How to play the Budapest Gambit | Main Ideas and Plans | Gambits | IM Andrey Ostrovskiy

[@Chessfactor]

We are continuing the series on Opening Gambits with the Budapest Gambit. Don’t forget to subscribe and please give the video a like, if you liked it. Let us know your favourite gambits in the comment section and we will try to cover them in future videos. Stay tuned!

[@carlaaen4650]

This video about the Budapest Gambit is really well done. Not too fast, not too slow... and sufficient number of lines to get the idea. In other videos there are often too many lines, so in the end it is confusing. And I liked to see a real chess board - keep doing that and.. keep up the good work, Andrey 🙂

[@user-wq3ji9oq9j]

Very nice thx

[@Chessfactor]

You're welcome!

[@apprentissageechecs6531]

hello could you make another video on the bishops f4 line of the Budapest gambit thank you very much.

[@Chessfactor]

We might consider it that line at some point in a separate video or add some specifics to that line to the video description. However, for the near future, there is no new video planned to specifically cover the Bf4 line.

[@vffzbr]

Nice content, thanks! I believe that Fajarowicz variation is great, much more than this. It really deserves a specific video and explanation.

[@ashishshetye5170]

Moving pawn to c5 I suppose

[@31145_]

I am a great fan of the Budapest Gambit, I play it every time and I get good results because it is easy for white to make mistakes as it is very dynamic for black, I have seen videos refutating it but they seem to be very complex, as for example Yasser Seirawan "bust to the Budapest gambit" which has been my main source till today, after Cg4 he says that Bf4 is the strongest move but you suggest g5!?, that sound amazing! and I will study it and put it in practice! but you find the way with Nf3 very natural and simple. I enjoyed a lot your logical thinking and the lines that you propose for white as they are undesirable for us Budapest players! I hope that my opponents do not find this video, no haha, I am joking, very instructive!! Thanks for the lesson!

[@carlosmachin8707]

without virtual board is better

[@bapakkau7055]

after this please do a videos about QID defense

[@Chessfactor]

There is a full course available on our website, where we cover the most important variations in the Queen's Indian Defense. Check it out here: www.chessfactor.com/courses/176/description/

[@Y.SAIKRISHNA]

Nice work... Please try to cover wing Gambit..thanq...

[@Chessfactor]

Glad you liked the video! Basically we have already recorded a video about the Wing Gambit. Here the link to the video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmSvhKiZm7yYj9k Check also our playlist "Chess Gambits" for other Gambits that might interest you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnqTh4alhr-ggs0

[@abhijeetgore310]

I did a comment to england gambit video please read and reply

[@Chessfactor]

Please add a timestamp to your comment on the Englund Gambit video and we will have a look on it. Thanks

[@abhijeetgore310]

@@Chessfactor i don't know what the timestamp is

[@moniruzzamanmintu8632]

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