Cyclops gambit (Scandinavian declined)

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@MrX59288 Жыл бұрын

Man That’s Crazy to see new gambit and lines discovered these days its just feel special Love Your Content.Hope you recover soon❤

@Hydroxyl Жыл бұрын

this line is actually so obscure love this study

@kyresd Жыл бұрын

Haha I thought you were joking about a cyclops gambit but I'm glad you aren't it's a great name. Also how is your eye doing? I hope it's healing well

@adamiskosach Жыл бұрын

Hey thanks 😂 still no progress with my eye.. I suppose it needs more time, I'm visiting the doctor tomorrow so "I'll see" :D

@hamed632 Жыл бұрын

Hello I saw your channel and it is one of my favs right now I hope you help me I am planning to take chess a little bit more seriously and study new opennings Do you have a good set of openning with black and white that sre connected to each other and can be played in nearly every game? for example: I am planning to study urusov gambit , nakhmanson gambit and evans gambit because they are related and similiar and with black I already play modern scandi and I am planning to study all of your gambits on it and maybe some others any recommendations? and if you have other gambits or fun openning please tell me sorry for the long comment and keep uploading because you are amazing ❤

@adamiskosach Жыл бұрын

Hey thanks for the comment! I really like the Elshad system. It is a fun opening system that is not very well known and you can play it as black and white against pretty much anything. For this I recommend you to check out Maurice Bishop channel, he has a ton of videos about this system and also a chess course where he explains this opening deeply. A lot of stuff that I play I learned from that man. Also similar is Black lion opening which can be played as black and white. Hope this helps!

@hamed632 Жыл бұрын

@@adamiskosach Thanks man I will check both of them

@rafaelrojas7249 Жыл бұрын

Very good lines, thanks!

@greg30 Жыл бұрын

Hi Adamisko, hopefully your eye is feeling better. I found a strange line that I thought you might enjoy, it is similar to the Gandalf, but after they take on e6 instead of played Bc5, you play an even more dubious, and arguably MUCH worse move, Nc3?, Although the evaluation is extremely low, the win rate is well over 50% and even though there have only been a couple thousand games, if you follow the most common moves, you get a position with a 70% accuracy! Which is pretty impressive! You don’t have to look at it but I think the line is quite dubious and would be interesting. (Im not trying to say this is superior to the Gandalf as I prefer the Gandalf due to it actually being playable and this is much more trap based, I just think this is cool

@adamiskosach Жыл бұрын

Hi and thanks for the comment! I have already studied this move before and I would like to make a video covering some traps in that line. I think it has a nice potential. Funny thing is that in Gandalf gambit, the only correct move it Nf3 and in this variation Nf3 doesn't work very well and it tends to get white in trouble. So I think if a Gandalf gambit player also picks up this opening it can be a nice weapon to mix it up when playing multiple games against the same opponent :)

@mcronrn Жыл бұрын

U inspired me to take up the Mod Sca! Good luck at the eye doctor tomorrow! 🙏🙏

@nowshadmonishi8083 Жыл бұрын

Why do they hate our bishop so much? That bishop is just doing what it was born to do.....These are the kind of moves that made me fell in love with chess many moons ago.

@adamiskosach Жыл бұрын

I guess Bishop to c5 is just a scary move :D