Beat 1.e4 In 7 Moves With This TRICKY Gambit

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[@GMIgorSmirnov]

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[@techygyan491]

Me playing with bot: that's not you're supposed to do.

[@AwesomeNot7]

FR 😂

[@Meghraj0007]

Fr

[@yuki7722]

This is actually a stafford gambit in different move order

[@Fishy_17]

Not really. There’s quite a lot different that white can do that gives it some nuance. If white tries to transpose to stafford lines, f5 is always available.

[@ToriYamazaki]

@@Fishy_17 After move 5 ...Nf6, it most definitely IS a Stafford Gambit. Reached by transposition.

[@Fishy_17]

@@ToriYamazaki It isn’t, because in the stafford, the bishop cannot be on c4 on move 5 or else white has hung the e4 pawn.

[@ToriYamazaki]

@@Fishy_17 I suggest you go look up the Stafford Gambit. Assuming you mean the e5 pawn, it is not HUNG but sacrificed... which is the full intent of the gambit.

[@ToriYamazaki]

@@Fishy_17 Oh I see what you mean... In the Stafford, 5, Bc4 is an outlier move... more natural is to defend the e pawn. But if white were to play 5.Bc4, it is a true Stafford :)

[@Azide_zx]

"beat 1.e4 in 7 moves with this tricky gambit!" opponent: _plays the vienna_

[@MrThomassch]

There is a serious glitch in this recommendation!

[@Popcornguy345]

How to play the stafford gambit more complicated :

[@user-gf6me5wy5u]

My friend is a GM 😢

[@peterbutko2213]

Thats like going right to a final boss in a game while skipping all sidequest

[@larrypastor3979]

Nice to know your friend is a grandmother

[@user-gf6me5wy5u]

@@larrypastor3979 Nah he's a GronkMan

[@Imnolongerproud]

​@@larrypastor3979u gud broo

[@FishBucket-tu3ez]

Me playing with my friend: "Don't play that move, you must lose to this trick I learned from a short

[@someonerandom9939]

The checkmate is avoidable if they defend with the bishop instead of h3, you're still in a winning position but the line gets much more complicated

[@JeeBand]

Queen takes h2 checkmate

[@someonerandom9939]

​​​@@JeeBandBf4 Qxh2 Bxh2 is the opposite of checkmate After black plays Bf4, you basically have no choice but to take the pawn with your bishop and then you have to kick Bf4 away, chase it with king, and they can develop knight to defend and attack queen. If you take the pawn with knight they can essentially just force you to queen trade and then your attack is over with you in a worse position. Nxf2 Bxf7+ Ke7 Qh5 Nxd3+ Kh1 -> queen trade is only option, queen is trapped and all squares that are defended or not attacked lead to losing queen to a pin or series of checks that block the bishop defender. If you take the bishop your attack ends even faster because of: Bxf7+ Kxf7 Bg3 After Bg3 you can offer the queen trade by counter attacking their queen with your own bishop, but analysis says the best thing to do is Kg6 after which they will play Bxf2, completely ending your attack and they will end up with a rook and queen battery even if you play perfectly in which you will have to trade queens anyway to hold on.

[@someonerandom9939]

​​@@JeeBandNot checkmate, Bf4 defends h2. You have to take f2 with bishop too and go through a really complicated and unintuitive line to keep up, either way your attack ends. If you take with knight you're even worse because they can force you into trading queens. I wrote a whole analysis on this but youtube is stupid and keeps deleting comments without even telling me

[@user-sh7fv6rr8q]

Me vs Lee. Lee: I'll take that little guy

[@johanneswu836]

How to beat your friend if they make all the wrong moves lol.

[@leagueaddict8357]

Those are seemingly natural moves though, like if you never saw it you could play it yourself.

[@hikosama7321]

I love you igor you make my favorite opening more fun i love thie pattern but I love your opening pattern more

[@yashraj4272]

Stafford gambit😊

[@Market-Maven]

Nice one! The ole one-two⚡ Thanks 🆒

[@Imonlyalienafterall]

why dont they push to h6 and what wouldyou do them

[@arunapeiris9066]

What is the name of this gambit

[@allrounderal2958]

absolutely brutal tbh

[@YBeastt]

This is just the Stafford but the wrong way around

[@alanthirsk374]

It's a nice idea. But, the chances of your opponent following this exact order is slim to none. Yes, you can open up a furious attack on their king side. It's just gonna take a little more strategy and patience.

[@MindsRevealed]

LOL worked first try😂

[@marcco7947]

E4 is my go to white move... I never! Take the pawn. Learned the hard way 😁

[@dawardurrani8536]

Eric Rosen is the inventor of the Stafford Gambit. You should take his master class

[@js9ug]

Lol, he did not invent it, just copied it. Stafford invented it and won a correspondence game with it in six moves in 1950. Of course not possible nowadays since everyone uses computers.

