My Top 10 Fastest Wins With Dirty Traps Only 😎😎

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Study PGN: lichess.org/study/dqo5ldkd CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:31 - Game 1 02:44 - Game 2 04:36 - Game 3 07:27 - Game 4 08:20 - Game 5 10:00 - Game 6 10:52 - Game 7 11:34 - Game 8 13:42 - Game 9 15:00 - Game 10

[@shahmatsimplex4144]

Levy of Gotham chess complained about getting paired with Nihal in 3 minute blitz and got massacred both games playing good theoretical chess. I posted that when he gets paired with such monsters to try some not so popular dirty trap to have any chance of winning. Even super gms fall for them occasionally in blitz. I was around 1700 in tournaments back in the 80s and beat a few 2000s with such traps in classical games because they were cocky and moved quickly in the opening. One game was over very quickly and I was the first to post result. My opponent was so shocked at the mate that he stared at the board in a catatonic state for about 20 minutes before leaving his seat. Great video as always.

[@kaspachessofficial]

Thank you

[@anselmodeleonjr7094]

Good game

[@asta12345]

love your teaching ...sometimes just getting bored with classical openings😊 i dont really care losing as long as can try new things ...thanks kaspaa

[@coachhumph5524]

Slowly but surely I seem to be piecing things together to become better thanks in large part to your videos. Thank you as always.

[@kaspachessofficial]

Thank you so much Coach Humph

[@vamacharinchokyilodu2333]

Love the lessons Kaspa! Really enjoying my membership and I'm excited about getting the new Italian opening you just made. Keep it up. I am now 84% wins!!

[@jfryer485]

At 8 mins 20 sec. Long ago in a postal chess game the same occurred. The correspondent said after any move he would play B - g 7 So the white player went B - h 6

[@wolfhoodie]

I LOVE KASPA! I would love to see more Kaspa games with commentary!

[@roopkumarshukla1877]

Very amazing tactics have been used in this video.Thank you Kaspa.❤

[@hatoffnickel]

Aye, your channel is great. Definitely top two in my books. I really like this format of the video: many short, fast-paced games to showcase patterns in all their forms

[@kaspachessofficial]

Thanks

[@davidbarker5823]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Bro the trick move at 7:45🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 you dirty dog!!!

[@raymerbrogan9176]

Yes I love your videos

[@jobaydulshaheen6034]

very nice games that you played, thanks a lot.

[@kaspachessofficial]

U are welcome

[@MadaraUchiha-dd8nf]

Such a crazily cool channel this iss....🔥🔥🔥

[@kaspachessofficial]

🙏

[@virgilioabela3996]

❤ wow IDOL! I LOVE WATCHING AGAIN AND AGAIN SUCH BRILLIANCY MOVES. HOWEVER TO MY GREAT REGRET I'M NOW 72YRS OLD SO NOT SO ACTIVE PLAYING... Had your Vlogs been posted during my younger years maybe i'd be calling you daily to ask for advices. Nevertheless, thank you very much coz YOU have rejuvenated my interest in playing chess. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR LOVEONES...

[@kaspachessofficial]

Thanks for hearing that from you. Keep pushing, chess is a school that has no ending.

[@amitkumar-vt8xu]

Amazing kaspa

[@kaspachessofficial]

Thx

[@RONIN6207]

Kaspa, you're awesome!!❤😱😳🤣🤣🤣💯

[@kaspachessofficial]

Thx

[@dalemcdowell2684]

That last gambit was remarkable!

[@ashokchakraborty6529]

Excellent your teaching capacity.

[@harsingtimung7898]

Very excellent trick sir.Salute to you.I always watch your game and i have subscribed also.

[@GiftMuleya-zu6jm]

Yes I really enjoy your videos but I would like you to make a video on budpest gumbit

[@kaspachessofficial]

I have already. Please check on my channel.

[@checkmatecheddampadha]

U r just Amazing Kaspa❤

[@slynomics]

My videos are phenomenal!! Thanks buddy

[@xerdanescal4105]

Whew!! This channel is 🧠🔥🔥...

[@influentia1patterns]

Wahoo my comment made a cameo, I’m famous! :)

[@bowanna63]

where can I find part 2 with my "eyeballs" !...........Sobibore.......lol

[@gooday5943]

Under rated channel.

[@chess747]

Dude, how do you remember all the opening, and names of the openings, with all your fingers, and toes ? I mean, I’ve been playing on and off, for the past 38 years, and I just can’t remember this stuff, let alone, and square names, like easily, unless I’m looking at it. Yes, I’ve tried over time, but, I just forget over time. Do you have a better way, or recommendation, on this. Because, like most of us, it’s hard to remember, let alone the lines.

[@kaspachessofficial]

Chess is not a game, it's an art and a language that you just get used to, over time. The more you play, study, and analyze other people's games, the more you know the language of chess. Stop looking at it as a game.

[@TobaccoPipesJapan]

Kaspa no.1

[@dougg1976]

I want to see you , sacrifice a player , please

[@kaspachessofficial]

😂😂🤣🤣 How do I even sacrifice a player?

[@joshuanun4933]

Is it possible to go from 1600 to 2000 within 3 months? Great Vid as always GM Kaspa , Your tips/tricks have helped me get from 700 to 1600 although it has taken me 2 years to be honest.

[@influentia1patterns]

I think it’s possible. If you aren’t better than opponent you can be better prepared. You only need to win 51% of all games to gradually trend up in rank. Suppose you always learned the most common 95% of responses in your ranking and had a response and then the next 95% and had a response… you could go 13 moves deep and still cover 51% of games. So if you learn trappy aggressive gambit lines that require precision and often get opponent to give up in 13 moves or less you will trend up in rank even if you lose every other game. If you get good at puzzles and end game and defensive chess you might be able to draw or battle back from unfamiliar openings as well.

[@kaspachessofficial]

With dedication, organized learning, discipline, and patience, I believe it is. Just like marriage, chess is an institution where u never graduate fast. Chess is not a game, it's an art that u need to perfect over time. Just like in education, chess is a school on its own where u need to pass from one grade to another over time. It takes more time, more research, and more practice to perfect this art without rushing to increase your rating. Start working on the following everyday, if u want to improve fast: - Solve at least 2 chess puzzles daily. - Pick yo favorite opening and see how your favorite GM plays that opening successfully. - Try to memorize that opening as played by your favorite GM. - Go and try to play that same opening in OTB classical matches. - Play more longer time control games than Blitz, when learning. - Analyze every exciting game that you play, following your favorite GM's opening. - Repeat the process over & over. While this may seem obvious, simply playing more games and solving at least 2 puzzles a day, is one of the most important habits to develop on your path to chess mastery. For a more direct answer to your question read this article: chessklub.com/a-dozen-ways-to-be-a-better-chess-player/

[@kaspachessofficial]

@@influentia1patterns Very good 👍

[@bablumia1637]

Nice

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