Dirty chess tricks 4 (Two Knights Attack -- Caro-Kann)

[@Sriverkiller86]

GJ, You are great! I stumbled upon your site-looking for something on early Carlsen-and I must say-you are very concise, easy to understand and very friendly as well.

[@mabblers]

You must be a really high chess master. These are very good lessons. I just have to get them down to remember them. Thanks

[@LarsHolmVV46]

First I thougt it would be wrong to call it tricks, but after watching the video - it was actually magic. I saw one about scandinavian opening and I think may be a couple of times I've been in those situations. I also like the level of analysis. Good job.

[@melikechoc0]

I stumbled upon this 4 years later, but it's nice how you cover so many different lines. I really like it. Not many people attempt to cover so many possible lines.

[@lornebrinkman-countrymusic3158]

I absolutely love the way you say "Dirty Chess Tricks". Even though they are not actually dirty tricks. It just sounds so cool. My chess has improved greatly by studying your channel. Thanks.

[@lapirate3408]

Gunjan I keep coming back to your videos. They aren't just informative they are fun too !!! Thanks !!!

[@uguray7888]

these are not cheap or dirty. These are amazing.

[@aliandmouse]

Uğur Ay well said, I was thinking the exact same thing

[@airplayrule]

same lol

[@rittner_advisor]

Great video

[@06Marife]

No no no.. its really dirty my friend. when you do those moves, your opponent will always say "Fucking Shit". and shit is dirty..thats why its dirty tricks :D

[@batuhaneliyatkn7564]

Allaha şükür sonunda bu kanalın bir türk abonesini buldum çok iyi düşünmüşsün ama o anlamda dirty değil

[@sirilidionilirium4857]

just played one of these tricks in the last game of a tournament against someone that often plays the Caro-Cann. Appartly he didn't know this trick because after 13 moves and 13 minutes in and it was mate :). Thanks for that ^^.

[@RadicalPrep]

love your videos... your enthusiasm makes them fun to listen to... hopefully I'll be able to surprise my dad with some tricks and finally beat him!

[@kjay5]

Good for all of chess to present these traps. Your video makes the game better for all. I found it so interesting to review the ideas.

[@sm778sm]

Excellent and Logical Analysis presented including the reasoning behind even obvious do's and don'ts make this a great lesson for beginners all the way up to more advanced players

[@ziasyed1494]

I have watched your all videos from 1-9 and my game has been improved a lot and it brought me so so so many level ahead . I have become fan of yours... Keep it up. Regardssss

[@GreenKnight1294]

Thank you for uploading these videos. The tricks are amazing, pretty self explanatory and forcing, instead of just playing "hope chess" as other people often call it, where your move is only good when your opponent plays a bad move in reply. Do you have any recommendations on how to practice to memorize openings and tricks like these? I often forget move order.

[@prestonarmes1400]

Very informative. I truly gain knowledge every time I watch and study your videos. Very easy to follow as well.

[@bitoybicol4087]

I’ve been learning a lot of tricks in the chess opening from you. Thanks

[@ThisSentenceIsFalse]

Yes! Thank you GJ! Another arrow to add to the quiver!

[@marsharupe8112]

I love your videos. I add your lines to my study of opening lines, to be aware if opponents play into your traps.

[@golux-57]

"How the *hell* black is going to stop Ne7?" ... love the commentary!

[@iVesperX]

this had me so weak, couldn't stop laughing

[@ngwanamama1572]

bruh that was hilarious

[@Flammable281]

Thank you so much for your videos. I really enjoy your commentary while you explain the various lines. Good stuff indeed!

[@ajoypou]

Stumble upon this late at night...and this is simply awesome...

[@ganeshsunuwar7930]

Amazing best trick. I hope again we show another dirty chess very soon.

[@dashdigital5869]

great videos. i need to watch all of them a few times in order to familiarize myself with the piece placement.

[@gordond3871]

very interesting.......

