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Upon watching Kaspachess video,I immediately tried it in 5+0 Blitz game in lichess where I won playing White Me vs Anonymous A00 Hungarian Opening 1.g3 e5 2.f4 exf4 3.d4 fxg3 4.hxg3 Nf6 5.Bg2 d5 6.Bg5 Bd6 7.Qd3 0-0 8.Bxf6 Qxf6 9.Qxh7# 1-0
Definitely gonna give it a shot as the actual modern gambit was a success. Also thanks for clarifying ths Bf4 line, really struggled after that in some games. Much love Kaspa, you're the best ❤
Hi Kaspa. I have a suggestion or really it's a request. My games are almost always against players who are going to start the game off with the opening they had in mind no matter what I do. This has happened in particular with this new gambit series you have presented. Could you please show videos that feature this type of game? For example, in this video here, what happens if black starts with the sicilian or caro kan or if they finachetto either of their bishops or even both of their bishops after starting off with either d5 or e5 etc. If the opponent is playing as white, could you please show what happens if the opponent starts with the london or queen's gambit. I have even had very many players start with e4 followed by Knight to f3. Thank you very much.
If you you are playing White and your opponent plays an offbeat defense such as b6, c6, g6, or even c5, I recommended to transpose into the Kings Indian Attack. If you are playing black and your opponent plays an offbeat opening, go for the Kings Indian Defense, for the time being. The idea is to always get back to normal chess once your opponent plays an offbeat opening. Your achievement was that you made them play passively.
@@kaspachessofficial Thank you very much. What if they don't play offbeat openings but play the sicilian and caro kan or the london or the queen's gambit and more common openings like that. My most common experience is that they are not reacting any differently to this opening but just doing the same thing they were going to do anyway.
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You should call it the Kaspa elbow attack
Upon watching Kaspachess video,I immediately tried it in 5+0 Blitz game in lichess where I won playing White
Me vs Anonymous
A00 Hungarian Opening
1.g3 e5 2.f4 exf4 3.d4 fxg3 4.hxg3 Nf6 5.Bg2 d5 6.Bg5 Bd6 7.Qd3 0-0 8.Bxf6 Qxf6
9.Qxh7# 1-0
Wow that's amazing 🤩. Keep it up
You said it all
Great stuff!
Thank you
U re welcome
Definitely gonna give it a shot as the actual modern gambit was a success. Also thanks for clarifying ths Bf4 line, really struggled after that in some games. Much love Kaspa, you're the best ❤
Thank you
Hi Kaspa, pls ignore my end game 😅.... But help me figure out the best moves in your opinion in the opening and middle game in the decline variation
@@anticsebastian8408 Well noted
After simplifying things (Bx Nf6) Its a bit unclear for me after Bg3+... Thanks for the vid!
Whar about if Bf5 first instead of Nf6
Hi Kaspa. I have a suggestion or really it's a request. My games are almost always against players who are going to start the game off with the opening they had in mind no matter what I do. This has happened in particular with this new gambit series you have presented.
Could you please show videos that feature this type of game? For example, in this video here, what happens if black starts with the sicilian or caro kan or if they finachetto either of their bishops or even both of their bishops after starting off with either d5 or e5 etc.
If the opponent is playing as white, could you please show what happens if the opponent starts with the london or queen's gambit. I have even had very many players start with e4 followed by Knight to f3.
Thank you very much.
If you you are playing White and your opponent plays an offbeat defense such as b6, c6, g6, or even c5, I recommended to transpose into the Kings Indian Attack.
If you are playing black and your opponent plays an offbeat opening, go for the Kings Indian Defense, for the time being.
The idea is to always get back to normal chess once your opponent plays an offbeat opening. Your achievement was that you made them play passively.
@@kaspachessofficial Thank you very much. What if they don't play offbeat openings but play the sicilian and caro kan or the london or the queen's gambit and more common openings like that. My most common experience is that they are not reacting any differently to this opening but just doing the same thing they were going to do anyway.
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Black will position his queen on f6 and his knight on c6 and its over for white?😊
What is your good name sir