Chess Opening TRICK to Fool Your Opponent: Tennison Gambit - Strategy & Moves to Trap Black Queen

[@ChessTalk]

Tennison Gambit 2.0. Check this out : kzbin.info/www/bejne/ope3h6mLj7Rnfa8

[@filippocasati1252]

I've subscribed your channel. There are many traps in Chess Openings, and your videos seem okay for those having not time or wish for reading theory books

[@filippocasati1252]

Gambits are always banned from high level chess players tournaments because they are perfect to lose games. What if 5. ... e6 or 5. ... Nc6! ?

[@diceaslice]

Chess Talk im ur first like :D

[@krutikchaskar6755]

@@filippocasati1252 hi

[@muttum9357]

There are many step for the opening the game so in that which step is better

[@velvetthunder8381]

I was playing both black and white. Perfectly fooled myself!

[@peterkumar6624]

Ikr I do it all the time

[@itzmiku1835]

I fooled myself too 😂

[@joejitsu034]

Well played 👏👏👏

[@ChristinaMyBeloved]

XD

[@priyanshukesharwani2445]

Lol

[@Tottleminerftw]

So when do we use our Anti tank guided missle

[@justinsumbillo2746]

i see you've seen that video. i'd be more pre-occupied with seemingly using a queen piece as bait, then use a surprise airstrike with precision-guided munitions to take out the enemy quickly.

[@SpergusonAutismo]

goddammit. i wanted to make that funny. you've outfunnied me.

[@Dan-ii5wz]

I prefer using an intercontinental ballistic missile personally, but yeah I guess if you are a beginner at chess the anti-tank missile is a good choice

[@EntityZ3.264]

I've been playing chess for quite sometime so I generally prefer using the intercontinental ballistic missile over the anti-tank guided missile...

[@justinsumbillo2746]

@@EntityZ3.264 do you use hypersonic glide vehicles? I hear those are effective at evading most ABM systems

[@uchihaitachi4508]

But the problem is my opponent is also watching this.

[@Priyanka-Morajkar]

Lmaooo

[@Covid-cy6sl]

Lol XD

[@ranjanadixit6676]

: D

[@rajx____]

😂😂😂😂

[@keppey]

time to learn 2,000,000 other gambits :D

[@WAEMIDIV]

"Our next move is obvious: we can use an RT-2PM2 Topol-M Cold Launched three stage solid propellant silo-based intercontinental ballistic missile to attack Black's remaining pieces"

[@Frserthegreenengine]

"However, if you are a beginner at chess you can use an anti-tank guided missile instead. In this example, we will use the BGM-71 TOW anti-tank missile launched from an M3 Bradley Cavalry Fighting Vehicle tracked armoured reconnaissance vehicle."

[@toille653]

@Uday Soni search intercontinental ballistic missile

[@nointernet4766]

Yep. It's fun isn't it

[@bestbuddyplays5425]

If u use this, I can't say that u can capture your opponent s remaining pieces, but definitely, u will loose your life, and that's for sure.

[@zainquadri1206]

That might scratch the chess board though...

[@Pouncingpuma7]

Opponent: *plays Scandinavian* so you have chosen death....

[@kishorwavhal6853]

😄😄😄

[@arjunpadiyar956]

Fr, I have won every game where my opponent plays the Scandinavian

[@backwardpawn1822]

So THAT'S what I did wrong... 😂

[@shritan0]

Arjun Padiyar Scandinavian is a bad opening unless you can play it correctly

[@evlx1240]

Hoopy Scandinavian is bad in general there are many better openings

[@joshuagayouauthor8401]

A secret trick...which everyone commonly refers to as the Tennison Gambit...

[@varun2223]

😃😃

[@anmolpathak2791]

😂😂😂

[@ivanshaji1097]

😂

[@artisthetruelove]

irony

[@Yastika.19]

BrUh

[@luke4270]

There is actually something that was missed! After Kxg6, you can fire an RT-2PM2 Topol-M cold-launched three-stage solid-propellant silo-based intercontinental ballistic missile to attack black's remaining pieces. But I know there might be beginners watching so if for them you might also want to show the line where you use an anti-tank guided missile instead. For a good example you could use the BGM-71 TOW anti-tank guided missile launched from an M3 Bradley Cavalry Fighting Vehicle tracked armored reconnaissance vehicle. This gives white a material advantage and puts them ahead in development.

[@deepakschem-class3106]

😂

[@sachin265]

🤣😅👍

[@naoboykhaidem2698]

Lmao

[@flapjackson6077]

Fu6k that $h1t. Just go nuclear. Or hydrogen! 😵‍💫

[@PolarSparsh]

Wth?

