The Quick Finish A Deadly Trap in the Bishop’s Opening

Bishop’s Opening is a chess opening that begins with the move e5 . It is a relatively uncommon opening, but it is occasionally played at all levels of chess. The Bishop’s Opening is intended to control the center and develop the bishop to an active square, while avoiding some of the mainline openings such as the Ruy Lopez or the Italian Game. After , white can follow up with moves like d3, Nf3, or O-O, depending on Black’s response. The Bishop’s Opening is considered to be a flexible opening, as it can lead to a variety of different pawn structures and tactical positions. One potential drawback of the opening is that it allows Black to equalize easily with the move , attacking the e4 pawn and preparing to castle kingside. Despite its relative infrequency in high-level play, the Bishop’s Opening can be a useful surprise weapon and can catch unprepared opponents off guard. Chess Notation: 1. e4 e5 2. Bc4 d6 3. Nf3 h6 4. d4 exd4 5. c3 dxc3 6. Bxf7 Kxf7 7. Ne5 Ke8 8. Qh5 g6 9. Qxg6 Ke7 10. Qf7# * Chess Labyrinth is the channel for chess enthusiasts of all levels, on our channel, you will find educational videos where we will do our best to teach you various moves, break down each move into small steps and explain to you everything in detail, we will show you reasons behind every move, we will show you typical game strategy and different positions. On our channel you will find: - How to play chess - Analyze of world championship - Modern chess masters and their game strategies - Debut moves - Chess openings - Chess strategies - Chess game plans - Chess tricks - Chess tactics - Chess traps Frequently asked questions 1) Which books would you suggest for beginners in order to improve their skills? - Chess 101 by Dave Schloss - Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess by Bobby Fischer and Stuart Margulies - Winning Chess Strategies for Kids by Jeff Coakley - The Steps Method by Rob Brunia and Cor van Wijgerden - Beginning Chess by Bruce Pandolfini 2) Which books would you suggest for improving my combined planning/analysis? - School of Chess Excellence 2: Tactical Play - encyclopedia of chess combinations (fourth edition) - perfect your chess by volokitin - winning chess 1948 by Fred Reinfeld 3) Which books would you suggest for improving my positional playing and strategic planning? - My System (Chess Classics) - Mastering Chess Strategy (Hellsten) - Chess Strategy for Club Players by Grooten - Improve Your Chess Pattern Recognition by Oudeweetering - Mastering Chess Strategy by Hellsten 4) Which openings are good for a beginner chess player? - Classic opening, where pikes are fighting for center position - White: 1.е4 - Ruy Lopez - Black: on 1.е4 e5 - the Spanish game, on 1. d4 d5 - Queen’s Gambit refused. 5) Which is the most trending opening today? Berlin opening, Catalan Opening, Grunfeld Defense, Petroff Defense... 6) Bishop or horse? You can’t say for sure that, one is better than other, in reality it depends on your position. 7) Where should I focus my attention mostly? Opening, middle game or end game? If you are beginner you really need to pay attention to mixture of main techniques and strategies, you need to understand how games end, professionals usually tend to look for interesting plans and news about openings and middle games, for intermediate gamers I would say go for all steps of the game, pay attention to all three steps of the game and focus all of your attention on weak spots. 8) What are the most important characteristics for achieving success in the chess? Chess requires from player good memory, ability to recognize various templates in no time, precise strategic thinking, passion for the game and ability to handle stressful situations. Background music: Chillstep | Sappheiros - Escape (Remake)