Crush Everyone With The Italian Game
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00:00 Intro
00:08 Game 1
04:36 Game 2
10:17 Theory
11:30 Game 3
24:48 Game 4
27:13 Game 5
30:00 Theory
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That's the best thing one would, learning Italian game from an Italian.
Hello are you from India,
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@@girlalldogajendra9177
Well I am spanish and my spanish game sucks... HAHAHAH
@@girlalldogajendra9177Methinks it's "national pride"; supposing that She's Italian. Doesn't really matter, She's so Kool!
what about me, who comes from Indonesia? 😢
"A threat is stronger than its own execution." Great line!
@@trilobita10 Who let bro cook?
But not true. Maybe sometimes psychologically, but usually being punched is worse than being threatened with a punch. Id rather say a threat is only as strong as its potential execution. If I am not scared of the execution a threat wouldnt bother me at all. Id probably dare you to go through with the threat.
@@nostalji75 You realize that this famous quote (by grandmaster Tartakover I believe) is about chess and not life itself, right?
And it's very true, a famous example is a bishop pinning a knight which happens all the time in chess, most of the time you don't want to actually take the bishop (one reason is that bishops are considered a bit stronger than knights in general) but to keep the pin as long as possible. In most cases that's way more annoying for the opponent than immediately taking it
@@2complex43 I appreciate the explaination.
But still. Executing chess mate its certainly "stronger" than threatening it. I can see the value in keeping up threats as a strategy, But as a general truth even only for chess? Than the statement is simply not always true, I think it rarely is.
One thing I like about this video is how you analyze your mistakes after a game, makes you more human and relatable to lower elo players. Keep it up.
I've been struggling with the Italian game, now I realize it must have been cause no Italian taught me! Thanks for doing so😊
I just found your channel, this is the first video I've seen. I really like your style. Subbed!
0:30 in this position, there is a line that i play often if the opponent plays 4...Bc5
5.b4 Bb6 6.b5 Na5 7.Bxf7+!! Kxf7 8.Ne5+ and after 8...Ke8 there is a checkmate in a few moves. The line is not forced, there are several ways for black to avoid it, but once you hit them with the bishop sacrifice you already have a nice practical advantage, especially if they take it.
Hey Alessia, I've been watching all your videos since your first run on 2000Elo. You're doing it really well and I like your videos. Keep it up. You're my no.1chess CZcamsr. Greetings from Germany/Black Forest.
Schwarzwald klingt schon sehr viel edler, als Black Forrest 😂
Well done! Good player & good speaker.
I want a whole speedrun with just this opening. Specifically with c3 and d3. I would really appreciate learning more about it
I like the Italian and the London system also! They are mu favourite openings... in the Evans gambit I think that for black it is good to retreat to e7 (thus not blocking the pawn)
Brava Alessia, complimenti, ottimo video !
THANKS AND lOVE... BEST 30 minutes of Chess ... thanks again
24:49 that sudden change to darker shade and you saying E4 for creepy, almost like a jumpscare XD
JL and Italian are just variations on each other. Both give a good platform to launch attacks and both need a lot of early aggression to avoid tight closed games. The better tactical player usually wins.
I love your enthusiasm.
Subscribed. Finally I will crush some game
In game 1 after h6 I like d4 more than c3. It is more direct and leaves c3 for the knight.
Where do you find these 1200s...my 1200s seem to know all the theory :-)
You just need to know more than them (which is not a lot tbh). Im 1600 lichess and I like to play the deutz gambit against the standard italian and the Lolli attack against 2 knights defense. Lolli attack is basically a 10x better version of fried liver from the exact same position.
No one knows any theory and usually they blunder the second they see an unusual move.
The key at lower ratings is to just play some lesser known opening or gambits. You just have to understand the key idead of said openings yourself.
