Chess Opening TRICK to Win Fast: Fried Liver Attack: Secret Chess Moves, Ideas, Strategy & Traps

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In this video, I share with you an amazing chess opening trick to win fast. It is a combination of secret chess moves, ideas, tips, strategy & traps to fool your opponent. This trick is called the Fried Liver Attack. It is used when Black plays the Two Knights Defense. These opening moves are based on variations which are commonly seen in many chess games. This trick will develop your understanding of the game and help you to learn the game better. I will show you all the best possible moves that your opponent can play in different positions & how you can respond to those moves. This is a very attacking gambit so in most games you will be able to capture pieces & checkmate your opponent and finish the game early. This opening trick is for white to trap the black pieces. It involves the knight, bishop, queen, rook & pawns. If you can understand the basic chess principles, you won't need to memorise these moves. Just Follow these tips to become a better chess player. The idea behind this video is to play attackingly, capture major pieces, expose the black king in the center and checkmate your opponent. This strategy can be very useful even against expert level players.
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