Dirty chess tricks 5 (Philidor - Central Attack)

[@chrisfayte8482]

I'll admit I have never been the best chess player by far. But this channel has taught me so much my game has improved drastically. You think a lot of people would know about these traps, but they still fall in to them left and right.. Thank you pal for your help.

[@ozman1976]

I'm a bit late to the party but damn, this whole channel is a gold mine! I'm trying to learn and some of these traps are insanely helpful! The commentary is so well paced and entertaining. Thank you GJ, you're the man

[@sahajshukla]

gunjan, believing u are a gujarati just like me, i would like u to know that you are perhaps the best teacher of chess i have ever been bestowed with. u will become a GM. never give up. garvi gujarat nu naam roshan karo

[@saifulbytee9402]

you're truly the master of the art of attack in chess.....love your videos, Gunjan.........and, many more videos and nasty tricks........such sacrifice!!

[@MrC00lwind]

I learn a lot from your videos, thanks GJ! I like particularly the passionate description of the checkmates! these lessons take a lot of time each one to be learnt, but always with great pleasure. keep up the good work !

[@Noelito40]

With the lockdown we are under I have gone back to chess after many years away (even if now it's online), and I love the way you explain and show all the options!!

[@mikeaceto2025]

I actually tried this attack on level 10 had the whole sequence but the black bishop came down to check my king had to block it with a pawn that killed the set up it ended in a stalemate wish I knew the knockout blow

[@rogeliobalintona8863]

@@mikeaceto2025 aaaaa

[@charliemlcek8710]

GJ I just have to say that you have helped a lot. With your videos and guidance, I was able to reach the title of third in state. Thank you so much!

[@-ChrisD]

I'm watching this Dec. 25 2018 and your opening comment was "Happy Christmas". Very fitting even 5 years later :) Love your videos. Thank you so much!

[@silvastomp]

You had me laughing with 'king to the dancefloor'

[@luissantiagocorreia]

Thanks for your lessons! That's how we can develope comprehensive chess knowledge. Please, continue your good work!

[@bobradford2637]

G J, Of course your videos are very good and helpful to learn from. Now to be a teacher, then you must be able to impart knowledge and you do that so very well my friend. You seem a genuine man who really want others to improve and that's what it's all about. May you continue to keep the videos coming, and may your subscribers appreciate the work and time involved in preparing them.

[@kurzackd]

"king will be on the dancefloor" "where are you going sweetie?" hahaha great :D

[@truechristopherbond7116]

Thank you for this video series. I truly enjoy your playing style.

[@mcnells18]

Great video with some very interesting tricks. Cheers on 10k subs!

[@sudhirkumar-dv3ki]

It helped me a lot using this trick sir i won many games and improved my game a lot sir thank u so much for uploading this kind of videos

[@powerlines1272]

I was never been interested in chess videos but everything change after i watched one of your videos in "dirty tricks" you made chess game very simple. Thank you

[@thomasowens6031]

Like 2,3,4,&5 Thank you for very good illustrations Thomas.

[@MatiasBlaires]

Your videos are amazing! Good, complete and dynamic explanations, I know I'll learn a lot here!

[@AlamoCityCello]

Excellent tutorial. You are a great teacher!!

[@dominicdelprincipe2583]

". . .where you going sweetie?" bahahahaha great videos, GJ!

[@py_world]

you explain well but your voice is not effective as other youtube chess explainers But I have searched for counter-attacks for Philidor defense and you are the only one who did it properly thanks a lot.

[@LawGeek]

hey gj chess thanks to you today I've got a position like this in my tournament and I've remembered your game so I've made black King to dance on dance floor. thank you gj chess and keep it up

[@chirilas5217]

My sincere congratulations Master. I have learned a great deal with your lectures. Excellent tricks, and very clear and acurate explanations. Definetely something different in these pages. Please continue instructing us with the mysteries of the best game ever created by human kind.

[@chiraggandhi5498]

Congratulations gunjan...and keep up this awesome stuff!!

[@FourTwenny]

It is awesome how enthusiastic you are about chess. King to the dancefloor. lol. That is an awesome way of putting it.

[@hunterxhunterman]

not sure if its broken but my system is calling 3... exd the solid one out of the four choices given. I happen to agree with it. You may be right in calling black's position "passive" but definitely a tough nut to crack...

[@rahulrajaram6891]

I love hearing the sounds of Indian streets in the background. Makes me feel at home

[@allankendall3355]

THank you for your hard work on these wonderful videos .

