Most Attacking Chess Game-2 (Budapest Gambit)

[@javiermorellibarra3005]

Yet another fantastic lesson on the amazing Budapest Gambit. Thanks very much, GJ Chess, your videos are helping me a lot!

[@m0onst9er]

Oh man, this level of chess thinking is amazing. I would have never thought of those moves, and yet they work so well. It's like quantum physics where stuff just happens that we don't understand, yet the mechanics just work.

[@ScottMiller777]

One of the most interesting games I have viewed...and great annotation by you gunj!

[@YoushiW]

Amazing, this game took my breath away several times. Thks for this review, even 3 years after you post it still has watchers like me that enjoyed a lot!!!

[@roryharvey2727]

ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT!!! Please do more of these.

[@lokko365]

Today was the 1st time me seeing this video... I also played the Budapest Gambit for the 1st time today against an opponent who had beaten me 3 times... I beat him using this Gambit.. Thanks for the video.. Keep posting chess videos.. Its improving me game, i just gotta stay more focus..

[@JFBassett2050]

Gunjan, your commentary is the commentary of Genius!!! Amazing! Inspiring!

[@zaksvocals]

I like this quiz-game vibe this video has (guessing black's moves) it makes it instructive and very fun :3 gj wp

[@pfan12000]

Great game but there is a flaw in your analysis at 11:09/20:38 where black's rook just moved to b3 attacking the B on b2 while threatening Nf3+ forking K and Q. The best move by Black would be to play Qxg7+ forcing Qxg7 Bxg7, Kxg7, gxh4 leaving white with 2 rooks versus rook and B and extra pawn.

[@brijeshgupta9272]

Exactly. Quite surprising gunjan didn't address this move, it's clearly Black's game from there

[@douglassantos5692]

Congrats by the video. This is true what you said about playing agressevly...i've been learning a lot with your vids and in my games i've been noticing that players bluders more when you play attacking. Please, do not stop sharing your chess knowledge

[@Katu1337]

Very entertaining and educating commentary, thanks for sharing.

[@bigstar3000]

Amazing game and great analysis !!! Thank you so much.

[@naveediqbal9450]

Marvellously Beautiful Game !! Very well analysis!!

[@D4n21]

I've just watched 2 attacking videos and my brain is going to explode. This is such a high level of chess attacking. I'm only an intermediate, around 1700 and I can't even dream of these moves.

[@123Mihiranga]

super lesson... I learn lot of things of attacking chess from this video. great. thank you so much..

[@kunalchawathey]

Amazing taster of the depth of analytical play by both players, & Gunjan!

[@suryanshudutta7159]

although i am able to solve most of the tactic problems....this game was simply out of bounds fr me....guessed only last 4 moves correctly....great video manh....was tired of using the nimzowitzch defence in tournaments....guess i'll watch this video about 5 more times b4 going fr a tournament...continue to upload more such amazing videos..

[@jeremiahwibberding2898]

Your channel is great, thanks!

[@thomasrogers3008]

Another incredible game. Wow. Thank you GJ

[@andrewdouglass4478]

i have been enjoying playing this gambit its excellent great videos

[@niranjandas4094]

Very very nice black attaking chess gambit tricks. I inspired this tricks. I wating for next tricks.

[@hamidali4057]

i like your tricks sir....thank you it helps a lot for me as bigginer...keep it up

[@tanukitejon]

Thank you very much this is very helpful, greetings from Chile, Southamerica!

[@afdhalmuchtar9744]

Wow! Interestingly complex. Thank GJ...

[@ullasthelegend]

Hi Gunjan, what you have mentioned in the 15:02 mins moving of knight move is not possible because it will cause the white to lose queen after bishop go for open check...

[@Algoritmik]

at 19:56 instead of black playing the rook takes c7, bishop to d6 is also good move which leads to checkmate

[@deepakpatil4367]

what an game i just loved it after watching such attacking aggressive game

[@edgarcruz9697]

You sir are the best teacher for chess!thank you for the video

[@Klokkismann]

I laughed at 06:08 - thought you said "screw yourself"

[@vaibhav1933]

forgive his gujarati english its not so polished.especially the grammar.but he acquires a great depth where GMs never think of going

[@UmairGamingutube]

dude it's quite obvious he said score

[@Klokkismann]

@@vaibhav1933 No offence towards Gujarati! I love the guy and his channel :)

[@peterweltweit]

07:00 what if white plays rook e1 instead of knight e7? thanks , p.

[@paraiso1972]

Amazing analysis. Thank you so much. I really enjoyed watching it.

