Great video William! Been looking specificy for a sharper line against 1d4 2Nf3 as I generally feel comfortable vs 2.c4/2.Nc3/2.Bf4 stuff. What if they don't play 3.Bf4 though, but instead do a setup like 1d4 2Nf3 3e3, do you have any recommendations vs white's turn 3 alternatives?

The Bird's Opening is basically a reversed Dutch with a tempo up.

Levy is a lame-o

Ye as smg player this a nice alternative, question what is your next move against blk2 nf6 please??

17:12 What if Na3?

Hi william, love your gambits. Few people come up with original ideas like this that actually work. Your openings arn't just gimmicky but practical. Bravo! Do you have a lichess study for this? Could you link it to me. Regards,

What if hthe empassant

EXTREMELY well played - beautiful to watch!!!!!

Loving these lines. I still watch this regularly to refresh my memory with the move order.. thanks for this

Had no idea about this gambit, french defence 1 of the most annoying, can't wait to get this ting rollin

Apparently a lot of people have heard of it. It’s all over KZbin.

19:06 you just take their queen back???

Crazy Great!!! FM Williams

🐄!!!!!!!!! ❤️

I want to see a live game with you playing this against high opponents

Very good. But how play if black plays d6 in 3move

Great content as usual. Hoping this video and few more like this gets your channel some more traction cheers 🍻

58:00 Given your emphasis on the plan of running the king to a7, the move has to stop it somehow.

Amazing!!

"London System, Graif Counterattack"

58:00 im so confident ill only need one guess. It’s gotta be Bb5. Preventing Kc6. And blacks king just blocks all the pieces from defending.

I'm new to your channel and wanted to tell you I really appreciate your content.. Your helping me with being more aggressive on the chess board through your works and I appreciate it. ❤

Hey William, do you do coaching? Would be very interested :D

Thanks again GambitBrother!

Fantastic stuff. The Traxler got me into chess and that eval at the end with the king run is certainly reminiscent of some lines there. You’ve helped me go from hating playing against Londoners to relishing it. Keep it up Gambit Man!

57:50 alright three guesses? O-O-O seems reasonable, lines up with the queen dxe5 seems reasonable, threatens mate, opens the center c4 maybe, try to play c5 to interfere with the plan to move the king to the queenside

This is right up my street, thanks for share

Love your videos! Do you have any fun lines against e4 c5 c4? I love playing the Sicilian but whenever they play a maroczy bind I have my most boring and terrible games.

My guesses for the winning move: O-O-O Bb5 c4

Bb5 is the best move according to the engine, but Nxe4 also looks extremely dangerous for black.

nice vid, I rlly like the deceiver gambit ideas

1 guess: Qh4

This is great stuff william. I am going to watchit several times to learn by heart some of the tricky lines. Thank you sir.

Thanks Will. Great content. I am so happy that I have found you. This is kind of chess I love to watch and even better to play my self. Keep it up. PXV.

My guess is bishop c4

When will you be publishing a Chessable course with this crazy stuff, William?

This is great! Any ideas against d4 Nf6 e3?

OMG I wanted this soo soo soooooooooo much

eric rosen has recently been playing the london with 2.Bf4, it would make great content if you tried the London crusher 9000 against him

My one addition to this video would be that "main line" is just what has been considered best given the current opening through rigorous and respected analysis. Or most commonly believed best line for those lacking analysis. Gambits also have a main line which you can study to ensure that your advantage is capitalised upon and not wasted. Eg the froms gambit where you sacrifice pawns for an engine approved advantage

you do

I started by learning the London amd the Caro Kann , and kept getting dragged into poritional games where my opponents knew the position way better than me. I was always really good at puzzles, but none of the positions in puzzles ever appeared in my games. Nor did any of the tactical opportunities. Chess was really frustrating. I knew that I was better than my results were showing. Then I discoverd gambits. Mostly through this channel and I started winning and even when I wasn't winning, I was at least having fun. If you want to be a serious player learn all the positional stuff and gambits. If you're a mere mortal who plays chess for enjoyment, why wouldn't you learn to blast open the position and create oppportunities and tactics.

Name recommendation for this opening. Budapest Gambit: Graif Variation. 😊🤔😱

I will say one thing for sure - you MUST continue doing gambits!! You are VERY good at it, you love doing it and we all love watching ALL of your videos!! Life would be VERY BORING if every site was about positional chess. I have a suggestion - if you can get to 2000 using your gambits then you can start studying more positional/serious chess.

Thanks, I appreciate this discussion. Some gambits are better than others, and yours seem to be very well thought out. I am wondering if I can apply these OTB even in longer games. I think at my level (about 1400 USCF) I can definitely use them. Will keep you updated.

Can you make a repertoire for black with aggressive and tactical style for tournament I really need that

Wow. How many wpm do you type Will? Lol:)...

Try the Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde approach: for example, against the Queen’s Gambit with 3. Nc3 play the von Henig- Schara Gambit but against 3.Nf3 play the Semi-Tarrasch queen exchange variation for an early endgame

Message to FM Graif: Continue playing gambits! Continue exploring chess theory through practicing gambits, bro..