Destroy Every e4 Player With The O'Sullivan Gambit | Full of Traps

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VIDEO DESCRIPTION:
In this video, I have covered the main ideas behind our simple, yet effective gambit that you can try against the so called King's Pawn Opening, which is not yet common to many. It begins as a normal Alekhine defense but later on transpose into the O'Sullivan Variation.
CHAPTERS-----------------------------------------------
00:00 - Intro
02:54 - Gambit Accepted
06:58 - My Example Game
12:39 - The Counter Trap - Bc4
15:14 - Gambit Declined
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[@juanmanongas7340]

Clear

[@alancoe1002]

I've never seen this new Alekhine. Looks like a lot of fun. Your channel is a real find. Now... I have to step UP! Thanks, Kaspa.

[@awakenedsoul2638]

THIS IS THE START OF THE GREATNESS OF YOUR CHANNEL!

[@jamesreed4483]

I have played the Alekhine Defense on and off for decades and have never seen this gambit. Great fun. Thank you.

[@kaspachessofficial]

Thx

[@randyarnold3830]

You truly are the guru of traps

[@NapoleonGARDENINGTV]

Ha ha😄 My friend arrived here at our place. Then I stopped this video in the later part because we have to play Chess. I applied this gambit in one of our games and I just beat him with this Gambit. Thanks a lot! This video is very helpful !

[@cycles1614]

Your explains and lessons are SO good,man,I love it!

[@tusharash9307]

Great work sir, one of the best simple and very basic gambit to learn very effective and of course very well explained. Thankyou.

[@monkeywrench2800]

Crazy tactics! Thank you!!

[@NapoleonGARDENINGTV]

He used to beat me a lot before, then I just beat him with this gambit! Very advisable! I love offbeat gambits too!

[@nupmardotorreon1873]

I really love the way how you explain..your a great teacher..thank you so much.i learned a lot

[@albertlouisseize.]

A smashing video. Never saw that attack before. You're a pedagogy genius.

[@florinvidea3519]

All of these are pretty hard to realize, cause white will go 2.c4 and the magic is gone

[@mikejay9838]

Excellent treatment once again! Thank you for all your hard work! :D

[@Galighticus]

This is awesome ....Thank you Kaspa🙏🏿🙏🏿💎

[@darryljones7603]

Really nice for you to share this with us!!!! Thanks!!!!

[@travischampagne3252]

I just played this and got the gambit line three times in a row

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[@nass7070]

Forget the other move you talk about after knight d5 they always play c4!!! 100% of the game i play , they play c4 after knight d5.

[@kenhoadley1798]

I would always play 3.d4 if I knew the reply was 3...b5

[@chandrabhankr]

Dear KaspaChess. Would you like to play with your black next move after knight f6 ... ? If the match get draw... Will be considered as your win .

[@marcianofeliciano6413]

@@nass7070 0lx lpl8ill9jl lol uk

[@tolveasna3843]

Congratulation

[@eliyah3029]

Thank u for your insightful vids ur explanations kill me 😂 keep it up bro!

[@ronaldocallanta8088]

thank you kaspa ! more power.God bless you.

[@venkataramanan7219]

Nicely explained 👍 thankyou.

[@saultarsus6461]

True Story happens to me every time , ''I get Butchered, Punished, Tortured ,Physically , mentally and Spiritually.'' Thank You so much for Your insightful videos, I have managed to trap my opponents Queens now since watching Your last video.

[@jovic8372]

God Bless

[@kingweeez6821]

You should show white replying 2. C4 for the simple fact that Magnus played it and he did lose that way

[@Ekasithb11]

Nice Moves.

[@pauladeoye6184]

Thanks for sharing your intelligent insights... it's certainly helped my games ... especially in playing gambits for quick development

[@nass7070]

You sir have great video and very informative!!! Cheers

[@anthonyjoevalen1]

Thanks alot for a such knowledge you tell for us, these is really rare, & I appreciate it🙏👍💕

[@thomasjackson9993]

You're content is outstanding!

