Discover aggressive chess and classic f7 attacks when Black plays ...Nf6 early!
The Two Knights Defense happens when Black brings both knights out quickly instead of developing the bishop first:
The Two Knights Defense can quickly lead to wild games—especially if you know cool moves like the Fried Liver Attack!
If Black brings both knights out and attacks your pawn on e4, it’s your chance to play the super-famous Fried Liver Attack!
Just remember: After the moves e4, Nf3, Bc4, Nf6, Ng5 you can jump your knight and team up with your bishop to attack Black’s weak f7 square.
Curious?
The Fried Liver Attack is an awesome way to try for a super-fast win if Black isn’t careful.
Go to the Fried Liver Attack tutorial next to learn the exact moves, traps, and how to checkmate!
Which square does White’s bishop target in the Two Knights Defense?
What move leads to the Fried Liver Attack?
What’s the danger after Black plays ...Nf6 and White plays Ng5?