Dirty Chess Tricks 13 (Lewis Gambit)

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[@someoneelse293]

It's it the same guy from chess talk? .... and the sweetie is gone

[@Klimseven]

It's a bit frustrating when a video keeps telling you to go to other videos.

[@stephenallen4635]

Youre meant to watch in order. Its perfectly fine that he references older videos

[@ThisSentenceIsFalse]

Uh, the video might end up being hours and hours long and super confusing. Not that hard to watch the other videos at your leisure. Better to break up information in chunks. If you're serious like me, I've seen every video multiple times at 2x's speed. GJ Chess has really upped my rating making my chess much more consistent than it use to be. Also, memorization is just good Alzheimer's prevention and brain health.

[@kamilczarnogorski9200]

what an evil villain laughter this guy has!

[@daddydope258]

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[@fireheart1026]

He's a natural...but more of a sidekick villain😂

[@antoniojr.obafial6029]

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[@kristiann4346]

this is very instructive. I like how you show all of the different openings and the videos that we can follow to learn about them. Learned a lot from this video

[@Xtravia9]

I love the way he refers to the queen as black's sweetie!

[@mrwchb1562]

10:35 white knight takes black pawn, what happens after black pawn takes white knight??

[@atulmishra9379]

if cxd5 , then Bxf6 Qxf6, Qxd5+ any move to get out of check , Qxa8 and white is up exchange

[@mainemail9146]

Anica : I`m sorry but ( in video time - 10:30 ) move knight c3 x d5 is wrong black respond with c6 x d5 and you loss a knight for nothing ... however, the white has a continuation without the sacrifice of a knight rook e1 - e3 with the idea of e3 - f3 triple attack on the black knight ... bye

[@arpitpuria]

Knight is not lost for nothing, if pawn takes it you can capture the f6 knight with your bishop and if queen captures back you can now capture pawn on d5 forking king, bishop and rook. when black blocks the check you can capture the rook.

[@mukukamundye1275]

You are a genius.... You are the best. You have helped me improve very much. I would love to see you play

[@brianbattle2290]

This one of the best videos . I like your new boards that turn back to the original position and your reference to previous trap videos. Excellent work For me you bring many opening positions to awareness of how to proceed. Thank you I really like your style. I will continue to learn.

[@manojganvir382]

6:17 what if black queen to g6 instead of d6

[@scottkwon5688]

the worst part of this video is when you say "that's it folks"! I could probably watch your videos for hours!

[@anwillkode]

1.e4 e5 2.Bc4 Bc5 3.d4 Bd4 4.Nf3 Nc3 5. O-O instead of black O-O what about Bb6

[@sreeshanthryali8605]

Sir can we play this gambit in serious tournaments?

[@robblack2741]

Only gambit u see in high level chess is the evans gambit. All the rest are club level moves

[@ganarayanan5235]

With good prep

[@ramanbeatz9015]

"Those pathetic rook and the bishop" xD

[@maheshh989]

Can someone please clarify, at 10:38 of the video, how is White Nxd5 a 'complete demolition job'? Why cant black respond with cxd5?

[@spinnie0]

After cxd5 you could have for example Bxf6 (capturing black's knight). If black recaptures the Bishop with the queen (Qxf6), then white can capture the pawn Qxd5, putting black's king in check and attacking the undefended black's rook (and bishop). But to be honest, according to Stockfish Nxd5 isn't even the top move, white is already winning hard at that point so cxd5 isn't even a crucial move or anything.

[@chintamanimehendale2863]

What if black plays queen to F6??????

[@ComedySparringHD]

I dont understand how 10:34 is a good position for white.. Black can capture with his pawn and after white captures with his queen, black can take with his Knight and after bishop takes the back queen it can be captured by the rook. Black ends up with a minor peice advantage

[@admangx7696]

Mabye when pawn captures knight, then ur dark bishop captures their knight attacking Queen so Queen captures and white queen can capture pawn forking King and rook?

[@jaimemarruffo3090]

on 10:35 what would be the next move if the black pawn eats the white horse ? ty.

[@Ferntube123]

I was thinking the same thing but, you will gain material in time. Now you take Knight with Bishop. Queen takes Knight. You take Pawn D5 check so now you take Rook on A8. It's up to us to play on from there.

