Dirty chess tricks 8 (Italian-Koltanowski Gambit)

[@kntbaden]

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[@chrissavva1798]

Very good Video. I won games by this opening. You can win easily chess club players if they fell in this trap.

[@MilannBB]

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[@inglesyeses]

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[@grantgleeson9790]

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[@markosponheim4036]

Hello! I would recommend at 19:52 - 19:54 the mu Queen to f5, this wins on the spot! - sponi

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[@DarkSage1117]

If I study all your dirty chess series my game will improve ten fold. You are the man! I subscribed so just gonna wait for more moves. Again thank you

[@andreisaacs9831]

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[@hjmg1364]

Andrew Martin runs it close

[@hamdijakulenovic3175]

In the seventh move black should play 7...b5. So, the opening should run as follows: 1.e4-e5 2.Nf3-Nc6 3.Bc4-Bc5 4.0-0-Nf6 5.d4-Nd4 6.Ne5-d5 7.ed5-b5... and black shouldn't loose this position.

[@Onelonelyduckyquackquackquack]

@@hamdijakulenovic3175 after b5, there is c3

[@HenryMcCraken4]

@@Onelonelyduckyquackquackquack that's still tricky, I'd bet one white tho

[@HenryMcCraken4]

Although, taking b5 refutes b5 even

[@landoleor6865]

Excellent analysis/presentation. Thanks.

[@abhishekvarier]

Very recently i was looking for a gambit in similar lines and there u come out with the very much needed one for me ... Thanks a ton ... :)

[@MiroLakosil]

Hello Gunjan! One huge THANK YOU for your Dirty-Chess-Tricks videos. This one, in particular, helped me crush my opponent today on a 15-min rapid tournament. My game: 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Bc5 4. O-O Nf6 5. d4 Nxd4 6. Nxe5 O-O 7. Be3 Ne6 8. Bxe6 Bxe3 9. Bxf7+ Rxf7 10. Nxf7 Kxf7 11. fxe3 Kg8 12. e5 Ne4 13. Qd5+ Kh8 14. Qxe4 d6 15. e6 Qe7 16. Rf7 Qe8 17. e7 Bd7 18. Qf4 Be6 19. Rf8+ Qxf8 20. Qxf8+ (black resigned) THANK YOU AGAIN. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK! :-)

[@iwannaapple7190]

Looked like a fun game! Great playing. Check out 13. Qf3 instead of Qd5+. Qf3 not only threatens the knight but also threatens a forced mate. Play thru that and see what you get.

[@MiroLakosil]

Yeah, why not? That was also possible. He would probably go 13. ... - Qe8, I would grab the knight 14. Qxe4 - (maybe) d6... I mean, I have the whole rook, right (?) so no worries here :-) I don't like the idea of loosing the e5 pawn, though...

[@stephenheckman5528]

Very clear explanation and thorough research. Thank you!

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[@Mehranrokh]

Dude, you are genius. Very nice videos. Thanks alot man.

[@NoLongerGrilling]

Great stuff Gunjin, as always :)

[@markmccoy311]

I've been learning too much from you. All my friends wont play me anymore for fear of destruction. This video series is awesome....boooooom! number 8

[@rachdschraibungistwichtig724]

I really love your videos! You explain all possibilitys very well and detailed without explaining like for 6 year olds. Also I really admire that you are wasting time in showing us those tricks which is not self-evident. Keep on doing, I learn so much by your videos. THANK YOU ;-)

[@Nichtkaninchen]

h4 is absolutely super (19:16)! Thank you very much for all your videos, GJ!

[@nbi4220]

At the 17:38 mark after Qf6 Bg5 it is an error for black to capture the g pawn. Simply Qg6 deferring the capture of the g7 pawn seems to hold. I analyzed with Stockfish 10 and at best white gets a tiny edge, but it may not be enough to win. The key for black is to not be in a hurry to capture the g7 pawn since it isn't going anywhere.

[@niranjandas4094]

Beautiful dirty chess tricks. I inspire this tricks. I wating for next tricks. Hearties thanks to you.

[@ExtremeDomino]

this is an awesome video, and is very useful for blitz competitions. great effort.

[@CucoOscar]

GJ...another six move 21. Bf6 Qe4 22. RxQ Kf8 23. Re7 Rg7 24. RxR Be6 25. QxB and next move mate......or another one 21. Bf6 Qe4 22. RxQ Kf8 23. Re7 Be6 24. QxB Rg7 25. RxR or BxR and next move mate

[@stevewells3275]

GJ I'm 12 yrs old and 3 time champion I am indian and I find all of your videos very helpful

[@RedVestChequeredShirt]

My old chess coming round later for a couple of games. Boy is he in for a shock haha.. Thank you so much for your concise instructions

[@Tenuvvruts]

At 13.32 black is not forced to change queens. Black can castle long side. Then the rocks cover each other and Knight on c6 covers the queen.

