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We need to take advantage of the pin. QxF7, then QxF7 but it's pin by the bishop, so now there's a back rank check mate with Rook E1 to E8. Not that easy to spot imo.
Q x F7 does not work, there's a trade off of material where the queens come off the board and black's king ends up on F7, so there's no issue with a back rank mate. the winning move is B x G7. it doesn't matter if black recaptures with the queen or the king, he still loses, but he loses more quickly if he recaptures with his queen.
@@douglasscovil3447 No, you're wrong. My line is the right one. Just read thoroughly, there's a PIN from the bishop so the mate is unstoppable after 1: Qxf7, Qxf7 2: Re8# is unstoppable.
@@RotoGluOn Qxf7 actually works because Queen can't block because the pin occurs with the c4 bishop. I thought that Bxg7 works, but my thoughts were wrong.
Sir, as usual, anothet fantastic video from you.. Danish Gambit is my favourite opening. This trap is extremely useful in bullet and blitz. I would be extremely grateful, if you do a detailed video on Danish gambit, covering all the variations. I also request you to do a video on Elephant Gambit for black. 1.er e5 2. Nf3, d5. Thank you sir...
► Chapters 00:00 Chess Opening Trap for Blitz - 2022 00:17 Danish Gambit for White 01:27 Line-1: Black plays Nxe4 04:01 Can you find the winning move? 04:19 Proof: Most players fall for this trap! 05:38 Line-2: Black plays 0-0 07:33 Conclusion: Ideal for Blitz
Qxf7 Qxf7, Re8#> The queen cannot capture because it is pinned. I'm sure this mating pattern has a name but I can't recall it. Perhaps you will name it once I unpause.
Does Smith Morra gambit (e4 C5 d4) work in a similar way due to C5 taking D4 then C3 etc.? Or does blacks E pawn actually pretty good at protecting against this type of assault?
I know this is 7 months old but you are right. In the Danish Gambit it is quite hard for black to negate the power of your development due to the e pawn being gone. However in the Smith-Morra they can blunt the power of your light squared bishop by playing e6.
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Can’t get anyone to accept a gambit anymore. P-K4 P-K4, P-Q4 no one accepts. p-K4 P-QB4 P-Q4 no one accepts. Maybe a dedicated video on lines where people decline gambits?
Nf6 is the worst move. Most players only capture the d and c pawn. It works against opponents who are not so good of unaware. I have the most succes with english and italian. As white...
Gut says Bishop takes G7. if queen recaptures then rook E8 wins blacks queen, if ignored then queen is lost regardless and you have a forcing mate sequence in both cases.
Hmm. Queen G5+ will at least be advantage after exchanges or mate if queen blocks... I remember now, the solution is queen sacrifice on F7. It gets pinned and then mate with rook. Still, I liked that bishop move... it blunders #2, but it doesn't lose the game.
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We need to take advantage of the pin.
QxF7, then QxF7 but it's pin by the bishop, so now there's a back rank check mate with Rook E1 to E8.
Not that easy to spot imo.
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Q x F7 does not work, there's a trade off of material where the queens come off the board and black's king ends up on F7, so there's no issue with a back rank mate. the winning move is B x G7. it doesn't matter if black recaptures with the queen or the king, he still loses, but he loses more quickly if he recaptures with his queen.
@@douglasscovil3447 No, you're wrong.
My line is the right one.
Just read thoroughly, there's a PIN from the bishop so the mate is unstoppable after
1: Qxf7, Qxf7
2: Re8# is unstoppable.
@@RotoGluOn Qxf7 actually works because Queen can't block because the pin occurs with the c4 bishop. I thought that Bxg7 works, but my thoughts were wrong.
Sir, as usual, anothet fantastic video from you.. Danish Gambit is my favourite opening. This trap is extremely useful in bullet and blitz.
I would be extremely grateful, if you do a detailed video on Danish gambit, covering all the variations.
