Most Aggressive Chess Opening for White After 1.e4

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In this video lesson, you will learn some of the most dangerous and tactical variations from one of the most aggressive chess openings for White after 1.e4 – the Bishop's Opening. This opening arises after White develops their kingside bishop on the second move: 1.e4 e5 2.Bc4.

You’ll discover how to counter Black's most common response, 2...Nf6, with the Stanley Variation, which often transposes into the Vienna Game.

White has two strong options to continue on the fifth move: the aggressive 5.e5, which can be intimidating against lower-rated opponents, and the more solid 5.d4, which is suitable for games against stronger opponents.

Additionally, you’ll learn some clever traps from the Ponziani Gambit in this opening, giving you powerful attacking opportunities to take your opponents by surprise.

Watch the full lesson to master these exciting lines and add deadly weapons to your chess arsenal!

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00:00 Bishop's Opening Chess Traps
00:10 Transposing to Vienna Game, Stanley Variation
00:51 1) White plays 5.e5 (for lower-rated opponents)
02:59 Drawback of 5.e5
03:18 2) White plays 5.d4 (for stronger opponents)
05:16 If Black tries artificial castling
05:50 Most counterattacking chess game ever!
06:00 Bishop's Opening: Ponziani Gambit
08:00 Crazy final moments of the game

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