A Secret Gambit That Annoys Every Chess Expert (Road to 2500 | Ep. 9)

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[@altonbrek]

Brilliant games. I really like listening to your thought processes.

[@KumarBendrake]

Can we analyze stockfish together for a way do equalize after the bishop F4 move? please?

[@kaspachessofficial]

@@KumarBendrake I'm working on an interesting line with my small team, and I hope it's something that will excite you. You are also free to share your thoughts and ideas here. I will be happy to share them on screen as well.

[@czarman3]

Dubious gambits lead to "Gameover" for the opponent.

[@BriantLee-i9d]

Another great video, thank you Kaspa 🙏♥️😊

[@BriantLee-i9d]

You're handling of the Bf4 variation of the Modern Defense:fianchetto gambit works in this iteration. It might be the solution You're searching for. Bf4 before black plays Qd6 is a stockfish move, but not the refutation of Kaspa's elbow gambit.

[@kaspachessofficial]

@@BriantLee-i9d I agree. I'm thinking of doing a separate tutorial on the Bf4 line.

[@BriantLee-i9d]

That would be wonderful, my friend

[@bumblebeeamos5584]

Well done again!! 🎉

[@Jigarbaz9173]

Happy to watch you winning by playing gambits 😊

[@vrebds2484]

🤨🧐👀

[@МаксимМосеев-п7ч]

Красивая музыка, исполнение - на Уровне! И партия 1я красота

[@kentoomer8143]

Just curious. Is it on purpose that you are continually playing the same opponent?

[@kaspachessofficial]

@@kentoomer8143 Great question! No, that's not the case at all. This stream was recorded on the same day, just within four hours. Right now, you're watching me from the future, showing you either how I reached 2500 or how I failed to achieve that goal. On Lichess, I can't choose my opponents directly, but I do have the option to keep playing the same weaker random opponent by accepting rematches again and again-a strategy known as "Elo-Milking." It's the easiest way to milk some Elo's. After all, who wouldn’t want a rematch against a higher-rated and stronger opponent?

[@djsupermacy]

I don't understand it