Budapest Gambit Fajarowicz Variation [Traps For Black]

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

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[@amirnakhe361]

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[@samacumen]

Great opening for Black. And much better was your commentary. Very clear and covered all main lines. Thank you!

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Thanks for your comment; I really apreciate it! :D

[@tutorthony3996]

Simply awesome! I'm a d4 player and now this variation is simply one I will surely employ playing Black. Thank you so much for the share!

[@Cladman3001]

You are by far, by far the best instructor for Chess, I have found on the internet. Thank you. I live in Jonesborough, TN, USA

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

@Bob C Wow; thank you very much! Keep watching and enjoy chess :D

[@Elyagdeppa]

Thank you for the excellent information I love it.

[@cchairez1947]

Your Fajarowicz variation is a great idea for an opening! I appreciate your analysis!

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Thank you very much! Keep watching :D

[@chessdawg2459]

This is gonna be my new weapon. Much love to your channel guys y'all are really great instructors.

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

@ Lone Wolf Thank you very much for your comment and good words :D

[@fh2234]

How many people play d4,c4 though. Not many

[@himanshusingh8950]

I really like your opening videos , others make it very small , you tell many variations compared to others ... i will also watch your others videos

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Thank you very much sir; I appreciate your good words! Keep in touch ;-)

[@verfeb12]

Sharp moves! Thank you for sharing!

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Thanks for the comment! I'm sorry for my late reply... I just seen your comment; this is not my personal channel :D

[@mlungisidlamini9864]

Nice traps, thanks for a video and clear explanation

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

thank you!

[@danielaberman1]

Very cool video thanks!

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Very cool and motivating message; thanks!

[@thewitness7061]

Wonderfully explained, thanks

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Wonderfull comment; thanks for the extra motivation! :D

[@JFBassett2050]

Hey Bud!! Great stuff!!

[@meverhard]

My brother plays Qd4 as his standard opener w Bc4. This will be a great surprise in our next match!

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Good luck my frined!

[@merikijiya13]

I’m learning so much from this channel I love it

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Thanks for your comment! :D

[@sadanandbhardwaj5110]

Thanks for this game variations

[@dominadorandres-kh6qf]

Very nice strategy move thank you for uploading I love it ❤

[@andrewmays3988]

God bless you for sharing your brilliant mind.😇

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Thanks for the comment! I wish good luck to your games :D

[@snakeeyez2057]

Ty so much Ur tips and traps, improves my chess game. TY

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

You are welcome; I'm glad that the video helped you :D

[@TheHairyHound]

Beautiful games and very well explained 👍👍 Thank you

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

@TheHairyHound thanks for your comment and nice words; I appreciate it!

[@adilzaman8243]

At 8:46, what if white play Nd4 instead of Qa6.?

[@dennistica1375]

I memorize some crit lines,tnx teacher more videos plzzzzzz

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Thanks for the comment. The King's Gambit is coming... Please stay tuned! ;-)

[@bssandhu8612]

Really very useful opening traps & well explained. Regards from Punjab, India

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

@Dr Bikramjit Singh Thank you very much sir and good luck with your games! Regards from Greece

[@francianavarro7137]

Tnx!, for sharing.

[@zoranradonjic3662]

Thanks en Budapest gambit. Fantasi

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

you are welcome! :D

[@antaripmukherjee9771]

what a beatiful line sir ,will forever be grateful to u for teaching this

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

Glad you liked it!

[@orlandosante9202]

Thanks for your excellent vedio, love it sir

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Thank you very much, sir! I wish you good luck with your games! :D

[@EulogioVioletaMinonVioletaMino]

Nice lessons👍

[@mulaimshehu8925]

Thanks!

[@skanerkodowkreskowychqr3794]

Very nice video 👍

[@nayonmondol6425]

It was very good

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Thanks for watching! :D

[@richardpoole2294]

Brilliant!!

[@JohnDoe-hr4xj]

Thanks.

[@sandeepverygoodvedeo8693]

Thanks very very much Sir This is very helpful video

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

Awesome to hear that from you!

[@skyrom9167]

just amazing. tried this gambit for the first time and the opponent fell for it and i won the game

[@andrejlemanov2958]

Like Lord Faust commented, there are good answers for white against Fajarowicz. .. but I think more probable is after 1.d4 Kf6 2.c4 e5 3.dxe5 Ke4 and surely best option for White 4.a3 that Black plays (after his attack by Bb4 is prevented) a simple 4. ... d6 and he openes the way for his whitesquared bishop so that after 5.Kd2 he can answer with Bf5... but white's position is then still better

[@ganeshpillai7545]

This is a good video for defeating d4 player. Also let me know how to refute this gambit because I m a d4 player too. Thank-you so much.

