Learn the Vienna Gambit with Hikaru

Hikaru continues his series of using a few subscriber games to teach the Vienna Gambit Opening.
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[Da_Dev]

This proves that hikaru is a proud owner of the e4 course :)

[Sumpok]

The thumbnail artist is super talented, I always enjoy seeing them when a new video is posted.

[Baa]

The casual way how you explain so many outcomes is just astonishing. Reminds me of Doctor Strange seeing millions of outcomes for the coming conflict.

[bhuvan]

He is literally top 10 GM in the world. His teaching is really helpful. Thanks Naka

[Gal]

Please keep this "Learn the (name of the chess opening)" series 😍

[derglubbbfan]

The Vienna is exactly the opening I needed a course on! Thank you so much!

[ivanfabela]

I’m sorry Levy, I’m cheating on your Vienna course with Hikaru’s

[ManasShedge]

Nf6 = f4 (pawn)
1. Capture xf4 3:29
2. advance d5 4:28
a. xd5 4:43
b. xe5 7:37
3. Defence d6 8:44

Nc6 =

[thecodology]

Just admiring this guy taking so much effort to tech us something

[-sz.]

Learning openings with Hikaru is like learning from your favourite teacher in school.

[moazgaci]

Hey Hikaru!!! Just wanted to say thanks for making chess so enjoyable!!!

[TheWizardsOfOz]

Thank you for the insightful analysis master class, BongGang Hikadeus Nakazart.

[bymahdi]

I live in Vienna so I guess I must play this opening on regular basis

[gregorymorse]

This is amazing content for players like myself in the intermediate range where many of us are. It's literally free training from a top expert. Giving the mindset and mentality and patterns and strategies. As well as the specifics of the opening, middle game and endgame along with notable traps. I'm just shocked this is free :)

[teh_kaczuch]

Swaping king and the queen is called in Poland "Roszada Zbycholuda" what in English would mean "Zbycholud's Castle" called after Polish GM Zbigniew Pakleza who is called Zbycholud.

[bryannacaldwellsoccer]

I love these Hikuru learns us an opening videos, thank you!!

[ifixfridges]

really enjoying these more advanced opening lessons!

[Memes-_-Nonstop]

Hikaru,
Don't make levy go bankrupt🧖

[MintBunHunter]

After each drop of opening lessons on YouTube im afraid to play that opening for some time

[stevemansfield]

At 2:57 I recommend looking at the game Ost-Hansen v John Nunn played in a 1974 tournement in the UK. It's a spectacular example of sustained attacking play by John Nunn in this crazy line of the Vienna and the best example I know of how to work Black's compensation for his sacrifice of the exchange. There are a number of Youtube versions of the game that are generally available.