Attacking Chess Gambit against 1.e5 (Goring Gambit)

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[@justinc0336]

15:33 -the knight defends the rook…Rd8, Bxf7+, Kh8… I mean, I like white, but unless I’m missing something (which is possible) I don’t see how the rook is trapped.

[@Obsidion1000]

Instead of your Bxf7+, I would play Nxf7. With the discovery threat it looks like white will get at least another pawn plus a terrific position. If white needs only a half point to win a Turnament or a Match there is also a threat of perpetual check!

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Must be Göring or - if you do not want to use Umlauts - Goering. Apparently, he was not related to the infamous Nazi.

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[@sanketjanbandhu2000]

Nice opening... I actually use this opening in my Blitz game under 1700 rated opponents

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29:17 - small video... of almost half an hour! :-D Thank you, Gunjan, for your determination and passion, which help us to develop ourselves.

[@chirayugohil4011]

This is similar to scotch gambit

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24:48 antinya

[@mdshamsulalammomin9733]

At 8.18 white can also play the move Rxd6.

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Wonderful

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[@akusaya6512]

4:40 kuda f6 8:55 gajah e7 10:51 gajah b4

[@thomasrogers3008]

Hey GJ what do you recommend against 1.d4? I love your 1.e4...Nc6 repertoire. It's so easy to follow with such clear plans. Is there an equivalent opening and strategy that can be used against 1.d4? Thanks, looking forward to hearing from you

[@cankercanison92]

Cristoph Selecki has a good repertoire involving the Nimzo Indian and the Ragozin on chessable.

[@justinc0336]

He has covered d4 in previous videos

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@@justinc0336 what did he suggest?

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