Chess Traps - Budapest Trap

The Budapest Trap looks to punish those players that develop their knights poorly and then try to "normal" looking moves instead of simple development moves.
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[@sunyboy333]

great now i can go play chess for about 30 years before someone actually plays their knight to d2

[@boceksiadam]

+sunyboy333 My thoughts exactly.

[@willbendingsteel6258]

agree this is ridiculous, never seen such a move :)

[@zachsullivan123]

I actually pulled this off once on the chess.com got an achievement for it

[@bobshopes7099]

I PROB LY KNOW LITTLE MORE. THAN HOW TO PUSH PIECES , BUT HAVE SEEN and played THIS D2 MOVE B4 , BUT HAVE NEVR SEEN OR PERFORMED THIS TRAP , SINCE 1970

[@tellahsage6477]

People who've just started playing chess do this a lot. And i mean A LOT. Although you could just scare them away from chess forever by playing a trap like this and winning in two minutes, lmao

[@MrTruth70s]

Ive never seen anyone move the Knight to D2 but I will remember this one.

[@Bobatime69]

THIS SHOULD BE TITLED "HOW TO BEAT YOUR LITTLE COUSIN"

[@parthibroy3114]

nope for that 4 move mate is there!!!!!!! XD XD

[@Acme633]

I am surprised that there is a name to this "trap" since it has practically zero chance of being seen in real play. What kind of White player would play 2. Nd2?

[@Saludin2]

One who wants the opponent to be out of preparation. It never happens but it seems it happened once in Budapest.

[@3trilogy]

This video is hilarious! One of the nice things about the Budapest is that it does have a lot of surprise value...very easy for a player unfamiliar with the opening to go wrong.

[@noxure]

@MisterBoneman Ironically, people who play obscure openings like this are usually strong players (1800-2000) who really know what they're doing. They chose to master a "weaker" opening, with the knowledge that their expertise of that particular opening will catch many (equally strong) players off guard.

[@andrewdouglass4478]

Nd2 is really so strong ! !

[@MadaraUchiha-vv7fe]

Ikr! *sarcasm*

[@ojasdighe991]

Stockfish and aplhazero crying in the corner

[@GoUtes92]

Anytime your opponent moves a knight into your territory, look at the board carefully, because there's a good chance he/she is up to something.

[@xronald619x]

Exactly what I'm going through trying real hard to reverse my trap to his favor. But I ain't touching the trap though I got a trap within a trap and if needed I'll play my queen

[@yazeed4]

it's a nice trap I prefer your traps video .. it's bringing new things to the table I think if you know how to open the game and how to response to your opponent's opening the rest will come within the game..

[@ophiolatreia93]

what's should I learn to get better? what helped you? one which really helped was how to take the queen when they try to pull a scholars mate/wayward Queen.

[@juicenburg]

@darwincosadr Nb4 puts the queen under pressure, Qe4, b5, (forks the knight and the queen) Then Nc2 (forking king and rook) followed up by the pawn taking the Knight on c4 or the pawn on e5 being taken due to insufficient defenders. Im sure there is even a better sequence then that to play but either way, getting the queen out would cause white alot of trouble

[@septianasandewi7417]

I want to ask : When black's play Qe7 attacking the e5 white pawn and what should black move if white play Qd5 ? (try to give more defender to the white pawn on e5?)

[@AnimeTeikoku]

hey Kevin what if at 4:40 after the black queen comes to e7, the white queen comes down to d5? from there if the black keeps trying to pursue that pawn on e5, the white can simply take the advantage of black's lack of development, especially pawns, and attack?

[@RSPwns]

@AnimeTeikoku In that case, what about pawn to D6, followed by Bishop to E6?

[@awesomewin1337]

@xxxIronLeexxx you mean Nd2 you never see Kd2 because the king generally does not move in the opening

[@BMA_DuckIsLate]

when are you goign to post any more taps or opennings?

[@Cesmust]

I’m going to invent a trap capitalizing on when the opponent moves their queen to d3 on move three

[@xronald619x]

I'm more concerned with the pawns and the queen but my trap is very well knit

[@xronald619x]

I can easily disarm them with my nuclear bomb of a queen if they keep playing aggressively I will

[@brain5531]

Inventing a trap is hard. Inventing a sacerfice like I did is easier.

