6 GENIUS Traps in the King's Gambit You Need to Try

Dive into the aggressive strategies of the King's Gambit as we explore 6 GENIUS Chess Traps that can turn the tides in your favor. Perfect your opening game with these clever maneuvers that will leave your opponents in awe. The King's Gambit is a classic opening that has fascinated chess enthusiasts for centuries, and in this video, we're giving it a fresh twist with innovative traps.
Whether you're a beginner eager to surprise your adversaries or an experienced player looking to add some spicy tactics to your arsenal, these chess traps in the King's Gambit are designed to help you secure an early advantage. We'll break down each trap step-by-step, highlighting the critical moves and potential pitfalls, ensuring that you're well-equipped to execute them flawlessly in your next game.
Keep an eye out as we analyze famous games where these King's Gambit traps have been successfully deployed. Learn how to lure your opponent into a false sense of security, only to spring the trap at the perfect moment. Our tips and insights will help you understand not just the 'how,' but the 'why' behind each move.
Remember, the King's Gambit is all about bold play and seizing the initiative. By incorporating these chess traps into your playstyle, you'll not only enhance your opening repertoire but also develop a more tactical approach to the game. So, get ready to make your move and checkmate your way to victory with the King's Gambit! Subscribe for more chess strategies, tips, and tricks that will elevate your game.
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0:00 intro
0:40 2.Bc5
3:25 exf4
7:25 pawn gambit
11:46 3.Bc4
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[@margraveofgadsden8997]

I was able to do the variation starting at 5:50! It’s the very first time I’ve been able to have an opponent fall into a trap I learned on KZbin, and I was able to remember it perfectly! I almost blew it a couple times after I won the queen, because black still has a slight material advantage, but I ended up winning. It felt pretty good to finally get one of these nice variations, and finish it off.

[@abdallaebrahim9110]

Very helpful, please keep it up 😊

[@ChessSensei]

I will try my best❤️

[@dylanthomas12321]

Master Sensei, delightful!

[@oscarfucanan4618]

Thanks for the chess gambit.god bless

[@ChessSensei]

My pleasure!😇❤️

[@drsalam100]

That was really an amazing video. Thanks alot for sharing your wonderful experience in this opening

[@ChessSensei]

Our pleasure!☺️❤️

[@user-rd6do5ol9y]

One of the most beautiful ways to play is to search for the king's siege in order to acquire the queen😊 Go ahead from Morocco❤

[@acejackbutler]

Great kings gambit video. Very easy to understand.

[@ChessSensei]

Glad you think so!☺️❤️

[@promindxplore]

Thanks 🙏🙏🙏🙏🎉🎉🎉

[@sleekmountaincat]

pls make some chessly courses for your trap videos

[@Timberius]

Very nice!

[@thomasgrabowski2202]

Definitly want to try this :P!!

[@thomasgrabowski2202]

Cool move!!! :)

[@emmanueltorres7917]

At 7:21, even though you win the queen, it is not clear who is winning, black has compensation for the queen, and the engine says that the position is about equal.

[@SurjitSingh-hn8kn]

Hello. Very nice video. I will try to remember all the different options white have after playing king's gambit

[@ChessSensei]

Have fun 🤩❤️

[@Veuxdeux666]

My problem is my opponents never make those moves. or they do a couple of moves like you show here then just go rouge And I have no idea what to do.. I have to start defending and the gambit goes out the window..

[@bw2082]

Exactly. Low rated players don’t make the expected moves. That’s the main problem with all of these videos.

[@chessvibes466]

First sensi love ur vids

[@ChessEagle6]

Hi nice that your are making videos again. My elo is now 1200

[@ChessSensei]

Nice work keep up the good work❤️💯

[@BassPhat]

I always play the KG if able, particularly love the Muzio Gambit. Both usually lead to fun, tactical games where Black can't depend on theory as much as usual.

[@ChessSensei]

You look like a great attacking player keep it up❤️💪🏻

[@Elyagdeppa]

Thank you for d info. it,s beautiful punishment

[@brandonhursh286]

Good video!

[@ChessSensei]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jefreyencio879]

14:35 of the video black move Nf3.?

[@joeahmad1589]

Wow

[@vishalkeni33]

I like to Play with traps nice bro... 💯🔥🇮🇳

[@ChessSensei]

Same ❤️ 🔥

[@m4xf3l1x5]

bravo continua così

[@ChessSensei]

Thank you glad you liked it❤️

[@louietawatao5848]

new subscriber bro..

[@ChessSensei]

Welcome!!❤️

[@Jamz2k]

I’m still trying to find an opening for black that attacks as much as KG

[@BandaraSL-100k]

This oppaning super

[@nasseralqurashy2703]

You forgot one of the main line kf6 and pawn d3 after gambit accepted

[@ChessSensei]

I don’t get what you mean

[@nasseralqurashy2703]

@@ChessSensei i mean if he reply with knight f6

[@ignacioamf]

This is heavily inspired in a chesstalk video

[@Chess_Enthusiast]

I can recognize your levantine accent😂❤.

[@moons4768]

Why black move bishop first…should be check with queen and take the f4 pawn with next move

[@AarynMadchen]

g3

[@eliasocana7934]

favor video en español.

[@darduini]

What about: 3.Nf3 d5 ?

[@ChessSensei]

Then you capture on d5 and play Nc3 and you have a comfortable position with great attacking chances

[@PhillyHank]

ummm. well, first thx 4 video. second, the trap where the knight captures the queen is not game over. points wise, White is only up 1 point (1 pawn); Black’s compensation is a rook and a knight for the queen. Black has two rooks whereas White only has one; also, the Black knight that captured the rook can be saved by the bishop’s protection. anyway, nice educational video! appreciate it.

[@ChessSensei]

Yeah just a better position glad you liked it☺️❤️

[@AmeenaBee-dp9pn]

Bro I need online class can I take it

[@ChessSensei]

Hello! We currently don't offer any online classes but within the next few months, we will be announcing a huge project we've been working on to help you guys take your Chess learning to the next level. So stay tuned, I'm sure you'll love it!

[@patrick-dk6yp]

There are still alot of holes to this

[@alikaushar2106]

The old voice was lit 🔥

[@whoiamagain]

I liked your comments

[@ChessSensei]

Thank you glad you liked it ☺️❤️

[@whoiamagain]

@@ChessSensei can I ask you to make a middle game series? For beginners to advanced Maybe?

[@ChessSensei]

We'll be releasing a middlegame concepts video in a few days, stay tuned!

[@whoiamagain]

@@ChessSensei thanks

[@mohamedsalah-br8ms]

Are you egyptian?

[@christianquingcong227]

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[@AmeenaBee-dp9pn]

Pls reply bro plss

[@L999Million]

It’s all fun and games until black plays 2. d5

[@ChessSensei]

Probably its annoying but still fun :)

[@alekseyabramchuk6718]

It’s good when your partner is stupid 😂

[@omarmuhammad5740]

Black makes a lot of mistakes or is weak in playing chess. That's why black always loses opening king Gambit!!

[@moons4768]

Yes you’ll never win with king gambit with semi good players

[@MonMohonSingha]

I don't agree with your ideas regarding kings gambit

[@MonMohonSingha]

None of this works