Chess Openings - Jerome Gambit

[@LuukSwinkels]

When chessbrah creates new life in this opening

[@DanielSantanaBjj]

4 years ago! Chessbrah is late in the game 😂

[@LuukSwinkels]

@@DanielSantanaBjj lolololol

[@iMarc89]

In all new life there is a rhythm.

[@Bozothcow]

But that would just be.... *weird...* Best moment in this whole video.

[@malenkas3]

5:20,why not move rook to E1?

[@joyis9638]

Interesting ideas ...thanks!

[@gamingwithazian1453]

15:16 why cant white take the rook

[@md-kz1ks]

Never seen it before. I freak-out! and finally the game was draw.

[@maxw2434]

Who else here after the Chessbrah used it?

[@pingupungo3365]

Gotcha bro 🤙

[@yelwinaung1608]

Jerome!!!!A gambit created by a chess player who fked up and blundered two moves😂😂

[@StandAndStare]

Was shocked to see D5 already been played :')

[@bmanchess8911]

JEROME!!!

[@64square46]

Ohhh yeahh

[@TheKillaCake]

You know it's a good opening when the lines involve trying to get a draw early.

[@kkbeatss]

xddddd

[@suezuccati304]

And it only works if your opponnent plays dumb moves

[@saysarah86]

lol! at 5:20... "this is one of those moves that if your opponent plays you're probably just going to lose"

[@bbreadman]

Jerome Gambit Declined, Accelerated Variation

[@jbtrader5409]

London jerome variation

[@fireworksandpie9482]

Truly the most underrated opening of all time. Jerome would be proud

[@paulmorphy6314]

Underrated for black. It loses by force

[@paulbrennan4163]

I don't recommend this opening. I played it yesterday against a friend who doesn't compete in chess and who had never played against this opening before. To my surprise he moved his king to E6 instead of F6 (at 1:41) - something Jerry didn't even cover in this video. After that move I got clobbered!

[@paulmorphy6314]

@@paulbrennan4163 I think you mean Kevin not Jerry

[@paulbrennan4163]

@@paulmorphy6314 Yes you're right.. I think there's someone else I've been watching called Jerry and I'm getting them mixed up :-)

[@BobGreasen]

@@paulbrennan4163 But he did cover it later in the video...

[@thatoneguy9582]

“Whenever you blunder a few pieces call it a Jerome gambit”

[@onceapawnatime4121]

This video has been on youtube for years, played for more than a century and you only here because Chessbrah used it and didn't even know about it haha

[@eldritchhollow7692]

Noooooo, I would never!

[@ALEXGAYMAR2312]

niggas really gatekeeping a fucking chess opening

[@carpetclimber4027]

@@ALEXGAYMAR2312 Are you not entertained?

[@turtle_fps]

@@ALEXGAYMAR2312 can u spam me with the first word in ur sentence that would make my day

[@edgeplantasm6473]

Jerome is uniting the chess community back to this video, just like what he wanted~

[@yankeesfan8561]

Hes our lord and savior

[@Alchemistic88]

Lose two pieces for basically no reason and struggle thereafter in hopes of a draw? Seems legit 😂

[@jasonrobletto2123]

Great video. It's worked for me every time so far. Are there any Chess videos with comments not full of Chessmasters who never make mistakes and only play opponents who never make mistakes? Looking to talk about Chess with mere mortals like myself.

[@lfakerson7703]

Jason Robletto 4 years later I don’t know if your still around but, my chess.com account is chewpease. Play me some time

[@joesephsmith8057]

@@lfakerson7703 bet

[@penalisator7615]

Lmao

[@jasonrobletto2123]

@@lfakerson7703 hey; yeah I still have my account! I'll look for you on chess.com and add you as friend. My account is sanfran1988

[@lfakerson7703]

Jason Robletto alright sounds good

[@michael2244]

I saw this on Chessbrah, i thought it was a joke.

