I don’t think I have ever played against a Dutch, but I do appreciate this! I’m just curious though (maybe it is super obvious and I am missing it) but what if black moves a center pawn or the King side bishop or knight? I feel like any of these moves could open up an escape and/or provide protection for the King. It seems like the big issue here would just be Rh6. As long as black doesn’t make that move, it feels like they would be ok. Maybe not in the best position, but livable.
The problem is, the people I play are too dumb to even go along with this, they do the most weird plays that throw me off and then next thing I know I blundered my queen
That's why I don't like the Dutch defense. Unless done correctly, most people below 1200 who do the Dutch just end up blundering mate on the weaker side. It already makes the king more vulnerable.
2. Bg6 is called the Hopton attack, and most players do not respond with 3. … h6. In fact, most players respond with 3. … g6, preparing to fianchetto the bishop along the a1-h8 diagonal, which is a much better response. Players play this move about twice as often as 3. …h6.
Vs 400 elo rating 😄
999 comments?lemme fix that
I’m the 1000th comment
The 1000th comment
This is Fools mate, and it's always so disrespectful
What about most players who bring the knight out
ah yes brilliant colored inaccuracy
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stinky d4
I play it and it worked
hope chess
what if the guy takes the e pawn instead of the bishop 🤔
the Kindergarten-mate
Stockfish on bishop g5: !?
But why anyone will push his pawns
What about pg5
For anyone wondering it’s called the Hopton attack. It’s a book move and I noticed that stockfish really likes it against 1. d4 f5.
But ya Black playing e6 after trapping the bishop is dangerous for white.
But what if he push the kings pawn to make space for his king to run?
I don’t think I have ever played against a Dutch, but I do appreciate this! I’m just curious though (maybe it is super obvious and I am missing it) but what if black moves a center pawn or the King side bishop or knight? I feel like any of these moves could open up an escape and/or provide protection for the King. It seems like the big issue here would just be Rh6. As long as black doesn’t make that move, it feels like they would be ok. Maybe not in the best position, but livable.
moral of the story
don't play the Dutch defense
Is !? A blunder a mistake or a brilliant move?
I played the sicilian defense and blundered my beashop best achievement of my life
These are all hope chess moves unfortunately
what if he doesnt take the queen
Step 2: find 1000 elo opponent
bro did an forky forky checky checky mate mate 💀
they can move king pawn
i don’t know one person the plays the dutch. but good to know
Instructions unclear. Opponent did not play specific moves and I lost
Stockfish says its better to go e2
What the hell is a “!?”
i am 17 beginner, is there is someone who can i play with ?
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Luciano is a baby
1. d4 d5
game aborted
Great, now i just need to find someone that plays the dutch
should have played e4 because en passant is forced
Why can't you play Be2?
Lol
The problem is, the people I play are too dumb to even go along with this, they do the most weird plays that throw me off and then next thing I know I blundered my queen
That's why I don't like the Dutch defense. Unless done correctly, most people below 1200 who do the Dutch just end up blundering mate on the weaker side. It already makes the king more vulnerable.
Brilliant cure to an initially blunder move by the bishop.
I like this move
this only work with who don't play chess
I like this video you gave some good pointers 💯
never once thought of the possibility of enemy using queen side bishop or knight onve they were used this trap is useless
I love this but who would play the dutch defense!!
2. Bg6 is called the Hopton attack, and most players do not respond with 3. … h6. In fact, most players respond with 3. … g6, preparing to fianchetto the bishop along the a1-h8 diagonal, which is a much better response. Players play this move about twice as often as 3. …h6.
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