[@deepakpremnathsharma3844]

Thanks for the knowledge...excellent

[@BeachBumzz101]

Someone did this exact gambit to me yesterday… ❤Great video

[@rey3100]

Nice and clear presentation❤. Il look for more of your videos.

[@kaspachessofficial]

You are welcome

[@sibusisoharvey2652]

Just be simple and win a free piece 🤣🤣🤣

[@frankojudoka]

Stockfish shows +1.6. After dxc6, it shows -1.1. It recommended Qa5+.

[@rolandovillodres9167]

I am an Alekhine player myself thanks for the new development of this opening.

[@jean-yveschartier4605]

Thank you

[@borsaroneroy]

What if after 5 cxd the white play Qxd4 instead of Bxd5?

[@aminshafiee7066]

Perfect

[@mkistogrqwa3056]

minut: 14:40 - what if the pawn goes to b4 (not b3) attacking the queen, we lose the rook!

[@nikzbiljic]

@@rickypatel2517 it NOT en passant

[@mphocombo]

Nice video n great lessons

[@colton1016]

Thanks again

[@palebluedot8733]

This gambit accepted is like Hudaibiya where you feel like you are playing inferior moves but you just have to keep faith and trust the process.😂

[@prasadugaonkar]

Thanks, for a very good video. Keep it up...🙏

[@jameshouzvicka6631]

You are a great player analyzing bullet game- gee I won't even go there!As I said before this is much like violins in Nimzo indian,thanks and great job..it does look like b4 bust black but otherwise Great!!

[@digikaininja5]

can u plz do a rating climb on 1) CARO KANN (blacks) 2) STONEWALL (white n black) 3) HIPPO (white n black)

[@kaspachessofficial]

Nice suggestion. Well noted!

[@fahadn2002]

That fork always gets me.

[@qihangsun913]

Thank you Kaspa for this video and another video on d4 opening of O'Sullivan's gambit. I was losing a lot facing d4 where I did d5 and then c4 e6 because I don't know what to do correctly in Queen's Gambit. I just won a game with d4 b5 while finally my opponent was greedy to take my knight as cxd5. I took the bishop back and even I forgot my Ba6 and did Bb7, I won at the end with another forking by my Queen - it's so powerful. Thank you again and hope to see more opening courses in your channel.

[@moalenagamphahlele1864]

Check out Remote chess , Igor Smirnov has it against d4

[@ahmedalmassri2997]

Great man You are really the best

[@reniervanwyk4327]

even the moves youve made took the pawn. if you play with the queen and knight you block that moves and then black will be in a very difficult position

[@ahmedtymour6301]

I love it broo.. keep it up

[@sibusisoharvey2652]

tortured spiritually🤣🤣🤣

[@robertakerman3570]

singing My song

[@robherrera6178]

I enjoy your videos great information

[@londonthomas7324]

You have lied there! A knight solve things you just have to bring your queen there

[@BlitzMasterYT]

At 14:40 "the counter trap" instead of b3 white should play b4 and black is busted

[@stolensoul2355]

Instead of 7.Nc3 dxc3, Black can easily play 7...Nc6. good position

[@alikhodajani6075]

Brilliant chess analysis; ... and I love your accent 😍 !!!

[@Australianchessplayer]

I have played 1 e4 Nf6 as white, and none of those disasters befell me. Being unfamiliar with Alekhine's defence, I simply headed for more familiar waters.

[@Noir0rioN]

Alekhine is my go-to as Black lol

[@mccoy2082]

NICE TAKE BROTHER!!!!!