[@colinhughes5390]

there is another trap in this opening that I was expecting to see, which I know a lot of people know, but if they don't then here it is. . 1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 e5 3 dxe5 Ng4 4 Nf3 Nc6 5 Bf4 Bb4+ 6 Nd2 (the reason that they play Nd2 in this instance is to avoid the possibility of a doubled pawn) 6...Qe7 7 a3 (this is obviously to kick the bishop away but is potentially a grave mistake) 7....Ngxe5 Nxe5 8 axb4 (this is greedy and not the correct move because there is now a mate in one for black). I hope this makes sense and I haven't made a stupid error because I have done it off the top of my head.

[@Light4494]

@graciegjj Because it stems from the Budapest Gambit opening.

[@jayalakshmy_2023]

can you do a video on max Lange attack

[@ChessNetwork]

Concise and well explained video.

[@Wave-rb8bq]

yes

[@gdounito]

after black play Qe2 then white can play Qd5, what black should play then? Kh4 would be good but then again it can be a forced draw if white wants to (moving up and down his queen to the d file)

[@batterbar]

thank you i enjoyed it

[@AnimeTeikoku]

@RSPwns If I were playing the white, I would happily trade off the pawn and back off to formulate attacks since I am up a pawn. The black is both behind on material and development

[@khoiduongminh5111]

Black is better in development.

[@rahulkachru]

This trap made me hungry !

[@maheshnarayana8270]

your chess website is great one

[@BboyDschafar]

You can defend the pawn as white. The thing is, that you need to develope your bishop before the knights. Black can, of course, attack early on with his second bishop to prevent this (hence, the early Nd2 is a mistake), but even if he does, as white you can allwas bring your Queen to d5 and will defend the pawn.

[@gammaflurry4238]

I've seen inexperienced players like me move the knight there. pretty cool trap

[@youngcashregisterakalilbro3261]

if you move the knight there you clearly aren't an experienced player

[@maheshnarayana8270]

great this can help me

[@xFerris]

Where? Did you ever seen the board?

[@BradVlogz]

Sweet, another tool i have to use.

[@lobosolo2]

what about next move Queen D5? Just curious

[@georgemissailidis1504]

A pretty incommon move? Is that even a word?? Also, pausing at 2:10, I once had white play pawn to f4... yeah, he lost his queen quite quickly after that :))

[@madchessLeviathan]

f4 seams the better option if you want to hold the pawn, defending with minor pieces leaves you one defender short

[@einSteppenwolf]

madchessLeviathan f4 Ne3

[@neversnkoloma5382]

This is interesting

[@awesomewin1337]

@xxxIronLeexxx knight is N. King is K. Go look up the pgn on games, its always N for knight because K is used by the king (who is more important, and what other letters does the king have? I? N? G? none make sense)

[@joey06612]

what about h3 after white develops his knight to f3?

[@ui264]

I was going to say: "Who puts their Knight there???", but someone did it to me. ・They retreated their Knight to the same position. I tried this line and it worked!

[@death8dealer]

who's plays Nd2 i think you should make a video on why anyone would play that move cuz it's just not that move i would ever play as my second move

[@Norbert66676667]

and after Qd5 black resigns?

[@Goeagles4life5]

maybe like b5 then, he runs knight, then a6 then trade

[@DaRza17]

as he said incommon move

[@iglooproductions]

@awesomewin1337 Yeah I know I just never use it so I just went with how it's spelled. My mistake but I think people know what I'm talking about. Besides, the king never moves either, so I'm right both ways ;0

[@darwincosadr]

hey Kevin, after Queen to e7 what if Queen d5 protecting the pawn?

[@xronald619x]

That's also my other concern

[@xronald619x]

But I got my lethal queen on deck I'm playing nice right now

[@HarryPotterDude1000]

What happens if white protects the e5 pwan with f4?

[@einSteppenwolf]

Oz1232 f4 Ne3

[@ulyssesvercosa6196]

what if Qd5? 5:10

[@SirZortron]

It annoys me that you don't EVER take advantage of "en passing" a vary useful pawn system (the only move where your piece doesn't end up at the location of the taken piece)

[@PaulDormody]

black can still win the pawn back after ...N-b4,Q-d1...P-b5,N-a3...P-a6,since White's Knight is then out of the picture,Black can then take it next move.

