Destroy Every Opening With This Trappiest Technique To Always Sac on e6!

Course Attributes:

Pros:
1. Easy to learn for beginners and intermediate level players;
2. Presented in a layman's language;
3. Coming together with very well annotated Master PGN files.
4. Coming together with supportive docs containing chess principles that may help you;
5. Tested against real games using the Lichess Masters Database.

VIDEO DESCRIPTION:

In an effort to avoid some deadly traps that occur in the "e4-e5 lines," Black opts to play some other closed defenses that involve the move e6, such as the French defense. Therefore, in this video, I have covered a must-know technique to break through Black's solid defense on e6 and still create some good chances of attack. I have demonstrated how exactly this technique works by analyzing the games played by some random chess players on Lichess. We are looking at these games from White's perspective.

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[luisfavale-ferro]

Kaspa you're number One.!!!
Teaching Chess.
I learnt a lot with you and improved my middle Game and rise My ELO.
Please keep making videos 🙏
Can you make another One with the Rat defence and also The other One playing with blacks when Blacks answer to e4 e5 and then after kf3 and kc6 Blacks answer with f5
Please refresh This video thanks 🙏 My General!!

[endlessadventure]

You are a really good teacher and have a ton of great tactics that teach me a lot of mid-game traps that I am now always aware of in the back of my mind. They allow me to capitalize on them frequently. You just sometimes goes a little fast, as I like to play things out on a board.

[Roq-stone]

I enjoy listening to your commentary more than gaining the ideas. 🤣😂🤣😂

[SvilenKlasanov]

The best video in town .... wow Kaspa you've made it again !!!

[mikemorgan]

A-1 explanation !! GOOD tips -thanks KASPA !!

[ksmith]

Practical and informative. Great content. Keep it up.

[paulhildmann]

Another very helpful video, thank you!

[mabblers]

Great lesson. On your site, does someone have opportunity to play you personally?

[Hustles]

I like you because your unorthodox. I'm still learning and I don't wanna be like common players

[Bill_Sawyer]

Hey Coach Kaspa. How are you? Thank you so much for your videos. No one on YouTube explains chess as well as you do. In my opinion. I appreciate you. Please keep the content coming. At everyone please like and subscribe to this wonderful chess channel. So that he can continue giving us these great videos. Peace everyone. 🙏

[samuelmanalili]

I like the adjective " trappiest " !!!

[jlcolis]

In first tactics if I played black instead of exchanging queen I decided to go E7

[arunmunusamy]

Your videos are wonderful. Mind blowing. Please inform your chess rating sir. In this video, bishop take e6 pawn, f7 takes bishop. After queen takes e6. Next move?

[ChristianSoschner]

Fantastic Channel. Thanks for sharing your insights and ideas

[gerhardreif]

Your French defense game: What if after 8. Kxd4 Black answers with Qb4+ (instead of taking the knight)? Then the white knight on d4 is lost!

[ja_arena]

17:22 Nxf7, Kxf7, Qxe6+, Kf8 or Ke8 only moves and Kaspa please check whether it's correct?

[gerhardreif]

Sorry, forget my blunder below - the black queen of course is lost also via a white bishop check.

[sams]

Kaspa can you show me how to attack black lion defence

[hoggleboggle]

sacrifices always happen on either f7 or e6😭