Danish Gambit: Chess Opening Tricks to WIN FAST: Center Game Traps, Tactics, Best Moves & Ideas

Danish Gambit - Here are some Deadly Chess Opening Tricks & Traps to Win Fast in the Center Game variation. There are various chess opening tricks, strategies, gambits, moves, tactics and ideas that you can use to win more games. In this video, I will show you 5 opening traps & tactical ideas for the white pieces in the Danish Gambit Accepted line. I will also share with you some important concepts & strategies to follow in your games. These tactics include queen traps, king attacks etc. It's a really aggressive opening & a good one to try on the chessboard, especially in Blitz or Bullet games. At the end, you will also learn how to counter this opening as black when someone tries this opening against you - Schlechter Defense & Capablanca Defense. These are some amazing variations to fool your opponent & checkmate him in the first few moves. These secret tricks will help you in winning chess games against your friends & other players who have not seen such traps before. I also have an interesting Chess Puzzle for you at the end of this video. Let's see if you can solve that.
Video Timestamps:
0:00 Danish Gambit: Introduction & Setup
0:49 Who should play the Danish Gambit?
1:32 Danish Gambit: Concepts & Tactical Ideas
2:49 Danish Gambit: Traps & Common Variations
6:36 How to counter this opening as Black?
7:38 Chess Puzzle
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Answer-- 1.Qh6+ Kh6 (otherwise Qf8#) 2.Bf8+ Kh5 3.Be2+ Kg5 4.h4#

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[@ae1201]

Thanks for the tips! :D

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@@rafandchrisahmed9829 No let me show you how

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*points the gun at your opponent

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Chess Puzzle solution: First you do the brilliant queen sacrifice Qh6+, then the KxQh6, then the Bf8+, king has to move on either h5 or g5 square. So if he plays Kh5, then we have another move Be2+, so the black king is left with only safe square g5 and then h4 is a checkmate. Going back on the second variation, if the king moves to g5 instead of h5, then again the h4 check, then Kh5 and again Be2+# is a beautiful checkmate!!!

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If Black takes the sacrifice...

[@fabiankarlberg8193]

@@guillaumebailly9411 If black doesn’t take sac, then it’s mate in one. Whites next move will be queen to f8

[@guillaumebailly9411]

@@fabiankarlberg8193 Thanks, of course!

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@@guillaumebailly9411 than game was different

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[@_raj.deep_]

Happy International chess day Jeetendra sir and everyone. The solution to the given puzzle is - White - Qh6+ Black - If Kh6 White - Bf8+ Black - If Kg5 White - h4+ Black - Kh5 or Kg4 White - Be2# OR White - Qh6+ Black - If Kf7 or Kg8 or Kh8 White - Qf8# OR White - Qh6+ Black - If Kh6 White - Bf8+ Black - Kh5 White - Be2+ Black - Kg5 White - h4# Please tell me if my answer is correct or wrong.

[@aquawrath1148]

After h4+ king can't go Kh4 please make it Kh5. 😊

[@_raj.deep_]

@@aquawrath1148 Thanks for correcting my mistake. I have edited my comment.

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I think its right..

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@@nikhilvedak4831 its right according to his predictio and i know black has to do that

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In Computer science terms, you could modify it like: "if he takes then he's gone" 😉 p.s. values in angle bracket are variables. values in square brackets [ ] are optionals

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[@captainduct5082]

Solution to the puzzle: Queen to h6 check King captures queen Bishop to f8 check King to g5 Pawn to h4 check King to h5 Bishop to e2 checkmate

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Even if king goes to h5 first it's down

[@nmea0601]

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[@captainduct5082]

Thanks

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@@ahsaanallahustad4085 Thank you

[@arpitsharma815]

Puzzle solution: Qh6+, Kxh6, Bf8+, Kg5 or Kh5 we give check with the pawn or the bishop and in the next move check with the other piece like if Kg5 then h4+ the Kh5 or Kg4 ; Be2#

[@manojkumar.rikenscientific915]

I saw that and was about to say the same

[@arpitsharma815]

@@manojkumar.rikenscientific915 it happens with me many a times

[@alfie0]

Another solution: If black doesn't capture white's queen Qh6+ , Kh8 or Kg8 or Kf7 Qf8#

[@arpitsharma815]

@@alfie0 perfect.

