Crush Everyone With The Most Aggressive Chess Opening

[@omeshsingh8091]

22:00 - The Botez Gambit, Very agressive.

[@aarambh9788]

Botez Gambit at 22:02 Viewer discretion advised

[@TroyBarnett]

Alessia, I enjoy how you explain your thinking as you play. It is both entertaining and informative. You are real pleasure to watch. You are much more interesting than many who produce chess content.

[@R.Akerman-oz1tf]

Crazy game #5 was nerve racking.

[@sleek24]

Thanks for the entertaining content! I had no idea the King’s Gambit could be so lethal. It’s instructive to see how to punish beginner mistakes, like grabbing the f-pawn too early, holding onto it, and neglecting development.

[@abrom004]

9:08 "oh no call an ambulance but not for me" 😂😂😂

[@Feverstockphoto]

I like that you explain your reasoning behind the moves, and if this happens you will do something else etc... Almost clear enough for me to understand I think 🙃 🙂👍

[@plrc4593]

Mom, can we have Hikaru? We have Hikaru at home. Hikaru at home: 27:35

[@vov.7397]

Love this. These opening videos are great. Would love to see one on KID and Pirc, too.

[@rahulgaikwad6669]

I wanted to learn a new opening and now this video is a great start for me to play Kings Gambit.

[@harshvardhan1701]

Hey great video keep these coming, hope to see a lot more content from you

[@phillmor1405]

19:15 - 19:16 I saw the entire video again just to find this "also". I loved it !!.

[@samuelforsberg1283]

Really cool video. I might need to look deeper into the Kings gambit. Seem to be a volatile but powerful opening

[@vsr7800]

Molto Bene!!! Really enjoyed this video, especially the blunder cause I do it all the time. Thank you!

[@vitahast]

its funny listening to your thought process leading up to the blunder because as soon as you talk about developing the bishop you know its very likely the queen is going to be lost. i guess also you must hold an abstraction of the board in your head. like on your move the queen is safe because of the pin but then you forgot to update your abstraction after the opponent moved their king.

[@elysianfibres1642]

Alessia, excellent video on the King's gambit! Watch out for the modal verbs "don't have to" and "mustn't" in English. "Don't have to" significa non è necessario fare qualcosa, ma si può fare se si vuole. "Mustn't" significa non è permesso fare qualcosa, è vietato. Esempi: You don't have to call me. (Non è necessario che mi chiami, ma puoi farlo.) You mustn't call me. (Non devi chiamarmi, è proibito.)

[@hamadxRL]

28:20 wow that was one of the best quick Endgames I've seen

[@SudeeptaChakraborty]

I have gained almost 250 points since I started watching your videos (in last 10 days). Your presentation style is as energetic as ever and the content is top class. Thank you.

[@pattymcgill3972]

My gosh. That game that ended at 28:20ish, WOW!! Very well done, truly impressive

[@JayVicky007]

The 1300 game was truly insane. I'd like to see you play against more opponents like that. It makes for good content. I need to study that last game. You're doing a good job👍

[@Ifoundtheanswer]

Thanks Alessia! I find it enormously helpful to see how you bring about a win at different levels with specific openings. Keep up the good work! ❤

[@johnczirjak]

Very informative video Alessia! You are my favorite chess channel!

[@fipi13]

Face at 22:04 just priceless!!!

[@Allen-mjspdr]

Alessia,your chess video really taught me a lot, thank you!😊

[@aaronesquivel8126]

21:34 Alessia Blunderamo's coming

[@mikecastro4403]

The way you won the last game was incredible! Good job

[@francescoportincasa3731]

Mi hai fatto divertire tantissimo!😍 Il modo in cui giochi è semplicemente fantastico rendi tutto così semplice… Ma la faccia quando hai perso la Regina è da meme!😂❤️

[@mayadev1338]

In my next game ,I will be playing King's Gambit ..Thank you for the lesson .