[@christiankreiner8155]

thx... never see before..... so thats is what my new opening is when white play the Q gambit with d4 c4 :D

[@krmjsvuma9301]

yes

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Thanks for the comment; please try it and let me know how it went with your games :D

[@moirangthemashok9699]

Grt explnation

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Thank you sir!

[@kevinwilson5711]

Good job, I like your style and spirit un playing.

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Thanks for watching! :D

[@pallucciola936]

This op is fire, kinda like Traxler after d4

[@rajeshtodkar1874]

Very good explanation

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Thank you very much for your kind words! I try to do my best :D

[@MT.5711]

Min.8.45 what about if white instead of Qa6 plays Nd4? If Nc5 Nd4xNc6 d7xNc6 Qxc6+ and white keeps the piece up, or not? So to play b6 after Nf3 seems not correct, is it? Thanks

[@varadarajcuram2238]

Beautiful

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ajitkumarjainappliedbuildi9843]

What would happen if white plays f4 to defend the e5 pawn?

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Sir, I cannot explain everything only in one video! But hopefully, you enjoyed the variations that I showed... :)

[@rajesshmech]

very intersting

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Thank you, sir! I hope you enjoyed it; please share it with your friends.. ;-)

[@23chandra]

nicely explained ,SOME DAY would like to see a video on Ng4 line also

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Thanks for the comment, sir! I'll try to do it in the future :D

[@ALF8892]

The position after Qxb7 Nxb7 at 5:10 is much better for white

[@manojkumarsahoo6715]

Super

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Please try it in real games and share the video :D

[@adfree5162]

What software are you using sir

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

For analyzing games? For record videos? (Note: please mentioned me in the comments because I cannot see them often...)

[@adfree5162]

Yes sir for analyzing and also on playing against computer.. @RulesChessStrategies

[@dennistica1375]

Excellent trap i love it,ill give it a try but for the meantime ill watch more more until

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Thanks for the comment! :D

[@DEEPAK-jj3sn]

Very nice presentation of various possible moves and traps. Looking forward for such tricky traps in popular chess openings.

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

@@DEEPAK-jj3sn I'll try to do my best! Thanks for your comment :-)

[@Master_of_Chess_Shorts]

just had an opponent try this against me and I won (1300 rated...) 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e5 3.dxe5 Ne4 4.f3 Qh4+ 5.g3 Nxg3 6.Bg5 Qxg5 7.hxg3 Qxg3+ but I understand that had he brought out his black bishop before Queen h4 I would have been in big trouble...

[@rickybless2425]

Great

[@chandankumar-ir3cz]

After b6 if Qd4 then what is right continuation?

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Thanks for the comment, sir. Nonetheless, you need to specify the minute on the video. :-)

[@chandankumar-ir3cz]

My apology @@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris actually i tried this gambit on many games but i struggle when i play Ne4 (time in video is 0:39) the most common reply is Qd4 and i do not know right continuation. Pl reply

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

@@chandankumar-ir3cz 4.Qd4 isn't the most popular move in the database and strong players don't play it. In this case, you can give a check on b4; Bb4+. For example, Nc3-Nxc3, bxc3-Nc6! It's important to take this tempo with the c6 Knight. Good luck with your games! :D

[@chandankumar-ir3cz]

@@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris Thank You for your instant reply and best of luck your future tournaments😊

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

@@chandankumar-ir3cz keep in touch; cheers!

[@syddphryrabena3979]

Beautiful 💞💞💞

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Wow cool comment , thanks! :D

[@Satnam7275]

I won a good number of games with this opening.

[@Mnsukesh]

Wowww😍😍✨✨🙏🙏🙏👏👌👌👌👌

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

:D

[@bggines_1260]

I won my first game using this defence as Black!

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

@Benjamin Gines Fantastic! I'm very happy to hear it! Please check my similar tutorials to improve yourself. ;-)

[@bggines_1260]

@@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris i will!

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

@@bggines_1260 Cool, good luck with your games! :D

[@davidcopson5800]

You didn't look at: 1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e5 3. dxe5 Ne4 4. Qd4..... what does black do then?

