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The Italian Game is a family of chess openings beginning with the moves: 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4. White’s bishop takes aim at the Black’s vulnerable f7-square, which is one of the main weaknesses of Black in the King’s Pawn openings. The opening is also called as Giuoco Piano, particularly after Black plays the symmetrical 3…Bc5.
Generally, the Italian Game is full of tactics and attacking opportunities for White. At the same time, it is a very solid and sound opening. Therefore, even if your opponent is aware of all the traps set by you, at least you will get an equal, playable position. Most importantly, you have a great chance to crush your opponents early in the game, if they are not well prepared.
In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov walks you through the opening, breaking down the theories, so that you will understand the core idea of this aggressive chess opening. He will also share with you a HIDDEN line (not too popular), which will give you a strong attacking position. It is guaranteed that you can surprise your opponents and win a lot of games!Â
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â–º Chapters
00:00 Chess Opening: Italian Game
00:48Â Giuoco Piano: Black’s symmetrical response
01:23 Play aggressively as White
03:38 Black has to force the exchange
05:42 Spectacular checkmate!
06:44 Comparison with Bishop’s Opening
07:59 If Black closes the diagonal with d5
10:09 Black’s most dangerous response: Bxc3
13:07 Hidden line that books don’t teach you
14:41 2/3 moves loses for Black
17:35 Can you find the winning move?
18:03 White checkmates Black, again!
19:11 Black’s ONLY correct move
20:01 Conclusion: End of the opening
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