Adventures in the King's Gambit: Part 2 - Chess Openings Explained
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- Опубліковано 9 тра 2016
- Jonathan Schrantz approaches the King's Gambit in the second of three parts. Today, he focuses on the classical King's Gambit Declined and the Falkbeer Countergambit.
2016.05.02
Magnus Carlsen vs Wang Yue, King's Tournament (2010): C36 King's Gambit Accepted, Abbazia defence, modern variation
Rudolf Spielmann vs Siegbert Tarrasch, Maehrisch-Ostrau (1923): C32 King's Gambit Declined, Falkbeer, Tarrasch variation
The Miles Defence (1. e4 e5 2. f4 Nc6 3. Nf3 f5) is another popular way of declining the gambit / confusing everybody. I guess we'll see that one in episodes 6-7?
I watched lots of your video, really liked it. Where the hell you record them, that it's so scary outside that door ? ;)
Anyone else notice how much mannerisms / phrases / emphasis Schrantz has mimmicked from Finegold? Or is it the other way around!? :D
Mentor/Mentee.
Yes.. We want more King's Gambit!!! Please do at least 5 lectures on it! I also like to suggest more Sicilian Najdorf variations such as the Poisoned Pawn variation, Polugaevsky variation and early Bc4 anti Sicilian Lines in Black's point of view! Thanks for all the great content!!
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This videos are really helpful! Thank you
Wow, another one? I definitely feel as though you noticed I kept asking for it Jonathon... :D
"The door is open, it's scary out there."
"No, it isn't, I just came from there."
Yeah, We all should play this opening OTB!
Good lecture!
hey Jon, can you do a vid on the Deutz Gambit?
i like your video and could you answer what happen if white offered kings gambit but black plays sisilian pon
Does somebody know the name of the chess software that he was using in this video?
One common thing in all hia videos "can you close the door". "who opened that door" "who opened all the doors" 😂😂😂.
Btw i enjoyed his analysis
I'm a 1.e4 player and I would like a system to play vs 1.d4. I currently play the Czech Benoni but this was already covered by Ben Finegold. Thanks!
In 27:48 you can play Nc6 because you dont lose Queen because of Re8#
Yes, i saw that too
at 37:27 why not take at C2? What is white's next move if Bishop takes C2?
Why is white already winning at 14:55?
Evans Gambit?;)
What up with opened door lol ?
can anyone give info on black knight to F6 after gambit?
"Relax, I just came from there, it's not scary at all." :)
King's Gambit Rules !!!!!!!!!!!!!
6.30mins move the dark square and the greek gift is on offer?
Can someone recommend me the safest _king gambit accepted_ for the white to play ?
I have been having lot of trouble with it.
It's a gambit, it's not meant to be safe. You just have to study the lines and learn from you mistakes. Sometimes things happen you lose material
The short answer: there are no safe lines. A gambit means you sacrifice (usually a pawn) for the sole purpose of creating an attacking advantage because you have a developping tempo. If you can't convert that advantage into a material advantage over time, then it's most likely you're losing. Gambits are actually not sound openings, because computers and people have found ways to stop the attacks. You probably won't see a King's Gambit or Evan's Gambit in a super GM tournament. Best known refutation of the King's Gambit was offered by Bobby Fischer in 1961. He said that after 1. e4 e5 2. f4 exf4 3. Nf3 d6 it's all over for black. He elaborated on this in 5 more pages.
Halloween gambit, most sound
was here October 2021
Hello, at minute 29:21 why can't black take the pawn with the rock? ... Rxd6
Knight to d5 🙆🏻♂️
Actually if the Nc6 in Magnus Game for white. Rx Re8+ with Advantage.
Can you please "never stop doing the King's Gambit"? It's a great opening for aspiring players and has a very rich history.
I have an opponent who keeps using it against me, and although I'm around 400 points stronger than him (I'm around 1900 USCF), he has got plenty of better/winning positions. He usually prefers options with an early d4.
At 29:22 why black rooks no take d6?
Ne5!
who the hell is Danny Machuka?
Framing everything in the way that its a surprise may seem like it increases the "magic" of the position, but it does not do any good for people starting out chess who should be more interested in the process of understanding, not the amazement of the deus ex best move
tl:dr dont learn sequences of moves because they are the best, learn chess
People starting out to learn chess need to play chess as often as possible with as many different players as possible. The important thing is to learn to love the game for its seemingly infinite possibilities. It never ceases to amaze me how one move can change everything and I've been playing chess for nearly seven decades.😇
falbeer counter gambit come on the opening probably scores worse for black than the accepted gambit.
Yeah, maybe, but it's a way of Taking an initiative as black.
Hey guys its' Falkbeer btw, but RU scary to decline his name until fartbeer??
I'm always afraid my opponent plays the Falkbeer countergambit. It just completely throws me off because they get so much counterplay and you can't make any mistake.
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lulu LOL
[me, having connived and social engineered my way into the commentators seat at the world championship, having stole a bunch of peieces off of board 2 and stuffed them in my bulging pockets] Okay, here's my take, karjakin plays e4. Exclam! Oh no, I'm being assaulted by event security, [being dragged out] FIDE where's my GM title... find gold said i was one...!
wtf u are even talking about???? are u crazy?
2 Straight days of a lecture on an antiquated opening :(
+Shawn Nott An antiquated opening that Magnus Carlsen played against 2700+ players.
Yeah, I'm too good for this opening!
+knight errant by any account with relation to the opening pool, this is an antiquated opening. It's all relative. A 3 part series on it when you only get 1 video a day is just kinda blah. I hope you enjoy the video though
@@redsox2722 the kings gambit is perfecctly fine
why does he even teach? not even a gm. can't u guys have some one else teach? terrible
+Farzy Aqili He is "even" a GM...
He is so not. well. Maybe. If 2000 or 1800 rating earns you the title
+Farzy Aqili Maybe you are right, but he's very well prepared and a good teacher (in my opinion)
drains my energy man...Ben is wat im talking about...but thanks for telling me your opinion bro
...Respect from persia/Iran
i learnt few lines which i don't know ;)