How To Brutally PUNISH Scholar's Mate & Early Queen Attacks

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How To Brutally PUNISH Scholar's Mate & Early Queen Attacks

Are you tired of falling for the Scholar's Checkmate and feeling humiliated on the chessboard? Don't worry, I've got you covered.
In today's lesson, I'll teach you how to not only defend against this trick but also how to turn the tables and punish your opponent for even attempting it.
So, if you want to become a chess player who can outsmart any trickster, then this video is a must-watch. Get ready to level up your chess game!

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I love this. Never seen that queen trap before. And your personality makes the video 10x better

GJ

1:53 this worked so well for me. they didn't suspect anything and then they lost their queen afterwards

yuurai

My issue is that people always open with the queen first. It's so aggrivating

Gorbgorbenson

As a 2177 rapid who has been playing the wayward queen against 1... e5 since 2000 elo back in November last year, nobody knew this trap to play against me but when I watched GM Igor Smirnov's video on this trap, I realised that if somebody knew what to do, they could easy crush me, so I adjusted my repertoire to account for this by playing 7. Nc3 instead of 7. Bg5 so there is no option to play d5 anymore. I love it whenever I see any videos on this lines. Great video.

Ramdom-ksdr

This video is really good for us normally 1200 1300 players. Joy to watch! Make them more like this. I subbed!

jeroenbarbier

First off, I really enjoy your enthusiasm in these videos! Contagious almost. I have a similar knack for endgame studies and delving into positions, but couldn't deliver it like this.

As for the content, I have some lines to add. I just play 2....Nf6 against both moves. In fact, lately it's been my main second move in King's Pawn anyway. Saves a lot of theory :>

In the Bishop's Opening (1.e4 e5 2.Bc4 Nf6) this invites the Urusov with 3.d4 exd4 4.Nf3 which I decline with 4....Nc6 transposing into the well playable Two Knights for Black. A few club members enjoy the Urusov, yet don't know how to play the Two Knights well.

Against the Wayward Queen it's a lot more aggressive: 1.e4 e5 2.Qh5 Nf6!? It's somewhat disrespectfully called the Kiddie Counterattack as it 'just' surrenders a pawn. Not something I'd necessarily recommend, but it plays very chill for Black actually: 3.Qxe5+ Be7 followed with 4....Nc6 and Black develops like crazy, with an awkward White queen on f4 (usually). Mind, it is better for White, so only play this line if you are a gambiteer.

Qoko

Love your commentary man! Could listen to it for hours. Hope your channel continues to grow

DiamnD_

1:54
Smash them with f5
Brock Lesnar: happy f5 noises

andrewjacob

Wow, I love this. Saving it and going to re-watch until I know it. Thanks so much, this is really great 😎👍

adamcunningham

I really love your videos and I get lots of tips. Thanks!!

inferno

im so blessed i have not had many people testing my chess skills with the scholars checkmate. my main problem in chess is when i get around to the mid game i struggle to comprehend what is going on.. eg.. i sometimes blunder pieces because i dont realise that they were defending something, eg my queen is pretty common. and then the opponent takes then im just🗿

CrystalKyryn