i won 😎 thanks

i had an interesting game with this… after pawn takes e3, the white queen checks with a4… and it was kinda the place where i lost my advantage…. but later, the white king got checked more than once, and he resigned….

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❤ I I lost a chess game so I'm here to watch your video

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Just because it's name is Indian I'm watching this

I’ve watched this 150 times but still cant’t do it in the game

The Albin counter gambit is all I ever play with black against the queen's gambit

Kevin my man 😎. I've been looking for this channel to recommend to a friend. Last I watched your videos was when I was beginning chess about 12 years ago 😅. Your videos helped me quite a lot. Was 1600 then I'm 2400+ now (lichess rating).

Try doing this video again but you are not allowed to say "from here". :>)

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Fishing pole trap is the best trap

Very well explained! Thank you sir.

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I already knew all of those traps

Fantastic analysis and explanation, didn't go too much into potential variations and just explained what actually happened and why they played a certain move over another. 100!

Bro i just lost 20 dollars because i told my boss i would win and i stalemated

I've fallen for this trap so many times!! Glad I watched this video. :D

Bro can you go more moves in than 1? 😂

Damn! You people are funny😭

Nice

need to do the black demar gambit that's the opening i play

After white plays Nc3 black should play Nb4 and when white attacks the queen with the rook with will win blacks queen by Nxc2

Lost 60 Elo learning this opening but getting the themes down helped me climb 200 points to 1600! Thanks dude.

5:24 Bg4?

Earlier videos I think showed the moves and options. I wish, I wish....

Thanks! Start here 1:53

Black should have won the game

The easy thing to remember is when playing black when white pulls this is don't take back but develop. You get a tempo up for a pawn and the game remains even.

Good chess video

You know number 6 are a stalemate

Study this how?

Cool iceberg dawgz

i think White's life would be much easier if he did not try to hold on the pawn he won at the beginning.

At 16:31, could Ficsher have dropped his rook to D2

For the danish gambit, after you play bc4, what if instead of taking ur pawn they play bishop b4? Then after they can push the pawn forward and reveal check the king. Happened to me and I got screwed. I saw the reveal check coming but not much options anyway

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Is there a reason you go e3 instead of e4?

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actually after 1.e4 d6 2.d4 Nf6 3.Nc3 g6 4.Bf4 black should generally go c6 anticipating Qd2 and an attack on the kingside removing black's dark squared bishop followed by a king side pawnstorm aided by white castling queenside. the way black generally deals with this (which is called the 150 attack) is to abandon his ambitions for castling king side and go c6 b5 and either a5 or Qa5 this leads to a queen side attack which white is not situated to deal with while simultaneously allowing white to castle long which would make white's attack be aimed at nothing. dont get me wrong thats not arefuation of the 150 attack but i am just saying that a player that knows theory will not fianceto his bishop after white's Bf4

I respect Spassky for being creative … Fischer Pre arrangement degen

Dude... you've had the same $10 microphone for 15 years now. It's time to retire it and get a proper microphone with a popfilter.

I wish I could hear the video

For a video of this gambit you didn't say what happens if white takes the damn gambit pawn on move 2 on F5 😂 its what stockfish

Stupid tactic 😆

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E4 e5 Nc6 f5 d4

at 12:16, isn't b5 devastating with the pawn fork? or does this lose too much time?

Im reting all over the place after watching this

Same position either way