Chess Trap (Caro-Kann Defence)

[Hereson0]

Nice move!

[Wisdombluetooth]

New players never ever think of sacrificing the queen....

[wongzianjoseph]

hi! nice vid;D

can i know the software that you're using?

[reddevilkev]

Great mate and Queen sacrifice. The beautifull game in his full glory

[amolkute007]

grt game

[KungenBaz]

Very good looking game there :)

[dylan2009ist]

CANY UNDER STAND 1 WORD OUT OF THIS GUY'S MOUTH- speak english dunb - azz

[tassay]

@dylan2009ist  what a stupid comment

[jpenrod1]

I liked very much how you explained your reasoning.  That was pretty brilliant.

[MilitaryMan006]

after nxe4 black should play bf5. then he can develop his knights.

[lapticul]

defense.......

[RocketDan]

beautiful queen sacrifice

[mcpartridgeboy]

wow nice i thought you where simply gonna win the knight !! thankyou for that, i was great.

[XxWickedboixX]

at 5:20 why didnt you move your bishop to g5 i believe it is that way it wouldnt really have mattered where he moved you would win material or it would be checkmate for you:)

[gunj17]

@XxWickedboixX ..Bg5??..Black can play either bd7 or Nd7 and in both the cases, white not only lose the material but missed the chance of beautiful checkmate.

[kingpin017]

@XxWickedboixX then the queen could simply take the bishop while getting the king in check simultaneously. so white loses a piece and gives black another move to defend against the now obvious threat.

[GrgcRiot]

why move his king? he can get u with his queen or horse lol ;p

[gunj17]

@GrgcRiot ...Lolll...my friend..can u explain how????

[GrgcRiot]

@gunj17 ahh i get it ;d didn't see the tower ;d

[RabbitFuzzy01]

@GrgcRiot Not sure if some1 told u this already, but the reason was becuz it was a double check. both bishop+rook were checking king...

[itiller69]

@GrgcRiot

he has to move his king coz its double check you moron

[McRoos]

@GrgcRiot the rook is giving check, too. its a double check of bishop and rook, so the king has to move.

[mpvvid]

@GrgcRiot not possible because it's a double check both with rook and bishop

[gunj17]

@johlo05 Dude I can understand that ur a begineer but atlist analysis closely before jumping on any conclusion & behaving like a dumb.

Ur queen or knight can't even touch white bishop ass as it is a double check from bishop as well as rook.

[johlo05]

@gunj17 dude at first i didnt see that but as soon as i got it..i get rid of my post.if u see i deleted it 5 sec after i posted it cos i didnt see it..anyway i didnt mean to rude...so please watch your language...

[secretulful]

how do you play chess on yahoo?

[xanbex]

thank you I liked your video and explanation ...well done!

[brazya24]

yes.. it was awesome

[katribodkit]

thanx for uploading videos...nice...

[Garnacher]

xBoard+gnuchessx? Awsome!

[Luck54321]

MIND BLOWING BABY!

[dexterneptune]

This is the first time I've seen this. Thanks for sharing! I really like how you gave a heads-up before you performed the critical white move by saying "pause and try to see the white move." Cool.

[mattoita]

thx for sharing

[0ZYM4NDI4S]

Wow, what a decisive and fatal trap!! Very interesting theme. Thanks for sharing this video.

[robzrededillo]

cool man!

[majedaldo]

very very nice, well done. I have learned from you.

[nextmorphy]

thnx

[dachevashe]

This is nice, I have recently won a game with a similar double check, but there was no queen sac, so it wasn't as impressive as this one :)

[Thewakibobot]

noobs

[blockbuddy2]

thanks for posting this

[ovi0912]

This game is an exact copy of Reti vs Tartakower,Vienna,1910

[gunj17]

@ovi0912 yup..on the starting of the video, i already mentioned that..anyways thx for posting comment

[aburameclan]

That was a brilliant queen sack.

[Dariboro]

that was brilliant.!!!!!

I wouldn`t imagine that move in a million times.!

[dustball3010]

Thanks, i like your indian accent very humble

[espeago]

Nailed it! It was a nice game. Thanks for sharing it.

[ajtoulson]

sick man i didnt spot it :(

[luke19631963]

Oh I forgot to mention Nf6 by black is the Bronstein_Larsen variation which continues Nxf6+ gxf6.

[luke19631963]

e5 by black was a definate turning point. I bet your opponent gives up e5 after this game. Nicely done :)

[icecoldkilla]

sanka you

[daveincork]

Thanks for sharing, that's a very nice trap. Well from when the trap started, ie Qd8+ all blacks moves were forced. Liked that alot.

[Janentube]

Nice game!

[BANGBANGllll]

Wow that is amazing

[Castroajedrez]

I like it...

[mlu9]

That's not really a trap. If anything had been forced or maybe didn't require black to play into the position so badly, then I could see it. Also, that mate is a pretty common classic queen sacrifice-mate.

[bastiaan0741]

cool win.

[CoachHarlanHodge]

Beautiful.  Thanks for sharing.

