This is a trap in my primary opening, the Veresov. I will show how, after 1.d4 Nf6 2.Nc3 e6 3.e4, to punish the inaccurate 3…Bb4?! This video is about the tactical – but bad for Black – continuation 5.Qg4 Nxc3. A brief discussion of the related Pin Variation of the Sicilian is also included.

This is the official video for “Opening Ceremony aka The Arbiter” from the musical Chess – written by Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson and Tim Rice.

and what is your favourite opening for black

The Alekhine Defense is a hypermodern defense against the e4 opening from white. Black looks to allow white to overextend his pawns in the center and then looks to counter by taking back control of the center using his minor pieces www.thechesswebsite.com Chess Software used in the video can be found at http and www.chessok.com

i’ve heard of fibonacci chess but is there a fibonacci opening in regular chess?? they quoted it in the West Wing S03E13

We continue in part 2 of the French Defense to see in depth analysis of the finer points that black should concentrate on when playing this defense and how to look for weaknesses in white’s attack. Be sure that you watched Part 1 first. Visit www.thechesswebsite.com for my great analysis and daily puzzles and famous games.

Name of the following chess opening?
1.e4e5
2.c3d6
3.d4

I have been using this opening with good results. However, I don’t know what’s its name in order to study its variants.

Thanks in advance.

The infamous Fishing Pole opening from the book “How to Play Chess like an Animal” by Anthea Carson and Life Master Brian Wall.

Which players, by Paul Morphy for example, were good in mentioned three areas; centre fighting, open and dynamic games.

Does positional play mean less dynamic?

Thanks for answers!
which one gives fastest developing?