1600 lichess is not much trust me ratings have inflated beyond belief in last 5 years
Playing better opponents will make you better
SHAH RUKH KHAN
Great commentary, Alessia
Love it!!! Bravo👍👍👍
0:40: Yes you should worry about defending that pawn in the italian. In the spanish (3. Bb5) it's just part of the game to let the e pawn be hanging for a move ( via 0-0 and the follow up with the main Re1, c3,d4 idea), but in the italian it's a different story. Generally speaking after blacks Nxe4, black often has the powerful move d5 kicking the white bishop (often equalizing or beeing already better), while in the spanish, the white bishop is somewhere chillin on b3 or a4 and blacks counter d5 doesn't come with the same punch
Love the accent while learning the Italian game
Anything's better than the Ruy. "You put this bishop here because it creates a threat that's not a threat, and then you soon have to move it again while everyone plays 30 memorized moves."
Yeah that's definetly one way to see the ruy xD. But you can also see it this way: In the italian black at some point often has the idea d5 to equalize, even if you go by the main white idea of creating the sweet center with c4, d4 and it's often not so great for white to let your e pawn hanging (because d5 will hit the white bisop). In the ruy however letting the e pawn hanging for one move via castling is just a normal thing (because blacks argument d5 does not come with the same punch since the white bishop is chiling on a4 or b3) and you can basically push through the same main idea c3, d4 with more suffering for black. There is a reason why the ruy is the double king's pawn opening most commonly used in master play
Ciao! Grazie mille, Alessia! Sei brava!
Me losing track of everything, "we will have lot of sacrifices on e5" aaaahh!! Got it! *Nods in agreement
LOL! my girl Got up and left. HAhah!
When she said "ooo boe , that's soo gud" took me somewhere else 😅(big sorry for my mind).
Once upon a time I loved playing Evans Gambit
I like how you say, Fried Liver. 😊
Can we request a video on the Sicilian please?
Oww, that's what goes on inside a chess player's mind.
I like that it is possible for a strong 2000 to blunder! You are human after all!😂😂
as soon as she played the Evans Gambit i liked the video
I never knew I was just playing Italian every time 😅
Traxler counter gambit will crush the fried liver attack
At 16:30, the better move was to just move the pawn to E5 giving fork and eventually winning a piece.
I don't know if you're aware, but every time you realize you blundered a piece, you have such a beautiful smile.
I Love Italian game !
Very nice teaching and instructive video post , thanks 🎉❤
I watched Paul Morphy's magical Italian games and i achieved a breakthrough. From 1000 elo to 1200 elo in less than 2 week. It was so satisfying
Back in the old days when Stockfish wasnt born yet I played this Evans gambit. After c3 I remember Ba5 to be blacks most common (strong) and aggressive answer, Be7 the solid and Bd6 was a dark horse suggested by a weak chess engine I was using. (Arasan). Many people played Bc5 however which I knew was a mistake actually.
Akshually
Winnieh the Pooh has moved...
damn you are a very good player.
Liked and subscribed before vid even started just cuz of the title. I hatteeee London players lol, I love Italian diff games from e4.
LFG ahahah I also hate the London
@@Alessia_Santeramo hahaha u must train me sensei so we can conquer the London once and for all 😤😂
Okay, so learning the Italian because of being Italian. Time to learn a locally named opening then!
Italian game is great for tactics.
Egg face structure😂😂😂
for those who are tired of losing for the Italian game, it's best learning the Sicilian defense french variation, it's safer and more dynamic for counterattacking whites.
alessia isn't the intermezzo called "intermediate move", or in italian, "intermedia"? in italy we usually say "mossa intermedia"
I've learnt Italian game from an Italian now what's better than that 😅
My brain hang after 10 min. How u remember everything 😢😊
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So fun and interesting to watch your videoes👍
I love the London 😢
But I think the London System opening more solid though! What do u think?
Merci. Grazie mille
Saluti dall'Umbria, sto approfondendo un po' questo gioco lasciato in sospeso per molti anni, i tuoi video sono fantastici: chiari e simpatici.
You've a really cool accent tho.
my new favourite channel BING BOOM she wins
I like playing against the fried liver. The Ulvestad with d5, exd5 then b5?!
So it means if someone is Indian then we should learn Kings Indean Defense from him/her?
