Hi there.
If you occasionally want to use a Redbirds system of whites to shock the opponents and make them like
improvise, the more that your opponents improvise, often the worse they play.
Trying to improvise.
You can play a shocking first move Lightsey free.
And if you want to see a lot more ideas in reverse, check out my tango, cause I call this a kind of
reverse tango.
So I'm reusing a lot of the ideas I've already analyzed with the black pieces, but I use it as whites
quite often.
Now, this has been used by many players for outswim on some of the major sites.
Certain international masters are using Lightsey phrases a surprise weapon.
The faster time controls sometimes these surprise weapons, they come into their own.
Because if you think about it, the shorter the opponent has in terms of time on the clock, their improvisations
will even be worse.
Rather than going straight into what they prepared, they spent many weekends memorizing.
You're making them improvise, especially at a fast time control game.
Total disasters can result here.
This game is Van Gates against the in 1967.
So we see D5 e4 and now Black kind of unwisely joins the game space.
But Black is weakening the adjacent lights squares in the position.
I've scored so many wins from this.
It just brings me personally so much joy, this opening first time limits.
So it's a radboud weapon, which I'm making a personal recommendations here to check out.
You would be in good company, you know, some international monsters, as I say, use that.
And they seem to have Grandmont strength.
They in Blitz Tommaseo.
But I they do just as well as most of the grandmothers were even better.
And Mitzy phrase like a weapon of choice of some of them.
So, OK, we see Mike Jeoffrey G Sex Bishop CIFOR, Bishop G, some differing C five once every.
So you might think, well what's the big deal.
Blacks got this extra space in the center.
Look at the adjacent lines.
Christ, this is the key thing about this opening.
You've got a very nice, nice guy, Bishop looking at sensitive soft spots right
now here.
In fact, instead of night afraid, there was already a very aggressive alternative in the form of F4.
So after he takes a call, the computers, I mean, the best computers I've got, this is actually a
small edge for why this is a nice, pleasant position and your pieces are kind of aggressive.
So that's an option as well.
But we see it's Afri which blocks the ample opportunity that Ninety-Six now Sifry is played again.
There are various options here to explore.
You don't have to play Sifry.
This is not a requirement at all as far as I'm concerned.
Maybe.
Okay, there was some concerns about the bishop and wanting the option of seating's.
But for me, just even castling seems I've had great results in these kind of positions.
We're just counseling.
For example, if ninety seven, ninety five.
This position is really strong for you I think.
Hang on.
Can squash a black just kicks your night.
Yeah.
OK on this occasion lt takes f7 rook takes a five and one is black actually doing here blacks actually
having a very difficult time.
I'll give you a concrete example so we don't take immediately.
We kind of celebrate the pin.
Sometimes the best thing to do with such a pin is kind of celebrate it, take a few more moves to make
sure you get the most dividends from that Penn investments that you've just made.
So here are the details piling up the pressure so that tries to defend.
But then he takes and actually not just with the pin, that mobility of the rook went to the front thing
FCX to regain our material and say, B5, we just take and now F six on the exposed queen.
We're not losing queen.
We're just getting our material back with interest and dropping the queen back, putting more pressure
on sex.
And Black is in no position to the fans that have sex.
If King G-7 example this 1985 check and then we will win have sex with force.
So say ninety five here.
We also play night age five and we're getting our material back, for example here, 1966.
And we've got.
All material back with great interest.
So this position to and the bishop with the exchange up and what's known as the exchange.
We've got a rook versus a more minor pieces.
A major piece.
Minor piece.
OK, this is from the bishops for Knights.
So they exchange up.
We're winning this position.
So this is a very, very dangerous continuation.
Just counseling, just to recap.
And 95 very dangerous looking at the softball f7.
So also, just for the record, you know, 95 immediately is also a very good position for wise.
So I think that's just why I like playing this opening.
Sometimes you can get these marvelous attacking positions, bypassing all of the opponents.
Opening theory.
We're in a world where it seems memorization is given to us as a priority by certain.
Chess organizations, when, in fact, you know what, in my experience, I do dominate a lot of online
sermons I play in, etc. In my experience, beef up your mental game, beef up your own game.
That's Capablanca voice anyway, by the way.
But your mental game, if you're really, really strong tactically and then also then sprinkle in some
surprise systems, you know, there are being mavericks in chess like Ben Nelson, Tony Mols.
They reached the highest levels, the highest echelons in the chess world without having to know too
much opening theory.
I'm not saying all the time, but some of the time you might want to experiment with weird stuff like
193.
Anyway, coming back to the story of this game, Sivewright, if so, Neuk G seven was played 95 here.
Black households.
Now White played an interesting move by five.
Black actually moved the bishop when in fact blacks best bet was actually to take even though it looks
scary and if eighty six point seven and then taking and getting white to prove what's going on here,
black can actually end up taking on Seigfried to take out different.
