Early d5 in the Philidor || Philidor Shenanigans
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Two games where both my players play d5 early. What do you do when this happens? Find out in these chess games!
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What more Philidor type of games do you wish to see? Do you wish to see any other opening? Tell me in the comments!
caro kann!
@@9459 Definitely one of my least favourite openings but I can try it out!
because of this i quit ranked online chess: here was good example for it. a player below 1800 plays very fine against an international master and this international master was only able to win, after both players has 1:2 pieces on the board in endgame... online chess sucks a lot, matchmaking is worst in entire world, deosnt matter if lichess or chesscom... and i dont want start to talk about cheaters... gg for players who has a good endurance to claim to be a master; and gg for the players who are born with talent for chess
If you ever feel like doing this sort of thing again, I'd be intrigued to see some stuff on the g4 Shirov variations, or on the more aggressive takes on the Philidor variations with h6, g5 and a kingside attack
Great explanations on the Philidor! So many time without your videos. Will you come back soon? Hopefully yes!
Really digging the entire How to Play the Philidor series! Would love to see a video on the middle game plans against d4 c4 structures
definitely
I knew there was a tactic at 8:19, but I couldn't find it so I looked with an engine ... and Rxh4!! is the best move. If he takes back with the g pawn his king is too weak and you can harass it until you win the rook back. 1.gxh4 Qg4+ 2.Kf1 Bf3 3.Rb1 Qg2+ 4.Ke1 Qg1+ 5.Kd2 Qxb1 ...savage!
Awesome
You have a GIFT for explaining moves and situations! Thank you very much for teaching us how to be better at chess.
To anyone capable reading this: early d5 is the second most used response against me. 5.dxe5 is the first choice: how do I deal with this? Such as, is there a long term plan available or does the black player (me) make little attacking plans each time?
I'm just a 1400 club player.
11:05 wasn't rd4 really strong and winning at least a piece?
Nice one!
Nice games I don't mind what variation they play it is all instructive. I hope you keep playing the Philidor with black because they are great and I keep them in my database. Who is the most instructive player for you playing the Philidor now a days or in the past and did/do you study this player? I know you learned a lot from Nimzowitsch, but he didn't play this variation for so far I know.
Nope, he did not! The only player that really plays this at the highest level atm is Dubov!
@@SLChessDevelopment Yeah it is a shame not more play it. I saw a few games of Dubov he is not afraid to play it against the strongest players. That is good advertising for the Philidor defense.
@@ajarnray4115 He destroyed IMs and Gms with it so if it works with him, it works with me!
Black player overlooks several easy tactical moves like...Rxh4 or Rd4 . stunning!
After 14. Qd3, ...d5 wins a piece, it looks like.
@ 10:45 -Rc4 would it be better to move R d4
10:50... Rd4! isn't this a missed win?
Yo i used to be a naijdorf player aswell, much ❤️2 man like Kasparov but this philidor is the 1, think hikaru got it wrong Uno 😁👍