Stumbled on the channel and rly enjoy the content. Comment 4 the algo

Great video, ive tried to get into chess a lot of times but it never went great, but with the help from this short educational and funny video i have started to learn some of the base chess and i learned more from this then watching a 30-40 min video about openings i wont even remember, sorry about my grammar but huge thanks man!

Liked just for that “no one can help you”

Just tried the opening and got 2 great moves!

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I was dissapointed when i didn't get to use my intercontinental ballistic missile and instead had to play chess

blunders the king at 5:00

why is this so hype

Does this work with black?

Looked like something that would be used in Chess 3, the famous game invented by Distractible

are there gambits where the opponent doesnt needs super specific moves?

What if dont take any pawn and just protect with d3 ?

Bishop: "I have a family." Wait, that's illegal.

i discovered this gambit early on in my chess life by mistake. my brother was an amazing player, but for some reason he couldnt function as well without queens on board, so it became a personal favorite

respect

Where's BONKCLOUD

tried it, got smashed everytime cos no idea what to do once the initial moves are set up.. I prefer my normal openings lol and a lot of people online give the london a bad rep saying its kinda wimpy and playing safe not real chess as its all just 'programmed' moves

Would be better if Einstein make a rookie mistake and then Oppenheimer send in the ICBM tactics (Tennison Gambit)

just tried this, i butchered the opening but i still ended up beating the other dude

I dont even play chess. What am i doing here

Played chess a lot back in middle/high school, amateur of course. But I always had fun, and this was my literal go-to move! Worked beautifully a few times for me.

what about f7-f5 for black solidifying the center after the fianchetto g pawn move? what is the optimal response to it?

Ohh. Cool. So far i won my matches by poiting a gun at my opponent, but this looks good too

Is there a way to do something similar as black?

Really good video helped me a lot

ur just too good .. thx for making this channel for us ...

my elo increase up to 766 after watch this video ..

Amazing guide, just started relearning chess recently.

Daba chess gambit is better than London

Why is everyone commenting this sentence 😂😂

I know how to play chess now

Not stronger than daba chess gambit will win vs queen gambit better than London also

Queen's Jamaican when?

After you told me not to blunder, I finally sacrificed my queen for a queen + knight + bishop and my mother in law got jailed on the same day. Oh what a glorious guide. Thank you ChessPage1 for helping me jail my stepsister.

If you’ve never tried it, consider using the Moe Gambit. When you feel like the game is not going well, you poke the other player in the eyes. If you just use your fingers, it’s unlikely to cause permanent damage. But your opponent will likely get angry, and not want to play anymore, giving you the victory by forfeit.

Erm actually it's called the tennison gambit 🤓☝

Why is everyone commenting this sentence?

The "don't blunder" worked so good, i went without a loss for 30 games straight in rapid. Some draw and most i won. Thanks chesspage1! Keep up the good work!❤

So don't fuck up, Great.

nice , u r really very helpful to understand the attacking system: India

I just tried out the Caro Kann for the first time And 4:55 is what they did

Great vid

5:38 so is subscribe the wrong answer two times !??¿¿¿

Very nice, thanks!