Beat Strong Players in 8 Moves With The Tennison Gambit Pt 1

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This is the first and theoretical part of a two-part video series on the Tennison Gambit, which you can employ to play against players rated 0 to 2300.
Click on the link above to watch the second part of this video where I played some random chess players on Lichess to demonstrate how powerful this gambit is.
The Tennison Gambit, named after Otto Mandrup Tennison, is a chess opening in which White gambits a pawn. The ECO code is A06, and the opening moves begin with either the Zukertort Opening: 1. Nf3 d5 2. e4 or the Scandinavian Defense: 1. e4 d5 2. Nf3.
It is such an under-appreciated gambit, yet it is strong enough to defeat even some advanced chess players, particularly in Blitz and Rapid chess.
Study Analysis: lichess.org/study/8WwNlEY4
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Hi Gambit name please

[@kaspachessofficial]

@@DTSTalks Tennison Gambit

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[@rajeeev14]

What if black refuses to capture pawn at e4 and instead plays pawn to f6 followed by e5

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[@NapoleonGARDENINGTV]

It is also a good idea that you are using lichess analysis and data base.

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[@battmasterson4106]

White just develops his queen, then the whole gambit becomes chaos.

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[@frankogbes33]

When is part 2 coming out?

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Already in the description: ua-cam.com/video/gFyxBPquz_Y/v-deo.html

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[@davidgeorge6253]

at 2:11 you're not really attacking the e4 pawn as your d3 pawn is somewhat pinned as you lose castling rights after QxQ. So next move by black usually won't be exd, but rather h6, right? can you address line ?

[@sisir22]

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[@walterbrownstone8017]

At the point you left off 3:23 you can easily lose your own queen in a couple of moves.

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[@NapoleonGARDENINGTV]

But the second time and third time against them, they have prepared a lot and they have something to refute it. At least I beat them once or twice before they beat me. I'm 1740 plus...

[@NapoleonGARDENINGTV]

I have used it a lot! Yes I beat even 2200 and 2300 plus.

[@tobias4411]

The "hope" gambit is flawed and only works in bullet/blitz I guess. Players above 1700 should see the two correct moves after the Ng5 move.

[@NapoleonGARDENINGTV]

@@tobias4411 Yes, you cant fool them the second time around.

[@Shalom589]

At 7:00 min you say "He may find the solution" what thats mean ? Knight to f 6 ?
Tnk u.

[@kaspachessofficial]

Black can easily play Bd7, followed by Nc6 which proves to be a savior in that position. He will be fast and ahead in development.

[@matthewfreitag1781]

Don't play the Tennison gambit against 2200s

[@jameshouzvicka6631]

Reversed England gambit

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[@stanrabbo1264]

Yeah but you lose a bishop + knight for there queen..

[@Scotty__]

Yes so true!! So the loss of 2 minor pieces for the QUEEN 🤔 I’d say very profitable

[@rajeeev14]

What if black refuses to take pawn at e4 and instead plays f6

[@KeenenBlockson]

Never play f6 -Ben Finegold