[@jesimulator]

14:38 instead of b3.. white will play b4.. then black should resign

[@chrisdavis2161]

you're saying white WILL play b4, but only 45 of the 223 people that played this line on Lichess found the correct move (from 3.5 billion total games). The answer from this position isn't as obvious as you would think for white because that light square bishop is trying to win that rook (that's why it's a trap). If they take the rook first, the advantage for black is double the advantage white would get from b4 Qxb4 Bxa8. There is only one good move from this position (to redirect the queen from the 5th rank and that diagonal), everything else loses or equalizes. if you wanted to play safe you would play 7...Nc6 and black is completely fine

[@RamTheArchiGuy]

The most underrated badass chess player ever.. 🔥

[@abdulazizalhinai7674]

what should I do if white play Queen f3 right after I play c5

[@ericst-laurent1194]

Until now that work really well,in any way the opponent play this!Big thank you for the black defence alekhine!

[@davidbatchelder85]

two things, I love this line, wonderful, you are a sniper in chess. You spend the time and show us. Amazing. I know allot about sniping, hours and even days waiting for that one moment. Hard, thank you for the time you spend. Second, I want to get to 2000 rating, I seem to be stuck at 1450 1484. I seem to be hitting a ceiling. What course of yours would you suggest.

[@kaspachessofficial]

Try my English Opening course (White) and my Caro-Kann Defense (Black). Visit www.kaspachess.com to learn more. Thank you!

[@andrewmays3988]

When you announce the name of a gambit, please print the name so we can see it, Thank You!! 😊

[@dominadorbagamaspad6966]

How about if white play c4 in 3rd move

[@tolveasna3843]

Where can I get the database of chess player like what you demonstrate on this video

[@kaspachessofficial]

On Lichess.org

[@BisoKuna]

great Job

[@arnoldbayonita637]

Very good moves

[@chonamallari4080]

How if white move the knight to f3 to protect the pawn and blocking the black queen to take the g2

[@gerardorodriguez-uf9rx]

That’s a pass pawn. And pawn can still advance

[@nikzbiljic]

what if at 13:46 white doesn't take rook on b8, but instead plays b4! yes b4 and black can resign! FFS it is no good! A player rated 1500 sees this!

[@jovic8372]

I'm gonna look at that

[@chesslover8829]

White can avoid the gambit and the Alekhine altogether by playing the dull 2. Nc3, which protects the e4 pawn. However, more fun is the chase variation: 1. e4 Nf6 2. e5 Nd5 3. c4 Nb6 4. d4 d6. White's center is more stable than it looks. A maneuvering game results, which requires careful play by both sides.

[@jameshouzvicka6631]

Much like the Vitolins in the nimzo indian

[@influentia1patterns]

Is there a way to search all games that had a promotion to knight? Looking for a crazy gambit I saw 2 years ago where white promotes to queen and black sacrifices multiple peices to advance pawns ultimately promoting TWICE to knight and win the game.

[@kaspachessofficial]

I don't think there's one direct way, but try to search the key words on KZbin.

[@DonDef88PL]

Maybe white can play pawn to c3 before black Queen attacks of course without bishop taking pawn on b5.

[@jovic8372]

I can't stop laughing

[@abdulazizalhinai7674]

my opponent played Queen f3 very early then I stucked

[@JellyMonster1]

Enjoyed the video, thanks. What happens if white plays c4 after Nd5?

[@nass7070]

I was asking me the sam3 question!!! I'm elo 1760 and everybody play c4 after d5 !!!

[@JellyMonster1]

@@nass7070 Yes, to chase that pesky knight away.

[@zanti4132]

You are correct: White can play c4 first and still get to the main lines, e.g. 3. c4 Nb6 4. d4 d6 and now 5. exd6 is popular in tournaments to avoid the ultra-messy positions after 5. f4. With that said, 2...b5 is hardly anything to lose sleep over. If you don't entirely trust the pawn grab (which isn't to say 3. Bxb5 is bad - objectively, it's probably the best move here) just play 3. Nf3. Then if 3...d6 you can play 4. Bxb5+, taking the pawn with check and giving Black no real compensation. You're probably more likely to see 3...c5 after 3. Nf3, if only because it's the move played after 3. Bxb5, but then there's a fun line that goes 4. c4!? (now Black will be thinking, "Wait, I thought I stopped this move") bxc4 5. Bxc4 Nb6 (or 5...e6 6. Bxd4 exd5 7. O-O with a clear advantage to White) 6. Bxf7+! Kxf7 7. dxc5, trapping the knight to regain the sacrificed piece, e.g. 7...Nc4 8. Qd5+.