[@vijaysarathi6060]

Dude you are genius. very nice videos.thanks alot man

[@renehenriksen1735]

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[@FromTheMountain]

15:34 I think 1. Qf3 is the best move here, because after 1. .. Ne5 (the threat was 2. Qxf7# as well as 2. Qxe4. This move is trying to regain the piece by 2. .. Nxc4) 2. Qxe4 the e5-knight is pinned. EDIT: Nevermind, I just saw 1. .. d5 saving everything.

[@danielphipps415]

lots of nasty tricks on this one. loved it much

[@danielchochev2854]

one of the oldest games, Italian game is made more intersting, the video deserves watching

[@6000camacho]

Excellent video good analysis I hope you have more of this example to develop my chess career thank you very much.

[@raja903499]

A little doubt After e4-e5 Nf3-Nc6 Bc4-Bc5 0-0 - Nf6 d4 - Nxd4 Nxe5 - 0-0 Be3 - Ne6 Bxe6 - Bxe3 Bxf7+ - Kh8 Bb3 If black plays Bxf2+ ??? Followed by Nxe4?

[@RCLIFTOFF]

Mate in 3, 20:17 Bf6+. If the Queen or Bishop blocks the rook then # in 4.

[@sandrok14]

+RC LIFT OFF! Blacks have alternate turn. For example defend with bishop E6. Then the queen captures it and King goes on D8....

[@RCLIFTOFF]

+Alexander Amfibraxiy (Witcher) King can't go to D8 because of the bishop on F6. King will have to go to F8, then QE7#

[@RCLIFTOFF]

+slickj03 Lets try this. First 1.Bf6+. Black has 2 choices. Block with bishop E6 or Kf8. Let start with -Kf8, then 2.Qc5+, Black King has one move Kf7. 3.Qe7++. Don't forget the Bishop on F6. Ok if Black blocks with Queen or Bishop than the moves follow as such. 1.Bf6+ - Be6, 2.RxB+ - If King moved to F8 then 3.Qc5+. If King moves to F7 then 3.Qd7+. Next move is mate, in 4. Same thing if black blocks with the Queen first instead of the Bishop.

[@shahmeerzaid2214]

You are an amazing chess player and non the less an amazing teacher. I am going to play in the Canadian youth chess championship hope these tactics work:)

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[@howtodoit1322]

your videos are very nice i learned some new things ..Thankssssss

[@vijyantmehrotra8119]

Thanks to your videos and guidance dear

[@sanperjr2]

To GJ_chess: Hello my mentor. I would just like to encourage you by thanking you for what you've done. You've done such a great job, sir. Pls keep it up. I've told my fellow club players here in our place, Negros, Philippines. I shared with them about your work, your postings. And it's really great. It increases our playing strength. We thank you. And we love you. May the Lord in heaven bless you physically, financially, and spiritually.

[@Mainswitch55]

Great Video, thanks for this, me and my strong playing friend had soooo much fun!!! He´s about 2100 and still didn´t know all those lines. :-) Keep going and good games!! Kind regards

[@pauldevries9349]

thanks for teaching i had fun...i will try it in mine own games thanks

[@norsage]

Always Excellent, I love your work. Wished you lived next door.

[@ajurs2165]

Amazing!!!!!!!please do more videos. make videos on black wining and on queen's gambit

[@ignacymoscickifilms670]

Aften 10 years it's still fun to watch

[@vijyantmehrotra8119]

Very well explained dear thanks

[@The_Daily_chess]

great channel...great tricks...keep it up ..helped me improve my game a lot..

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[@edilbertojr.velarde3190]

Great.learn a lot from this video.thanks

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I like your chess presentation! Full of exciting Bams and Booms !!!

[@kjellstolpe3959]

Great very clear and straightforward!

[@marsharupe8112]

Thank you. I enjoy all your videos.

[@Criticalmass235]

At 2.33 after the king moves, I would rather prefer to capture the bishop(f X e3). Because after all the transaction is over, the e4 pawn will be captured by the knight and then white may have some difficulty..

[@donaldmoon3527]

Your videos are inspiring

[@AdamKleszewski]

woow.... Amazing . Your chess is a magical game

[@geoairday7235]

Appreciate and enjoy your insight into the soul of chess tactics!

[@TusharDamor-21]

Sir I have seen this opening on other youtube channel but you explain it very very very well you are great I like this video very very very much and this opening and video is so so good and I like your explaination so much that I have liked this video in between and now I am writing this comment also in between the video you nailed it sir on 15 juneI have my chess tournament in chittorgarh I will play this opening THANKS # Tushar Damor rating 1041 chessinlakecity

[@dalestrom1]

This is amazing stuff, I wish there was some way I could memorize it though. Best to just understand the concepts I guess.

