6 Tricky Gambits that Destroy Stronger Opponents Quickly 👁️😮

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[@darryljones7603]

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[@thestratilosopher42]

My favorite content creator. You share the same heart for gambits and gaming that I do. Would you have any tips for aggressive/gambit players like me against highly slow, possitional players which seems to be my kryptonite?

[@kaspachessofficial]

Oftentimes, gambits work well against impatient or aggressive players too. Slow players tend to be very careful and solid in the opening stage. They usually decline gambits in an effort to close the position. The best I can advise is to be quick in development in an effort to open up the position and put all your pieces on the most active squares.

[@thestratilosopher42]

@@kaspachessofficial I'll work on that this weekend then! Thanks, Kaspa!

[@samsonsimpson3]

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[@Freddymango]

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[@kaspachessofficial]

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[@Freddymango]

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[@Krisler12]

You play a4 in order to plant the bishop on it later. Anyway, you said that the second move should be knight on the king side and then move the pawn to e4 to get take the pawn from d5 of the black. But what if you move a4 and the black first move is e5 instead of d4? What to do in this case? You said that there is no matter what your opponent move but in this case it matters because you can't move the knight because the black is gonna advance that pawn. Also, try to find a logical and more natural opening that is starting with e4 and that could transpose to anything, including Tennison gambit and also Italian game and also that a4 with the bishop and queen in front of the king trick too. It should be natural. How it should be like? Thank you in advance!

[@ganeshpillai7545]

Hi Sir, ur videos r excellent n learnt a lot. Im a d4 player playing queens gambit. Can u show some tricks traps n mistake for queens gambit players n short wins??

[@kaspachessofficial]

Well noted. I'll surely consider that.

[@ericst-laurent1194]

In ten minutes games this is less easy do traps but yes sometimes it work and i am 100% agree with you chess is psychological i win some game only because my opponent was too impress by a threat which was by the way not exact...it's a thing we can see in Grandmaster games like Carlsen and Nakamura especially two players which like test the mental toughness of their opponents,even sometimes them come late in a tournament game just for bother their opponents.

[@leonicodelamente-np4vt]

Its the best chess traps

[@Sifo_Dyas]

Kaspa, are you working to achieve your IM?

[@kaspachessofficial]

I'd love too. But my academic obligation and time won't allow at the moment. 😔😔

[@Sifo_Dyas]

@@kaspachessofficial what is your academic obligation, if you're willing to share? Working to achieve a degree?

[@kaspachessofficial]

@@Sifo_Dyas Master of Science Economics and Finance. But nothing can take away my coaching career. We all love chess!

[@Sifo_Dyas]

@@kaspachessofficial Ah nice. Well, once you achieve that, maybe the other problem will be solved.

[@kaspachessofficial]

@@Sifo_Dyas I believe so.

[@MegaKikih]

What is that 'sobibo' that you're talking about?

[@shimeles.fetene.MENLIK317]

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[@TrevorReznik45]

09:19 I still didn't get why sacrifice Bishop h6?

[@kaspachessofficial]

09:00 - Bullet tricks. Simple chess psychology.

[@wolfhoodie]

in bullet, most players are playing their opening quickly. you can do a "dirty trick" by anticipating bg7 by placing your bishop h6, and because it is bullet, they play another move before noticing you did something tricky

[@TrevorReznik45]

@@wolfhoodie oh I see. Thanks for kindly reply

[@wolfhoodie]

@@TrevorReznik45 if they are not quick, they cant block it with their elbow!

[@kaspachessofficial]

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[@Silaipo]

Somehow non of your opponents move their e7 pawn

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