26:28 I don't think this would be a mistake, i believe that white win in both variants after this move
If they are obsessed with the fried liver or the hundreds of variations that one encounters and gets frustrated over, its because they are traumatized from it. Everyone from 200 to 700 plays it, and again, its 1000's of variations. Its so frustrating. Im living it now. they adapt, do it differently, wait patiently lurking in the oh shit I forgot..recesses of your brain. The very essence of "A threat is stronger than it's own execution."
LOL avevo visto un po di video tuoi, come cazzo ho fatto a non rendermi conto dall'accento che se Italiana xD
Italian explaining Italian game. This, we like. (meanwhile us Greeks having no opening 😢, at least we have yours, neighbor 😊❤ )
Greeks is an ancient nation which was created many many centuries before chess. So Greeks have origins of mathematics, philosophy and poetry but have no chess openings )
Grat video! The Fried Liver Attack only occurs after 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Nf6 4.Ng5 d5 5.exd5 Nxd5 6.Nxf7. Only after White's 6th move is it called the Fried Liver Attack. So, players of the Black pieces, don't be so afraid like she says. Just don't play 5...Nxd5. Instead play what she suggests.
It’s easier to just H6 early and not have to think about it coming later
after italien game
i play Giuoco Piano Game: Four Knights Game
looks fun^^...
I simply like her Smile!
I love the Italian because I am Italian
Do you also play the italian gambit?
Everyone...
Now I Learnt to crush and have a crush !
😂
I used to play fried liver attack a lot but high rated players(good players) can easily counter it.
My white favorite opening
What happened to your elo
How is this player 1200 ?
16:40 I would push e pawn
Smart thumbnail
Graci!
Please, make a video on Ruy Lopez 🙏
27:59 bishop sacrifice was a great move i think so??
The Italian killer attack! Not sound, but mostly succesful.
Grazie 😊 bell' inglese ^^
Farai mai l'italian reveal video?
I always choose to play London system because I live in U.K. 😄😄😄Thank you very much for another fantastic video.
"Mille grazie per il tuo fantastico video. Non vedo l'ora del prossimo."
I am learning Spanish and it is similar to Spanish. I usually read a book in Spanish when I get frustrated from playing chess. 😆😆😆
I can teach you how chess's blitzkrieg work
I have an Alessi watch I think, I'm not sure since it's 3 o'clock, I cannot see it.
E5 is no good for Black I only ever play Dura's Gambit
6:39 The Black Knight can move to F2 forking queen and rook
Is it a good move or bad ??
bad because Bxf2 and the knight is lost
I love fried leever
Just tumble upon your video and it is so funny. I am from india.
at the time mark 19:55 when the bishop takes the knight white played queen F4 black should've played knight to H5
and they would've won a piece🎉😂
I'm astounded how many blunders the 1100s are making. Confused I get less blunders from 500 elo players 🤔
they are weak answers to strong attacks, but yeah, some 700 players play like 1300
Bona sera
Bing bum bam. Hehe😅
My Italian American grandfather was a 1950’s country musician (lol). So, chess: Yay - Found the opening i think I really want to master. Have seen you in many various vids and although you’re entertaining, you’re more so a very good teacher. THX 💛🫡
Well, you finished with 9 minutes still on the clock that could have been spent with some explanations. But then again you are super fast thinker, probably it is hard to believe not everyone can keep up with everything going on the board.
If players don't want the to face the Fried Liver why not just plsy the Giouco Piano
Winnie the Pooh seems to approve.
E4 runs the risk of some asshole playing the Scandinavian.... very common sub-1000 elo blitz. I HATE the Scandinavian so much I'm never opening wtih E4 ever again in my life.
I don't like 1e4 I stopped playing it and went to 1d4 just because you don't get as much variation. 1e4 you have to face sicillians, caro's, scotch gambits, early queen nonsense, scandinavians. 1d4 you either face 2d5, or indian games mostly with london or catalan type systems. 1d4 feels more positional, and solid, e4 is more tactical and your stuff is more open it seems like. I'm only 1200 so IDK anything but that's just been my xp.
Italian is great but then you have to learn all of the other e4 responses, Sicilian, caro, etc. People who play the London are trying to avoid most other theory.
I tried to subscribe , but , CZcams says I have too many subscriptions !!!! Keep making chess videos and I'll keep watching !!!! Thank you very much !!!!