And it's not entirely clear, to be fair, what's called a small edge, small niche only.
But anyway, in the game, a bit of a disaster with AJ instead.
And now White's in full attack mode.
Queen Afri.
Look at the attack on F7.
Look at that pressure on F7.
It's immense.
What's also frightening might have sex to collect this golden bishop of the dark squares, not Guardians
of the Galaxy Guardian Bishop.
Although check out Guardians of the Galaxy as well.
Great film.
So Queenie eight if G takes eighty five here, Queen Tate's age five and we're threatening checkmate
and if eighty six quintets eighty six.
This is just checkmating black.
So Queene eight was tried but they only have six black is compelled.
Otherwise blacks are going to lose the queen like is compelled to take on ISIS.
Queen takes up six and now detoxified is a very needs crushing final combination here.
I wonder if you can work it out.
If I give you five seconds pause video, how this might finish off black hair.
Are you going to do an automatic recaptcha?
Because if you do automatic recaptures all the time at any time limits, you're missing out sometimes
on golden opportunities.
Time is often of the essence.
Sometimes you don't want to do an automatic recaptcha.
You shouldn't always be on autopilot.
In fact, you know, chess is a game of very, very high resolution in a way like high resolution monzur
to get access to those amazing resources.
To be more resourceful than your opponents, you need to sometimes think of the more subtle, amazing
ideas which you can just find yourself in terms of the follow ups.
Is there as such an amazing idea with amazing follow up in this position?
If I give you five cents for the video, what would you play her?
And what would be the front, can you threaten a meeting, one to check all checks Jackal captures checkable
threats of making one or two.
Is there a way of threatening one or two?
OK, there is nighttime's f7.
The threat is actually Queen Checkmates a killer common square on H eight.
Now the snag, it seems, is Rob have said this was factored in by Van Gate.
So what's the final move?
What does it play here?
Sometimes we want to celebrate pins, pieces, this is a pin drop.
It's an absolute pin.
We don't have to take that real quick and celebrates its lack of mobility.
The illusions around the absolute PIN piece, as they say, the power of the PIN piece is illusionary.
It's a very good sign to think about even during games and also PIN and win.
Those are two of my favorites.
But the power of the PIN pieces illusion ring.
So is it really controlling G7?
Is it.
Or is it not?
What can you play here, which is absolutely crushing?
Celebrate the pandher hope you can celebrate the pain, can you crack Helicon and square up G7?
Yes you can.
You can play Bishop Sex and the French is actually Queen G7, a mate, start holding G7.
The game actually ended here.
A black tie, five.
I mean, let's say like n then queen G7, you can see is checkmate the rookies expense of the king.
So let's say black tries might have five.
We just start that off.
Renewing our friends of Queen G7 chameides the night was actually defending Cleverley.
OK, G7 but we start off Essex's desperate, we just start that off and we're going to end up checkmating.
I mean they could carry on giving up the queen as well.
But you know, that's quite a lot.
Just the fact the friend might, you know, just take with the queen with absolutely winning that.
So, yeah, it's a crushing game example.
So some of the excitement I've seen a lot more exciting possibilities in this game is this is a glimpse
for you guys.
And that's why I'm interested in if you check out my reverse tango course with black, you can essentially
on the black side, use this system, especially with my course.
You can get prepared.
So I will just show you briefly, you've got a similar principle quite often where you can create dance
y weaknesses.
I've had many, many brilliant games from this, so it's a really, really fun system indeed, where
I've got my best amount of pontine and I've really enjoyed many games from this kind of position as
an example.
So the idea, you know, you're provoking weaknesses on a certain color complex here with the dance
class and you got a bit aggressively outside the ball chain.
So you can see the whole thing in reverse.
If we go back with ninety free, if they play this before default.
Now, the best part is probably three takes four.
And that's a different story.
It's playable position for why they haven't done anything too badly wrong, but it's also playable for
black.
So that's why it might not be your main weapon of choice.
Not easy for me as a beginner newcomer to the game.
Really, you should be focusing on A4 and then maybe fall and check out sometimes, maybe see for later,
then check out where and wonderful stuff later.
I see free the naughty thing I taught you.
I can't help it because I've won.
Done loads of the courses biased to my strengths and weaknesses.
It has to be.
I'm a human.
I have strengths and weaknesses.
The course reflects my passions with the passion of chess.
Hopefully you'll be strong tactically in particular as a result of this particular beginner's course.
I'm hoping that my three golden ingredients of when you look at chess positions comes in and the way
you prioritize forcing moves, you're going to be so much stronger at the end of this course in general,
especially in the middle game.
But anyway, this is one of my bosses, one of my interests in opening night.
See free lots of people over time have played this.
It can be a dangerous weapon of choice.
OK, that's a much.