[@ranjithr7461]

Next white move,bishop tack knit then queen catch bishop ,then White queen catch d5 pawn &u losses ur rock in this move

[@jacedaace01]

Well, if I was the Black Pawn in that scenario, I would be very full & would probably go straight to bed!!!

[@Supware]

BAM is how to pronounce "!!"

[@jessiemanrique2825]

it's amazing.... I have been viewing all your chess videos over and over again. I have learnt so much tactics and strategies. I have been playing chess for quite some time but I have never been aware of these sort of techniques and traps. thank you... and looking forward to viewing your new chess videos. wish all the best.....

[@mikexlr8]

After the Knight moved to G4, the king can capture the Knight. It’s at 6:08.

[@MH-tx3dk]

That is true. But then Qf5+ Kh4 and g3# is mate.

[@jacobdrollinger4802]

That was my question for years of watching this video! I have actually watched it about 5 or 6 times.

[@CHICHI..GAMING]

thank youuuuuuu !!!! this is a good job

[@marcosantoniodecastro8582]

I would like to thank all your effort to teach us this amazing game!

[@XcentoXZ]

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[@CiprianIonescu77]

Please tell me what offline software you use in this presentation. thank you and I look forward to your response!

[@sreeanmol6168]

Very Nice, Master,🤝👌👍✌️🙏🇮🇳💕❤️

[@ranjithr7461]

6:21 queen g6 what is wrong this move. Any said solution

[@chessimprovements8592]

Helo Chess lawyers BAAAAMMM!!! The tard move is Knight to G3 If u haven't seen that video, feel free to wash that video. LoL i love this guys. great videos

[@Zzz-ui4mt]

10:32 pawn takes knight. Did I miss something wrong?

[@poryg5350]

Ian Oamil yes. After cxd5 comes Bxf6 Qxf6 Qxd5+ winning the Rook on a8

[@edwinmungai9949]

what about after Qxf6 Qxd7+ then after manouver Qd5+ and rook taken later....can black fall for it?

[@szhzs6121]

edwin: black will likely play Be6 to stop the check, after which white can "only" take the rook.

[@sohambiswas8646]

The Knight is pinned.

[@JamesHouzvicka-ur4tc]

At move 7 you gave black another move 7...nc6 when it is actually white's move here...

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[@rishidutta1749]

Knight captures d5. c6xd5.???? Cannot figure it out how it is complete demolition?

[@nate8106]

At 8:07 white can be the one losing a piece not black if he plays 7. Qd5+ or Qc4+, Be6, 8. Ng5+ Qxg5 BAM! Then you have to trade down to endgame to not lose a piece. 9. Qxe6+, Kxe6. 10. Bxg5.

[@Brian-wg9wk]

Gunjan, after e4 e5 Bc4 Nf6 d4 exd4 Nf3 Nxe4 Qxd4 Nf6 Bg5 what if black plays Qe7+? Computer is recommending Kf1(-.28) and Be2(-.46).

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[@mrs334]

Hello mr gunjan your all videos are really good I have little doubt in max langue attack would you please can solve 1.e4, e5 2. Nf3 , nc6 3. D4, exd4 .4. Bc4, what we have to do if opponents give bb4+ , after that we forcefully move .5. C3, dxc3 .6. Bxc3 all tactics got failed and after that white is pawn down for nothing please you can solve this

[@maddumass]

The black queen is covering h5 preventing mate from that square @6:33 & why didn't the black king just capture the undefended black knight just a few moves prior @6:07?

[@braderdongudang5197]

What i saw... If black Pawn capture knight then bishop will capture knight too... to attck queen if queen capture bishop... and queen will capture pawn and give attck to king and the rook... also the bishop... inthis case ... if the queen try to block he will die... and the best move is king to G7 but if king to G7 queen will check the king blck after capture the bishop... and if king move to h6... white will push his pawn and win...but if i be white.. i will capture the rook first... hahahaa. And give the queen pressure..😂😂

[@renehenriksen1735]

By the way, isn´t the Lewisgambit also known as the Urusov-gambit or Kejdanskij-gambit?