[@willnash7907]

More like: "Completely tank your opening and pray your opponent makes some very specific mistakes that create obvious weaknesses and forfeir queen to one of the only combinations available."

[@julianooms327]

Exactly. When the opponent does not think exactly like this guy is showing us, you will be at an enormous disadvantage in terms of developed pieces.

[@intorian9304]

The black pawn push after the white bishop is put into place is driving me insane, it's such an obvious blunder.

[@nonamenoname246]

@@intorian9304 I know, instead of that pawn push, wouldn't black moving B to e6 protect everything?

[@roastpolice1139]

That's pretty much the entire point of a gambit though. High risk moves that have high rewards.

[@willnash7907]

@@roastpolice1139 There is high risk and then there is griefing your own position hoping your opponent hangs queen in two. If you play at the elo that would work in you are better off just learning an actual opening and crushing with it.

[@shivc241]

This is called the 'Hope Chess' where you hope that your opponent plays the move that you want them to play, it doesn't work most of the times. If it does then kudos mate

[@suramyapokharel6313]

If you've played much, you'll encounter all sorts of variation and the variation mentioned here is pretty common!

[@rbarnes4076]

Agreed! Once you move your knight to a place where it can attack the enemy's pawns, a good player will start looking for all the possibilities (even if they haven't seen this variation). This will only work with potzers. I'm guessing it might work in blitz with middling players.. but you get the point.

[@theascendunt9960]

That's why they're called gambits.

[@r3x754]

@@suramyapokharel6313 Not really. This comes in about 1/100

[@ConnorKrohnicles]

I’m disappointed that this wasn’t the intercontinental ballistic missile variation

[@Yygurcan]

You can use it only if you are in the range of your missile. Most people make the mistake of being away from their missile base.

[@user-gu1ed1kb8x]

@@Yygurcan ICBMs are able to hit across continents

[@barles_charkley614]

@Conner Krohn Love the Sly pfp

[@av1479]

I will go for anti tank missile

[@BananaWasTaken]

Because now GM’s use diamond plated pieces and a diamond plated board to counter it.

[@battlefieldclips7013]

Now explain me how did u captured the queen in just 4 moves .

[@marc-andrebazinet-simard355]

Oh ya...I actually forgot that it was the title if the video

[@bluehorizons5849]

Clickbait

[@vikramsrinivasan8176]

Actually he was meaning dance moves

[@freakinggear2103]

You're looking at the thumbnail not the title

[@traxler4855]

Hahla

[@vedran3775]

It's always the indian guy on youtube that has everything you need

[@nointernet4766]

For real though!!!

[@leandrobm221]

What’s wrong with that?

[@AltusYT]

@@leandrobm221 Nothing, he's saying Indians are helpful

[@07tjtjqxw43]

agree !

[@velvetthunder8381]

@@leandrobm221 nothing wrong. it's a meme that Indians have a youtube tutorial about everything (in a good way)

[@GTron13]

"Keep in mind that you can only use this trick if you're white" *BLM would like to know your location*

[@sayerwatching]

hahaha 😐

[@MrGreenBeanBeenBeanin]

jonisdone O k 👍

[@sayerwatching]

@@MrGreenBeanBeenBeanin yes race has something to do with chess so i laffed epically

[@needahandle-g5v]

fuck blm these days

[@donkatsuuuuuu]

jonisdone thats literally the point of the joke smh

[@EDrie_edits]

1:20 Where it starts.

[@domdyt1950]

Thanks

[@neonskizzle144]

😠

[@neonskizzle144]

@@domdyt1950 UR STOP IT

[@milanparmar5400]

Thanks

[@unfamousk4y]

•Slick The Wolf• why tf u so mad?

[@siddharthchavan1224]

🤨🤨 This trick doesn’t work against Higher rating players I tried it many times but they counter it in such a way that your king will be in trouble instead of their queen.

[@mlsivaprasad]

May workout for beginners

[@anotherarush]

Yes, most gambits don’t because they will have used it too

[@jonispatented]

michael saju bishop g6 would not be mate. Black’s h pawn just takes the bishop. Analyze what you are providing before calling another person a fraud. I agree that Be6 isn’t the best move, but it’s not mate.

[@backwardpawn1822]

This all boils down to are they willing to hold the h column pawn in place or move it out of harms way when the bishop threatens it. Yes it's backed by the rook but some players play a defensive game, especially newer players. I do believe he should have pointed out that the h pawn needed to move, but still this is pretty solid. More experienced players will either let the first pawn go and develop else where or decide it's not worth moving the h pawn because it already has some protection.