[@fakereality5204]

It is

[@raymond04calitri]

1:15 jerome decline variation

[@Jtotheroc69]

Raymond Calitri Lmfao

[@mathiasarrua1207]

JAJAJAJAJAHS

[@sportmemer3178]

This Gambit is full of poop, I just used it and utterly destroyed my opponent, and it wasn't even a full Gambit He did not protect with the knight, so my knight remained on the best square, protected by the pawn. After constant checks I started pushing my second knight up the board, he attacked it with his bishop and I checked him once, he retreated his King. After that i put my rook on the f file which had his king and my knight. He took the free bishop then I unleashed my first discovery while forking the Queen, bishop and king after his king moved I took the Queen he started crying He tried attacking my Queen hoping to drive it away, my bishop was not having it. Before I knew it I mated him. Accuracy 84.2 and that is the highest I've ever received. Thank you.

[@ramsy4205]

K

[@authenticNL2]

YOU HAVE BEEN JEROMED

[@beri4138]

9:48 I'm a little disappointed. You didn't go over black's BEST move: Qf6. For those wondering, the continuation in that case should be: Rf1, g6, Qe2.

[@akhilvashist1339]

Dont we just grab the knight then?

[@unratedi991]

I’ve been getting Jeromed for the past month wondering what these mythical fucking lines could be. Thanks chessbrah. Now I have everything in my arsenal to be a gm finally.

[@kormagogthedestroyer]

Wait this was from FOUR YEARS ago?

[@amaanrahman7724]

This opening has the certainty of winning like miley cyrus playing chess

[@coltlange2894]

5:04 i love how in the opening explanation, and here, right out of the opening, your probably going to loose

[@leonardocbp]

Kevin, I just played the Jerome Gambit in Chess.com and my opponent played all the good moves😂. But it was a pretty fun game! Thanks for the video!!!

[@justinlewtp]

Your opponent probably watched this channel too xD

[@MrJoelacrasse]

I find the defensive move quite natural

[@GoUtes92]

4:13. Just for the record, Blackburne played 7...d6 here and won. Just thought I'd mention it.

[@paulmorphy6314]

Not to be outdone in generosity.

[@andersonbanda2220]

It's a very good opening in early attack in chess and more confusing too much to your opponent, cheers.

[@nechessities1299]

I played against the jerome gambit twice and i won both games. I feel like the jerome gambit should not be played at higher levels because if black defends properly (which most 1500+ rating players do), then black will dominate the game and win. I feel like it's really silly to play the jerome gambit D;

[@erickcazares1213]

Kevin when will you make us a video to beat the schilling kostic gambit because I used that defense a lot and I felt scared to play that now. Kevin when can you please make us a video to beat completely that defense.😀☺❕

[@Micmacaroni]

+Erick Cazares he did. He suggested O-O as the strongest move and Nxd4 as another option. It's also called the Blackburne's Schilling Gambit

[@psymon3823]

15:36 youre down 2 pieces, their knight is threatening a fork on c2 winning at least an exchange, i dont think youll be having much fun.

[@Anthh07]

What about the Iraq Gambit *Pawn to C4*

[@scotchwhisky6094]

Not funny.

[@Anthh07]

Skywalker Idc if u don’t think it’s funny might as well not comment if u think it’s not funny.

[@Anthh07]

Tobyy Thank you

[@secretunknown2782]

Wait is he counter attacking the counter attack of fried liver attack

[@cheesebombjalapeno]

Sorry but opponents are not idiots.

[@lightningrider5464]

3:15 - now this little move is kinda FUN. GREAT CHOICE OF WORDS XD XD i love ur vids cause of ur word choicing

[@vadforta]

get ready for this video to explode

[@GoUtes92]

After analyzing the gambit, although I think it has some interesting implications, I feel that it's mostly based on blind faith. In this gambit, I would actually prefer 6.d4 instead of the main line 6.Qh5+. I feel like this alternative gives White a more reasonable game.