I also request you to do a video on Elephant Gambit for black. 1.er e5 2. Nf3, d5.
Thank you sir...
Qxf7+
Qxf7
Re8 mate because Q is pinned
► Chapters
00:00 Chess Opening Trap for Blitz - 2022
00:17 Danish Gambit for White
01:27 Line-1: Black plays Nxe4
04:01 Can you find the winning move?
04:19 Proof: Most players fall for this trap!
05:38 Line-2: Black plays 0-0
07:33 Conclusion: Ideal for Blitz
4:21 Easy, QxRf7+, QxQf7 and Rf8#. See that puzzle a thousand times.
Qxf7 Qxf7, Re8#> The queen cannot capture because it is pinned. I'm sure this mating pattern has a name but I can't recall it. Perhaps you will name it once I unpause.
I enjoy watching your videos...chess bevome interesting to me now...
In first example, toward the end, What if black pawn goes h7 instead of Nc6? What do you recommend? Thx
Amazing lines, worked amazingly
Great lines, thank you so much.
4:17 qxf7+ qxf7 re8#
Next move Queen takes rook ( f7 )
4:16, Qxf7+
Does Smith Morra gambit (e4 C5 d4) work in a similar way due to C5 taking D4 then C3 etc.? Or does blacks E pawn actually pretty good at protecting against this type of assault?
I know this is 7 months old but you are right. In the Danish Gambit it is quite hard for black to negate the power of your development due to the e pawn being gone. However in the Smith-Morra they can blunt the power of your light squared bishop by playing e6.
How do you defend this
This guy is the best Eric Rosin talks so slowly and loli gags. This guy talks fast shows moves fast and gets me all the info I need fast. I like thi schannel.
1. Qxf7+ Qxf7
2. Re8#
Sir, u r from which country?
Queen takes rook....Q takes Q ....rook backrank mate
Learn chess following your videos thanks from India
QxR ch followed by Re8 ch mate
Can’t get anyone to accept a gambit anymore. P-K4 P-K4, P-Q4 no one accepts. p-K4 P-QB4 P-Q4 no one accepts. Maybe a dedicated video on lines where people decline gambits?
Thanks for the comment. We have a made a note of your suggestion.
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Qxf7+ Qxf7 2.Re8+ mate.
Coolest cat I've seen all month!
Qf7,Qf7,Re8
Q takes Rook check, after Q takes Rook e8 Mate.
I love your ginger cat! Oh And thanks for the chess help. cheers.
Queen f5
4:16 just take the rook, than you get a back rank checkmate!
I meant r to e7
Qxf7, pinning the queen, followed by Re8, I am pretty sure.
Bishop A3 attacking the queen and deflecting the defender?
Ba3 attacking the black queen
Queen g4?
R to. E8
What if they castle queenside
Yes queen takes rook is a win
Someone tell me winning move
Nf6 is the worst move. Most players only capture the d and c pawn.
It works against opponents who are not so good of unaware.
I have the most succes with english and italian. As white...
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QxR
It's about time you lost the Zoot Suit and the tie.
Why most chess video are about starting as white most the time? Everybody must know chess players can't choose to have have white pieces all the time.
Gut says Bishop takes G7. if queen recaptures then rook E8 wins blacks queen, if ignored then queen is lost regardless and you have a forcing mate sequence in both cases.
No, King takes G7 and there's no follow-up
Hmm. Queen G5+ will at least be advantage after exchanges or mate if queen blocks...
I remember now, the solution is queen sacrifice on F7. It gets pinned and then mate with rook. Still, I liked that bishop move... it blunders #2, but it doesn't lose the game.
@@namedperson1436 I also liked the bishop sac
Qf7+ Qf7 Re8#
Qxf7
W B
Qxf7 Qxf7
Re8 #
Thanks a lot Igor, You help,me a lot because I hadn’t find Your solution earlier and was nearly to leave the Danish Gambit! 😊👍♟
Qxf7