[@MichaeleL3]

What an excellent video!! Very informative and enjoyable! Thank you very much. I'm a novice so I did have to pause several times to allow what was being taught to sink in. But this was extremely helpful! Thank you!

[@SD-ez8yo]

GJ Chess, no words ,Grand salute ! We Love You GJ

[@atsushimurasakibara2912]

you give us lesson in what to do to win so thank you very much i wish you could make more videos about these things :)

[@7jokers7]

Very sweet! Can't wait to applay some of theas methods in the game. Thank you very much.

[@j.jarvis7460]

The amount of mindblown right know... this is amazing!!

[@hacker1236547891]

i watch this channel only cause he does not waste time talking shit like other channels

[@tygerthompson2592]

wow this whole series is amazing... all these tricks are useful and entertaining!

[@ShehabEllithy]

This is a very good video. I enjoy every single chess dirty tricks video you make Thank you

[@00djSeaweed00]

That was awesome. Just got someone to resign in at 2:59 in your video. Worked like a charm

[@theresnogoodonesleft]

Thanks for making these videos, man. They are really helpful.

[@maximelandry5244]

I think your videos are relevant and clear. Thank you for your work

[@KawaiiKodeDaddy]

O.O MOTHER OF GOD! This is the most amazing chess move I've ever seen. I've never seen a king taken that easily in such a way... That was absolutely genius.

[@oluwoleifakunle1462]

this is an amaziing chess video and i am very interested in seeing more of these wonderful moves. thank you and i hope to see more from you

[@wolfsing4568]

Reveal yourself Anand we know it's you.

[@fadyserhan9537]

Hhhh from where this guy know all these stuff

[@pk-fi1ok]

@@fadyserhan9537 From the internet I guess, lol .. :))

[@josephjoshuapaulkayongo6236]

Are you sure its him?.

[@memeboyz1862]

Wolfsing Othgang you are mad I know his name it's Gunjan Jani and he has 1700 rating

[@its_arj0755]

😂😂

[@shadpwness]

I remember when I was 10~ I always started with this opening, but never had a clue that there's such tricks to it :D Thanks for sharing! :)

[@oregonone132]

These tricks are fantastic. Please offer more. Thanks

[@Niven42]

This video did a great job of explaining why no one should play the Caro-Kann. :)

[@DreamscapeOz]

I laughed when he said "don't laugh" which made me laugh harder

[@christiankreiner3120]

amazing tricks.. thx very much and this moves looks all so force...

[@Ronin760]

Fantastic coverage with a lot of sting. Thanks!

[@rajeshpandey2198]

Been 6 years and this video is helpful still

[@sivko23]

GJ thank you so much for this tutorial it opened my eyes in many ways for future games.

[@Nichtkaninchen]

Thank you, GJ, all your videos are very good! However, the very last position here (14:33) is not so clear. Because after 1.h5 Black has 1...Qf6! and something like (2. hg Q:e5+) 2. Q:f6 gf 3. N:c6 bc 4. hg cb 5. gf+ K:f7 6. N:b5 a6 (instead of 6... R:c2 7. Nc3 d4 8. Kd1 d3 9. Rh3 + -) Or is there some better line for White which I have missed? Yes, 2. Qe3 Bh7 3. N:d5! seems to be much better : )

[@isamaaltaein7084]

Great lesson I learned a lot form your videos this is really interesting thanks a lot

[@CraigPendlebury]

Some brilliant lines there.

[@crankysoldermeister]

Just wanted to thank you for these videos - excellent!

[@manovdm]

I'd love to hear your thoughts on 1. e4 c6 2. Nc3 d5 3. Nf3 Bg4 4. d4. For starters, 4... dxe4 5. Nxe4 Bxf3 6. Qxf3 Qxd4 7. Be3 looks like a line you'd recommend.

