WINNING Attacking PLAN in the Italian Game for White

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In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov shares with you the winning attacking plan for White in the Italian Game which happens after the opening moves: 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4. And Black usually responds with 3...Bc5 which is the Giuoco Piano or with 3...Nf6 which is the Two Knights Defense.

Both these main variations lead to similar positions and the position after 4.d3 is one of the most common positions. And that's the position where a lot of the amateur and club players make common errors or play very simple moves and lose the game eventually.

However, in this video you will learn the winning attacking plan for White in the Italian Game. GM Igor Smirnov will show you how to execute this aggressive attack against many variations and setups of Black. One of these examples include the game played by the former world champion Garry Kasparov!

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00:00 Winning Attacking Plan in Italian Game
01:01 Eg-1: Garry Kasparov's winning plan in Italian Game
03:50 White's attacking plan revealed!
06:17 Bringing more pieces into the attack
08:29 Eg-2: If Black counterattacks in the center
11:54 Unstoppable kingside attacking plan
14:04 Eg-3: If Black doesn't play Bg4
17:11 Eg-4: If Black plays Bg4 after White castles

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All Comments (21)
  • @dhagos
    Been playing this for about 6 months. Under 1400 almost everyone goes for pinning the knight. Such a powerful opening. Thanks for covering it.
  • @shreyanshsingh4964
    I've played Italian 800ish times , never knew it could be this Attacking and SOO MUCH FUN , THANKS AGAIN
  • @BatmanthePoet
    At my level (1000-1100) pawn to h3 often ends up with capturing the knight on f3 and recapturing the bishop w the g pawn or the queen. Rarely does the bishop retreat. I'm curious to see the theory after that exchange
  • @m42orion12
    Going to play e4 for 2023,have many new books from amazon on opening strategy,middle and end game.And a few chessable courses.But your videos are ALWAYS just as important,brilliant channel.Many many thanks...
  • @nagee76
    GM Igor, tomorrow September 5th is celebrated as Teachers Day in India in memory of one of our former Presidents Dr.S.Radhakrishnan who was a teacher himself before becoming President The hallmarks of a great teacher are breadth and depth of knowledge, ability to make students think and of course endless patience. People coming back to your channel have seen all of these qualities. Thank you and Happy Teachers Day !
  • @GMIgorSmirnov
    ► Chapters 00:00 Winning Attacking Plan in Italian Game 01:01 Eg-1: Garry Kasparov's winning plan in Italian Game 03:50 White's attacking plan revealed! 06:17 Bringing more pieces into the attack 08:29 Eg-2: If Black counterattacks in the center 11:54 Unstoppable kingside attacking plan 14:04 Eg-3: If Black doesn't play Bg4 17:11 Eg-4: If Black plays Bg4 after White castles
  • @dangelvette2519
    Thank you very much for this my friend this is absolutely excellent I get lost playing the Italian game sometime! I can't wait to try the setup thank you again
  • @johanqin
    Thank you, this was very informative. I appreciate you taking the time to create it and share your knowledge with us.
  • @thebrenn882
    When Igor posts, instant LIKE ! :D keep it up man.
  • @eagleeyes5583
    It really works 😁 Thanks a bunch for the awesome videos
  • @rfgaming6857
    i’ve been playing chess for 1 year now. the part i’ve struggled the most in is the middle game and the position that you showed is a very common position i get. thank you very much
  • @yaboireflex
    I'm intermediate crossing I to the advanced side of chess around 1500 elo this video evolved my Italian game and your other videos also helped me with some new ideas and thank you for that u have been very helpful.
  • @a.d.266
    This kind of videos, plans in every opening, are awesome. Very instructive. Thx.
  • @chaselong9
    This is awesome!! I’ve been playing chess for about a week now since Xmas break started and my biggest flaw is being able to set this up perfectly and screw up the end game failing to checkmate 😂😂 yes I’m bad, yes this video helps. Thanks