[@AliAbbas-lj7ov]

22:02 For some reason our brains always process that shit 0.01 second after the move.

[@lawrencemckeon6802]

That was amazing! Thanks.

[@usefulvideos9035]

This video was really good, thanks!

[@RanaJi-d3u]

Please make a video on how to improve mid and end game and how should we think move ahead. I learned Italian 🇮🇹 from your video and now this kings gambit you explain each move very well. 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@pieter490]

Great video great vibe!

[@QuinceDeMayo-jg5wb]

Genial excelente trabajo gracias

[@phidybee3334]

I usually play bshp C4 MV 2 instead of 🐴f3 allowing blk to check, white can't castle but is still fine & the lines are even more aggressive & trappy

[@fancitickler]

King's gambit according to David Bronstein, play 3.Nf3 for a draw. Play 3.Bc4 for a win!

[@StefanoBurcuta]

My main opening is king's gambit since last year, my fav line is: e4-e5, f4-exf4, Nf3-g5, Nc3-g4, Ne5-Qh4+, g3-fxg3, Qxg4-g2+, Qxh4-gxh1=Q, Qh5-... However, the opponents are very often tend to decline the gambit by playing Nc6 or to accept and then playing again Nc6 or Bc5

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

Cool line there!

[@sangd4lang]

I was usually use _King's Gambit_ because the agressive nature, probably it was my main opening besides _Ruy Lopez_ My advice is "don't use king gambit". No matter how your strategy and tactical is sharp, if black and white play the equal best moves, still white at the edge of falldown. It's force win for black.

[@PepJuice]

Good to see that a GM like you can blunder so badly.

[@reimueller]

Great I learned a lot 🥰

[@Ca_milo_G]

as a person who speak Spanish (1 language) , you English is F awesome!!

[@DrFictionMrMeta]

Game 5, Wouh !! 🤩🤩🤩

[@marcioaguiar1985]

28:00 - why after black goes G2, the white queen didn't take the black king? I'm a beginer and I still don't get some moves

[@123prova]

Very instructive video. This opening looks very interesting but you need some degree of experience to play it as in some cases it become very technical . Not sure it is good for people like me at 700 but I will try it. you did a good job by underlying some key aspects of the opening but I believe some of them were ignored during the 2nd part of the video. I think it is very important do understand some key points about what not to do as well to keep the flow triggered by the opening. I probably need to watch the video again

[@123prova]

update:won 4 games in a row , wow

[@GalenMicheal]

You can tell she's not a real chess played because she didn't capture en passant when she had the chance.

[@JayVicky007]

Don't be a dumbass. Capturing en passant is a choice.

[@JayVicky007]

Don't be a dumbass. Capturing en passant is a choice. You can choose not to do it.

[@ArthurVentura2]

I like the Falkbeer Countergambit against it

[@dr.floridamanphd]

Mmmmm… beer 🍺 🤤

[@ScaramouchedaVinci]

You are great!🙂

[@mwatkins0590]

3. Bc4 is even more aggressive, and likely stronger than Nf3

[@Autumn_IK]

* 28:47 2. ... Cc6 me dio tantas victorias contra +2200 que difícilmente Cf3 sea tanta ventaja. Entiendo que a los chicos más nuevos estos _"gane fácil y sin pensar"_ les resulten tentadores, pero (en mi humilde opinión) sería mejor que les enseñaras a invertir este tiempo de estudio en *aperturas serias,* para que cuando lleguen a ELO _"el gambito de rey me lo refutan 9 de cada 10 veces"_ no tengan que volver a invertir tiempo estudiando una apertura *_de verdad,_* una que les sirva por muchos años y a cualquier nivel de juego. Estos "gane fácil..." también llevan su tiempo de estudio, tiempo que finalmente no sirve para nada a poco de subir su nivel, *_y TIEMPO es lo ÚNICO de valor que tenemos en esta vida, no hagas que lo desperdicien para tu provecho._* Saludos.-

[@fancitickler]

*King's Gambit FTW!!!*

[@JWSL12]

Me = Do as she teaches Opponent = Do a different move Me = Hey that's not fair😂

[@zhevor2841]

22:05 Baolata

[@sourasishdutta4126]

12:17 i think opponent is your fan that's why otherwise there is no explanation

[@MartinZanichelli]

Spasski played it against Karpov in the Candidates.

