Chess Openings: Fried Liver Attack

The fried liver attack is a super aggressive opening that derives from the two knights defense in the italian game. White looks to sacrifice his knight on f7 so that he can take initiative and start a great assault against the black king. Black has to be on his toes and has to play very careful or else he will find himself checkmated very fast.
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[herbal1971]

Will this work for vegetarians?

[jingeshan24]

@Sylence777 after black playing Kd7 you really have no attack whatsoever as Qf5 is followed by Kd6 and you are down a rook for a pawn and some positional advantage... with some solid play black can easilly defeat you.

[Addv3rsitY]

White's exd5 should be followed by black Na5

[MrLatinNerd]

At 8:48, what if black moves his king to d7 instead of d6?

[Addv3rsitY]

Also, what if they go black goes e7-e5 blocking knight

[Addv3rsitY]

@9:16 if black doesn't capture with pawn and instead moves Be6 then what?

[marcsman07]

@justinasvd yeah, that ruins the attack

[XxPhotoShopDudeXx]

@pokafais Because hes not stupid, lol the pawn g7 will take it lol

[Da1337DoOD]

Kevin, you didn't cover such and such!

[LLinkdx]

@pokafais bishop d5

[pokafais]

at 6:15, why wouldn't you play queen f6?

[MrYNF]

@rohitchakravarthi94 That would be my reply as well, if I played black