[@rickelmonoggin]

This is the advice that the experts always give. The question is though: What are the concepts?

[@achyuththouta6957]

@@rickelmonoggin The ideas of the opening, if you practice enough tactics by doing puzzles online, you can see these tricks almost instantly. So even if someone play these tricks against you , you are in a position to see it instantly. So no one really memorises lines , it's better to understand why you're playing the opening and what are the advantages and disadvantages you can have after playing it

[@HenryMcCraken4]

Just play it alot

[@rickelmonoggin]

@@achyuththouta6957 I think that's true, but if these concepts can only be gotten by practising, then are they really concepts? A concept seems to me to be something that you could just explain to me in words.

[@kamalofdeka]

@@rickelmonoggin yes absolutely ... I agree

[@nancylamis2dd]

Very good tricks sir ,,,thanks

[@BMS1151]

why black would move the B pawn at 12:31 ? instead of moving A pawn first as not to lose it ? It makes things trickier for white to win as he'll likely have to trade a rook to get those puns

[@philliplove]

Great stuff, very useful and good explanation, thanks

[@CucoOscar]

GJ.....I hope this are the six moves..... 21. Bf6+ Qe4 22. RxQ+ Kf8 23. Re7 Rxg+ 24. QxR Bg4 25. QxB.....and next move mate....THANK YOU.....I LIKE YOUR VIDEOS

[@davoodketabi9242]

hello mr gunjan on the 20th minute on this video you mentioned there is chech mate in six bishop to f6 there is chech mate in three! with regards

[@cameronchristiansen2852]

Checkmate in two bishop g6 check kingf8 qd8 and I think that's checkmate plz correct me if I'm wrong

[@cameronchristiansen2852]

+Cameron Christiansen oh and if queen e8 take with queen since rook is protecting it

[@cameronchristiansen2852]

+Cameron Christiansen oh I'm dumb I ment bf6

[@cameronchristiansen2852]

+Salmaan KHAN no it can't the queen

[@cameronchristiansen2852]

+Salmaan KHAN plus there is a pawn there

[@ajitjha7107]

Good video, you are a fantastic explainer and chess guru. You are blessed by God with the best vocabulary strength/talent.

[@patrickbcox]

Hello, at 2:19, why is Bc5xe3 forced for black? What about fxe6 and then if white moves Be3xc5 then black has a fork coming with the D pawn. What am I missing? Thanks.

[@rachdschraibungistwichtig724]

Patrick Cox if you are still interested: after d3 fork, Bishop simply retreats, e.g. to a3. If black now grabs your knight, you'll take his rook. If he saves his rook, you'll simply move your knight. --> won material

[@sanperjr2]

All right! thanks also for that. Have a nice day. And I love to hear that many are now subscribing to your site. Oh yeah, I'm one to support for you! Love it!

[@vaishnavmuralidharan6165]

The way how to checkmate after 20:18... 1) Bc5+ , Be6 2) Rxe6+ , Qxe6 3) Qxe6+ , Kd8 4) Be7+ , Ke8 5)Bf6+ , Kf8 6) Qe7#

[@OdinErickson1986422]

1.Bf6+ Qe4 2.Rxe4+ Kf8 3.Qc5+ Kf7 4.Re7+ Kxf6 5.Qe5+ Kg6 6.h5#

[@oskill7140]

So I looked at a quick stockfish analysis of a few of these positions, and the bishop sacrifice at around 5:00, instead developing the black bishop to g5. This doesn't look particularly dangerous at first glance, but totally paralyzes the king side pieces while white may continue to develop

[@jeffkaplan9486]

I found my wife in the kitchen in a Volkswagan, I'm like "How'd yoou get this here ?" She said I made a right in the living room. Don't undereatimate or OVER analyze... ELO will be up 300 in a week !!!!!!!!!

[@sumant5588]

very instructive,nice videos .i don,t have words to express your videos.Can i know your chess.com rating

[@leaguefanatic3320]

Awesome vid, I laughed everytime you said boom! mainly because I couldn't see the trick till you explained it lol

[@martinbabala9122]

I don't see the 6 move variant of the mate. I have found mate in four or I just don't see the variant.

[@martinbabala9122]

three moves

[@rogerscottcathey]

Just curious what your mating position was. Do you have the FEN?

[@markdonadillo4099]

1) Bf6+ Be6 2) Qxe6+ Kf1 3)Qe7# ///not 6 moves hehe BUT THANKS FOR TEACHING KEEP IT UP

[@mariomorais9353]

But... 1. Bf6+ De4 :-) and 5 moves more.

[@jjr6929]

Yup its Bf6+....followed by black giving up Q and B then the mate follows.

[@neerendrachauhan702]

At 2.59, third possible move from black is Knight E6. Plz cover that also.

