Dirty chess tricks 3 (Tennison Gambit)
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This is a good strategy, but at 3:20 a more effective strategy is to launch a RT-2PM2 Topol-M cold-launched, three-stage, solid-propellant, silo-based intercontinental ballistic missile to attack blacks remaining pieces.
Are you high or something? I have no idea what you wrote in that comment
@@simonhakansson9300 Look up "ICBM Gambit". Its a video made by a channel known as "Bosnian Ape Society"
Maybe he is a beginner and only has an anti tank missile
You could have used RT-2PM2 Topol-M ICBM missile man
This mistake of not having icbm weaponry is common among chess beginner
A more beginner friendly play is to use a tank guided missile.
Yea but make sure your opponent doesnt launch there rt-2pm2 topol-m cold launched three stage solid propellant silo based intercontinental ballistic missile first
But if you’re a beginner you can just use and anti tank guided missile
I clicked on the video just to find a comment about that.
I tried this but he was tricking me with a more effective trick and an icbm strike my house
Overall it was a fun game
Ahhh, the classic ICBM move. Should have invested in interceptors to counter such a move. Beginner mistakes!
If you're a fan of this gambit, a great alternative way to start this gambit is to perform Nf3 as the opening move. This invites the move d5 from black, which enables you to play e4, thus setting up the gambit. The nice aspect about the 1. Nf3 d5 2. e4 opening is that it doesn't require your opponent to play the Scandinavian.
alexc773
ButNf6 just makes it a boring english opening..
You are a genius xD
This is how I play the Tennison (as a transposition from the Reti). I love it, blacks moves are basically forced, I get a rapid king side development while black develops in a meaningless way.
Only if he's foolish enough to try hold on to the pawn. e5 in response to Ng5 (giving back the pawn on e4) defuses all the tricks and gives the initiative to black.
Wait....why didnt you use an anti tank guided missile
Because those are better suited for beginners.
The REAL question is why he didn't use an intercontinental ballistic missile.
ATGM? we are already developing kinetic bombardment satellites. now if you'll excuse me, i have to sign that delivery of an aircraft carrier. provides strategic flexibility, and yes i have a sturdy escort group....
TOPOL -M
He could of used a weaponized shopping trolly instead
chess noob
Inaccurate, there is no Intercontinental Ballistic Missile
You mean a RT-2PM2 topol-m cold-launched three-stage solid-propellant silo-based intercontinental ballistic missile?
@@firstnamelastname5161 Exactly.
"You must take your opponent into a deep dark forest where 2+2=5, and the path leading out is only wide enough for one."
- Mikhail Tal
The Tennison Gambit is a welcome addition to the arsenal
I think what you're doing is amazing. You bring such enthusiasm and personality to what can, at times, be a dull or even maddening game.. just because chess is "monotonous" in nature doesn't mean chess videos can't be full of color! Thank you!!
And by the way I'm getting better at spotting the tricky moves before you reveal the answer. The suggestion to pause the video is always a fun challenge ;)
I saw and practiced this trick yesterday. Today, I got an opportunity to play the same. I could not believe my eyes that my opponent was playing the exact same moves as Black in video. Captured the queen so swiftly ;-)
Thank you SO much for sharing this!!!
Thank you so very much.When ever I played my son and he was black he would always respond that way and I always tried to control the center and fight for the pawn and he would always.beat me with that opening.I hated it because I was the stronger player but could not figure out a counter .Thank you so much and as some one already said ,you are a great teacher! Thanks again!
My favourite trap with the Tennison Gambit: 1.e4 d5 2.Nf3(Made as a premove in blitz/bullet games) dxe4 3.Ng5 Nf6 4.Nc3 Bf5 5.Qe2 Qd4(Holding the pawn as far as possible) 6.Qb5+ Qd7 7.Qxb7 Qc6 8.Bb5 Bd7 9.Bxc6 Bxc6 10.Qc8# 1-0 ;-)
I managed to find it myself, without help from engines/databases.
P.S: However, I'm having some problems with the 3...f5 line as White.
it's past midnight
i haven't played chess in a year
what am i doing here?
how did i get here?
omfg literally SAME 4 me rn
Thanks to Google dude
What am I doing here?
Ans - you're watching a chess video
How did I get here?
Ans - UA-cam
May be you wanted something dirty lmao
Lmao samedt
yo man i got passed your accent and as i watched this video I recognize the amount of creativity behind all of the moves that you mention. This is splendid! good job.
