Win in 5 Moves With This Deadly TRAP for White After 1.e4

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Today I’m sharing with you a deadly trap to win in just 5 moves against the Caro-Kann Defense. This trappiest variation occurs in the Bohemian Attack which happens after 1.e4 c6 2.Ne2. This trap has an amazing win rate of 85% and the average rating of players who fell for this trap is 1900! Below, you can find the traps shown in the video: 
Win in 5 Moves With This Deadly TRAP for White After 1.e4
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