[@Tedisdeaad]

@@backwardpawn1822 isnt the h pawn move played with the idea of pushing the knight out and not for its own protection?

[@itzal_piotoru2540]

4:31 this is the moment when you press the big red button and send a ballistic intercontinental missile on the board

[@naftali10]

Did you just say at 0:55 "so without wasting any further time, let's get started", and then wasted another 20 seconds?...

[@filipecoutinho7345]

LOL

[@lolface6940]

True

[@rickterry8307]

Lol

[@ndmistry9687]

L O L A U O U T U G D H

[@aaron_lmao1427]

lol

[@blerimleskovica5505]

Played 3 games today, and at all 3 games, I applied this gambit because they all played the Scandinavian Defense, and I won all three.

[@dhanavijay67]

Don

[@PaulLadendorf]

You didn't say if you won the queen or not. Just because you won the game doesn't mean much.

[@blerimleskovica5505]

@@PaulLadendorf I did both!!!

[@elcaraslima1958]

Paul Ladendorf well then again I know a lot of people who will either give up after they lose there queen

[@tnxsalivebossbalaba1227]

Tnx

[@dragonizzlenite]

A good trap I've been employing to great effect, also in the Scandinavian: 1. E4, d5 2. D4, exd5 3. Nc3, nf6 It looks like you are going into a Blackmar-Diemer. Black expects f3 now, but... 4. Bc4, nc6 5. Bf4 D4 is now attacked twice and only defended once. Black wants to trade queens off and be 2 pawns up. 5... Qxd4 6. Nb5! Black cannot take the bishop on c4 because nc7 is checkmate. So queen swaps itself off on d1, and rook takes back. Computer evaluation is +2 when queen takes d4, +3.5 after it swaps off on d1. It's completely lost. White's pieces are very nicely placed now and black loses castling rights after nc7. Black can trade off and simply be down a piece or try to hold on leaving white with a growing advantage and mating attack. I have a 2000 blitz rating and black queen has taken d4 every single time I've employed this opening (ratings 2000-2250). This is practical and effective even against high rated opponents.

[@mohamedailam6502]

Was to lazy to understand

[@aleksboski3208]

You meant 2. ... dxe4

[@PaulDormody]

rather than Qx d4 Black might try e6 to which I expect White to play d5...N-a5 leaves a difficult position but not impossible to hold.

[@levarkizer3161]

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[@grandleaderowen5516]

“The next move is obvious”

[@Frserthegreenengine]

"We can launch an RT-2PM2 Topol-M Cold Launched three stage solid propellant silo-based intercontinental ballistic missile to attack Black's remaining pieces!"

[@iheartrocknroll01]

0/10 you did not use a bgm71 tow missile from a bradley ifv

[@zuhairtaimoor7779]

69 niice

[@张桓瑜]

Maybe he is advanced and prefers Topol

[@confusedaatma9211]

In that case, I would have played pawn to attack knight first. I don't mind to lose a pawn because for me it has served it's purpose.

[@ananthakumarrajamani3625]

After Bxd3, why can't black play Nc6 and protect his queen? Black isn't forced to play h6 to kick off the knight!!!

[@_thirtyseven]

If black doesn't play h6 go bishop to B5, pinning the knight on C6 to the king. After A6 take the knight, then capture the F7 pawn after they take your bishop. After the king takes your knight your bishop is no longer blocking your queen so you can yeet your opponent's queen.

[@royanque8374]

@@_thirtyseven um if you go bishop to b5 you open to a queen exchange?

[@_thirtyseven]

Hmm you’re right um...

[@_thirtyseven]

Try to be the one to take your opponent’s queen, when the king retakes your queen take the F7 pawn and win the rook. If not, well, I guess you play on

[@harveysutton5483]

I was thinking the same thing

[@criticalencountergaming9333]

I hope your channel reach 10 million subscribers soon 🔜

[@mamneo2]

Tried to apply that gambit in my games. Nobody plays the Scandinavian, and when they did, I could only go until move two :(

[@bryanbalucos5016]

g6?? Then Nxf7!! Also exist

[@huyenle2627]

This doesnt work

[@pyaesonekyaw3427]

G

[@JohnDoe69986]

But it's good to know so you can spot it and counter, a good chess player doesn't memorize just the best moves, but as many as he can.

[@matthewroberts6280]

I tried the Scandinavian before but I like the Sicilian better. But yea anyone who is rated over 1000 will know to move the bishop to cover the queen.