[@cyberak419]

A more spectacular firework was also playable :) 1.e4 c6 2.Nc3 d5 3.Nf3 dxe4 4.Nxe4 Bf5 5.Ng3 Bg4 6.Bc4 Nf6 7.Ne5 here playing the knight first instead of bishop check!!

[@RoyBemis]

Love your work! You have a gift for explaining what to do and why. You also seem to find the piece or combination that you need to move. This is my problem.... I don't see these possibilities. I see the obvious pin or Knight fork but not the subtle move that forces my opponent to move his piece to the necessary position. Sometimes I am so locked into an offense that I neglect to look for other weaknesses. So my question is: After your opponent moves, what do you look for?

[@quagapp]

I've played this line for a long time. If in the line e4 c6 Nc3 d5 Nf3 Bg4 h3 then Bxf3 is the best move in fact it is Fischer-Petrosian which was a draw, but it was an amazing game (both sides had 2 queens!). I knew that line after Bf5 but then wasn't sure if Qe2 or Qf3 was best. I have got the smothered mate against quite strong players but it isn't the best line. Golombek recommended this line in his Chess Opening Strategy which is good up to a point (good on this line and the Ruy Lopez) and some of the Nimzo. I had forgotten or didn't know the immediate c3 idea and Nf4 etc...

[@pk-fi1ok]

1) thanks for the nice video :) 2) 8:44 Talking about dirty traps, there is a better move here, Ne5. If Bxd1 (queen) then Bxf7 mate and if Qd4 or Be6 then the position for black will be worse than the one you show. 3) 12:45 That is just a detail in the position - complete lost for black and leading to mate in 1 anyway - but you say "...and king has again only space left and that is f4..." which is not true, the king also has e4 where the next move is of course d3#, but this time the d-pawn is checkmating ... and we all love when it happens, right? Lol...:)

[@mehmetkaan2798]

Good video. But maybe make video as well how to avoid the traps and how to defend against them

[@michaelempeigne8478]

I like learning from your videos, they are instructive for beginners. However, I would like to see a video on the ruy lopez which is a common opening in chess.

[@geubelquentin6986]

Thank you very much for sharing these tricks !!!

[@billome4921]

My buddy loves to use the Caro Kann on me. Gotta study this. Thank you!

[@elgabaxin]

So great to see all of these tricks... really well explained. I am a fan ;)

[@alexandrebailly9363]

Today I won from a 1700+ player at 15min+20 sec per move using the two knights attack. I must say that I watched 3 times the video. Now that the trick worked once for me I will hopefully never forget it.

[@delanofernando3020]

AWESOME, thanks !! This will suit well to a good friend of mine (you'r lectures are very good thanks) :-)

[@weaselno9]

Love the videos, i have learnt alot about how to apply these tricks

[@DDcka]

watching this is 2021. Amazing brother . Great work

[@neelambhagat992]

Wonderful tricks you have .Continue with your good work

[@rookshire]

you have vastly improved my game thank you very much

[@srinivasaraom393]

Thankyou for the amazing video. Simply superb.

[@josephharrell4661]

i thoroughly enjoy being greeted as a chess lover and friend.

[@richiegoswami2023]

The best place to unlearn & relearn chess!!! Richie//RBT!!!

[@mayattv4986]

I've tried the 3rd trick which made my opponent regret his move... thank you for this video....:-)

[@mangeshxjoshi]

Excellent Gunjan , it is very elaborative thanks

[@Chikov2]

@11:41 Black can capture the G5 knight with the pawn. When white plays Nxe7, black will respond with Rge8 pinning the second knight and capturing it on the next move.

[@anushreephadke1651]

G J thanks a lot for teaching us these chess moves

[@harishks298]

Hi Gunjan, Thanks a lot for the vedios you upload. I have seen most of them. Its very good for the beginner's and intermediate players. Do you have any vedios on E4 to D5. Most of the time I come across lot of through it. Please let me know if there are any. Thanks once again. Waiting for your reply.