I didn't even have to get past his accent. What's with that?
***** Hmm yeah, good point. I might have had the same issue with someone else. Thanks, I like to have a new way of looking at things. :)
qtarleton In my world anyone who treats people that way or talks about people that way is just the same as the people they're belittling...
+Arthur cory kent is
sonicj polygon First, of all no one asked you. Second of all, hardly...
This video in a nutshell:
*"so as you can see you have exactly fallen right into my trap"*
Hi GJ_Chess!
Thanks for your lovely videos!
I tried the first trick in this video with great success even in long games!
But there was one interesting situation:
After
1, e4 d5
2,Nf3 dxe4
3, Ng5 Nf6
4, d3 exd3
5, Bxd3 h7
6, Nxf7 Qd5?!
I first thought: Oh, he knew about and now strikes back.
But after
7, NxRh8 Qxg2
8, Bg6+
my opponent realized "to his horror" ;-) , that he lost Rook and Queen
;-)
and resigned...
love the tricks,
i'm beginning to play chess again. this is quality stuff :)
I like the way this guy thinks. I play aggressive and these dirty tricks are now added to my game. Thanks.
This chess trick was so dirty that I switched over to porn when my parents walked in.
...
Lol
Indian porn?
LMAO
Joe Bruin hahaha you. Dirty. My friend. I. Like the. Joke haahahaha😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅🤪🤪🤪
`Your opponent has ample time to defuse it.` Awesome :D
El Kitch I read your comment the exact moment he said that at
@@darkeuropa7 omg same
This is my favorite starting position. Against anyone who are low ranked or just OK in chess, this 9/10 wreck them pretty much at the beginning. Against mediocre ranked players it is still viable and gives you momentum even if they don't fall in any traps. And against high ranked (only played against 2 there) it is still a OK position imo. Most players tend to start with slav defence or king pawn, and this drag them over to a rarely played opening. I mean who plays Scandinavian defence if they don't see a free pawn for it.
Edit: I always start with the Knight, Nf3 not the E pawn because it mostly make people play d5 to grab the control of the center.
I literally clapped at 2:57
Brilliantly done!
Me too
Brilliant, now I will always use the Tennison Gambit to play against Scandinavian Defense!
Lmao that "Once again" at 7:11 is so funny. Great vids GJ!! Love em.
It's a very old trick that only beginners fall for but that laugh at 2:44 makes it gold!
I like the way you say "boom! checkmate!" :D XD
Thank you so much for posting these videos! They are really good stuff. Please keep posting them! I coach chess and have showed them to my students... They have won tournaments by duplicating the moves you have lectured on.
I play online chess and have wrecked several opponents with your traps using Italian-Kaltonwski, Sicilian Dragon, and Center-Counter openings. Here is a modified variation of your Center-Counter Opening that I just used on chess.com. My opponent resigned in 9 moves:
1. e4 d5 2. Nf3 dxe4 3. Ng5 Nf6 4. d3 exd3 5. Bxd3 e6 6. b3 h6 7. Nxf7 Kxf7 8. Bg6+ Ke7 9. Ba3+ Black Resigned
Roberto Bernales rereiki
9:03 Queen could go to B5??
No, then Nd6+ with a discovered attack on the queen.
So you also play chess huh
lmao I just watched one of your vids yesterday
Hello
The worst are when your traps you took so much time developing back fire suddenly. At the same time , setting up a good trap that comes together is so much fun. If only you could see opponents face rather then read there quick comments. Good vid thank you.
Excellent!!! You are a wonderful teacher. Much better than a book.
I found a book on the Tennison Gambit last year and loved the ideas as an alternative to the 1.Nf3= Reti, English, and K.I.A. systems I'd been using for years, with mixed results. The Tennison Gambit actually is somewhat unsound and will only work if you're playing against someone who knows no opening theory in the Center Counter.
After 1.Nf3,d5 2.e4,de 3.Nfg5,Nf6 4.d3(?), ed 5.Bd3, there is no reason to play 5..h6(??). Black is up a pawn and just needs to develop normally.
The line: 1.e4, d5 2.Nf3,de 3.Ng5,f5(?!) 4.Bc4,Nh6 5.d3(!),ed 6.cd(!),e5 7.Qb3,Qe7 8.Nc3,c6 9.0-0... Why not 9...Qb4 (!)? If white trades queens all of the threats are gone and black is two moves behind in development, but so what! If the white queen retreats, that's even worse, since it wastes a tempi. Remember, this is a gambit. The onus is on white to prove his initiative is worth the pawn.