[@Feisty123]

at around 2:50 what if the rook captures the Bishop? Knight captures rook king takes Knight and black is a point up. plus reply

[@amisha1948]

really cool videos thx a lot! but how to remember them?

[@jacobdrollinger4802]

I have more or less learned how to play better chess from Gumjen. Thanks so much!

[@ΚαλισθενικόςΈλληνας]

GJ stays the BEST

[@pfsloan8230]

Excellent series for the club player and those of us who play dumbed-down engines..

[@dirkm7907]

Hey GJ, I really love your style of play. I watch your videos over and over again and still get so much out of it. My question is how you should go on as White when Black plays d6 or h6 after White has castled right in the beginnig. Unfortunately, you didn't cover these lines in this video.

[@fadiphilip2279]

There are so many traps in this line that it lures me from playing the ruy. Although the Ruy is theoretically the better opening. Maybe against stronger players the ruy is more appropriate, What do you think man ? On a side note, I have to say.. You have done a brilliant job ! I liked and favorited this video.

[@rohitbagde7047]

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[@numeroVLAD]

2:17 taking white bishop with pawn f7-e6 is better move for black than taking white bishop on e3. If white Bishop takes black bishop d7-d6 forks white knight and bishop.

[@mahir8403]

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWW!! Very very dangerous. I would love to play this opening

[@mahir8403]

And also can you make a video of a opening called the Polish opening please? I keep on loosing when my opponent plays this opening

[@mrbeastmode842]

***** There is a little misunderstanding.The polish is b4 and the grob is g4.plz correct me if im wrong:)

[@armin8558]

What do you think about this: Situation 3:14, Nc6? If NxN then bxN, if QxN then ...QxQ, BxQ NxN...not very good, but not already lost...

[@dappresto7233]

Sir, please demonstrate to us the dragon variation for black and the stonewall defense for white

[@harrymills2770]

Nicely done.

[@ritikrai4607]

Sir #Black Side Se Bhi koi Trick Bataie Italian Opening k Samne Plz

[@aniaavia2053]

At 4:54 this 'boom' and 'bam'... Are you an army men playing with rifle or do you work in a metal factory with sound effects in background ?

[@archaja]

Hi! First I have to say THANK YOU! Your Videos are great. Not to much unnecessary talk and great advices! But i´ve a question. Here, in DCT8 you say after 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Bc5 4. O-O Nf6 5. d4 Nxd4 6. Nxe5 d5 7. exd5 after Nxd5 and c3 the Knight on d5 will drop after the retreat of the other Knight. But when the Knight goes to c6 then I don´t see the win of a piece. Clear, the Knight on d5 will fall, but my Knight on e5 is hanging. If: 9.Sxc6 bxc6 the Knight is guarded by the pawn. If: 9.Qxd5 Qxd5 10. Bxd5 Nxe5 (shure, then I can go for this Knight via Te1, but it does not help too much because of f6 and Bd6 etc. If: 9.Bxd5 Nxe5 there is also no immediate material win, cause Bxf7 is not possible. My solution is: 9. Nxf7 Kxf7 10. Qf3+ with great play and the win of at least on point and/or an very dangerous attack. Please tell me what you think! Thank you.

[@manuelph168]

after 9.Bxd5 Nxd5 white can go for the knight with Re1, defending either with Bd6 of f6 will pin the knight after by f4.

[@siamrezwan3234]

you are awesome man.

[@PaulMathieu---]

ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC *****

[@ajitjha7107]

Thanks & God bless you

[@nicolasmadani122]

very good video! thumbs up!

[@augustoesmerado771]

Great video, well explained!

[@lvijaykumar5057]

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[@TheSpiritualCamp]

Hello Gunjan, quick question : After 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Bc5 4. O-O Nf6 5. d4 Nxd4 6. Nxe5, what do you do if black plays Qe7 ? I was stuck many times with that move... It seems it's a good rebutal against your trick, or am I missing something ? Thanks for the great video, I won twice as many games since I learned from your videos ! :)

[@hamdijakulenovic3175]

You probably should play 7.Nf7

[@orlandosante9202]

Thanks a lot sir

[@williambunter3311]

Rather nice, right !? I love your expressions: you really are a great chess player!

[@pareshrambhadiya8504]

Hey gunjan please help me with a 6 or rookh side pawn opening. I wanna play with black. Your vedios are very nice n informative. .could able to block many big elephant with your vedio tutorials. .specially with white. .Still get stuck ed when I face rookh side pawn opening. .Please reply

[@vijyantmehrotra8119]

In one of your video you said e5 cross d4 is the best move in Max Lange attack

[@mahmoudmahmoud4677]

thank u i found it useful

[@fireheart1026]

@4:05 White is only one pawn up not two recheck! @ 4:47 white isn't a piece up knight can easily block with Ng5 the line suggested has mistakes!