[@ae1201]

Good

[@siddharthkorukonda7662]

@Chess Talk, here is the answer for today's chess puzzle: Note: There are 4 possible variations for the chess puzzle, I will cover them all The standard best move for white is Qh6+. From here the variation starts: 1. Variation 1 - Kh8: If Kh8 is played, then Qf8#. This is a checkmate 2. Variation 2 - Kg8: If Kg8 is played, then Qf8# again. This is also checkmate 3. Variation 3 - Kf7: If Kf7 is played, then Qf8# once again. This is checkmate 4. Variation 4 - Kxh6: This is by far the best move black can play to delay his loss. If Kxh6 is played, the the white dark- squared bishop on a3 will move to Bf8+. Over here, there are another 2 variations black can play Sub-variation 1: Kh5 If Kh5 is played, then the white light-squared bishop will move to Be2+. This is check. The only move for black at this point is g5. But, h4 will be a checkmate Sub-variation 2 - Kg5: If this move is played, then white's best move is to move h4+. From here there are another 2 different moves the black king can play Sub-sub Variation 1 - Kh5: If Kh5 is played, then the white light-squared bishop moving to Be2# will be game Sub-sub Variation 2 - Kg4: If Kg4 is played, then the white light-squared bishop moving to Be2# once again will be checkmate. Thats today's chess puzzle. Happy International Chess Day Watching your videos from New York. Keep the rolling sir

[@ChessTalk]

Great, that was a perfect explanation! Well done!

[@livparker7387]

I admittedly was stumped (though I considered the queen sacrifice) but this is absolutely brilliant!

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But what about black rookie!!!

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This explanation goes a half of hour to type a message, but if I solve this puzzle it's turns in a 30 second's

[@saurabhbunty123]

Dear chess talk, Your traps, gambits and openings are explained really really well!! Thanks a lot! Qh6+, Kxh6(if Kf7 or Kg8 then Qf8# so Kxh6 is forced), Bf8+, Kg5(if Kh5 then Be2+, KG5(forced), h4#),h4+, Kg4(if Kh5 then Be2#), be2# ⬆solution to puzzle.

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At this moment, I subscribed too. Then, I'm "gone".

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"Then he's Gone". This is such a satisfactory line Answer to the puzzle: White : Qh6+ Black : kh6 White : Bf8+ Black : Kg5 White : h4+ Black : Kh5 or he could also play Kg4 White : Be2# Note - There could be other variations also.

[@conceptofmaths5311]

But if the king not capture the queen and keep its king back to g8 so............

[@ashikmohamed100]

@@conceptofmaths5311 Qf8#

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@@conceptofmaths5311 then qf8

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Illogical

[@quercingtime]

Me: Ok so since I’m down two pawns I shouldn’t exchange materials, especially not the bishops, got it. *4 seconds later* Advani: *Sacrifices the bishop* Me: Hehe okey then

[@PhilL30tard0]

Temporary sacrifice you get another piece for it black loses castling rights, and his kingside is busted, his king is still in the center...pretty nice compensation I think.

[@PhilL30tard0]

@Rupsnigdha Kashyap I always try gambits first against weaker players, and if I have some concerns then I put moves in the engine and go through different lines. I just played this opening with two engines stockfish 8 vs stockfish 8 and black won also the guy mentioned in the vid that its not used in elite levels, so not a surprise but its always fun to try out different stuff. Ps: you can find a lot of learning material on the internet and puzzles... you can improve yourself. Analyze your games, what did you do wrong, search better moves and don't try to play openings you don't know or have too much variations.

[@venkat4751]

He said no for EXCHANGES but yes for SACRIFICING

[@evad7933]

Ha ha ha.

[@evad7933]

Exchanging is different from strategic sacrificing. And remember that the whole point is to expose the King.

[@facade6927]

"Since your down 2 pawns, you should try to avoid trading pieces" Proceeds to sacrifice the bishop every single time, just for a knight or a bishop

[@johnp515]

You get one pawn back plus the bishop/ knight added to the advantage of taking away castling rights of the opponents king. It’s definitely worth the one pawn down you will be. Remaining two pawns down and simply trading without compensation is not recommended.

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You have explained all the variations clearly. Thanks bro. Great job !

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My new favourite gambit!!!

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This is by far the best explanation of the Danish Gambit! Thanks, Jeetendra!

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Tried it right after and had some really fun games! Thanks:)

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Love all these tactics....very interesting and down to the point: tks

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I just make sure my bishops are safe

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The way you explain is simply amazing Sir !! Happy International Chess Day !!

[@maitrihegde]

Answer to the puzzle: White : Qh6+ Black : kh6 White : Bf8+ Black : Kg5 White : h4+ Black : Kh5 or he could also play Kg4 White : Be2# "then he's gone" this is my favourite line

[@ezramorrison7330]

There's also the alternative where 1. Qh6+ Kh6 2. Bf8+ Kh5 3. Be2+ Kg5 4. h4#. The queen sacrifice to draw the king out into a dangerous area is really unique in an almost end game situation like this.