[@2CSST2]

Awesome channel, love it, instructive and entertaining!

[@88andz88]

this trick helps me a lot not only this but the owen defense. :)

[@estebanmontero8547]

when you played Kxe5 (king captured knight) if 9. Qh5+ all variations from that king are mate in max 4 movements for example longest variation is Kd6 10. Bf4 Ke7 11. Kd5+ Ke6 and 12 Qf5# ... In your game you have played Qd5+ and then after 10 movements you made that mate :)

[@SqueezeWizard]

GREAT VID! PLEASE CONTINUE

[@romainviry3185]

just got to know about you and your boom tricks, love your accent and your flow (both in chess and words). Bravo my friend

[@rpdigital17]

4:28 Best move for White is Bxf7+, Kxf7; Qxd8, winning the Queen. I think 5:12 is the same situation. :-)

[@Krownyh]

What you gonna do about the Bishop sitting on e7? lol

[@rpdigital17]

Krownyh Ahh! You are right! :D

[@nguyenryan7]

EASY TO HEAR ...UNDERSTAND...THANK GJ_CHESS

[@rupeshkumarkoshe8769]

thanks for the video GJ...grt video again....

[@rkd3654]

This was very helpful to me thank you.

[@srilakshmiyerrapatruni584]

Thank You for sharing these nice chess tricks. I hope that in future you will still make chess videos

[@selaromjohn]

I enjoyed watching your tricks.

[@aashu1011]

i think we all subscribers should give some half of our elo ratings to this guy gunjan jani.. bcoz he is worth of it.. we learnt chess seeing his traps..

[@patrickLord1999]

Thank you so much for this video ^^ yesterday i had a philidor game with white and i got 4... h6 it was so much fun to play the game :D

[@RobertoArana]

Learned alot. Thanks for sharing!

[@abulkhair463]

Really sneaky n enjoyable...i like most..!! I have learned a lot of tricks n traps from your lectures Thanks bro carry on..aall the best wishes for you..💪💪💪

[@IamJacksColon4]

"Where you going sweetie?" HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@ashamahesh3614]

to heaven

[@delanofernando3020]

i love these please tell me a way to download them !!!!! Thanks for the theory

[@akhandabharath4511]

17:17 this moment I asked what?? Simply fantastic tricks Gunjan Fantastic!!👌👌

[@PokerOCD]

Liked and subscribed, good stuff, I learnt what not to do in the Philidor defense, Hanham variation. Looking down the 4...c6 line 7...Be2 is the blunder, the engine likes the attacking move b5. I'll always play the Philidor because I'm a recreational chess player and don't have time to memorize Ruy Lopez or Sicillian theory so my only weapon as black is to take my opponent out of preparation. Thank you for the great videos, especially like King on the dance floor!

[@vijyantmehrotra8119]

Thanks for your video ,thanks for your guidance dear

[@dilip920]

thanks a ton J.. i wish u were my chess teacher

[@Yugerthen]

Can someone please tell me at 3:14 what if the king doesn't take the bishop but just go to e7 ?

[@aayushsolanki2415]

GJ_Chess u r the best

[@Doingitforlove]

thank u so much , it has been very helpful

[@junfanhassan8498]

thx GJ we need the continuation of series 1.e4 gucco piano and ruy lopez if possible

[@vijyantmehrotra8119]

Thanks dear for valuable tips

[@ap7.832]

BHAI UR TRICKS ARE AWESOME KEEP GOING

[@Ruthypops1]

Brilliant channel. King now on the dancefloor haha!

[@jchry3688]

What if Ke7 at 3:13 ? So many people ask that so let me answer it 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 d6 3.d4 Nd7 4.Bc4 Ngf6 5.dxe5 Nxe5 6.Nxe5 dxe5 7.Bxf7+ Ke7 8.Qxd8+ Kxd8 9.Nc3 ( after this move, white have more advantage since white can castle and white also protect his pawn again ) Yes there is no dirty trick in here, since Ngf6 move really make white can't do any dirty trick But on 5:10, there is no Ngf6 move, so you can do dirty trick 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 d6 3.d4 Nd7 4.Bc4 h6 5.dxe5 Nxe5 6.Nxe5 dxe5 7.Bxf7+ Ke7 8.Qh5 After this, black will confused what to move. If he didn't move Ngf6, you can move Bg5 and black will lose most important pieces

[@harrisbobroff9813]

Well Thanks.. I think I will use King's Indian Defense. Nice sounding words, that I recall from High School. I am certainly impressed. !!!