[@mariyastoyanova381]

I think after 1) e4 e5 2) Bc4 d6 3) Nf3 Nf6 4) d4 is not good after black takes , because after black takes pawn on d4 it`s not the same as video 5 - Philidor Central attack, because Nf6 is not as passive as Nd7 and tricks don`t work

[@arwanpawar419]

In this show it seems that the black is sacrificed by you, it clear than the black steps were fassive, no step anticipated attack occurred by the black. Anyway I would thank to you GJ, Go on....GJ I follow you.

[@mdshamsulalammomin9733]

At 10.32 after white plays Nxd5 then what happens if cxd5? Looks like loosing a piece.

[@thomasrogers3008]

After white goes knightF3. What if black takes the pawn on F2 putting the king in check with the only route out to take the Bishop and prevent self from castling?

[@Supreme_Court.]

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[@shouvikdutta5536]

you are an amazing guy...i use your openings to defeat my opponent....and it always success..GJ chess can i request you some thing?? please tell me what to do after e4 e5 Bc4 Nf6..my telegraph tournament is going on..i want to use this opening to defeat high rated players..so pleaseeeeeeeeee tell me in this comment..please

[@guillaumelecam9412]

At 8.01 we can do Qxg5 Bxg5 Bxd5 and... it seems safe for black...

[@aduttayou]

Some of the moves are not explained. For example didn't understand the Nxp move where gunjan says complete demolition job. It seems he loses a piece for nothing. Again in the dancing of the king why does the king not take the knight in his path?

[@nalojmh706]

At 6.07 why black will not captured white's horse??

[@JustJustus8]

10:59 Black can play Bxf2, sucks to be white then. Can you make a video for that?

[@akshaygrao2572]

but the move nf3 by white,black can respond with d6....

[@collegeofknowledge8768]

please make videos on gambits for black....they are very few.

[@Megahax1337]

Hi... Theres a green arrow with 2... Nf6. But you dont seem to cover that at all ?

[@shreedharpandey9806]

Do you even lose any games? OMG you're so good

[@mdshamsulalammomin9733]

At 10.37 what happens if black plays cxd5?

[@csvensson9265]

At 17:16 I would suggest b3 trapping the bishop. They will probably play bxb3 and then you capture with the knight

[@ANOJAN25]

If u play b3 Qa3 mates the white king

[@csvensson9265]

@@ANOJAN25 you're right. Not sure how I didn't see that

[@mr.decoded9836]

10:38 I don't get it

[@Chikov2]

+Rudra Prasadh Ganesh: When black cxd5; Bxf6; Qxf6; Qxd5+ capturing the rook on the next move

[@lewistricker8058]

@@Chikov2 oh i get it now...thanx

[@randomnameloollolilol1453]

Nice this will add more spice to my favorite dirty chess trick the Max lange/morphy. Thank you and keep on the good work!

[@brondimagiba7804]

Please do a video about Nimzo indian Defense or Grunfeld Defense for black

[@Happytriggertime]

I appriciate your aggressive attack right from the opening

[@julielee5057]

wouldn't qh5 not be checkmate? because qxh5 and white loses

[@Sasha1234575]

14:25 Bd7 instead of c6 is much much better for black.

[@hikkusivaraman1156]

3. 59 why Bishop not taken the pon, that's the first mistake in ur vedio

[@sanitary103]

good video. a lot of info for a beginner like myself but I will be studying these moves. thanks.

[@JayFengBeat]

6:10, what if the black king take the white knight

[@tarektoumi9598]

it will be a disaster, mate on 2 moves Kween to F5 check, only move for black is King to H4 and then pawn G3 check mate

[@aneeshsambu4869]

at opening if black moves d5 then what we should do

[@illegalconnection4806]

What happen if i choose to sacrifice the bishop and white king has no choice but to accept.

[@erykhim]

7:30 can't queen go f6?

[@WTFOMG517]

+Cheetahir It is not possible for the queen to go from C5 to F6. Not a straight line.