[@dashaunjefferies1168]

i often see higher ups retreat their bishop from a pin, usually on a knight, (without maintaining the pin or taking) saying "the bishop has served its purpose". Any way to make that/those scenarios make sense to an 1100? Bc I've always been taught to either keep the pin or be prepared to take

[@James-y1u8u]

Wow. That 1300 played way above his belt. I think you let your guard down too much. You really should have lost. They made one mistake in the end that let you back in. Great game. I enjoyed that one.

[@AndriiMykh]

When comes the video with GoChess board?

[@mizaeldonascimentoalmeida8788]

very nice so cool , i lovely your face in gambit :)

[@greenmoxy]

21:44 I instantly noticed your queen hanging, I tried yelling at my computer to let you know. It didn't work.

[@AshishGuptaji-g1u]

Every strategy or tricks only depends on opponent moves nothing to say that's a perfect 😊

[@MrExundebaR]

Alessia in partita 4 mi hai fatto morire 😂

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

eh si, sono quasi morta anch'io 😂

[@MrExundebaR]

@ Hahaha 😂😂😂, di solito li faccio io certi errori…ci rimango nella stessa maniera 🤣

[@shlomisela404]

Queen is free cheese macaroni today 🥳🥳🥳

[@creatingonthemargins1089]

Great video, as usual. Was that a Tarantella in the beginning? Ciao! PS. Mia bisnonni sono dalle provinciae di Salerno et di Campobasso. Plz excuse my dreadful Italian.😊

[@newt2120]

her chess profile pic is hilarious 😂

[@TopglobalNovaria]

He makes me laugh 😂😂😂

[@imonoke7903]

You are super pretty and sound nice and amazing chess 🥰

[@michael2244]

Paul Morphy played the King's Gambit :D

[@bulasturubula3660]

Yes ! I'm probably lower than 700 so i'm gonna love those videos ! EZ sub !

[@Malcolm.Y]

Against 700 ELO ?? I didn't know it went that low. You needed an opening to beat that? How about 3 random moves?

[@tanmaydasadhikari193]

wow , i feel like i can beat magnoose.

[@hamadxRL]

36:26 why the king didn't take the pawn or am I dumb

[@roytwinberrow7956]

Hi Alessia You could do an "Anna Cramling" Invent an opening, no matter how poor , and you could name it the "pooh"? Thanks as always..

[@dr.floridamanphd]

Any opening can be good as long as you know how to play it. The Cow isn’t bad but it’s not great either. It’s a good tool for teaching beginners about how pieces move since it’s a system but less complicated than the London or Dutch.

[@raymond5597]

28:22 LFG

[@eja5799]

what if black plays GOOD moves, though? this is useless stuff.

[@hades6-3-63]

Then you prep for the moves, this video teaches you how to think with this opening. If you want to know every move on a opening, go study, but that isnt what most beginners do and not something a video for beginners can do.

[@madetheandrea6122]

Alessia non potresti fare direttamente tu la traduzione per la traccia audio italiana?

[@B4ck]

Secondo me il doppiaggio sarebbe bello lo facessi tu con la tua voce, per il resto sempre ottimi contenuti. Grazie

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

Il doppiaggio è fatto in automatico da KZbin, lo lascio perchè magari può essere d'aiuto a chi non è troppo a suo agio con l'inglese :)

[@B4ck]

@@Alessia_Santeramo ah ok, non sapevo che KZbin avesse questa funzione. Grazie per la precisazione! :)

[@mokshithbhagavan2709]

Waiting for your caro con or some black opinings

[@BM-hj6lq]

You have proven nothing. You are at least 600 points higher rated than even the last opponent. You can beat them all playing any opening. Besides online players up to 1800 know very little opening theory. Beat 1900+ rated players and show us how good Kings Gambit for white is.