[@harishks298]

***** Thank you Gunjan for your reply. The vedios which you suggested was very helpful. Is there any Traps and tricks vedios available on E4 - E5. Please let me know whether you take classes or do Analysis on the my game?

[@הילהסידי-ס3ד]

It is very good, Iam learning a lot from you. thank you very very much

[@anupdomanic]

nice tricks gj...i learned some thing about the chess from your vedios........

[@younguchiha6866]

I think this is a game by GM Alekhine. . Anyways kudos to Sir GJ. Nice videos as always. :)

[@bacon123-gamingchessandgeo2]

Thank you Gunjan you videos are very creative and well explained it also improved my rating Thanks :-) -)

[@bacon123-gamingchessandgeo2]

Why don't you tell if your opponent is stronger and the best move to respond to him

[@Kaz.Brekker]

"I'll meet you soon" sounded like "I'll mate you soon" :D

[@林阿彥-i6o]

Krasi Radev haha

[@quinnhaynie7767]

He does say mate you soon

[@Spitfire720]

your traps are very good and has many variations they're very fatal keep going

[@agusjaya]

Thanks a lot. I like this video and the other videos of yours.

[@mohamedmahmoud-op5hp]

i am a caro kann player and i enjoyed this video, thanks

[@rambhatmuliyala9862]

very good tricks I was difeated with some of the tricks earlier

[@gilbertwalker8046]

Oh I am definitely exclusively playing this against the Caro Kahn now 👌🏽🔥😂

[@jewas89]

Amazing!!! Having a laugh as well as learning from these tricks!!! Thanks a mill for sharing :)

[@coachsau1216]

Nice trick.. love that. So much to learn from you thanks.man

[@Aki20100]

First I just watched this video, because I started playing the Caro-Kann and didn't want to have some nasty surprises - so I always played 3....; Nf6 or 3....; Bg4 4. h3; Bxf3 - and never had any problems. But since then - because I also like to open the game with 1. e4, I was winning about five games with these tricks and mostly against stronger opponents. Well, its their fault, if they play the Caro-Kann and didn't bother to search for it on youtube ;)

[@danilodayao5463]

it is was a very amazing tricks. a lot of chess players specially those young players will love it.

[@vladimirserov9384]

Thanks a lot for the useful video and nice commentating :)

[@harparkrat1]

In the last final example the black should play h5 instead of h6. Also even after h6, d5 pawn could be defended with Nf6 other than e6 barring the road to the queen.

[@nicolachess]

Very Very Good video. GM level thinking. Thank You !

[@hawx123]

Love your videos man! Excellent work

[@ManojKumar-tg5st]

beautiful chess tricks..........good work up of mind ....i appreciate ur work

[@Sole-Survivor]

Your videos and commentary are very informative.

[@RasicAll]

Thanks, have been looking 4 it all day what is the line after e4,c6, Nc3,d5, Nf3, dxe4, Nxe4, Bf5....hard to find as everybody thinks that line is old. Yes it maybe is, but l’m new to chess!

[@Trickey2413]

The best chess videos i have seen. Thank you :)

[@kailashjayaraman]

thank you and my son loves your videos...

[@livingshadows6731]

I've been seeing a lot of black knight f6 on the fourth move instead of any of these theory moves and I'm not sure what to do next, any suggestions???

[@alexfresh8951]

U mean 3rd Move?? Then 4.e5

[@kuyaforce6103]

Im subscribing to this... ur lessons are truly amazing!! :D i hope to see more

[@YoDempsey]

Very, very nice! Thank you for this great material. Whether or not I ever get the chance to use one of these tricks/techniques, I will for sure be a better/smarter player. Showing the various arrows for moves is fantastic; I wish more people would use that technique. Finally, I *totally* agree with everything Boris said in his comment! (I eagerly subscribed, BTW.)

[@NORVUUU]

Respect from Godean, Sleman.

[@adamgillchrist9981]

greattttttt bro da way u taught i loved, & got a lot from u God bless u keep it up