Carlsen Teaches How to Play the Highest Win Rate Opening Against 1.d4
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In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov shares a simple yet aggressive chess opening for Black against 1.d4: the Benko Gambit, which arises after 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 c5 3.d5 b5.
This opening is particularly easy for beginners to learn, as it involves the same setup, opening moves, and general middlegame plan across different variations.
You'll also discover how a 16-year-old Magnus Carlsen employed the Benko Gambit to defeat a 2500-rated opponent.
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► Chapters
00:00 Aggressive Chess Opening For Black Against 1.d4
00:25 Benoni Defense: Weenink Variation
01:15 Benko Gambit, Highest Win Rate For Black
04:05 Common Middlegame Plans For Black
06:49 Powerful Knight on e5
09:04 Magnus Carlsen shows all common ideas
14:26 A very deep sacrifice by Magnus Carlsen
16:05 The final blow!
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IGOR NATION WON'T LOSE TO D4 ANYMORE🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥
D4, no more! D4, no more! 👊 ✊️
Yeah his Englund Hartlaub video (1. ... e5!, dxe5? 2. d6!! exd6?? 3. Bxd6!!!) has netted me a nearly 59%W/33%L rate with black looking at my lichess stats in that set of moves. It's an absolutely mad opening.
Very well explained, thanks.
Igor thank you for your hard work. You’re my favorite coach. Please make a video on the Benoni
► Chapters
00:00 Aggressive Chess Opening For Black Against 1.d4
00:25 Benoni Defense: Weenink Variation
01:15 Benko Gambit, Highest Win Rate For Black
04:05 Common Middlegame Plans For Black
06:49 Powerful Knight on e5
09:04 Magnus Carlsen shows all common ideas
14:26 A very deep sacrifice by Magnus Carlsen
16:05 The final blow!
How long that was!😸
Imma tell you guys. Old Benoni with immediate c5 is better because you don't need to learn trompowsky or anti-londons yet you still have the same traps. You can have pleasant position OR go to the benko gambit OR blumenfeld countergambit
After D4 C5 d5 what do you play?
@@jorglueke8458 Well you can play flexible with Nf6 or just get into main line old benoni with d6. After Nf6 the best move is c4 so you can go b5 and if they decline with Nc3 you can go with e6. That's Blumenfeld. Generally they all share almost the same setup. Fianchetto your bishop, castle kingside, knights to f6 and d7, go e6 one moment and in old benoni just go for b5 break. If they play Nc3 instead of c4 you play old benoni
GM Igor or some rando d00d in the comments... I dunno what to prefer.
@@apkemp69 Look at arguments, compare them, choose by what you prefer. Don't choose by authority. That's possibly least looking like harmful but really harmful decision making mistake you can make
Thanks for another great video Igor!
You seem like the nicest and humble man around, wish you all the best my freind🙂
I totally agree 🙂
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00:00:00 Aggressive opening for black against Queen's Pawn.
00:00:29 Magnus Carlsen's successful opening against Johansson.
00:01:22 Sacrifice pawn for strategic advantage in B Gambit.
00:02:09 Consistent, user-friendly opening with long-term pressure.
00:03:50 Utilizing strategic pawn sacrifices for positional dominance.
00:04:18 Transitioning from opening to middle game with standard moves.
00:05:25 Infilitrating opponent's territory for effective middle game play.
00:06:11 Exploiting opponent's weaknesses with centralized knight placement.
00:10:32 Gradual attack transition to maintain pressure on opponent.
00:14:46 Refuting opponent's aggressive plan with deep piece sacrifice.
00:16:19 Overwhelming opponent with multiple threats for a winning position.
00:17:13 Carlson's strategic brilliance over deep moves.
00:17:19 The beauty of the Bango Gambit.
00:17:26 Punishing common openings with unusual tactics.
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great video Igor! Its a fun gambit to play against 1. d4.
15:20: "All of a sudden black rushed into this hasty attack on the kingside". Hasty isn't the word you want. Generally hasty means too early or poorly prepared which isn't the case here.
you're thinking of "too hasty" hasty just means quick, or with haste
@@ABadGamble It does not in common parlance. Hasty is a pejorative for native English speakers.
