Another Chess Secret to Always Play As Black – No More White!🔥

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1. Easy to learn for beginners and intermediate level players;
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5. Tested against real games using the Lichess Masters Database

VIDEO DESCRIPTION:

This is part 2 of a two-part video series that I started recently on “How to Always Turn White into Black.” In this video, I have covered some more interesting and clever ways to always play your favorite Black opening repertoires, even with White pieces. Our chess opening of discussion today is the rarely seen Anderssen’s Opening, which many chess players think is useless due to its non-committal nature. But this will enable you to only stick to the plans that you already know with Black pieces rather than confusing yourself with many different openings that only end up confusing you.

Study PGN:
CHAPTERS:
00:00 – Intro
00:45 – Opening No. 1
04:13 – Opening No. 2
08:58 – Opening No. 3
12:49 – Solve This Chess Puzzle

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30 Comments

  1. simple this oneQxe6+ Kh8Qg8+ Rfxg8Nf7#orQxe6 Rf7Qxf7 Kh8 because Ke8 is mate by Qf8Qg8 + Raxg8Then Nf7#

  2. Using black openings as white got me to 1350, grreat idea, thanks kaspa

  3. These were WONDERFUL! Thank you — much appreciated…

  4. I have limited study time being self-employed, so your help is always welcome, and you always deliver. Thanks Kaspa.

  5. Queen f6 check then king h8 we sac the queen on g8 the rook takes forced then knight f7 mate

  6. Queen to F6. King to H8.
    Queen to G8. Rook to G8.
    Knight F7. Smothered mate.

  7. Dear Kaspa i think you have a Typo in the Title

  8. Thanks KaspaChess you have been a blessing to me. What should the player with the black pieces? Try to achieve out of the opening? In likewise, what are some goals for the person with the white pieces?
    Thanks an advance.

  9. Also, if I rest my elbow on the D5 square. Do I automatically win?

  10. the puzzle at the end has a forced smothered mate sequence

  11. Very relatable! We have the same idea Kaspa but of course yours is more detailed, elaborate and you have a LOT more IDEAS!

  12. Qxe6+ Kh8 (if Rf7 then Qxf7+ Kh8)
    Qg8+ Rxg8.
    Nf7#

  13. In trap no.2, What if black plays Bg6 after white plays f3

  14. 1)Qxe6 check 2)Kh8 3) Qg8 check 4) Rxg8 5) Nf7 check mate

  15. I only play repertoires of related openings. It often does NOT save as much work as some might think but it does lead to consistent placement of pawns and pieces. That make playing a lot easier. Thanks for your entertaining videos.

  16. my age 71yr old I'm a complete newbie trying to learn how to play my son in law found out I'm trying to learn and has changed me to a game

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