[@Jeff_Farrell]

I caught a much stronger player off guard with this. It's the only time I ever beat him. Thank you.

[@someguyfromsomewhere]

Whoa Whoa Whoa! Are you telling me that I have to be white to succeed? Are you judging me by the color of my pieces? Man, you are straight Chess-ist! :) Nice tutorial!

[@ChessTalk]

+Donald Harris Glad you liked it. Don't forget to Subscribe for more such chess tips and tricks...

[@FlameWheelYT]

nice pun xD

[@kaizadmaster]

i wrote that and now i realise that i look like a copycat ! sorry

[@aviratvaatchalavnews2846]

.hindi hit so ngs

[@kamikaze10anims85]

#BlackPiecesMatter

[@oz459]

When they have that accent, you know it’s gonna be good

[@prot07ype87]

Exactly what I thought, haha.

[@nointernet4766]

Hehe

[@sairabanu6022]

IT WORKED PERFECTLY!!! Fooled my brother

[@navinranasinghe3446]

He is indeed a fool! 🤣

[@VishalKhemnar360]

if he plays knight to d7, your queen is dead as well

[@aleksandernajgebauer1682]

@@VishalKhemnar360 nd7 loses to qxd8

[@VishalKhemnar360]

@@aleksandernajgebauer1682 oh, i forgot the moves, let me check again

[@vclapem9140]

@@VishalKhemnar360 did you check yet

[@theguyinthefunnyhat]

You forgot launching the RT-2PM missile.

[@mahimandave9262]

no

[@frank124c]

I like to watch these short chess videos. The traps are fun to watch and I find that even though the specific openings that are shown do not always come up in games, the positions do sometimes come up by transposition from other openings.

[@ChessTalk]

True that. You can get some really nice ideas out of such opening tricks and Traps.

[@minecraftandbedwarsbestgam9208]

Yes that's right

[@Dishu-uk6lj]

This is what I want from this channel because everytime I am in game so I can't capture the Queen but you teach me a lot so thanks for this teaching. 😊

[@jeffrinn3241]

This will happen to low players&will only happen if u r lucky

[@Amal-rf6si]

jeffrin n queen to D5 ... everything fail....black can definitely read the threat

[@lightningprowess6031]

2100 player fall to traps like this? even my friend(1800) wont fall to something like this

[@vishalmishra6385]

Lightning Prowess ya right...

[@zwoderakke]

obviously its not gonna work every game?! But if a situation like this happens, you can actually get a big lead off of this..

[@lightningprowess6031]

Yes,but I doubt it unless you play with someone who is new to chess/someone who is very bad at it

[@louisfarrell8724]

Thank you bro, these Scandinavian defences have really been pissing me off

[@rk110180]

2:30 the main problem in f5 is not that it opens the diagonal the main advantage white can take of that move is that white plays Qh5, now here if black does not respond with g6 the he`s gone because except that the only legal move black can play in Kd7, now here white plays a stunning double attack Ne7 now blacks rook is gone

[@sarveshscreations2115]

I did same and he got trapped yuhuu 👌🤘🤘🤘 thank you very much 😊

[@shivanshubaraiya4765]

When I tried to use this in my school nobody cared about pawn 🤣 By the way good video 😃

[@Lucas_Morris]

My dad would do none of these moves

[@theobserver314]

I will also do none of these...

[@MrOTcomputer]

@@theobserver314 & Lm Wa >> I have played this kind of game many times and many times one of us made different moves but we were almost always setup to do this trick but didn't see it. The reason none of these moves are done by experienced players is because at 3:33 - none of the experienced players that I played against would take the white pawn first like the person in this video says. The experienced players ignore the pawn and threaten the white knight first.

[@robo3007]

@@ramsharangupta1319 You should really ask him out on a date first

[@krsoorajkr]

My dad too. Cos don't know how to play chess

[@ballman3313]

Its true, im his dad

[@the_aggregate7048]

At 3:55 instead of h6 if he played pawn to e5/e6, u will be in trouble Since u capture queen he gives check by black bishop to b4 and he will take ur queen by rook

[@storm_sh8dow269]

no

[@the_aggregate7048]

@@storm_sh8dow269 what no

[@TheS1lentX]

-Pawn can only move to e5/e6 -Bishop can only move to c4

[@the_aggregate7048]

@@TheS1lentX thanks for correcting actually i dont notice no.s and alphabet while typing

[@wrathayush]

How would he use rook?