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Bb4+ looks good, isn't it?

[@andrejlemanov2958]

But anyway. .. cool video, thanks a lot!!

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

You're welcome! :D

[@deepskywest3633]

Dangerous

[@bijibinu7872]

After white pawn took on black pawn on E5, move bishop to B4 for the fastest win🤓

[@M_Qaysi]

Thanx...but not very effective when playing with the computor...😉

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Thanks for the comment and watching! It is useful against humans... ;-)

[@ayoutubecommenter7494]

None of the gambits works on them 😆

[@oluwaseyidolapo3544]

@@ayoutubecommenter7494 because they know all gambits🤣

[@koroshabdoli1739]

GM Igo

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Indeed Igor is very good! I'm Angelos Kesaris; did you liked my video?

[@babandebnath4233]

I have 82 types of trap of budapest gambit

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

did you liked this video?

[@babandebnath4233]

@@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris I love this❤️one

[@ShaddyJerome-sw4yi]

Ne5 then white move is f3. What is 200 elo tutorial

[@skchess8658]

What happens if white plays Nc3 after Ne4?😂 Pls explain

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

In which minute sir?

[@Tt-qd1wg]

Yah

[@nishusaif6085]

Is this Igor smirnov?

[@Kettvnen]

no its angelos kessaris

[@Kettvnen]

no its angelos kesaris

[@christiankreiner8155]

becasue white would sure shocked.. because he also never see before this opening LUL ..

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Use these tricks to shock your opponents and win easily!

[@trieuphilong9469]

This video ends in 1276 seconds!

[@user-MetalAngel]

Too many opening variations for white to choose from.

[@demijanleader8414]

Those sharp lines is explained only when white not playing goog or better say when make mistakes.If you going to play chess and waiting for your opponenet to make mistake to win a game then you are a so far away from a chess player

[@radhakrishnat2223]

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[@koroshabdoli1739]

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[@malcolmdale9607]

Sami Fajarowicz was my father's cousin. His mother and my grandmother were sisters. My grandmother left Germany for England, but Sami and his family stayed in Germany. He died of TB in 1942 aged 34, a year before his parents and three siblings were all murdered in Sobibor concentration camp.

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[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

I didn't understood much but thanks for the comment in any case!

[@rabirath9273]

Like

[@purushottamsilwal8611]

first comment :D

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

thank you; I'm sorry for my late reply... I just seen your comment; this is not my personal channel :D

[@demijanleader8414]

This is a total stupidity ,d4 Kf6 ,e5 de5,Ke4 and now the best way is A3,after b6 Knight d2 and white easy play!If knight on g5 then F4 or H4 ,if come on c5 then B4 folowed by bishop b2 and verry verry easy play for white here. This oppening is verry verry bad

[@andrejlemanov2958]

Hi Lord Faust, cold you pls explain more in detail? Black could also take by 5.Kxd2 or protect his knight by 5.Bb7? I think this is still interesting but... if I was White I wouldn't accept the gambit...

[@demijanleader8414]

@@andrejlemanov2958 yes ,if you take knight on d2 ,white will take with bishop ,if you defend it with bishop on b7 i will take a knight ,and afted bishop take on e4 white should play knight f3 ...anyway the sense and main mothives of black play is stopped.then via b4 and bishop b2 white stand better and easy to play with strong center and bishop pair.No problems for white there ,i think this oppening is verry bad.

[@demijanleader8414]

@@andrejlemanov2958 for more info find me on lichess under the nickname Mr_Nitko8

[@demijanleader8414]

Btw black give a pawn away and will never return it back on this way :)

[@demijanleader8414]

@@andrejlemanov2958 I argue that this is the best way for White to play, I have won dozens of games like this in this way I don't understand why the lecturers don't talk about this line that knocks down the opening in essence, they only talk about the improper play of white and some tricks that can even be sold to small children only once.

[@khairol77amin14]

Not bad bro.. U cant do to computer bro... If computer u cant do.. Gm also u cant do. Gm more strong... Carlsen. Hahaha

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Make these tricks to your computer and you'll win it!!

[@usamaiqbal3106]

nicely explained ,SOME DAY would like to see a video on Ng4 line also

[@Skaki-Angelo-Kesaris]

Thanks for your good words! Yeap, I'll try to do a video on this like ;-)

[@bggines_1260]

What the best response,sir, if white move to d5 after black's e5?