[MrDragonlong90]

bad trap..just someone that hve rating below 1400 fell on this trap

[BigSlick36]

Nice move. Reminded me of a puzzle I did about a month ago. Problem is I can find those moves in puzzles but fail to do it during my own games they way you did.

[macnolds]

nice trap.

[efrainramirez1]

Very nice. I love it when the higher players lose.

[coclock12345]

check sth nice.. if they play Nd7, white answers with Qe2 and after Ngf6, white plays Nd6 checkmate!!

so the best move for black insted of nd7 or nf6 is Bf4, trust me.. i play the caro-can defence...

[PandaAbomination]

I believe that the trap is named after Richard Reti, from the 1920s.

[garrywarney]

How do you add a voice over to this.

[gunj17]

There are few softwares which can use for screen capturing and recording both. (I am using CAMSTUDIO)....The good thing is its FREE

[XDanuveX]

nice moves XD !

[CUB3FR34K]

Brilliant game!

[winstonsmithamm]

queen sac, serious balls.

[0218p]

i saw why he went e5 as soon as he did that. he would have been ahead a knight, thats why you shouldnt bring your queen out so early.

[moonlightgarden12am]

i believe steinitz and reti have both won with this trap! nicely done....and impressive...to spot such tactics, instead of just playing re1....especially at only 1600!

[Destroyer666AU]

thanks for the share gunj. i am also a beginner (1400) and i found this out myself by accident =]

[ucanplay2]

Thats a very well known trap from long ago. nothing new at all.

[melmanX99]

yeah, and you wish u could play like that

[COCOPUFF093]

holy hsit that mate was awesome!

[TwistedMagnum98]

The only reason he lost that way was because he played Nf6 before Nd7.

[MannyHMo]

Splendid ! It's like a magic being explained.

[BriBalance]

nice mate!

[Away2Write]

Gunj, for future reference 4.Nxf6 is both more aggressive and more sound. It forces Black to double his pawns and will either leave you with good control of the center or Black with a weakened kingside. After ... gxf6?! the game can become strange and tactical but there is no reason to run from that challenge. It looks like your opponent wasn't prepared for the move you made though, so Qd3 worked out for the best. Do make more videos, I'm always interested in seeing how other's games play out.

[whipowner]

i myself play that variation of the c.k. i think that if 4.Nxf6 exf6 black has a nice position despite the doubled pawns because he/she has open lines and easy developement so i don't think it's pretty bad 4 black and also i dont see how it weakens black's kingside and the pawn on f6 helps control e4.

[HappyHungYO]

Wow that was nice! I play the Caro-Kann also, so I hope I don't fall for that!

[TyrantRaveAB]

hmm, that was very interesting!

[Senikuta]

Though i must say that both sides play dirrently from the normal Caro Kann lines i especially found the Qf3(white) move questionable..it seems like one those cases of bringing out the queen too early plus the Bf5 would discourage most players. Also i found e5 also very weird by Black esp in caro kann lines as u discussed..i wondered if these is actually in theory..or did ur opponent just made it up.kinda thing..newayz..Informative and interesting video..keep up the good work

[gunj17]

Thx for ur reply dude!!..yup u r right, matter of the fact was it was 3rd game and at the time i wanted to try somthing else so i made the queen move, also i guess he played e5 only for that reason as he quickly want to open somelines and try to attack on my queen. I dont know much abt the theory but there is one game exactly played like that in early world championship, so when we reach that position, suddenly i realize the trap, fortunately!!!

[Senikuta]

Awesome video man..i really like the fact that it was made by one of us up and coming players ;) and NOT one those 2100+ rated player..which i say i find hard to understand sometimes.lolz

[totempoll27]

WOW that was a very nice mate!!!!

[happyrendezliz]

well done

[GrolschFlipTop]

VERY NiiiiiCE!!

[gunj17]

thx mate!!

[prodigy0521]

this game will not happen if the player is good.,,...my rating in chesscube is 2115.,,.

..tnx for uploading and sharing some good moves!

[gunj17]

thx for ur reply prodigy..Well u may be a good player but just for ur knowledge, The trap was orginated in early world championship and infact fischer was white in that game. By going through the game and after knowing trap its easy for u to say like that but the reality is different!!!

[4chessplrs]

very good

[gunj17]

DinkyDoeDoe

"Interesting trap. But I dont think your move 4.Qd3 is all that great after 4...Bf5. In fact that would be quite annoying for white."

Thx for ur reply!! Hey sorry, by mistake i press remove button instead of reply button

Regarding ur comment (4...Bf5???) is unplayable there as it will met with 5. NXf6+(Check) - eXf6 6. QXf5 and black loses the bishop in 6th move.

[aster4thewin]

Wow, thanks for sharing this!

I didn't guess the move for white's queen though, but now I think I'm much better equipped to think along those lines in the future!

Thanks for sharing, keep up the chess and post videos!

[tiggie]

You are the champ!

[dontwheynoeko]

wow first time i saw that very nice sequence!

thank you very much for this interesting game.