
I love the number 10 opening even though it's the most dogisest. It's really great to set up tricks and you can probably win in 20+ moves easily against a decent player also it's really helpful in 5 min blitz. I usually like that tactic when I'm white and when I'm black I usually play the silician defence when they do pawn to e5
I am disgusted that the Scandi is more popular than the Modern
Does someone know at what time the Dannish gambit is?
45:05 is it legal to castel?
this is awesome video I was looking for, epic would be to do the same with all (most common) openings
“you should have three done already” like chill dude this videos gonna get like a million views lol
This is really insightful but its so hard to understand for me as I beginner.
4:12 why not move the F2 pawn to F3 to block the bishop?
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Yes I know It's been a few years, but glad I found this!
This is great!
Why does this seem like it’s a college lecture in a class room. Did I miss out on a fun minor
“That’s the Machuca Rook, you don’t want a Machuca rook” 😂😂😂 this guy’s hilarious
“See the gradient?” 😂😂
This guy looks like Chris evans
8:45 we’ve got Karen on the the camera over here
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9:57 – Black does 2 consecutive moves?? First Qc7 then he castles without a move from white!
How the best way to agsinst d-4 opening?