[@SoyGuapoYRico]

You explain everything very well, except that what what if black capture the pawn in the first example before? The only option is to recapture it with the knight, but that mess up all your plans. Many players do that when I try to do this to them. They just take the pawn there, and I have to recapture it with my knight. But that mess up my plans.

[@MrAwilson1990]

i've looked into this that moves you into the verosov attack style opening (worth looking at if your playing this line) but he does say at the beginning it isn't played often becasue it is flawed...

[@og2me]

no no no ty tnx to your you and your understanding ....awesome.

[@suncablazevic1278]

Beautiful.!👏👏 Greeting from Bosnia.!

[@mephi5t0]

I wouldn't call them "dirty" tricks since it's just a game theory but very nice video since you can lean back and watch instead of clicking like a mad man in the Fritz or any other software of your choice :) Thanks dude

[@raveendrank.n.3449]

Sir do you play in lichess

[@nhlanhlaclementbonganiskho29]

this is wonderful

[@kulik03]

really enjoy your videos dude!

[@LordPrutsikas]

very great video

[@GeminisArising888]

I have deicated a new name for your videos.....chesstainment...entertaining and educational.......

[@tiaranugraenieka4750]

amazing tricks. Thank you so much

[@Dario7218]

thank you

[@mushfiquealam6895]

Dang so many traps... It would take a while to master all of them. No wonder i rarely find people playing philador defense nowadays.

[@rodneychristian9834]

I would like to see your analysis if black plays Nc6 instead Nd7. Or, black doesn't develop his queen side knight. Thanks! Lovely analysis of Nd7. Best to you!

[@marttammistu6509]

But what then if exd4 at 1:20? This really comes more up than other variations.

[@hugorellos]

Excellent Gunjan

[@diyarimam]

good job

[@caeriumthyrium1120]

thank you for all those videos

[@chiragkhandelwal1425]

it was superb!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Nayapeaks]

nowdays you have 30k + subscribers, amazing!

[@marsharupe8112]

Thanks. Nice video.

[@bnvssgr]

Congratulations Gunjan for reaching the 10K subscribers mark

[@spencersnider8248]

At 1:19 what should be the next move for white if the black pawn takes the white pawn?

[@redarose344]

Very good, my friend

[@DeadlyNinja1702]

Wow nice videos. Subbed!!!

[@alonsoquijano51]

What do you suggest after 1. e4 e5 2.Nf3 d6 3.d4 Nd7 4.Bc4 Nf6 5.dxe5 dxe5 6.Ng5 Bb4+ ??

[@AKHILESHBALACHANDDER]

+alonsoquijano51 7. c3!

[@bhargavshukla]

Hello Gunjan, great tutorials! What chess software do you use for recording these videos?

[@nicholasgranat2999]

Very enjoyable!

[@dilpreetsingh4842]

So thx sir

[@pankajnegi5030]

Hello Gunjan Can you please make a system against Danish Gambit and how to win against Paris Defence and the Hungarian Defence. Thanks and Regards

[@jac120]

***** Do You have any reasonable response to 3. d4 Nc6 ?

[@oskill7140]

so around 8:30 what if the knight is captured with the black queen? is there a way to trap the queen? I see queen to f3 then attacking the black queen with the bishop, but am wondering if there is a better approach

[@predraglacmanovic7853]

Brilliant...

[@reletivnation2977]

Can u make a video on crushing the petroff since many players play this against me.

[@robertbower7461]

Love your vids

[@darshabhatgaming6751]

Thanks

[@NoLongerGrilling]

Great stuff!

[@valnesko]

at 8:28 , black can take Knight with Qxe5, instead of dxe5, and prevent Qh5, hisn't it? do any have some comments on this development;

[@sultanmahmud1160]

thanks bro for give some especial trips on chess

[@selimkocabiyik620]

Hello in 8:28 minute of the video what happens if Queen takes e5 instead of d takes e5?

[@Antonino332]

very good, from Brasil!

[@salim786dua]

Nice one Gunjan

[@eneacuni2269]

why not defending with Bd2 at 3:26 when he does Bb4+, so if he does Rxd8 you simply can do Bxb4 and so gaining a valuable piece ? Also why not doing Bf7+ at 4:30 so he has 2 possible moves, either Kxf7 or Kf8, in both ways he looses his queen

[@wanderingeyes8146]

Great video, tho it would’ve been helpful to see what if Bg4 pinning the knight