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U fool their is bishop at e7

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What if he calcutlates it and doesnt take hmm Ima figure it out Edit: well nvm no matter what qf8 is mate

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this trick is amazing my friend was suprised to see this opening and by the way i am big fan of you sir proud of this channel

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“Black has arrived to begin the game. *this is his first mistake, and now he is gone.”*

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Lol

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Let me show you how

[@vim6459]

True though, Danish Gambit is played by white so.

[@0bada905]

Queen sacrifice on h6 then king takes or it'll checkmate on f8. Then bishop to f8 check If King to h5 then bishop to e2 check king moves to g5 then white moves pawn to h4 and that's mate If king goes to g5 instead, then pawn to h4 check, then king moves to g4 or h5 and then bishop to e2 checkmate Cool puzzle and vid :D Learned lots of things from you

[@nikhilvedak4831]

Happy international day to all.. The solution : Qh6+ If white plays K×h6 then, Bf8+ then if kg5 then 1 .h4 , kg4 or Kh5 and Be2 mate .. Bf8+ then if Kh5 then 2 .Be2+ , Kg5 and h4 mate .. Now after Qh6+ if black plays like Kf7 or Kg8 then Qf8 is mate.. Correct me if I'm wrong .. Nice puzzle jitendra sir 😄😄

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Fantastic. Well explained, thanks, Roland

[@sawlfo]

fast and to the point! like the danish gambit! great video!

[@pramilar5896]

Hello Chess Talk. A very happy international chess day to you. Please give a big like to this super aggressive chess opening . 1.The solution of this puzzle is Qh6+ ,if the king takes the queen then Bf8+,then black has the only legal move Kg5,then we simply play h4 giving a checkmate. 2.And after Qh6+,the king can't go to g8 ,f7 or h8,then white can play Qf8#. 3.After Qh6+,and if K×h6,then Bf8+,and Kh5 and again we play Be2+,the black king has only one legal move that is Kg5,and then we play h4#. Thank you for the wonderful puzzle.May god bless you for your efforts.

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Great to see you on international chess day with an aggressive gambit. Thank you Sir.

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"He's gone" loved the way u say it

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This video is very important for me, because I am an amateur in chess game. Thank you and bless!!

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Thank you Jerry :)

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😊

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Happy international chess day!! What a right day to post this amazing video!!

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My favorite Gambit! Im also gonna make a video about it! Thank you!

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Great, thank you.

[@aadhitya.c1354]

I tried this trick in chess universe and won it. Although I was two pawns down but my all pieces where active I finished the game with my rook and queen . Nice video 👍👏👌

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Bro do you play chess universe ? Me also.. i also tried this move and won also...my opponent shocked 😂😂

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Just love Your Videos! They are very informative and detailed!! I started with your Stafford Gambit video!! All the best! You are a very amazing teacher!! And Happy International Chess Day!!

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I was waiting for it

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I like way you telling all corners & the variation...!! Super sir 👍👍

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Happy International Chess Day!!!!... To all the chess players and also to our dearest Jeet bhai and his family... Do make such videos.. They are really amazing. Also.. A request.. Can u make one on EVANS GAMBIT pls... That's interesting opening. Also.. Pls give heart... And reply... ❤️🎉🎉🎉😊😊😇😉😉👏👏

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Thanks for the vedio on danish gambit I will definitely use in my online chess tournament but please make a vedio on kings gambit too.

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How old are you? What age group is the tournament meant for?

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The way you narrate the developments is the only reason I have subscribed this channel.

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Awesome tricks thanks for telling

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Thanks for those beautiful tricks

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What's your rating?

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How was it?

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All the best!

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[@SteveThePster]

1. Qh6+, Kxh6 2. Bf8+ and black will be checkmated within a couple of moves due to white's dominance on the white squares (his bishop after Be2+) and the black squares (pawns on g3 and h2->h4)

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Sir u r great... I also now use sweety is gone word. 😂 I learn so many chess trick from ur channel.. Thnak u

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What a Masterpiece video❤️

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Thank you for the video

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This 7 min video felt like 20 mins. In a good way. I checked the time and couldn’t believe how much I’d learned in about 4 mins, lol. Excellent!

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Thanks a lot SIR... Just after watching the DANISH GAMBIT... i played this against my elder brother and WON WITH ROYALTY...Thanks a lot😁... keep making such interesting videos and make us learn...😁😁👍👍

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Amazing!!!

