4 Best Chess Opening Traps Against The Queen’s Gambit (The Albin + Refutation)

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In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov will share with you how to crush White against the Queen's Gambit 1.d4 d5 2.c4. Instead of accepting the gambit with 2...dxc4 or declining (or defending) the gambit with 2...e6, you can countergambit with the Albin Countergambit by playing 2...e5, which leads to a sharp and dynamic position.
After White accepts the gambit with 3.dxe5, which is the most common reply, Black can play 3...d4 which is the whole essence of Black's plan. It gives some space advantage, restricting the White knight from developing to c3, and works well with the idea of Bb4+, creating some serious threats along the dark squares.
You will learn the practical traps you can use in this opening variation. You will also learn how to refute the Albin Countergambit if you are playing 1.d4 as White.
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► Chapters
00:00 Crush 1.d4 as Black
00:24 Albin Countergambit
00:40 Trap-1: Mate in 7 moves
02:04 Trap-2: Killer line for White
04:10 Evil Laugh, Deadly Pin
04:57 Trap-3: Lasker Trap
07:25 Trap-4: Similar to Lasker Trap
09:10 How to refute Albin as White?
10:17 Refuting sharp, attacking players
11:22 Example game - for White
12:25 Great tactical shot!
13:31 Quiz for you
13:49 Best way to improve at chess instantly
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► Chapters 00:00 Crush 1.d4 as Black 00:24 Albin Countergambit 00:40 Trap-1: Mate in 7 moves 02:04 Trap-2: Killer line for White 04:10 Evil Laugh, Deadly Pin 04:57 Trap-3: Lasker Trap 07:25 Trap-4: Similar to Lasker Trap 09:10 How to refute Albin as White? 10:17 Refuting sharp, attacking players 11:22 Example game - for White 12:25 Great tactical shot! 13:31 Quiz for you 13:49 Best way to improve at chess instantly

[@kristen1684]

This is brilliant

[@gauravrijal9163]

QxNF3 then rook takes...and then check with rook to h2, white queen has to take the rook and finally, the other rook to h2 is a checkmate

[@goheejeen8891]

dude is not even a checkmate because after all of that the king can go to g1

[@kaysabdul-aziz4596]

@@goheejeen8891 There's a rook on g1

[@sfrancfrancnrm8640]

Very useful. Tks

[@MrChrisdube]

I'm learning this opening. That 7 move mate is NICE!

[@elvism4]

You make The best content of chess on KZbin

[@namedperson1436]

Was that a MiG 31 with Kinzhal in the beginning?

[@user-xs1dr6hm5l]

BTW When you showed us how to start attacking az withe in Italian game it was amazing, it was a play style that only stockfish can defend against, we're more like play styles like that not traps

[@dragosantrach6283]

Good and simple defense v albin as Bb4 is the biggest trick.

[@YourLocalNihilist]

what app/website do you use?

[@juanordinola6576]

Qxf3 Rxf3 and Rxh2

[@historiophile7842]

Why would White not play 2. Kf3 ? It seems that the main line postpones advancing the knight until move 3. Yet advancing the knight on move 2 seems to prevent the Albin counter gambit. Why wait?

[@hfshan]

RxH2 is my answer for puzzle.

[@Naborbukv2]

None of these currently is working for Black because of meta which is Whites' 2nd move: Nf3 (after d4).

[@emberwelliston2538]

Albin coutergambit is simple to defend as white

[@behlulkacar9763]

İgor i play albin. a3 after e3 i dont understand why black take e3 i play a5 after Bc5 and i enjoy black game

[@RevRideJDM]

QxNf3 then rook takes queen is forced then u Rxh2 qhite is forced to take Qxh2 then u again take the queen with Rxh2 and its a checkmate . But if Rook in g file moves to g2 then again u take the pawn in h2 from the rook Rxh2 in this position rook cant ake it back bcz its pinned then king moves to G1 then its Rh1 # .Lastly after queen takes on f3 is he moves Rfg2 you still take the pawn on h2 with your rook and its a force mate. In all the ways black looses forcing mate is available full disclosure.

[@apapods]

As a queen's gambit player, the lasker trap is something I'm always afraid of.

[@vijaypandey9811]

Qxf3 Rxf3 or Rg2 Rxh2#

[@francisclemente3855]

Black winning move: Qxf3

[@agastyakumarsingh2358]

queen takes f3 if rook takes on f3 the rook takes h2 queen takes h2 and the other rook on h8 takes on h2 and delivers mate, if after queen takes f3 rook g1 to g2 then rook takes h2 the rook on g2 cant take and king h1 is forced and after rook h1 roof to g1 is forced rook takes g1 king takes g1 and rook h1 is mate

[@klicker228]

and king g1 is forced and checkmate by rook on h1

[@gamerhalen5711]

💯 th view

[@ddfddd8854]

First

[@vincentmomont7538]

Qxf3 Rxf3 Rxh2 Qxh2 Rxh2#

[@rajendrasolanki4608]

Bf2-Rg4 Rh2chqmate. OR Bf2-Qf2 Qf3chq-Qf3BlackQ gone Rh2chqmate. OR Qf3-Rf3 Rh2chqQh2 SecondRh2chqmate Q