How to play the Grob Attack | Chess Opening | IM Andrey Ostrovskiy

[@inakizabala5001]

I just stumbled with this channel and I can say it’s the most underrated chess channel in all of KZbin. Excellent quality, well scripted, nicely edited and of course, great camera positioning with great content. If you had Patreon, I am sure most of us would consider helping out as we can!

[@Chessfactor]

Thanks for your nice comment!

[@mislavivkovic9996]

@@Chessfactor you are amazing I just see what mistakes I do over and over for years

[@brianrudolph7082]

g4 serves two valuable purposes; First, it is a poisonous red herring for those that except the gambit, when deploying the Grob Gambit. And second, it inhibits the development of blacks Kings Knight to its natural post of Nf6.

[@sirwilfried]

Perhaps this opening is a good opportunity to independently expand your knowledge without having to memorize previously analyzed positions. Thanks a lot for this!

[@Chessfactor]

You're absolutely right. Happy to hear that you liked the video!

[@m.g.8897]

Excelent quality. Well scripted and great camera positioning. Hello from Brazil.

[@Chessfactor]

Hello from Switzerland and welcome to our channel 😉

[@andrewbernal9700]

Thank you for the video, your teaching is awesome. Do you think you would ever do a video on the move b4? It is a move I have no idea how to play against

[@robingurung7714]

I loved the video. Thanks 😊

[@Chessfactor]

We are happy to hear that you liked the video!

[@sooooooooDark]

white be like "ha, prevented ur 1... f5 🧐" 😂

[@AronFigaro]

Interestingly, the idea I saw in the exercise was that black really wants to play c6 ASAP, which is what led me to a3, with white having no real immediate way to punish Na6. Did I miss something critical in this position, or after Na6 does white simply have to play g6 right away or lose the initiative? The big thing about Na6 of course is that it does not prevent black from playing c6, so that is still a threat. Am I out to lunch? good vid btw.

[@scottski51]

I love this attack! Don't win a lot with it, but the games are open, exciting, and every so often... black blunders a rook or worse!!

[@mislavivkovic9996]

This is amazing I lost 4 games to 2000 points rating oponent but I won with a grob once

[@reginaldojaccosantidade4364]

Wow, Grob attack

[@mrtbhdr]

seems an interesting opening to try on blitz games (and get rekt lol). i also like the channels which puts the timestamps on their videos ✌️ edit: just tried it on a game, opponent didn't understand what i'm doing (so do i) just kept attacking and won finally. it was fun and fresh really, thanks for bringing this one to us

[@Chessfactor]

Always happy to read your comments! Thank you very much fir your support!

[@omarkhan5223]

A french FM used this against Carlsen and got a draw

[@dilyan-2904]

Great opening. Positions are dynamic, fresh and exciting. Very unbalanced. A mess that is not analyzed a lot if black takrs the pawn. After a decade of playing chess with boring classical openings this brings new life. Also helps winning games. A lot of players blunder in these less known positions.

[@0rdsec]

Гроб не щадит никого!

[@alehin2021]

ВИКТОРИ! Попёр Бобёр! ©️Максим Омариев

[@mislavivkovic9996]

Just blitz