If black plays 3..Qd5 (which I found is actually played the most often) there are, at least 5 ways for white to win!
Then there is 1.Nf3,d5 2. e4,de 3.Ng5,e5(!), 4.Ne4,f5 5.Ng3,Bc5(!); where black returns the pawn and chases the knight. White has a tough time developing, and will either lose a piece, a pawn, or more time. I have only won with white in this line once because I was playing a chump. We can't depend on opponents being chumps!
THINK ABOUT IT...How can a gambit that's been around for over a hundred years be played by virtually no one? Because it's busted!
Oh...and by the way...I gave away the book!
***** www.amazon.com/Tennison-Gambit-1-Nf3-d5-2-e4/dp/094547055X
***** -
at @8.05 in the vid, why not
1. bisshop E3 -> D4 preventing the queen to take the rook
2. queen B2 -> D4 taking the bisshop
3. bisshop D3 -> B5 check
4. you have his queen no matter what he does
Good tactic, Janneman!
However: the Black queen does have one way out: instead of accepting the "poison" bishop, she can instead play Qb4+ and escape.
1-e4 d5, 2-Nf3 dxe4, 3-Ng5 Nf6, 4-d3 h6... Black does h6 instead of 4-... exd3. Now 5-Nxe4 Nxe4, 6-dxe4 Qxd1+ and black has a comfortable game. Any 1100 will automatically do h6. d3 is not the answer, instead 4-Bc4 e6 followed by 5-Nc3. Now we're talking!
1. Nf3 d5 2. e4 is a more succesful opening because d5 is far more likely then
Defence for black: From my experience the play up to 2.30 would be correct for black (if smart) to anticipate an incoming potential fork. The move however from 2.30 would not be black pawn to H6. There is no need to do this as the only immediate threat is to your pawns and not the horse. The correct play from black to move pawn to E5. The white player, would be somewhat surprised if simply following your instructions and realise, that your move still works in part. Knight to F7, forking castle and queen, king naturally takes to save a piece. Bishop to G6 checks king, discover queen. King or pawn takes bishop, in my experience it would be the king. White looks really good, Queen to Queen, with potential to do some damage. Now, Black from this point unleashes the trap, Bishop to B4 check on white king. If you cover the king with your bishop sitting in C3, then black rook takes queen or, if queen falls back bishop takes queen, checks then gets taken itself. The result is, white has lost a knight, bishop and a queen, while black has only lost a bishop and a queen. Black next move would also be to bring out its untouched knight to C6, attack bishop. Black has the advantage and better position from this open. - This is good for beginners, as long as they are playing a beginner, otherwise black, if smart will take advantage of the beginner and white throws away the advantage of being white in the first place.
" white is simply going to snap off the queen." I love it.
Excellent commentary GJ. Your chess videos are outstanding - clear, concise and very educational. Thank you very much!
man i love your channel.
Man your to smart I can't remember everything
SilverDude177
ua-cam.com/video/0YtYL7sAfZ8/v-deo.html if u r weak at endgame watch this
@@GJChess sir make you video and tata steel chess tournament game analysis plz
@@GJChess excuse me but how do i counter the icbm variation of it
I really enjoyed this video. Not just for how clever some of these tricks are, but that at the same time, you prevent your opponent from developing his minor pieces.
"snap up the queen". haha, i like that.
speed it up to 2 and it becomes way more entertaining learning process . Love all these gambits ! Thank you
"the knight is fukin the queen and the ruck"
Lmao i heard that too. I turned on captions just for fun and it actually came out to spell "fucking". I was laughing out loud on that one
Nathan Rakhman 06:56 , only protecting the porn...
TheZahnFactor that was rude
No. He did say forking the queen. You'll find that very often in chess textbooks
That is a fork, where one piece attacks 2 unprotected pieces.
I watch your videos repeatedly and appreciate very much your eye for tactics !!! Really excellent for a duffer like me...Thank You !!!
only on rare occasions does black play d5 against white's e4, it is mostly e5 or sicillian (c5)
I play 1...d5 vs. 1.e4 100% of the time.
I know what you mean though: 1...d5 is maybe the fifth most common response to 1.e4 (after 1.e5, 1.c5, 1.e6, and 1.c6).
But it's worth noting that several top players have played the Scandinavian (aka the Center Counter), including Bent Larsen, David Bronstein, Viswanathan Anand, and the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen.
