Highest Chess Traps in a Black Opening

[@amyn4u]

@ 14:43 i know everyone is saying Knight is hanging but i think the write move for black is D5 not D6, and white can Enpassant or take with the other pawn and then bishop can move to F5,

[@shashiranjan5459]

After d6 white can capture night with the gueen

[@thomasrogers3008]

Played this today for the first time against an opponent (otb) and it worked so well! Amazing video. Thank you! Going to keep playing it, learning it and refining it. My opponent didn't take E5 pawn initially so i played C5 to force a move - wasn't perfect because black bishop was more limited but still flexible enough to work well after removing some kingside defenders.

[@projectryan88]

The first trap you spoke about (1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e5 3.dxe5 Ng4 4.Qd5 Nc6 5.f4 Nb4 6.Qe4 Bc5 7.e3 Bxe3 8.Bxe3 Nxe3) You are correct, the knight is not able to be captured because of the fork on c2, but white can play 9.Na3 and it's rather drawish, in fact white might even have a slight advantage, It's best if you do not take on e3 on move 7 and, instead castle kingside 7.0-0 Thanks for uploading this video though, i like this opening very much, glad to see some other people have success using it too

[@dustinolson5731]

probably the best chess video channel on youtube. he covers sooo many traps and tricks for all levels.

[@conleyrasor6414]

Awesome vid, I love how he says "To his HORROR!!!"

[@missjessgem]

i love how he says "It's a disaster!"

[@ChaoYun]

Jessica Crawford I love how he says "Then the miss queen does not belong to this world"

[@RafaelQuirinoVex]

Robert Rasor He say this so often that it gets annoying, (even more when followed by that awfull little laugh)...

[@sure5291]

I too agree with you. awful laugh & the bhaaam.

[@nate8106]

A then after you give check.....

[@GreerFried]

Many of the traps mentioned early in the video are very similar to his Tennison Gambit video. Dirty chess tricks to win fast 3 (Tennison Gambit) | I guess the Tennison Gambit has many of the same traps as the Budapest Gambit and Englund Gambit, because it is the same opening, but from the white perspective.

[@Diggs5012]

Great job on the video Gunj. I couldn't help but laugh along with you as the white pieces continued to shuffle around the board avoiding blacks onslaught of pins/rapid development. I really enjoyed your insight in to the tactics.

[@67ajaynath]

What I like most in you is your enthusiasm... Great work,go ahead...all the best!

[@joydeepbhattacharya2107]

at 14:44 after d6 what if black plays q×e4?

[@javiermorellibarra3005]

Amazing lecture on the many traps hidden in the fabulous Budapest Gambit. Many thanks, GJ Chess.

[@Trulsbk]

Do you live in a tunnel?

[@Rozq]

hahaahha

[@heinfb]

lol you trap me up

[@Coltwhyte]

hahahaha funny

[@yellowdart6666]

+firendable because all indians have spring reverb built into their voice box....

[@kingchicken7085]

yes he does

[@charleselliott4943]

I like how you don’t waste any tome getting into your analysis. And of course the analysis is very succinct. Kind of like poetry in the way you use a few carefully chosen words that everything needed to be said.

[@Rongy3710]

GunJ your video should be viral what a great job you did and put all this together. I look forward to watching more of your instructive chess videos.

[@deathcador]

Gunjan you should really come back and upload more videos, your videos are great, your english are very nice, your accent also so clear and cool. I really like your video and also your tips and tricks even your commentary on chess, and you also have a good sense of humour. So upload something man, I gave up chess backthen your video the one who made me love chess once again!

[@SirAyush]

Your English are edit your comment

[@cyberak419]

fabulous tutorial - tonnes of great traps in just one short video -

[@abdulmaqsud4249]

Good

[@matthiasernst8633]

Funnaly I had play the Budapest Gambit in a Tournament several Years ago; I remember that I had a Rapid Development and Sacrifice a Bishop for three Pawns and won in the Endgame!

[@thekalamerchant]

Your video has been the most helpful so far. Thank you very much for the upload.

[@neoanderson4037]

The positions explained here are like patterns that can come up from other lines too...need to take the key positions from here...And I have won games in Budapest gambit too. :) the smothered mate :)

[@adhamyodaoud9781]

Dude thanks for tor effort i enjoyed the budabest episode you have done great work till now your vids are amazing but this wouldnt mean you ahould stop your great deeds i just knew about chess vids yesterday and luckily you are the first i run into your vids are so juicy with all the information you get about sifferent position i mean you really seemed to cover all the important traps on the way of variation i think many avid chess players will find what they seek in your vid thnx

[@Ricardojs5]

I played this opening religiously for about a year and a half until I recently switched it up, I remember I had trouble with early Qd4 and Qd5 lines. Nice to learn a few side traps here. I'm learning some Old Benoni to mix it up, but these lines are important to keep in mind.