[@HealthFirstBaroda]

I play nimzo not budhapest but still it is a good trap

[@iglooproductions]

@awesomewin1337 K-Knight.

[@kinggambitabc]

i have seen once against a 1100 in 20 years of active chess playing :)

[@graciegjj]

So why do they call this the "Budapest" trap?

[@ashitranjan3971]

i used this trap many times

[@PaulLadendorf]

Not sure I've ever seen anyone play Nd2

[@guzsaj]

@HarryPotterDude1000 then the knight is free to go to e3 and the queen is gone.

[@jonavuka]

@HarryPotterDude1000 then Ne3 winning the queen for sure

[@MrElfenma]

Ok but who play Nd2 ? \o/

[@Tnk64ChessCourse]

"This is a pretty incommon move." Kevin, the word is uncommon, not incommon.

[@xronald619x]

I'm playing chess crime scene and murder attempts.

[@xronald619x]

I'm serious

[@IJustAnotherNoob]

theres a thing called 2 move checkmate now

[@RandyIsC0o00o0L]

@renteria95 Hahaha :D

[@MisterBoneman]

(this is where Harry the Hypnotist REALLY comes in to his own..."you WILL move N-Q2.... You WILL move N-Q2....) Other than that, I didn't know this was called the Budapest. Thanx!

[@dunstanjuniormapuma1832]

Him: "Hello everyone this is Kevin from the chesswebsite.com" Me: Click the Like Button Already,....

[@bryancastaneda4245]

what if he would play f2 to f3?

[@einSteppenwolf]

Bryan Castaneda f3 Ne3

[@drpwn100]

Nd2...

[@yellowdart6666]

oh shit son . game is dead out of nowhere .brilliant

[@xronald619x]

I can disable his knight but it makes my rook very vulnerable Fucking surveillance cameras

[@ww2gunexp]

I. Have played that move. And have successfully won a game.So chill.

[@jodo6329]

Incommon...

[@ShashwatKumar]

I would have better odds in getting 4 moves checkmate than knight to d2.

[@FaheemAhmad]

After Knight G4, if Pawn f3, than Knight E3 still wins the queen :)

[@demetriusdemarcusbartholom8063]

The Grand Budapest Hotel

[@zendoclone1]

"develop knights poorly" VERY poorly at that. knight to d2? I rarely see that at ANY point in the game, much less the opening

[@rikkimabayo1403]

that is the main line, that is why it is developed poorly that way. Actually, there is a video here(in youtube) which shows the whole budapest trap lines, not just the main lines and its 27 MIN LONG!

[@zendoclone1]

Rikki Mabayo I'd have to say, I've never faced anyone serious who has developed their knights that poorly....

[@rikkimabayo1403]

Yeah. Me too.

[@awesome2nite]

who does move like that? ive never seen it

[@iglooproductions]

The only problem with this is you will NEVER see Kd2.

[@jonwomack1682]

Remember to keep a poker face if someone ever plays it 😅

[@djskippimusic]

did you listen to the first 30 seconds of the video? "now, this is a pretty incommon move" "... this is a pretty incommon ..." "... incommon ..." not i do know it's uncommon, but for quotes sake, he said incommon

[@Jmonkey515]

@joey06612 h3 with a knight is a bad move in general, you gain the advantage by him simply wasting a move. *I'm not an expert, Kevin will be much more insightful*

[@swampwiz]

2. Bd2 is a horrible move. Why would anyone play it?

[@BvBCrafty]

wtf is this lol :D Nd2 and h3?! both moves make no sence?!

[@prem_tamilsiddha8987]

h3 could be a common blunder in blitz games for lower rated players. Nd2, of course, not played very often...

[@abdulzainal8]

Goddammit just get to the trap without the yap yap

[@m3mario]

If I find an opponent this stupid, I don’t need to watch KZbin trap videos to beat him.

[@AbandonedKitty]

Seems more like a newbie trap.

[@TheStupidLama]

Bishop takes Queen, gg? ^^

[@13mdark]

no one plays d2

[@NORDFLEISH1]

Nice trap but explanations are too verbose and drawn out.

[@HazemElsawy]

what a waste of time!

[@jeffersonthomas1269]

If you count the words and then count unneeded words you would find more than half are useless verbose filler. What a waste.