[@ProfJohnStats]

It is a good video guys, afterall the guy is showing a little set up... give him thumbs up for working for you for free. Stop these thumb down, it is stupid. If you think you are too good for a video like this, then you should have a very high rating, which is unlikely. Congratulations to this man who tries to help.

[@brandondennis6433]

Great gambit, my wife constantly blocks the fried liver with the Scandinavian opening. I think this gives me a good option to pivot into. Thanks!

[@FunnyAnimatorJimTV]

This line is not guaranteed! You must realize that all black has to do to avoid losing his queen is to protect it with a piece other than the king. The line would go like this: 1. e4 d5 2. Nf3 dxe4 3. Ng5 Nf6 4. d3 exd3 5. Bxd3. At this point white is threatening Nxf7 winning material. However, all black has to do to avoid your trap is play 5...Nc6! Black is protecting his queen on d8 with his knight. Now white cannot make this sacrifice because after... 6. Nxf7?? Kxf7 7. Bg6?? whether black moves his king or takes it, white's 8. Qxd8 can simply be taken with 8...Nxd8 and white is two pieces down. So at the point of 5...Nc6, white's sacrifice is impossible. White is a pawn down at move 6, although he does have a better chance for developing his army. But the point is his queen trap is defused. You must give all lines and not leave out important ones. Thank you

[@domenickpalmieri3230]

Well yeah nothing's guaranteed that's how chess is and that's why it's a gambit, If you're playing a blitz game it may be too late before the realize He never said it was always sound lmao

[@FunnyAnimatorJimTV]

But the creator of the video should explain exactly what's going on and not leave out important details. He could have included a line in the video on Nc6 showcasing some extra moves that white can play in response.

[@domenickpalmieri3230]

I agree, but if he's trying to show how the tennyson can be successful, he isn't gonna show a line where it doesn't work out. Also I may be mistaken, but I'm pretty sure he says somewhere in the beginning that this opening DEPENDS on some of blacks moves, I could be mistaken though.

[@BruceCinema1337]

at 4:12 he said "it does not matter what black plays, the game is all yours". Well that was a lie because black still has plenty moves that can negate this attack, e6, Qd6, Nc6, Nd7 to name a few. If black goes e6 and you continue with the push, black will force you to lose more material including your queen with a check from the dark square bishop and eventually put black in a winning position. I do not suggest this gambit at all!

[@domenickpalmieri3230]

and you do not have to, again at no point did he ever say this is a perfect, sound opening, he is just showing us a possibility that is the tennyson gambit. If you do not like it, as i do not either, then do not use it. Just a trick that is being shown.

[@BOAHEAL]

With that particular tactic and actions, great picks I didn't initially see myself. Thank you

[@mrhackerraj7313]

Two legend of chess tutorial on KZbin Chess talk Immortal wazir 😂😂😂😎

[@smartniceguy4u]

There are many ways to neutralize this move.

[@kingslickster9841]

no shit, there are many ways to neutralize all moves

[@SickSkilz]

@@kingslickster9841 yes but this one also assumes your opponent does exactly what you want. The pawn move 2 H6 is stupid.

[@DeadPool----]

Yeah but its a trap, he supposedly doesn't know

[@SlightSmile]

@@bartudundar3193 sende mi maxillianmus ya

[@StaleDoritoCrumb]

John Richardson, H6 is a phycological enduced move be because lower rated players normally would be scared if pieces are near them and because the light squared bishop can help with an improvised fried liver attack H6 kicks the knight away in fear of the food fight.

[@joegonzales6816]

Thank you for all your chest tips you're making me a better player feel like I owe you some money.

[@vaibhavsuryawanshi7370]

at 3:37 black can support pawn by queen also black threaten white night ,, so that is ideal move for black also at 4:21 black can get his knight on c6 that will give him lead of 1 pawn

[@fadedshot603]

totally right i think this strategy works on low levels

[@kynagailortiz6443]

Actually your right and Is this gambit really worth it to sacrifice 2 officials and pawns for a queen

[@karlelshoff4720]

I did something similar in a recent game: 1. e4, c5 2. Nf3, d6 3. d4, cxd4 4. c3, d3 5. Bxd3, g6 6. e5, dxe5 7. Nxe5, Bg7 8. Nxf7, Kxf7 9. Bxg6+ It is nice to know the name to this trap.

[@prathambabaria5834]

No offense but this video is not great here are the following reasons why: 1. After 1.e4 d5 2.Nf3 de4 3.Ng5 NF6 4.d3 ed3 5.Bd3 Bg4! Will save everything 2.let's say that white does go with exchanging the pawn then after the ANY move mentioned in the video like a6 or c5 then white can not take the pawn on f7 with his knight because if he does then the h pawn is still on the 7th rank which does not allow the bishop to come to the g6 square.