[@mustakimshah6706]

i have watched many videos but this video has the most comprehensive coverage and variations. Love and Respect sir 💝

[@maxxgrossmann1691]

Wow! At 2:09 I hit subscribe, and at 3:21 I knew it was the right move. That was... eye-opening. Thank you. I'm using your videos to help teach my kids who I've managed to convince that there's more to life than Roblox and Minecraft. Excellent videos and strategies, sir. For your amusement: the top rec on the right column is " Game of the Century - Bobby Fischer vs Donald Byrne", so congratulations on the association.

[@cyrillactupocole7662]

thnx GJ..i learned a lot from your budapest gambit presentation..

[@ldeans5620]

Enjoyable and instructive. Gotta love it. I'll be trying the Budapest gambit some day soon

[@solfeinberg437]

Excellent video / opportunity for black. I've got to study this!

[@rdhtyagi]

Your videos and ideas are really lovely. I can hardly guess the move where you pause and let the viewer guess the move.

[@stevensmith7318]

Thank You for all the videos that you posted.You're my idol men.Just keep uploading so everyone will be determined to play chess.

[@franz0301]

please see 14:40 what if queens takes knight at e4 because u played d6 . you forgot your knight hanging at e4?

[@rdhtyagi]

Instead of d6 which is an error, black should play d5. Now Q can not take the N at e4. And the rest of the moves hold good if white plays exd6 e.p. And if white plays cxd5, black can play Qxd5. Or may be GJ_chess can show some tricks in that line. I can never guess his tricks some how and am always surprised when he announces the game as lost or won.

[@chessbrilliance8783]

to GJ Chess horror QXe4 is a nice trick he overlooked!

[@abdulmaqsud4249]

@@rdhtyagi 1.....

[@abdulmaqsud4249]

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[@preshx18]

at 14:42 after d6 what if black plays q×e4?. Please reply gunjan, is it an error while making video? couple of others have asked but no reply.

[@surajshrestha8491]

yes, I am thinking about this move! But not answer.

[@ripalsavla5554]

Hello sir if u r reading my message then I am very lucky and happy to know. I watched u videos and I played many games after watching ur videos. I learned a lot and u are really a good teacher, I am lucky that I got a chance to learn from u and I wish u go ahead and continue teaching people and make them best players. Lots of love from me. Thanks a lot. I have lot more to talk to u but, this will never end so, thanks a lot. Love you!

[@ravideepsinghmatharoo9616]

best free chess teacher ............. i love ur all lessons

[@AlbertKakiay]

1. d4-Nf6, 2. c4-e5, 3. d4xe5 Ng4 4. (Qd4) - d6 White will protect 4th line with Qd4 attacking Ng4 and protect e5 and c4, that's normal response. White will delay e5xd6 and play . 5. Nf3 -

[@davepinoy]

i like this one...been playing chess off and on...and this is the first time i saw the potential of the budapest defense...

[@jayrashamiya7706]

A super chess video that I have seen ever.You are the best.want that you share more video's like this.I have tried this opening on chess.com.My opponent resigned in jst 13 moves.Thanx for this video.

[@shashank3kapoor]

@20:08 white can move Be3...which would save bishop and not allow checkmate moreover a forced move will be required from black bishop now...

[@lorenzjansen5409]

4:20 What about Ne3? then you will also get the Queen also or? He has to move the Queen maybe B3 then you could check him with Bb4 after he take your bishop you can checkmate him with the Queen. If he takes the night, instead of moving the Queen you can easily checkmate him with Bg3.

[@pokemansven1274]

Were you recording this in an empty hall? :p

[@wmw0702]

This was recorded inside Taj Mahal in the middle of the night.....

[@pokemansven1274]

Haha

[@mithugorai7718]

Pokemon are dangerous

[@GregoryK-IYA]

At 12:53, why does the queen recapture the bishop instead of winning the rook? If Bc3, then Qxa2 sets the queen free, and if Nc3, then a queen trade is appropriate being up in material. What am I missing? Thanks for the video and all of your work!

[@maxtuzenko9708]

Hello from spain! You are awesome. Thanks a lot for your clases!