[@johnvuillemot4805]

Well...they can take that seems...actually good, they cant recapture...so dont you just get 2 pawns for a piece plus activity and castle rights...that may make this playable

[@pawarej]

btw what about if the black king moves e6 @ 1:42 and after white plays Qf5 Then Kd6

[@abhinavatreya2268]

F4 attacking the knight?

[@LeventK]

Hey it mentioned in the video!

[@JohnnyPowerhead]

You're making some huge assumptions that black will make idiotic moves. It isn't hard even for a novice player to refute.

[@Micmacaroni]

Can you do a video on the wing gambit? (1.e4 c5 2. b4) It looks a bit like the benko gambit when both the A/B files are open and the d2 pawn cannot immediately move cause it would stop castling. I've had someone play this against me and i didn't really know how to combat it

[@johnvuillemot4805]

It ain't a benko at all. They just want a big center and a nice diagonal for their bishop. My recommendation, dont play the sicilian. Or take and play passively, e6, d6, g6, bg7 nf6 0-0 etc. Just get to a pawn up endgame

[@pashagaranin9571]

What The Fuck Am I Looking At.

[@Killersnake1233]

Why would you recapture at 15:15 instead of taking rook and attacking knight?

[@Fireblade-fz9gk]

because knight forks on c2

[@anjumahmed3099]

and the check

[@coolliechtenstein9090]

Just got this is my recommendations after watching chessbrah video about Jeorme Gambit

[@1ksubscusiamhomeless532]

131 night to g6 and its game over

[@aydanlin2075]

bro you good every time you say a phrase you breath so heavily

[@davidfraga754]

Classic Jerome Theory

[@coryt93]

The problem with QxRh8 is that you can trap the Queen with Nf6, b6/b5, Bb7

[@Hypercube1729]

Within the first 30 seconds he talked I knew this would be pure garbage, and yes, this is horrible way to play chess. Not sound at all.

[@crucifiedthief]

Every single player you encounter will move King to F8 after the initial Queen check -- a thoughtless defense that leaves White down a piece after the opening onslaught.

[@niemand262]

The opening of this video is completely uninstructive, because almost every black move is something even an 800 would never do.

[@REAL_SKYFIRE]

so, when I started playing chess, many people have been telling me, "yo, your a gambit!" and so here I am...

[@PTS328]

At about 1:50 mark why not play pawn to d4, attacking both bishop and knight and also opening up the lane for ur dark square bishop for a (whatever it’s called, pin or skewer) on the king and queen . If by chance black decides to just give up that knight or bishop and save his queen by whichever move, like bishop to e7 or whatever then u grab the knight with check, have two pawns in the middle and just simply an easy win imo...

[@PTS328]

UnKnown X ya sure he could, but then bishop to g5 and his queen is gone. I’d do queen for pawn all day

[@chauncyquest2779]

I don’t understand why you don’t just take the bishop before check, is it just because it gives them a chance to move with tempo?

[@lnsatiabie4364]

So this gambit only works when your opponent plays the worst possible moves literally putting themselves into check?

[@NawfalHasan]

Dumbest most losing variation is taking the black rook by white Queen. Don't go for it guys

[@smackastan5697]

Wtf, I’ve done something similar before without knowing

[@jonnyb6700]

If king comes out to f6 to defend Ne5, why not slink Q to h4 and take their queen?

[@sterre217]

1:48 isn't d4 Bxd4 Bg1 better? wins the queen with an x ray attack right?

[@beingawesome2927]

Foolish instead of moving king knight can block

[@austinwheeler3665]

Here after getting smoked by Aman Hambleton in the Jerome live on stream 🥵

[@mikesmith6838]

Basically the Leroy Jenkins!!!! opening of chess!

[@MuhammadAtthur_]

Aman is wrong, the inbetween check is already in the theory not novelty

[@BrianNuccio]

Man, these gambits that hit f7 with the bishop are just so nasty and cheap.

[@Thundernoob98]

Don’t lie no one thought that’s why they called it jeromes gambit

[@Balies3]

Get Jeromed!