[@ChessTalk]

+Pratham Babaria For your first point, that is, if bishop moves to g4 & threatens the white queen, this move can be easily diffused by moving the pawn to f3. Then the bishop will be in danger and it has to move. Once it moves, you can continue with the same plan mentioned in the video. You can still easily capture the queen. I actually didn't quite understand your second point. Could you please clarify the moves you are talking about. I will help you out on that also. Thanks anyways for your analysis...

[@prathambabaria5834]

Chess Talk well U said that after u take the pawn with the bishop black can play any move but it will lead to the captor of the black queen. What if black doesn't play h6 (which u played in the video) and black instead plays some random move like c5. Anyhow back to the main point, if the knight then takes the pawn on f7 and the king recaptures then the bishop can not play Bg6+ because the h7 pawn hasn't moved. BTW I appreciate ur time on responding to my comment. Thank you.

[@ChessTalk]

Yes exactly, even if the h7 pawn does not move, it does not matter. You have to continue with the same sequence of moves I have mentioned in the video. Give check with your bishop. Black king cannot go back. Either he will capture your bishop with king or with his h7 pawn. The point is you still got the opponent's queen which is important. I hope you got my point!

[@prathambabaria5834]

Chess Talk let me give u a example game with this "trick": 1. e4 d5 2.Nf3 de4 3.Ng5 NF6 4.d3 ed3 5.Bd3 Nc6 6.Nf7? Kf7 7.Bg6? hg6 This position proves that black is now winning tremendously.

[@prathambabaria5834]

Chess Talk now the opponent can't take the black queen because of the knight on c6

[@IdontknowV]

Thankyou so much! This helped me on the chess Tournament I had! Thank you sir for hearting

[@seungeon1285]

At 4:6 when the knight captures the pawn, instead of the king having to move, the opponent can even move his bishop to G4 which will have our queen also put to danger...

[@adabucks415]

Pls explain at 2.37. If white attacks with queen as you suggest, black can block with pawn and threaten queen which has to retreat. How is this a bad move for black????

[@MrMrfreedom1]

Question, at 3:05 if black plays an Option 4 Qd5 doesnt that kind of spoil the whole trap?

[@sup3rspik3y-gamesandmore45]

It would be an alright move but this will enable white to develop the pawns quicker. By threatening the queen with pawns. The queen has to move back and waste an additional turn. This would mean that Qd5 would be a bad move, considering the fact that you are handing center control to white. Who can bring out other pieces without blocking each other now that the pawns are out. This may also apply to O-O or O-O-O.

[@jonispatented]

Just move pawn d3 which defends your knight with the bishop and then you can start chasing the queen away by developing the knight to c3. Carry on from here as normal.

[@Bayckun]

2:35 Whats stopping pawn to G6...?

[@Fenamer]

Hmm you're right

[@parveenbeniwal9384]

Which chess game(software) do you use.

[@moaner7150]

Lichess

[@aaditnag7960]

Bro, this is the BEST tip ever. Love it. Fooled my opponent so bad!

[@stop-obito6759]

your opponent instead of moving his rook front pawn will play his left knight to c6 and we lost our queen too

[@mishakmanuel1115]

That happened to me also! Lol, but I didn't make the move to capture the queen, seeing that the knight was guarding her square

[@sagnik0397]

true happened to me aswell

[@lukenuttall6889]

Rubbish gambit, happened to me too. Useless if can be countered so easily

[@patstaysuckafreeboss8006]

@@lukenuttall6889 it's for sub 1600 players... he didn't say to whip this out in a tournament lol

[@keithmorreale1243]

BISHOP TO E6 IS BLACKS NEXT MOVE NOT PAWN TO H6. Then black doesnt lose its queen so this is foolish lol

[@maxwelljohnson5221]

3:52 now the game is all yours... well according to stockfish -1.72 maybe not. The black move pushing pawn to h6 is the blunder

[@rayyanshaikh5591]

It is a blunder but it doesn't make a difference. Either the pawn or the king must capture the knight, leaving the Queen unguarded

[@dinonuggiesguy4847]

You forgot to launch the anti continental three staged propelant missile, to have a material advantage.

[@ashishhamza171]

Why am I seeing this comment everywhere lol

[@av1479]

@@ashishhamza171 search tennison gambit ICBM variant.