I have encountered the Tennison Gambit many times in blitz games, and it is a tough opening to deal with. This video is helpful, though it would also be nice to see some Black refutations.
Saint Dufus i know this is two year old post, but black has many good retribution to this after 3. Ng5. And that is to ignore the pawn. Just develop instead and you have taken the Initiative from the white very early. My favorite third move from black is 3.e5. Or 3. Nc6.
Open with zukkertort ... Play 1.Nf3
I quite often find people in blitz games playing the Scandinavian against me. I always take the pawn, and quite often end up winning the queen after they retake with the queen. However, I will definitely try these tricks. Thanks
I love your commentary, man.
I would think that players under 1600 don' t use this opening and if they do often know the traps... But it' s still useful to know them, Great video !
This is fun stuff and well presented! Thank you!
Getting a scandinavian defence after you play e4 is really rare I think, but if you play the reti instead you'll get it a lot more. 1. Nf3 d5 2. e4. If he doesn't go d5 you can just go into an english or queen pawn opening without problems depending on how they respond.
I watched a few of your "dirty chess tricks" and I am surprised! I never thought there were so many options for a fast win in the opening stage of the game. Unfortunately my memory is not too good, so next time I am confronted with a dirty chess trick, it is probably my opponent , who does it not me :-(
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A few of them were very interesting, potentially dangerous in (as you rightly pointed out) blitz or lightning games.
Thanks a lot for the upload.
cheers.
Why can't pawn in front of rooke be moved one place ahead only to make opponent move back his knight
My mind is blown...I thought those would be easy kills on the black side, but it was indeed a surprise. Amazing. I'm going to implement it
thank u sir and it is very good trick and i won many players in the opening
is there any trap against french defence??
plzz may i know it sir
Namaste Gunjanji, You are a very good teacher. Your videos helped my chess tactics with your clear explanations. Thank you, keep uploading more videos...
Ah yes, the memories of launching Intercontinental Ballistic Missile whenever my enemy falls on my trap. Even if I have no more spare ICBM, I always love to sneak up my WWII M4 Sherman loaded with 75 mm M3 round behind my enemy's back. He can say no more man.
Thank you so much great video and strategy.... God bless you for your will to share your great learnt chess tactics...
This gota be my strategy
the scandinavian is good for white trickster i plaid some tricks before but this video gives me good training and alertness
What if the opponent doesn't know how to play chess it would be very fatal for me since Idk what do lol
If he does not know how to do good moves well,it won't work
Thank you very much.Well done.The best regards from the Polish - Slovak border.
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Here a real world example just played by me:
1. e4 d5 2. Nf3 { A06 Zukertort Opening: Tennison Gambit } dxe4 3. Ng5 Qd5 4. d3 exd3 5. Bxd3 Nf6 6. Nc3 Qd8 7. Nxf7 Kxf7 8. Bg6+ hxg6 9. Qxd8 { Black resigns } 1-0
Anyone 2019?
This 2020 where were
thank you. always loved chess, getting back into it.
subscribed .
Meh teaching 'tricks' to juniors is entirely the wrong way to go. Anyone with basic understanding of chess equilibrium would know that something was bound to go wrong even without analysis.
It teaches them tactics.
Garrett you learn tactics through instructional games. a lot of the main opening lines are highly tactical as well but compared to such tricks they don't leave you with an inferior position if the opposition knows the correct response. In other words, tricks detract from sound play. As he rightly points out, this should only be used in blitz games when players don't have much time to think and you can catch them with your preparation.
rusty_frame Totally disagree, ultimately chess is about winning. "Seeing" effective ways to win is inspiring, motivating and teaches a young mind the beauty and devious nature required to do well. I wish when I was younger I had youtube videos like this to learn from, instead I used books with very similar gambits detailed but it just couldnt compete with narrated guides like this. Good work GJ, keep it up.
deloford I'm fond to believe the books were not totally detailed for the sake of making you think about the move
deloford same thing can be said about instructional games suck ss fischer-byrne, except those games don't lead you down the wrong path with flawed tactics. Books in the past obviously couldn't compete for on simple reason - computer analysis. do you seriously think that people nowadays could come up with completely sound annotated games in one day without first checking with a computer?
What should my reply be in this scenario??
1. e4 d5
2. Nf3 dxe4
3. Ng5 Bf5
4 Nc3 Nf6
5. Qe2 Nc6
White to move. if i hit the pawn on e4 with either of my knights, black will play Nd4 threatening queen as well as Nxc2. (black could also quickly play a knight into e4 followed by my knight into e4 and then again threaten Nd4)
Thank you
what if at 6:30 black plays h6?