[@anjashkar2985]

is that a way u show a gambit line, "hoping opponent would make mistake??" Just show the best moves for both sides

[@gerhardberger5813]

Surprising your opponent with new ideas

[@diepiepew1771]

This what Jerome would have wanted !

[@levanmachavariani5167]

This is INSANE, with this gambit i went from 1500 rating to 2000, thank you so much!

[@secretunknown2782]

Sarcasm?

[@aayushsingh3068]

At 1:46 what if king goes to f8. Then queen e5 and then pawn d6?

[@faranatasha4301]

then the he makes queen to queen. this opening so terrible as fuck

[@abhilashsengupta9363]

After 6. Qh5+ Ke6 What Next?

[@anilkumar-rc9zn]

You man all gambits collected

[@chesswebsite]

Trying to add all of them for sure.

[@anilkumar-rc9zn]

Grate ... thanking you reply , I request easy to explain vidos

[@Twas-RightHere]

thechesswebsite; doing it before it was cool.

[@Ljovynn]

hello c:

[@bottle-]

hello c:

[@raym6205]

gotta memorize all the theory for this

[@lfakerson7703]

Wow I didn’t think this was actually a strategy.

[@dragoncaos7098]

It isnt, there was just a dude names Jerome who blundered two pieces and than his friends mocked him by calling it the Jerome. "The Jerome was lucky to get Half a point from two matches" - Lucky 0.5/2 is just random moves.

[@Zansfour]

best move for black is k.g7

[@elontusk610]

3:00 Hikaru has entered the chat...

[@knightstormbringer]

If the king doesn't take the bishop, we enter a new line known as the Jerome's Gambit declined, the idea for Black being "fuck you for playing that dumb opening"

[@maxbertman7070]

Could you cover the Jerome gambit accepted, botez gambit accepted (ECO: F69) too? seems pretty overpowered as in all my years playing it I have reached one whole draw

[@akariti4538]

Played this with my 3 weeks old Nephew i thought i can trick him with this gambit. But sadly efen he knows after Queen's Check to the king he played pawn to g6.

[@williamlucadamo1574]

At 1:25, i move pawn to d4. No matter what black does (take pawn or retreat the bishop), THEN i check with the knight. Not only do i keep the knight for the attack on the king, but my dark square bishop is free to join the attack with the queen. Am i missing something or is d4 a better play?

[@kevinbunten7046]

It works! Fun novelty

[@reddd-77]

is queen h4 not just a free queen??

[@Shadowkirby2724]

After King to e6 after the queen check, I deliver a a check on f5, and he plays King to d6...? What do I do? He's defending both pieces with his king...

[@mathbelanger]

Hi Kevin, hope you are doing well! Congratulations for all your great videos. Just a note, at the end of the video, when you are discussing the blackburn shilling, I think there is a little mistake: if black pond e6, queen should take the rook, not the pond... 😉

[@StarWarsMasters]

10:12 f4f5 check King goes up, queen in front of pawn, whatever he does u may take some knights

[@ondrejtomasek2021]

5:19 why would I play c3 if I can just save my rook with Re1 and white would be up in material?

[@faranatasha4301]

how about when we check with queen,he moves the king to e6, than we check again at f5,he moves the king to d6? do you ever think about that? just wasting two officer.

[@TeeGar]

So many freaking ads.....

[@traderlaunch6090]

why not move rook to e1 at 5:20?

[@hahahayeahbut3099]

if you think about it, traxlers counter attack is just jeromes gambit for black after an italian game

[@EricStratton79]

Kevin, I love your videos but you have to stop saying "here" so much.

[@cedmelancon]

It’s not “unsound” it’s shit!

[@anna-ox4nj]

Кто русский?( *_*)

[@vivekjnair8295]

as you said its definitely not an opening meant to play against a very good opponent however in a quick game its simply a cool way to have fun on board chasing the opponents king around...

[@space-ghost8186]

If you do the Jerome you should castling as son as possible so you can avoid half of those situations

[@brain5531]

But This is not hope chess

[@jonahlevi3178]

Can you tell me/us what your rating is like for blitz or standard pls