[@shreyanjo]

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[@adityasaxena3294]

Thank you so much it's not possible that everytime your opponent does starting with that move but whenever he does I do the steps you shown and take his queen

[@xymougneelias7585]

it helps me in my five games at tournament i do it thanks for the tricks you gave

[@kingrex1931]

Were any of your opponents rated above 800?

[@tejasvbhargava1166]

Improve your level then, they must be beginners to fall for this

[@melong1975]

Thank you so much, really! I won 2nd place in our school❤️

[@anthinhnguyen8555]

me too but... before watching this, now i'm 1st =))

[@Plebasaurus5179]

What if you two go to the same school?

[@kalpanabalaji7410]

Donut Creme 😘

[@aaronxee447]

I was Third place in my school.. 1st,2nd &3rd(me) are the same point..i hope..i will go to the international stage

[@shaikhfluttershy943]

what if knight back to d7....?

[@NASALunarLight]

2:03 what happens if black brings out his queen to D5. What’s the best move for white now? Nevermind I figured it out it’s pawn to D3.

[@ndronikusri1992]

No it's not

[@muditmalik3058]

It should be c3 not d3

[@_LION_KING_10]

You helped me a looooot. Very very thanks.🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@majorjohn90pilot49]

Lol I love ur videos about chess man, thanks to ur videos I’m the champion for chess in lower levels

[@Newmoon19]

So simple to thrash white stretagy @ 3:52 with only moving black queen from d8 to d5 except moving pawn from h7 to h6😅🤮🤣🤣 LOL on this cheap trick 😂😂😂😂

[@teratokomi8731]

So now you are the best of the worst?

[@MohdWaseem-cl3sv]

And i m national level champion of 2018

[@teratokomi8731]

@Self Aware Universe

[@santoshkrathore234]

Meet me!

[@kirby3219]

4:26 King to E6 fails this entire movement set, and is another viable option if black decides to play a bit more defensively.

[@ytbrickstudios7239]

even if king moved e6, he would still be able to capture the queen without any trade

[@manishashukla5623]

4:09 knight to c6...all plan fails

[@mohamedailam6502]

Manisha Shukla it wont check once again

[@michaelsmaha2864]

mohamed ailam the knight on c6 can revenge kill the white queen tho

[@ojaswinikalanki5549]

How?

[@LB_129]

I figured a way to beat that

[@woodlanddog4765]

This is to out there for me because if your opponent is familiar with this then you are down a few price that could have drew or won you the game

[@hscucarache4801]

Wow this is so cool! Can't wait to try it!

[@gpsjagatpur9245]

I used this trick on my opponent and everything was fine but when when I took his pawn with my bishop,he developed his another knight which ruined the whole thing.

[@SamtheShrooman]

Nice trap! If your opponent is a potato

[@VeggiePatch]

True true, lmao

[@joejitsu034]

I am a potato 😭

[@VeggiePatch]

LMAO

[@dingusrevolver]

I mean...this really depends on you opponent NOT playing nc6 (a very common and logical move) AND on him playing h6, which is a pretty uncommon move. I can't really imagine this working.

[@debashispanigrahi676]

I'm 10 years old. This trick will help me ace the tournaments my Chess Sir holds every Sunday. Thanks Sir!

[@yneshAshanti]

Guys video starts at 1:06

[@yneshAshanti]

Sorry, 1:16. Welcome.

[@familyhang8472]

Lol

[@buttercreamx7390]

Woot

[@sunilkulkarni1204]

3:56 he instead of h6, opponent can play g7 or something like e5/6 to stop it

[@glitch1080]

Video starts at 0:00

[@hiypergaming6225]

But Now 7 million people know this trick😅😅😂😂

[@Yo-bk4dk]

When to use the ICBM?

[@RezMotion90]

man i only just subscribed and i'm already liking every one of his videos

[@AngkolOkoy22]

What about option #4 black plays queen to d5?

[@christophertroy1333]

Queen can be chased and the the knight is protected

[@debjitpaul8580]

2:23 Pushing the pawn seems like a good idea though. Even if you give check with your queen White can defend with g6 and he'd be just fine

[@Cuddeninja]

Exactly

[@Cuddeninja]

Was just looking for this comment

[@latikachavan91]

You are mad

[@designed___for___you]

@@latikachavan91 why

[@chesschampion2113]

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[@banana5166]

chess champion good job

[@WAZIR_99036]

this is a great trick to play and we support u for ur upcoming vdos😍😍😍👌👌👌

[@thegentlemanjay]

I find someone who is drunk and try these moves because no sober professional player, is going to do as described,

[@TraumaER]

Now I can beat Magnus!!! 👍

[@filippocasati1252]

In fact he has said just yesterday he doesn't know this trick

[@darksideorbit8898]

I don't think Magnus plays the Scandinavian and anyone can play Nc6 to protect their Queen.