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EXCELLENT VIDEOS!!!

[@Shubham-wu5jv]

This was the awesome and the opening can also be forced easly to the other player iff he did not kill then and also this opwning is the most common one

[@rahulchaudhary5257]

It does work :), just tried in a game , checkmate happed in 11 moves Interesting Gambit

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Awesome thank you

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Nice vid man, thanks.

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2nd sir biggest fan of yours 😊

[@marksguitar680]

1. Qh6 then kxh6(force), then the beautiful move bf8(check), he has two option kh5 or kg5, if he move his king to h5 then be2(check) then kg5(force) then the fantastic move pawn to h4 checkmate, if he move his king to g5 then pawn h4 with check then kh5 then the killing move be2 checkmate

[@Gdandmoregames]

Thank you!

[@wasifahmed123]

Oh.. I like that move.. very much interesting..

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"You like this move right ?" me: Yhee of cause (smiling)

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Your lessons are helpful and I am having fun with the way on how you are teaching us. Your vids are amazing, enjoying, and helpful. Keep it up!

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That worked ... Thank You sir

[@vrateshvarun2932]

sir thank you this danish gambit made me win in a other techniqe but really because of this i won my precious game

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WHAT A TRAP TO CELEBRATE INTERNATIONAL CHESS DAY 🎉🎉 ANYWAY I WAS HOPING FOR KINGS GAMBIT

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You can find lots of videos on king gambit

[@ChessTalk]

Will try to make a video on that soon. Stay tuned :)

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@@ChessTalk vedios on gambits is fine but make vedios on gm mathes played which are memeorable like fisher ,tal ,kasperov,anand and carlson, nakamura ,giri .like their playoffs capablanca morphy etc they are much entertaing and knowlagable than gambits we get to study their game thorugh you and analyse the position reached.try to make them

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Yes sir please make a video on that as well please

[@maalavmehta3740]

@@shriramhalyal1082 yes,they help a lot to understand top level chess

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A very very happy international chess day to all my chess friends.🥳🥳🎊🎊🎉🎉

[@spacechip3386]

ever one of these moves amaze me so much wow!

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SUPER BROTHER! GOD BLESS YOU! I ENJOY LIKE YOUR EXPLANATION. REALLY AWESOME SCINTILLATING OUTSTANDING. SUPER!

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Happy international chess day wishes

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I dont even know why there are 31 dislikers of this video so far!!! Shame on u guys!!! U disliked a superb game!!

[@Pokarface7]

31 people lost against the Danish Gambit

[@duelknight]

Probably lost against someone using the gambit from this and probably needed someone to blame

[@KCBWad]

Thank you so much

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My favorite!

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Entertaining us with flabbergasting chess tricks

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@@kamalmaheshwari878 why does that person have the same chess rainbow thing in the thumbnail?

[@dassaugat71]

First Qh6+ and K×h6,then Bf8+ and Kg5 then h4+,Kg4 and Be2# is a beautiful checkmate

[@rajibdas7578]

This video was very help ful I won 25 out of 31 games as white and also as black by playing and defending this gambit on lichess ..... Thank you for this awsm video

[@sreeparnagm]

I love the way you say which is the most common reply from black

[@siddharthrathore3890]

I watch his videos I start playing chess online After few moments: Iske baad kya krna tha (Loses)😂

[@amitsonar4899]

Arey bhaii🤣🤣

[@milanprajapati9467]

Same here bro😂 upar se 2 pawn muft me chale gaye😆

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[@kashyapparmar4317]

Are bhai same to same 🤣🤣🤣

[@harshshah691]

🎉🎉 Happy International 🎉🎉 Chess Day to all of you.

[@nitashah6988]

Yes same to yoo

[@nitashah6988]

Hi bro

[@matijabanjan3960]

Love your channel, greetings from Croatia!

[@Rajesh-nj7lw]

Many people failed in Danish gambit.I implemented this technique in many games in chess online app.I was successful.Thank you.

[@swaroopn9410]

Hello Chess Talk .Happy International Chess Day. This is a aggressive chess gambit .Plz give a heart for this and a like 👍

[@cresenter150]

Hi, man. I love your channel, even though I'm not Indian. You inspired me so much! Thank you! ;)

[@leonferrao7733]

MIND BLOWING VIDEO 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@oshadarathnayake7311]

Qh6 +(black king gets queen) Bf8+ (Black king g5) h4+ (kg4) Bf2 # Thank you for this amazing video. ❤