I Tested The Simplest System For Black Against 1.e4
📈 Get the FREE eBook to improve your chess written by GM Noël Studer ➡️ https://tinyurl.com/chess-ebook 0:00 Intro 0:24 Game 1: 2…Qh5 5:33 Game 2: Win a queen in 4 moves 6:06 Game 3: Tricky gambit 8:41 Game 4: Don’t be scared of the Fried Liver 17:13 Game 5: Attention at the “FREE” e4 pawn 26:22 The king on f7 is actually safe! 27:26 Game 6: When to play the move d5!! 36:19 Game 7: Italian Game: Neumann Gambit 44:43 Game 8: Again??? Juicy checkmate!! 46:27 Game 9: The Spanish Opening ❤️ SOCIAL MEDIA ➡️ INSTAGRAM: / alessia_santeramo ➡️ TWITTER: / alessiasantera1 ➡️ DISCORD: / discord #chess #educational #chessimprovement #alessiasanteramo #checkmate #chessmaster #chessopening #friedliver #openingtraps
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