Chess trick to Win Fast! | Poison Pawn Trap

Learn the the poison pawn chess trap quickly and concisely so you can checkmate your opponent fast! - This video has no distractions, just the technique.

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Moves:
When playing as white do pawn to e4, if you opponent opens with pawn to C5 in the Sicilian Defense, you can get him with this trap. Move your pawn to D4 , black responds with pawn to d6 and you advance your pawn to d5. Black will most likely bring out their queen to a5 for check. Block with your bishop forcing the queen back to b6. Move your knight to c3, setting up the poison pawn on b2. If black falls for the trap and takes the poison pawn then you have him. Move your rook to b1 forcing the queen to a3. Move your knight to b5 forcing the queen to a4. If the queen captures the pawn instead then you can get it with your rook and bishop. So black has their queen on a4 and you move your knight to d6. If black takes your knight you can get his queen with your bishop so black is forced to move his king to d8. Take your knight to f7 forcing the king to c7 (remember the bishop threatens the white squares in getting black’s queen). Take your bishop to f4 for check, black’s only defense is to block it with his pawn. White captures blacks pawn with the en passant rule, putting the king back in check. If black blocks with the bishop then queen takes the bishop for checkmate. Or if black moves their king to c6 then the knight to d8 is checkmate.