@@yzfool6639 I can think of cases where this is true. But also, "A hasty retreat" is common english and it just means "swift"
@@ABadGamble Yes, but even there it is being used in a negative way (an army beating a "hasty retreat" has probably suffered some serious defeats and is disorganized)
@@ABadGamble you're right and so was Igor! I'm used to seeing the second meaning but the first one is also used.
Nice video no one will ever play d4 again after they see this video
Magnus also plays the White side of the Benko! Both sides are totally playable as long as you know what to do
Hi Igor, Can you make a video on the Reti gambit and The Semi-Slav. Thank you
a2-a4 is the Benko killer, creating a dangerous passed pawn and preserving Nc3 or Be2 to b5 options.
Very cool. Thank you!!
15:55 Re2 is the best move according to SF. In fact, the only move to not lose. Give back the material to escape death.
I really like your lesson Igor...👍🙏
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That move on Qa2, doesn't that traps the queen when White Rooka1? (At time 11:57 )
I also can't see how can you recover, because after Ra1, Qxb3; QxQ, RxQ; RxR with check and you are down a rook. Can anybody explain what I'm not seeing?
I was going to say that this is the Benko gambit, but then you mention it.
Please video about how to analyse in chess
1:56 they always play Nc3, so continuation is axb5
@11:18 Ra1 forces the Q for 2 Rooks trade no?
...Qxb3? Looks like a blunder there
It's a beautiful game
Amaizing strategy, I think I try similare moves!
If white play b6 then black is cramped with his c8 bishop. Shirov had a game on video on you tube showing how to play white without accepting the gambit
That's the reason why the Benko is hardly played anymore. B6 just destroys the Benko's nature of the defense.
At 12:49 isn't d3 a bad move as the queen and rook hangs ?
Queen Fork at c6
Amazing!!! My friend will cry when I use it against him.😂
Igor, get the bags
Minute 5.50 would the ba6 to c4 not better in stead of wasted move on black knight wasting moves
Carlsen plays memorized moves * fixed it for ya
Igor: Learn in 10 minutes!
Also Igor: *Video is 18 minutes long*
Yeah, it will be more like an hour, practicing out the moves and memorizing them. :)
It's like gambit a Queen in King Gambit
Lol What?
I fell in love with this Gambit because of Magnus Carlsen.😻
Not sure you know who Dude Perfect is, but you are the spitting image of Coby Cotton.
“Highest win rate opening”
I’m about to bring down the average 50%
Ahhhhh the benko!!!! Urrr? It's a Gambit despite needing lots of moves to activate???
What if the white doesn't play those moves that are shown here? Maybe, white has some other ideas or better counters.
perfect opening doesn't exist but he show us main lines to give us weapons and possible ideas against D4 opening :)
White's idea is usually to trade light-squared bishops, play a4, b3, and Nb5, and blockade Black's open file while vacating pieces from the long diagonal. After neutralizing Black's pressure, they can strive for the e5 break.
Ukraine good. Igor good.
After Nb2 you take a2 you loose.Because black move Ra1.
learn aggressive opening in 10 minutes
meanwhile video 17 and a half minutes
The opening *was* taught in ten minutes. The rest was middle game plans. If you're going to be pedantic, try to be accurate 😘
@@josephsalmonte4995 pendantic is being concerned about minor details. I wasn't concerned about nor was I upset about it. I only pointed it out. if you're going to accuse someone of doing something then atleast be accurate. or just ask.
I know word definitions, thank you very much. I'm not American. You were still wrong. End of story. Try being grateful for the free tuition.
@@josephsalmonte4995 my point was not to teach you a new word to add to your dictionary, my point was to say don't accuse someone of something if y don't even know what they meant. I know there's a mid game involved, it isn't my first time watching a chess video and it isn't my first time watching remote chess academy videos. I meant that comment as a joke and not literal. so no I'm not wrong, you are for falsely accusing me. and I don't randomly false accuse people when I don't know what they meant so your “free tuition” was useless to me. but thanks anyway and have a good day.
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Igor milking magnus now like levy lol
Bruh show more than one line geez
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Incredible instructor and chess knowledge, whom I personally learnt a lot from, but this exaggerated american accent is so weird that I cannot watch it for more than 5 minutes (