Chess Openings: Learn to Play the London System Trap that Even Most Grandmaster’s Don’t Know!
The London System is a top tier chess opening for white that has been played often at the Grandmaster level. The London Opening is easy to learn but is hard to play against. Nearly all lines and variations that black can play against the London System don’t change how white proceeds. This means that by playing the London, you don’t need to memorize tons of chess opening theory, but simply have a good understanding of the positions that arise. That being said, there are some traps that the London Opening player can use, one of them we explain in this video. The Tarrasch Defense is one of the most commonly used variations for black against d4. However, against the London, this can help the London System player win games fast. There is a dangerous chess opening trap in which white is clearly winning at move 13. Interestingly, the position the trap starts with has been seen 62 times in professional chess, but the trap has rarely been used. Not many people know about this secret opening trap which is part of what makes it so dangerous. If you want to improve at chess quickly and win games fast, the London System might be for you! The London is not an opening where we risk anything, but we can still find ways to win games quickly. The London System is a good chess opening for beginners because it shows how to play chess and serves as a chess opening guide for how the game should be played. And in the midst of the good chess opening strategy, there are plenty of tricks and traps that can help you win games fast! We hope you enjoy learning this secret chess opening trap of the London System!
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