[@zukarinkuari6842]

@@WTFOMG517 hes stupid hahahha

[@andrewsaffle]

Gj what is your FIDE RATING

[@agusjaya]

Thank you for watching this wonderful video :D

[@SidNair1234]

the only bad thing is that you have to play as white to do any of these tricks

[@urbanjokey794]

plzz suggest me an opening starting with e4,d4..thank u

[@virgilkartodikromo623]

yes i play the scandinavian and i hate when white plays Nc3/Nf3

[@ВалентинДинков-м1ь]

How about after Bc4 black goes Nf6 ?

[@roadrunnermeepmeep87]

Hi Gunjan, great stuff over here, but i have got one question,@17:15 after Bxa2 is there anything wrong with b3 trapping the bishop and perhaps Bxb3 Nxb3 winning another piece? ok you can say that there are queens and rooks on the boardand an open a and b file are dangerous but you as a white you can also use them to place a rook there for a queenside attack on the black king(especially with this huge dark square bishop sitting on e3 and pointing on a7) but is there anything concrete for black that i missed which is the reason why you didn't play that move?

[@roadrunnermeepmeep87]

***** ... ooops xD and what about Nb3 instead trying to exchange some pieces (is there anything i missed again) or more simple pawn to a3 before the castle

[@lewistricker8058]

Why is knight to d5 a complete demolition job at 10:36? Surely pawn takes knight and all is ok for black?

[@atulmishra9379]

After pawn takes , Bxf3 Qxf3, Qxd5+ any move to get out of check , Qxa8 and white is up an exchange

[@gouravsharma8557]

I forgot ur moves .....how I improve to remember Ur moves......

[@gregoryandreopoulos2322]

watch video while you play

[@petermarangu4526]

Go through the video once or twice, then set up chess board and preempt the moves. You must work... there is no IV for chess. GJ does so much work creating the position, saving, compiling, adding arrows... must take hours.... do the rest buddy.

[@ankitsingh4401]

At 10.23 how can be knight to D5 is a good move? Black wil capture it with pawn.

[@atulmishra9379]

After pawn takes , Bxf3 Qxf3, Qxd5+ any move to get out of check , Qxa8 and white is up an exchange

[@jasam7118]

6:30 only one move is checkmate. h5 is attacked by the Queen

[@vikramsrinivasan8176]

6:11 why King not capturing knight?

[@Kyunga76]

He will be mated quickly with Kg4, Qf5, Kh4, #G3

[@dharmavigyan6437]

U r game anylasis is so strong with gambite

[@Pablo66616]

@ 3.12, after Nf3, rather than Nd7 or Nf6, most average players move Bg4 pinning Nf3 on the board which encourage white to move h3 sometimes leads white to developed or otherwise disaster. In my case, after the opening e4 - e5, I move f4 entering the prelude of kings gambit accepted. Other players declined and other accepted. In my opinion, these is to refrained my opponent from using "by the book" method such as four knight opening, Ruy lopez, and Kings Indians, etc. that are overused by most players. GJ_Chess, I found out that your subscription page is helpful too to learn a lot. Some other subscription page about chess are also helpful such as kingcrushers, chessonline, etc. Some of my favorite GM players are Mikhail Tal, Bobby Fischer, Paul Morphy, Tigran Petrosian, Magnus Carlsen, and Hikaru Nakamura. which most of the time I am looking at. GJ_Chess, can you feature also some dirty chess tricks done by Mikhail Tal and Paul Morphy?. Hopefully that will be more help a lot also. =)

[@MrAbove69]

Amazing, GJ..luv this guy. your making me better luv your thinking. keep the videos coming. awesome!

[@kaustubhsmith4408]

Hi Gunjan. I am struggling against the queens pawn opening. Would you please suggest a system against 1.d4 .... 2.c4i

[@flytoheights1]

+GJ_Chess You are amazing, and such an inspiration. You moves and thinking are mind-blowing. I am struggling to improve my chess games. I am at 1400 rating, and want to improve. I find it hard to memorizes moves. Is there a way to evaluate the position and improve my games without much memorization? Would you recommend to memorize opening?

[@asrini4u]

at 6:59 Qh5 will win bishop for white

[@Diokletian]

At 8 minutes: What if Queen hit knight after Ng4+? Then black won't lose a piece, as he win the queen back after Bxg4 (rather would come first Qe6x+, Ke6x and then Bg4x).

