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Learn The Italian Game In 30 Minutes

Alessia Santeramo

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0:00 Intro
0:19 The Fried Liver
4:28 CRUSH The Anti-Fried Liver
6:28 Giuoco Piano
7:52 WIN FAST with The Evans Gambit!!!!
14:36 Giuoco Pianissimo: 1 killer plan
18:51 The Italian with c3 & d3: Magnus Carlsen vs Hikaru Nakamura

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20 Comments

@ecardozo7043 1 year ago (edited)

Yesterday I checked your whole channel looking for an italian tutorial video, and today you upload this... Thanks Alessia, this is the best christmas present <3

@andregardner7185 1 year ago (edited)

A cup of coffee and the Italian game.

I came back 2 weeks ago, and wanted to take a different approach to chess.

I started here.

More videos on the Italian, i will be here. 😊

@StarryNightSky587 1 year ago

Learning Italian Game from an Italian. Makes sense 🤌

@ch.luftsprung 1 year ago

I love this special moment on 06:20, when you explain the checkmate : "Bing, Bum, Bam!" So I started saying "Bing, Bum, Bam!" as well, when I am going to checkmate my opponent.

@alball555 11 months ago

I’ve been crushing with her simple black guide under 1500 and am now scavenging her videos looking for an 1.e4 repertoire lol. I guess it’s this, the Italian. No more colle system for me! ~1300

@tnr6 1 year ago

Best Italian Game lesson on YouTube 👏👏

@lfmacklin1 1 year ago

loved the analysis of the magnus and hikaru game.

@jaspreetsingh4802 1 year ago

been learning a lot from you thank you for that.

@thomasmckewan5014 3 months ago

You're the best. Pretty fast, content rich, and I'll never remember all of that, but entertaining anyway.

@rnielvhinsieans.elpidama6935 1 hour ago

6:38 yeah I'm new to chess but I still push the pawn to d4 I don't like d3

@gasparelampasona1509 3 months ago

Ti sto guardando dalla Polonia 💪🔥 bel canale brava per l'inglese perfetto

@JD__988 1 year ago (edited)

This was a good video.Educational, well explained. No fooling around. I am of course an Italian Game player :)

@nicohermans1029 1 year ago

What better way to learn the italian game by the italian queen herself! Great video!❤

@wskinternational3131 1 year ago

Really good video that clearly explains the Italian Game. Helped clarify several ideas for me.

@toolboxnj 1 year ago

I like the Italian for a couple reasons: quick king side development, attack on the weak pawn, quick casting and it's easy to understand the theory for beginners. Even if you don't execute or threaten the fried liver, your quick, easy development can typically put you at a small advantage early below that 1000 Elo level.