17 Million Chess Players Made This Opening Mistake!
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 Published On Jan 31, 2024

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In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov shares the most common chess opening mistake after 1.e4. It occurs in the Three Knights Opening, arising from the moves: 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Nc3.

A staggering 17 million chess players have played 3...Bc5 as Black, making it the most prevalent chess opening mistake in this position. Unfortunately, only 10% of the players, playing with the White pieces, knew the right way to punish this mistake.

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00:00 Most Common Chess Opening Mistake After 1.e4
00:49 5 Big Advantages for White
01:57 Beware of this TRAP!
03:44 Exploiting the dark square weakness
04:35 Black's best response
07:11 Stockfish recommendation for Black
09:51 If Black plays 3...Nf6 instead of 3...Bc5
11:55 Puzzle of the Day

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