[@AyubHassan07]

I know that the moment i try this something will go wrong.

[@youtroast5554]

Undertaker Gambit 🎉

[@Dingchilling69]

Aaaaand if they play Be2 and hold onto the pawn you’re completely lost

[@Tharealmiddleg]

Ive beat a computer in 3 moves

[@amber.k]

What if they did not castle but just advance the pawn to threaten night

[@potatoeheheha]

My friend is 2000 elo im 1000 how do i beat him 😭

[@tonyl7000]

1% chance unless you put in the work or cheat which isn't good. That's just chess.

[@potatoeheheha]

@@tonyl7000 I was once close to beating him but I forgot that bishop staying in the corner 😕

[@tonyl7000]

@@potatoeheheha You really have to put in the time playing and studying... Every day, I play a game against 1 of my students and I remove my own Queen on turn 1. I say "if you beat me today, we will have a free game day today." He has not beaten me once yet. 🤷‍♂️ I am 2000+. He is probably 800ish but his classmates are playing with him.

[@johnWick-lu3ev]

Goodluck if your friend didn't follow the plan.

[@govtaxserf7941]

BRUTAL 😂

[@svanteforsberg6602]

Just d4 broo😂

[@chrisholbrook1118]

forgot pawn g2 was a move

[@laidancy]

What if Be3?

[@larrypastor3979]

Holy sheet! Now I’m scared to play chess at all!

[@aksharwalujkar4249]

What if he doesn't take night ,we are down a bishop then 😢

[@mewcraftcrowned8009]

Chess fraaands

[@brunomaelstrom8823]

That one is really nasty ! 👍

[@Olaf_Sk]

Excellent ❤

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

❤

[@MMrFancy]

the fun part is that they will not castle, instead they will take out their queen and kill the knight.

[@jacobreese1761]

Then they would lose their queen so most people wouldn’t want to do this. Especially lower rated players who wouldn’t see the mate threat coming

[@AwesomeCamera87_HD]

Instructions unclear : my friend plays d4

[@Azide_zx]

Or the Vienna, or the Bishop's opening, or the Center Game, or any e4 opening without 2.Nf6

[@agmmarketing4466]

bro am first and these bots were the first thing i saw

[@JunaidAnsari-my2cx]

What is stopping white from playing pawn on g4?

[@Godqwe1]

Mate in 1

[@manjumanjunath6043]

Name of the opening please 😊

[@DarkMatter283]

Stafford gambit but in a different move order. It's very bad

[@mickwous2795]

Darude - Sandstorm variation

[@KizakiDwiky]

This is stafford gambit right?

[@elikesef2611]

A Stafford gambit, with a change in the move order.

[@anshilinraja8281]

What if my rivals real dumb?

[@kenkaneki0510]

The queen is attacking the knight

[@shivamjha1283]

Bishop is defending knight

[@nathanielscreativecollecti6392]

Chess friends?

[@shaktiop539]

If he attack the queen then if he didn't take bishop

[@elikesef2611]

Then he loses his queen.

[@user-wx3ve1zl3t]

But can the king take the queen

[@elikesef2611]

No.

[@shehbazkha31]

Why does it looks like Stafford Gambit ?

[@yamamaghey]

Cause it is.

[@mrnerdfaceO]

Liar “As they defend it anyhow” AS THE THREATEN CHECKMATE AND DEFENDS

[@frankegileira878]

Super cool, but tell me this. If a low elo player plays brilliant move, is he actually just Superstupid?

[@elikesef2611]

Then he is a winner!

[@godboy5211]

What if they capture the pawn with the king

[@karlhinze]

Might want to edit that question again.

[@godboy5211]

@@karlhinze no I'm serious

[@aromkevinpelleja18]

What if they dint trade knights

[@elikesef2611]

Then you have to play chess, but then you most likely get you pawn back.

[@aromkevinpelleja18]

@@elikesef2611 ok thanks

[@aromkevinpelleja18]

Ty for the help because im having some times in chess

[@user-sx3re6is8z]

no one plays d3💀 they would rather defend it with Nc3

[@elikesef2611]

I play the Stafford every chance I get, but d3 happens regularly, but Nc3 probably more. But like he says "HOWEVER he defends...." So it just doesn't matters how he defends, d3 or Nc3.

[@milojames5593]

Sadly no one falls for it.

[@Ahmed_ageel]

100

[@thomasgrabowski2202]

Woah

[@AbdullahHassanQumber]

first, you should have a friend

[@Nakano1254]

Or they play be2 and d3 and you lose

[@elikesef2611]

Then the fun is just beginning.

[@greywarden09]

Tricks be like. Simple Qf3 on move 7. 8. Bxf2 Ke2, white has an advantage. Black has to defend really well. Learn openings and do not trust such "great" tutorials, how to win in X moves.