[@sauravkumar3278]

It's not dirty if you play it wrong

[@renehenriksen1735]

If you want to be really good at chess then play against either Deep Houdini, Deep Komodo or Deep Stockfish. These are the top 3-chess-engines in the World. Houdini and Komodo are great in positional play and Stockfish which is the current number 1 program is the MEGA-tactician among chess-engines. When it last played Komodo which is the top-competitor to the number 1-position it made Komodo look like an amateur. Stockfish is incredibly strong and is totally fearless and unbeatable in sharp tactical positions. I have the nr 3 and the nr 1 program in the world to train with. Houdini(3) and Stockfish(1) are very good tools to combine. Houdini on the strategic side and Stockfish on the tactical side. I get beaten a lot by Stockfish that´s no secret. But recently I managed to get a draw against that monster-program. Afterwards I don´t thínk it was anything special because it allowed me to trade queens early on. From around move 25 I evaluated the position as a draw but the program wouldn´t give it to me before move 129. So allthough Stockfish is a fierce tactician it is possible to play up to equality against it. The opening started as an English, then turned into a Nimzo-Indian with shades of a Queen´s Indian. Incredible easy I would say afterwards and I couldn´t really believe it. If anyone is interested then I could send the scoresheet to watch for everyone if the interest is there. If it is a help to anyone then I will also reveal my view if you chose to play a little sharp and tactical against the topprograms. Play the long-term build-up pressurising chess against it. Make sure that all of the programs pieces have defensive duties to take care of and then play a patiently but precise attacking-scheme build-up. I don´t know if this is a aggressive kind of positional play, but I got interesting positions against Stockfish. But unfortunately I´m not able to play this precisely enough, and the program mangaged to draw because of the correct defensive replies. I thought that if I can do this as a non-grandmaster then it should be easier for a super-grandmaster of for example Hikaru Nakamura´s caliber to force the program into a passive position where one has got a slight initiative against it. My opinion is that humans should be fearless against computers. A supergrandmaster can calculate far better than me and has better understanding of small nuiances in the position. But Again nerves play in when it is humans who has to do the job. And I don´t think attacking supergrandmasters like I have the patience to calculate 20 moves long on each move or wait 30 moves or longer until the attack finally can be thrown in as a trumph-card. If humans could do that then computers would be chanceless...

[@anoking6367]

mpre on talking not teaching. .

[@Ayush_28]

Just watch 5,6,7,8,9...... means all episode to cover this.

[@supasye]

Why didnt queen kill the knight? 6:06

[@shyamprdn]

Make video on Evans gambit

[@mayacurtis9814]

In Lewis gambit...after e4...e5, Bc4...Bc5, d4...Bxd4, now what?

[@christophkuntz8523]

At first - this video series are great! :-) But I have 1 (maybe very simple) question about (video 1) DCT 13 Lewis Gambit at 10 min 23 sec. I can see an exchange series, where white gets two pawns (and 1 ahead) and loses the knight, but is this enough ? I thought like this (starting with white Knight) NxD5, pxD5, BxF6, qxF6, QxD5+, ... ok and simultanously to my text here, I see three threats, so white will have 1 pawn and rook for 1 Knight... hmmm :) are there any special moves that turn another game out or counters for black ? After so many "theory"-moves the advance might be very fragile. And sorry if my question is just stupid, I like chess, I dont play good :D

[@cantfindagoodchannelname7359]

Please if possible add subtitles

[@JamesHouzvicka-ur4tc]

Since 6Qc5+ ,Kf7

[@kaustubhsmith4408]

Hi Gunjan. I am struggling against the queens pawn opening. Would you please suggest a system against 1.d4 .... 2.c4

[@mashiulalam9232]

G j Com entry is very fine, l like this.

[@rahulisoffline]

What after bishop captured pawn (c5xd4) and I player Knight as you said but opponent pawn d7 to d6.. ? Now what's the move?

[@otakuking8625]

16:48 the better move was Bg6

[@kaustubhsmith4408]

Hii. I am a frequent chess player. I have tried many of your tricks like the max lange attack, morphy attack, italian koltanowski gambit and aslo the lewis and urusov gambit. but when i play as black and get 1.d4 i do not know the correct system. Will u please suggest me a good line against the queens pawn opening.