I Can't Stop Destroying London Players With This.

[@christobobbo5575]

Gotta say i think this line makes me more excited than any other line ive learned from you, i have such good stats against the london now. Ive also gone from 1250 to 1714 since ive been watching you and play almost all of your recommended gambits

[@ennov9349]

I love all your content so much. Learned a lot , not just the moves but also the type of thinking . Thanks :)

[@aarongull5]

Gambitman! Thanks for your fun insight into this game. Just broke my peak online ratings in rapid and blitz using your ideas.

[@zacharysherry2910]

Cool man! Good explaining your thought process

[@dsrguru]

White can still force the repetition mentioned at 5:20 regardless of whether we play 5...Nd5 or 5...cd, right?

[@VideogamePianoMan]

I've been playing this line for a short while now at ~1600 lichess (along with the Envy Gambit) and had excellent results! However, the other day I got hit with 6. a3 (stopping Bb4+), and was completely shook. While my opponent eventually lost on time, the analysis showed that I was dead lost the whole time, and my opponent simply missed a lot of obvious wins. Sure enough, 6. a3 is the third best move in this line (after exd4 and Rb1, both of which you analyze in the original video) and gives white a +2.5 advantage... I'm curious if you ever analyzed this move, or if it just so happens to be the hidden engine refutation to my favorite anti-London opening??

[@loulasher]

Very nice!

[@rutvano]

Marvelous, as always!

[@Knightmovesfirst]

What happens if white goes 3.d5 Instead of Nc3? I believe GM Simon Williams recommends this.

[@bradspaugh9827]

Bro,mlondon crusher 9000? Lol

[@joseraulcapablanca8564]

Nice one William maybe this from the fish will interest you. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqrXq4egnsdopbs

[@IamTIIBOOZ]

Love this variation so much!