[@mahmoudma2]

Hi GJ_Chess Thank you for your Wonderful Job, I'm always watching your videos, but in this one i have a Notes.......... in minute 14:25 .. Second trap after 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e5 3.dxe5 Ne4 4.Qc2 Bb4+ 5.Nd2 d6 then you mention the move 6. exd6 (this is a mistake) because the white Queen will capture Knight at e4 6.QxNe4 easily .........and the White has advantage here the other Note is in the same variation after 6.exd6 Bf5 7.Qa4+ Nc6 8.a3 Nc5 9.dxc7 Qe7 10.Qb5 a6 11.Qb6 and this move is another mistake here....because the White can easily play 11.axb4 if Black play 11..... axb5 then White goes 12.Rxa8+ .... and no advantage to black here, it's look equal Thank you

[@mahmoudma2]

that nice you checked and agree with me :)

[@guinevereuser7180]

notations almost blown my mind because of the comments that is more complex to remember than algebra and chemistry

[@user-bk1xy5gt4b]

6. ..d5 instead

[@Kedislol]

Thanks for the video! Are you recording this in a church, though?

[@okatsarolas]

lol !!was the First thing came to my mind

[@R3DI5C00L]

great video man, you greatly helped me prepare for a important match tomorrow, liked and subbed

[@TimJapan]

I watched many times but then I noticed something at 16:13 White pawn takes black bishop and black pawn can't take the queen or it's good night. Black loses advantage by attacking the queen with a6. May I suggest Bc2 to force white to head off the check mate then it's bishop to attack the queen from a4 There is still game to be played but black will nab that white queen. Black is winning but white could make things uncomfortable if they push those pawns well.

[@greatguy200]

At 14:45, I believe you made a mistake & overlooked that after 5...d6, white can play Qxe4. The knight on e4 is enprise. I'm sure you can make a video regarding that variation.

[@wayneyboy]

Really good videos, and I like the commentary it's quite funny and clear and informative:-)

[@ripalsavla5554]

And also I enjoy the way u speak your even funny teacher without using any bad language ur able to make laugh others. U r a double package.

[@markregansantosmaraguinot7678]

Hey GJ your viedeo is the best among the other chess features video.. I learn a lot and got additional knowledge. I dont need to go to chess learning school because for this video is more than a teacher... Make more chess video GJ.. Thank you...

[@williambunter3311]

Thanks for this great series!!

[@MANUGARRA]

At 14:43, Black’s move should be d5 not d6. Otherwise, Queen would capture the Knight on e4!

[@ace7mann]

Concise , well commented. Keep up the good work ! !

[@rogerfoxtrot4306]

Thank you so much ! Better teacher on chess at this time for me.. I m ashamed not beiing able to reproduce so easely theses tactics.. it is all psychology and action !! An excellent game..

[@marihothutagalung5297]

at 14:44 Qxe4 winning the knight

[@lukasvarga5967]

D5 is correct (:

[@valarmathi2038]

@@lukasvarga5967 sure

[@PriveGitaarles]

hi Gunjan, I love your chess videos, very detailed and full with enthousiasm. Great work! much respect, greetings Ben

[@adjuster57]

I play this gambit all the time as black. No matter how highly rated my opponent, they just are not ready for this, because they don't see it that often. At best, they come out a pawn down, with a screwed up position. I have played this gambit against the same player 8 times, and I am 8-0. Every time he thinks he has it figured out, he falls for the next trap.

[@kswarnalatha7505]

If i would have been in your opponents place i would have played e4 instead of d4 after losing 1 or 2 games 😂😂😂

[@ShanklyLegend]

I love your videos. This is very helpfull against the D4 opening witch i hate to play against. You videos against E4 is very detailed and very good. I Love the colorado gambit videos.

[@andysanders262]

Love your vids GJ. Keep it up!

[@tempeztwave3099]

Sir at 14:44 just a question.. what if white instead of capturing the pawn o white plays capture knight? Hoping for your reply sir..

[@christophkuntz8523]

this is so funny. i really hated all kind of d4 openings and lost so many games - but not any more :D nobody wants to play d4 openings vs me now :((( you are really great! :D

[@solfeinberg437]

I haven't studied this material yet, but I'm having the same thought! I hated it but now . . .

[@theresonlyone66]

Amazing, great opening for black. Will give it a try

[@tanaysaxena7877]

Also Gunjan, at 24:06 after black queen takes bishop, i would simply more the while rook to king and then move my white knight to d5 attacking c7 pawn and g7 bishop of black. PLz think about as that is a very scary situation for black.

[@Iknowrealtv]

I love this video. I just busted out laughing when you said and to his horror we see this familiar play.

[@theprincehotel426]

Great sir. Thanks for the videos I'm from Myanmar

[@ratnasarkar6006]

thanks a lot for the video.....please keep them coming...

[@BIitzkrieg]

subbed! i think the dislikes are for the opening and not for the video, it is the best about these variations!

[@nacht4312]

hello gunjan sir.@14:45 white can play QxNe4 instead exd6. wrong move for black@14:43.

[@DarkSage1117]

I won't lie this video helped me out. But You are playing this in the perspective of white only defending. There are many things white could've done to attack and win the game. There were times when white could've checked the black king on a4 and take the black bishop on b4. And where white could have took the bishop then check him with the white pawn taking the f7 pawn then check the king with the white Queen on d5. There were times when white could have completely turn the tables Still great game and thank you for sharing.