[@Zyrexia]

Hey umm, do you know what educational content means?

[@BM-hj6lq]

@@Zyrexia do you know what is objectivity in chess mean?

[@julialyra1310]

Alessia is a very good educational content creator. If you wanna pick on someone, go to "professor Hikaru" videos and and see a super GM beating 600 for "educational purposes", while not nearly being as instructive as Alessia here.

[@tugays9206]

Ki?

[@hermit-chessto]

Entre pensando que estaba en español el video🤯. Si lo esta, pero con voz robótica. Mejor el original aunque entienda poco.

[@MrLaeddis1]

Are chess openings invented? Or are they discovered? hmm

[@davidaraujo4234]

Same thing

[@SmartDumbNerdyCool]

Why does every chess channel only provide strategies for white and not black? Y'all racist

[@AleksiJoensuu]

The outro of this very video advertises a video teaching the black pieces.

[@Truth360official]

Also why everytime white move first? There should be a toss for starting

[@kiraPh1234k]

Sicilian, Caro Kahn

[@SmartDumbNerdyCool]

@@kiraPh1234k That's the problem though, I know about 12 white openings and only like 2 black ones. Everytime I'm black I get trounced cause I'm scratching my head wondering what opening to use, then I realized... it's cause I know none, except for white ones... Especially limiting considering everyone is trying to Fried Liver you to death, so you gotta deal with that pesky bishop. I just think it's unusual we spend half the time on the black side of the board, yet not half of the time strategically analyzing it. Maybe cause black is at a disadvantage so has less creative options? Not sure.

[@kiraPh1234k]

@SmartDumbNerdyCool I focus on 1 opening for each, only filling in gaps for when opponent plays other moves. For example, there's little reason to know the Ruy Lopez and the Italian game. As well, learn the Sicilian as black and you won't need to worry about the fried liver Edit: I meant knowing both btw -- not that either of them isn't worth knowing. It's just that why deviate from an opening when you could prepare it deeper. I study Ruy Lopez so I have no reason to study Italian game right now. If I studied Italian game I'd have no reason to study Ruy Lopez right now

[@brainboy6655]

hi.

[@MohanaKrishnaa-jv1yo]

Oh 0 likes

[@jasonmartin4925]

Almost made First Comment!

[@propolis19a]

da vide ko je tu skrenuo sa pameti i ko je dobra slika i pilika

[@kumarkinghabbo4125]

Try to play with higher rating

[@Lars-t4v]

you're funny :)

[@douglashernandez3299]

❤

[@audejasmin3690]

whaou

[@karlhelbig4001]

Why does everything always have to be more aggressive, more destructive, higher, wider, faster for a few more clicks. You have very nice videos, this one is not the best. It's the dark side of the moon.

[@Rikusan12345]

hahah why do you put a german title :D :D

[@dr.floridamanphd]

I don’t know. I can make noobs rage quit with the Scotch opening. Doesn’t get much more aggressive than that 😂

[@yahikouzumaki4955]

ahah, game 4 is a fraud :D

[@ahojajoj1727]

Alesia woman version of rocky balboa in chess

[@aluisiopires6141]

Game 5: Paid actor hahaha

[@Ratva666]

Lady this is a baby chess. This is real chess how to destroy King's gambit kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXevm4eVq8d_r9ksi=Gl-jXheMZSoHec08

[@zzpaco]

Hi, that was even better than Netfl*x tonight ! I felt for your Queen... would she marry my King ? Another lesson learned : never give up and prepare to strike back. Grazie mille