[@SS-sc4qj]

What if white withdraws the bishop immediately after capture?

[@NapoleonGARDENINGTV]

I played Qf5+ in reply to 4. Qf3 of white

[@mphocombo]

How to access lichess database?

[@mlsm34life]

A day late. I lost to this game play yesterday. Opponent must have watched this video.

[@19037vinny]

I'd try it only thing is my opponent would probably go c4 before d4 spoiling it. Don't like Nb6, looks a bit hemmed in.

[@patrickbrume5603]

Why is it difficult to download here

[@njabulisomazibuko342]

After c5 and white plays c4 attacking the Knight what happens after that.

[@GoranRadic]

Funny videos. I’d like to attend the course.

[@BethanyBaptistChurchTayNinh]

It is a free pond, Be7 solved, black lost.

[@remcovanhartevelt588]

Nice alkaline opening, I am a bit in doubt people of my ranking will stand a chance should they see the free pawn😊

[@karanay]

How much do the courses cost? And are you planning to make other courses (for example, on Sicilian defence or the Scotch game)?

[@kaspachessofficial]

Currently, I have reduced the price to $17.5 per course, subject to change in the long run depending on the demand and supply. Yes, I do plan to make other courses. For more about the courses, check in the description above or contact me via the email provided in the description. Thank you 🙏

[@karanay]

@@kaspachessofficial thank you for your answer! Btw you have very cute accent

[@thomasjackson9993]

You are the man! Thank you. You are an awesome person.

[@seove1]

Oh my!

[@canaandereng3674]

So many better openings, I don't think you play this in tournament play.

[@michaelleosamuel4725]

What about c4 instead of d4 I. The beginning?

[@remic_s2775]

In that point ill play another opening

[@jovic8372]

What a great video....I like your commentary. If we ever meet I will buy you a coffee

[@kinorhynch]

3:37 doing what to the king and the bishop?....... :)

[@kenhoadley1798]

Why can't White play after 3...b5 4.Bxb5 c5 simply 5.Ne2 Qa5+ 6.Nbc3 and is a pawn up with the much better position.

[@enkavidhaigal1707]

Man you deserve a lot of viewers man. All you need is just an upgradation in the video interface Like changing and modifying the boards colour and right side panel that's it

[@kaspachessofficial]

Thank you for the feedback

[@josephtinkane2898]

Wonderful...just WOW!!😋

[@user-lh7cu3kw9l]

How about blocking with tje queen

[@prahalladdebnath5427]

One more video please

[@M8gicmike]

So I tried this, but they blocked the check with their knight and when I took the "free bishop" they played their pawn to attack my queen and knight 🤦‍♂️

[@m.l.252]

You mean like at 5:37?

[@delbertdavis61]

i don't understand why knight to c3 doesn't work

[@reniervanwyk4327]

it's a good line. but if you're playing white and you're aware of it you can stop it it's not that hard.

[@virgilioabela3996]

Dear IDOL, YOU AMAZED ME AGAIN! WOW! ❤ VERY CLEVER GAMES...

[@kaspachessofficial]

Thank you so much. That's very encouraging!

[@sanjayray845]

What if white plays 5. Ne2 for first one Alekhine defence

[@kaspachessofficial]

The whole idea is just to win the free light squared Bishop on b5.

[@rbueno55]

I will not believe this guy...why Bobby Fischer said e4 is the best opening the white can make ?