[@rdhtyagi]

Qa4+ can be blocked by Nc6 which supports the bishop at b4. So white is only helping black to develop a piece.

[@NJKNAUF]

ENJOYED YOUR VIDEO.MOST PLAYERS WOULD FALL INTO THESE TRAPS I BELIEVE.THANK YOU!

[@aanglero]

I have used the Budapest in numerous games in the past and was successful with it.

[@benantony5904]

Hi Gunjan..hope ur doing great. Thanks for the videos.. at 14:44 , Q xd5 is possible..so e2 is a bad move here i believe.

[@santosjr.borondo7015]

Gud gambit illustration , helpful to beginners players

[@TimJapan]

There is a big error at 14:43 black can't play d6 or Knight hangs! black perhaps can play d5 but then the line will be different.

[@gouravsharma8557]

Gunjan bro.... amazing traps .. Thanks..

[@JanBaron12]

in 12:44 could you give a series of move that would lead white into a checkmate if he captures the bishop on b4

[@raghavajitsaria6757]

at minute 7:06 a better move for black would be just to push the pawn on c2 to c3 attacking the queen on b4 and then after queen takes on c3 then black can just move his rook to c8 and bam! white loses his queen

[@alexanderafgan9594]

thank you showing such nice opening and tactic ........

[@121checkers]

Best chess advice. Won many games from your openings. Thanks

[@joshh6376]

Good video thanks! The audio could use some adjustment. Maybe wiggle the string that connects the cup to the potato.

[@manuelph168]

@14.44 white can play Qe4 instead of ed6 and will be a piece up. did I miss something?

[@sebastianengwall]

Amazing video despite the audio not being perfect. But if I don't have the patience to study all of it in is there a good way to come back to the video while in a game? Or is it just to skim through it all.

[@rupertpascual4911]

What a nice mic you have there btw were you in a huge hall while recording?

[@Alientcp]

I wasnt looking the time of the video, but when i thought it was going to finish he said "thats it for the Ng4 line" Lol, not even half the way. Good Job man.

[@lopatina]

Hello GJ_Chess, I have a question. In this video at 16:15 afte black pawn attack white queen by playing a6. Why white can't just take the bishop a:b4. Now black can't take white queen because they will lose both rooks: ... a:b5 Rxa8+ Kd6 Rxh8 threatening taking queen on c8 or capturing the knight on c5. Thanks, Alex.

[@lvijaykumar5057]

All the best Gunjan for your upcoming videos like this. You have good explaining skills. And your pronouncassion of words are really awesome. Iam always try to use this tricks in tournaments. Your commitment is very Nice 🎩 😁 👕👍Great! 👖

[@lastravenmph]

I love all your traps. They're powerful and effective! And you make it look so easy... are you a GM? :D

[@thenylon1003]

I feel like I'm watching a game in a stadium :-) Great video GJ! Thanks!

[@henchelanonuevo522]

thanks for your video''idol''i learned many chess triks beacause of you ''no#1 is tenneson gambit very effective thanks again god bless u''

[@kanishikananda6528]

in 21:30 why white can't keep Pawn to e4 controlling the center and why again Knight to f3

[@JFBassett2050]

GREAT stuff!!! Thanks!!!

[@shade-e4836]

@12:45 there's no mate if he plays Kh6 or even bishop takes bishop leads to a piece advantage not mate.. only able to take the F1 bishop but yes winning position. Still no mate immediately

[@WinterSkySun]

Very nice (Borat way). All jokes aside, I really enjoyed this video and I consider your videos to be interesting in general, thanks a lot.

[@ROSUJACOB]

great work gunjan..tnx

[@fredicabron2140]

6:45 why should white play pawn e3 and not Qb3 because you say so??

[@siiiixiiiin1]

Why didn't white take knight with queen @13:53? I didnt get it. Or there mist have been a mistake. Please explain! Thanks

[@3trilogy]

I knew the.Budapest was trappy, but 'til now, I never knew just how trappy. Thanks.

[@jaredmcc88]

Thank you so much for your videos!

[@MrHadush]

@14:44 Why white didn't capture QxNe4 after d6?

[@AbhishekSahu360]

At 14:42 time why should i not cut the black knight with queen. What kind of game u are playing

[@23chandra]

in above video exactly after 14.44 minutes you have mentioned d6 for black wherein knight on e4 can be captured by queen. so why white will play exd6. please explain

[@abiliodepaula3832]

Very Very Nice yours Videos !

[@jitendrarankhambe2236]

very nice guidance!

[@ScottMiller777]

Excellent! Thank you for this info on this interesting defence.