[@NeverRests]

Lol, he's going to win without the queen XD

[@dizzychineseman7445]

@@NeverRests dude you know how many games ive won with Rooks. I dont even use queens that much

[@achyuththouta6957]

@@darksideorbit8898 I thought this should be used only against beginners

[@klieu90210]

"now it does not matter what move black plays" ... Nd7

[@BruceCinema1337]

Actually black can play e6, Qd6, Nc6, or Nd7. So that line was just straight up a lie.

[@tocha14]

Or keeping the pawn at H7

[@DeadPool-ju1ri]

klieu90210 or Nc6

[@colinjava8447]

I was gonna say that as well about e6, seems black has to make a mistake for this to work. So its not as good as it seems really.

[@pragha1]

klieu90210 Yes. That sentence is completely wrong!

[@tusharsharma7711]

great trick dude.loved it

[@satrickptar6265]

Meanwhile my enemy: Didn't do Kg6 Me: Wait, that's illegal!

[@momthegreatest]

Good video but my opponent is not playing what I wanted...!!!

[@ChessTalk]

+momthegreatest Try out my opening tips then. Although that won't give you an instant win but it will definitely give you a match winning advantage.

[@momthegreatest]

Oh sure..I was just joking..am an amateur player..never had any coach..but a good player

[@sylendraws1249]

A guy tried this on me once but I just played knight c6 after he recaptured my pawn with his bishop.

[@jamincabangcla9372]

then just simply take the pawn with ur knight and if king takes check bishop on c4 then if king moves back check bishop on f7

[@majorbajor]

Jamin Cabangcla you know that the queen is protected by the Knight, right?

[@ianstewart1207]

Jamin Cabangcla Then king takes bishop and you're down 2 pieces.

[@rahulkhaleri6987]

Thanks a lot it's an amazing trixk

[@hawinatania623]

You are a great chess coach the tennison gambit is really cool. I like that chess trap

[@hastyone9048]

Anybody with any chess experience would see this setup in two-three moves!

[@shivparashar1113]

So don't play with experienced players...😊☺️👌

[@kennethblaabjergfog2197]

"Bxd3, this is the position you were looking for. Now the game is all yours!" .... No it's not. Black just plays Nc6

[@todorhristov3504]

nop, will not change anything. Only Rook g8 will do

[@shyamrangapure8312]

yeah exactly, you can play Nc6 or Nd7 or Bd7 or Qd7, all these 4 moves can make this gambit fail and then you are a pawn down and bad position with knight and without central pawns, its quite risky

[@towkirshuvo97]

If black plays Nc6 then the trick won't work. Then you can just continue the game normally. And just one or two pawn loss is no problem at all. It's no loss. In a chess game you'll get lots of opportunities to capture your opponents' pawns as the game progresses.

[@septianasandewi7417]

3:51 What if black play Queen to d5f? Isn't the trap failed?

[@soneyfurry]

they can retreat the knight to f3, although the trap doesnt work anymore. :(

[@prateekgupta1797]

Then also black queen is gone, if white moves his white bishop to c4

[@traubensaft175]

Prateek Gupta well no black queen can easily then capture horse in g5

[@xHannibal]

Traubensaft 17 Actually the bishop on c1 is protecting the knight but yeah bishop to c4 is kinda a dumb move since the queen will likely just take your queen and you’d have to take with your king meaning you couldn’t castle and would be in a weird spot.

[@raamasimhaareddykonala996]

You are appreciated for steady explanation

[@slogosniper5283]

Hmmm so when do we pull out our ICBM?

[@jaitelyaditya03]

If knigt moves c5 then he can exchange queens

[@abrarrahman6788]

but exchanging queens just makes the game less fun and less competitive

[@milt74]

I tried this on someone.....he just moved his knight to C6. Down a pawn. Thanx 🤣

[@bavishssunnassee879]

I think black should pressurise the white Knight since the pawn Is already protected by the black Knight after d3

[@jonathanmotia1600]

So your the youtuber that friend has been watching he did that move to me once

[@poojanoddy]

A gambit is if we give away a pawn or a minor piece and hope to greet something inn return🎋🎶🎶🎶

[@135ftsaint]

Tennison gambit helped me to win 78 games in 12days and 11tournaments

[@danaililiev1404]

no it didnt