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I Tested the Vienna Game… It’s Way More Dangerous Than I Thought

Alessia Santeramo

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0:00 Intro
0:30 Game 1 - CHECKMATE IN 14 MOVES!
03:50 Game 2 - 3…Bb4
17:32 Game 3 - 3…d6 95% Accuracy
24:29 Game 4 - 100% ACCURACY
28:20 Game 5 - Why you shouldn’t move the queen out too early…
37:14 Game 6 - Win a piece in 7 moves.
42:25 How To Play The Main Line with 3…d5!

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20 Comments

@AshDan112 9 months ago

ANOTHER ALESSIA VIDEO!!!! YESSS, I wonder if Im the only one rewatching old videos while waiting for new ones. I really love her chess series

@vitahast 9 months ago

100% accuracy. start the procedure

@ThandananiU 6 months ago

Alessia you are a superb chess teacher to those of us whose chess thinking cap is filled with tangled ropes that cannot be untangled easily

@rondegroot1508 9 months ago (edited)

Vienna game is so dangerous opening the f line at the beginning, i love it.

You miss on QE2...........no use playing on

@rafaelnadal796 9 months ago

La migliore professoressa. Sonno spagnolo e capisco il suo inglese very well. Grazie.

@abdelwadoudbouziane1706 5 months ago

you are supposed to play Qe2 after Qe7 to force the knight to move and then you can play Nf3 and d4

@Jdown6 9 months ago

Thank you for another great video! It always makes my day when you put out an opening run. I really appreciate how you explain everything you’re doing without talking over my head. I hope you and your husband have a Merry Christmas!

@williamhenderson2886 9 months ago (edited)

In the first game, 5. Qe2 is the move. In game four, 3. f4 is fine. The Bxg1 is bad for Black. That's why the Vienna is so interesting!

@polkmana 9 months ago

That a3 idea from game 5 pops up in soooo many openings. I get it from time to time from some Jobava lines.

@ben32169 9 months ago

When they pin the pawn with the queen after they accept the gambit, the best move by about one centipawn of evaluation is Qe2, very surprised you didn’t play that in the first game

@enigmaze7489 9 months ago (edited)

In Game 3, after your opponent played 12...Bxb3, 13. axb3, Be7, I was really hoping you'd play 14. Rxa6, Rxa6, 15. Qxb5+, [any move], 16. Qxa6.

I may be wrong in my evaluation of that position, but it seemed like a really fun and aggressive continuation. (Also, forgive my notation if it is incorrect. Still learning notation.)

@Muluvsa 3 months ago

I'm a bit late, but I think at 20:00 you could have sacrificed the bishop with check and when the king takes you check with the knight because their bishop is unprotected and once they move the king you grab the bishop and you're still up a pawn.