Carlsen Teaches How to Play the Highest Win Rate Opening Against 1.d4

Published 2024-04-24
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In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov shares a simple yet aggressive chess opening for Black against 1.d4: the Benko Gambit, which arises after 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 c5 3.d5 b5.

This opening is particularly easy for beginners to learn, as it involves the same setup, opening moves, and general middlegame plan across different variations.

You'll also discover how a 16-year-old Magnus Carlsen employed the Benko Gambit to defeat a 2500-rated opponent.

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00:00 Aggressive Chess Opening For Black Against 1.d4
00:25 Benoni Defense: Weenink Variation
01:15 Benko Gambit, Highest Win Rate For Black
04:05 Common Middlegame Plans For Black
06:49 Powerful Knight on e5
09:04 Magnus Carlsen shows all common ideas
14:26 A very deep sacrifice by Magnus Carlsen
16:05 The final blow!

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All Comments (21)
  • @ZDTF
    IGOR NATION WON'T LOSE TO D4 ANYMORE🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥
  • @GMIgorSmirnov
    ► Chapters 00:00 Aggressive Chess Opening For Black Against 1.d4 00:25 Benoni Defense: Weenink Variation 01:15 Benko Gambit, Highest Win Rate For Black 04:05 Common Middlegame Plans For Black 06:49 Powerful Knight on e5 09:04 Magnus Carlsen shows all common ideas 14:26 A very deep sacrifice by Magnus Carlsen 16:05 The final blow!
  • @Palimoe90
    Igor thank you for your hard work. You’re my favorite coach. Please make a video on the Benoni
  • Hi Igor, Can you make a video on the Reti gambit and The Semi-Slav. Thank you
  • Imma tell you guys. Old Benoni with immediate c5 is better because you don't need to learn trompowsky or anti-londons yet you still have the same traps. You can have pleasant position OR go to the benko gambit OR blumenfeld countergambit
  • Thanks for another great video Igor! You seem like the nicest and humble man around, wish you all the best my freind🙂
  • @Axanpaxan
    Nice video no one will ever play d4 again after they see this video
  • @yzfool6639
    a2-a4 is the Benko killer, creating a dangerous passed pawn and preserving Nc3 or Be2 to b5 options.
  • @Siderite
    15:55 Re2 is the best move according to SF. In fact, the only move to not lose. Give back the material to escape death.
  • @JeffMoche
    I was going to say that this is the Benko gambit, but then you mention it.
  • @ReflectionOcean
    By YouSum Live 00:00:00 Aggressive opening for black against Queen's Pawn. 00:00:29 Magnus Carlsen's successful opening against Johansson. 00:01:22 Sacrifice pawn for strategic advantage in B Gambit. 00:02:09 Consistent, user-friendly opening with long-term pressure. 00:03:50 Utilizing strategic pawn sacrifices for positional dominance. 00:04:18 Transitioning from opening to middle game with standard moves. 00:05:25 Infilitrating opponent's territory for effective middle game play. 00:06:11 Exploiting opponent's weaknesses with centralized knight placement. 00:10:32 Gradual attack transition to maintain pressure on opponent. 00:14:46 Refuting opponent's aggressive plan with deep piece sacrifice. 00:16:19 Overwhelming opponent with multiple threats for a winning position. 00:17:13 Carlson's strategic brilliance over deep moves. 00:17:19 The beauty of the Bango Gambit. 00:17:26 Punishing common openings with unusual tactics. 00:17:37 Elevating positional understanding with Master Class. By YouSum Live