Nf3 looks natural. You will still be as much ahead in development since h6 is a "non developing" move.
it is white to move if not he will lose the e4 pawn due to the pin of Qh5 Nc3 Ke1
No, last move is dxe4, black is to move.
Might be that something else then dxe4 is preferable... Bd2 maybe, followed by exd3 Bxd3.
White has developed all his light and opened up for castling.
Anyway, Tennison is an unsound gambit by all accounts.
i think we then loses a pawn due to the pin
تعليم شطرنج
Yes, what I describes "loses" a pawn, but it is a gambit after all :P
I love to see this gambit when I play 1....d5. My go to is usually 3...Bf5 and returning the pawn once I've developed. No problems for the non-greedy Black side.
now i know how my friend got beaten with 1100 player
You make my favorite chess videos. Your enthusiasm for the game always gets me excited to play.
GJ, i discover your website a few days ago. Please carry on, it's interesting and we learn a lot. Bravo for what you have done.
Marvelous simple explantion, that's the beauty of this video. Thank you
Scandinavian Defense - first time m hearing it... thanks bro for sharing
You must consider after 1.-e4,d5 2.-Cf3,de4 3.-Cg5,Cf6 4.-d3, Ag4! (4.-...ed3 contributes with white pieces development)
This guy's commentary is gold. Very entertaining! hahaha
Good stuff. Thanks. Just have to try to memorize each approach to each response one by one, otherwise I'll get overwhelmed & not remember any of it!
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1.e4-d5 ,
2.Nf3-d×e4,
3.Ng5-Nf6,
4.d3-h6
What will you do if you play
If 5.N×e4-N×e4
6.d×e4-Q×d1
7.K×d1 if block the whites casling.
What's the best move before 'h6'
Thank you, i have used this gambit with great success
Very helpful by the way made me win a lot of chess matches using this strategy
Excellent material, and ideas, and excellent presentation - Thank You.
Just had a Tennison Gambit game. :D
1.e4 d5
2.Nf3 dxe4
3.Ng5 Nf6
4.d3 exd3
5.Bxd3 Qd5
6.O-O Ng4
7.Bg6 Qe5
8.Bxf7#
These are pretty awesome tricks man!! I tried the first one in rapid chess and took his Queen out. Then won by resignation!! Thanks for the video!!
Good tips, but, and in this case, what would you do with that bishop? I mean, is there a continuation to apply a dirty trick with that last black move?
1. e4 d5 2. Nf3 dxe4 3. Ng5 Nf6 4. Nc3 Bg4
Brilliant video! Enjoyed your commentary too!
At 5:24 as black I would play the knight to c6 to defend from the bishop which leads to a situation where white can take the rook but still foes not have the early checkmate.
Just a suggestion
This is a reverse Budapest gambit trap.
As a Scandinavian player I recommend playing bf5 and then e6 without hanging on to the pawn
3:51 couldnt help but imagine a lonely soldier in armor cryingon the floor, holy thats a lot of preasure for the little guy
Nice work there. I thank you very much. I look forward to my next game.
At 8:05 can you play Bd4. If the oponent takes the bishop white can play Bb5+ ensuring a capture of the black queen on d4. That's only if the opponent doesn't think...
I am a fairly new chess player by knowledge over average by site. You tricked will be very helpful thank you very much
The problem occurs because nobody captures d3 pawn. Instead they bring their bishop to f5 position to defend the black pawn. Thus making black the more dominant in the match.
what a brilliant mind u have sir
highly appreciated for your help
The video is very good! And it was very important that you mentioned to use these kinds of tricks only on weak players. A slightly better player will destroy all your white ideas very easy. That must be clear! It starts on the second move when Black refuses to get the e4-pawn and play c6 instead.
i just start learning chess and man that's some nice genius tricks they work perfectly
at 8.05 you should have played maybe B e d4, if qxBd4 you play B d b5+ and whatever he play you took the queen whith Q x qd4 at 9.07 queen black had the b5 square which authorize Nc4 to d6 check and gaining the queen
Master,please teach us some Bobby Fischer tricks. I love yr explanation, clear and to the point.
The most important thing about this video is explanation about its level and format
This guy's English is so chaotic yet so effective and clear..task failed successfully
Boom. Ha ha (I bet you can hear his voice reading this)
I like this,presenter's exclamatory Baam! and Boom ! coupled with his sarcastic chuckle !