[@wagnernicolas1801]

Very beautiful chess game! I like so agressive game like this! thx

[@awpatapum]

very good commentary, games and accent :)

[@Jokeronk]

Great channel , man.

[@vanshsaboo4734]

At 9:05, why doesn't the black just play the knight fork. If the bishop takes, you can still move the rook along to the side and continue the game as showed?

[@Jorge81354]

Amazement game and wonderful analysis

[@justinc0336]

2:18 -what’s the proper refutation against Qd5?

[@filmbob]

AT 7:14 wouldn't black knight to f3 check put a quicker end to this with white King to h1 and then Black Queen to h2 mate?

[@filmbob]

oh nevermind he has king to g2 still

[@itiller69]

hi master @ 06:35, how about if the white knight moves f4 forking the black knight and the black queen. thanks

[@teppo74]

Nice video, Be2 at 18:11 seemed to be plunder what made white really lose.

[@ShibaprasadPanda]

Your training is very helpful. Can you make next video on the same? How the game will proceed if Bg5 instead of dxe5 in 3rd move?

[@braderpaul8991]

at mint 6:23 can white Knight move to F4?

[@lalithjilalithji4496]

Wonderful game , make more videos like this 😄😄😃

[@xandror]

I laughed out loud at 8:10 when everything went back to normal after you looked 12 moves ahead to what would happen if white took the C5 bishop =).

[@bennywenzell2198]

Then white would loose the queen by 17-R h6 18 Bxh6 Rxh6 19 B h5 Rxh5 20 Qxh5 Qxh5 but look at Most Attacking Chess Game-2 (Budapest Gambit) what would black do if white played 19 N f4 He would play 19-Bx f2 if 20 Rxf2 then 20-Rxd1+ or if 20Kxf2 then 20-Qxh2+ and after take the queen

[@b189126]

GJ_Chess first of all thank you for great chess videos. also an interesting variation for white would have been at 8:15 to play Nf4 -opening his own queen to be taken by black rook but also forking white queen and rook. wouldn't that be better than Bh5?

[@irishmcmilan3346]

reallly a good video awesome stuff

[@srinivasuluv8335]

at 10.55 black played Rb3, white can now play Qxg7+ leading to forced exchange of Queens and goint to end game with exchange up... why white cant win then ?? plz analyse.

[@suyogwagh3921]

Every chess player must see this video!!!!!

[@brbcrew9957]

Suyog Wagh how many ratings points since this comment? You have gained

[@kimsoriano5504]

The response for white at 6:23 is knight to c7 to attack the black queen and rook.. The only square for black queen is A3 then white Kxd3

[@chandrasekharpanda6527]

I enjoy all of ur games not only that 1..

[@prahmesh6024]

i have recently started playing chess but with the books and of course the youtube my friends are no surprised with my games thanks

[@subhashcbp]

Superb so many attacks in one match...surprised

[@vijaygovindani6374]

Amazing analysis...

[@mdsamiulhaque5456]

Please explain.. 19:50 why not Rxf4?

[@SidePressure]

Because the other way was winning

[@NisseHult101]

I tried to guess the moves like you said but I'm sorry to say I only got two of them correct. :) Nice game, and very instructional!

[@juankhusian5358]

i love how he refers to hong as "the hong" loled so much

[@b189126]

Thank you. I think you are mostly right accept the fact that after Bxf2 white can play Rxf2 with this variation: Rxd1+ Bxd1 Qh6 (to save queen or perhaps this is my mistake?) Nxe6 Qxe6 black is better but isn't this playable?

[@rovinmartis6309]

very nice game sir .................. come up with the basics of chess that is hoe to calculate the moves ande how to choose the best moves

[@runethorbjrnnordvang1576]

Hi, Thanks for the video, great analysis and commentry. A question: How would white get out of the situation if black played Bg4 instead of Rf6 at 17:40?? It is a long time since I've played chess and the solution might be hiddiously abvious :) But anyway, what a great game I'm glad I watched your video.

[@kbind88]

Thanks for Video. But after 5:30 sec of the vedio when black Bishop was attacked by white pawn then why black bishop not simply moveded at E3 & then rook check mate....???

[@tanimmahmud738]

+Raja Bind white bishop will capture black bishop at E3

[@Jtking3000]

I can only dream of coming up with such non-intuitive but amazing moves. Brilliant game!

[@vanilepudvanilepud4205]

8:24 why not nf4?? attacks the queen and the rock

[@rogerscottcathey]

well in the variation at rook to b3, Qxg7+, QxQ, BxQ, KxB, pxh4, its two rooks vs a rook and bishop, seems with six pawns white has a good chance.

[@elliotheath5366]

Great vid!

[@TrustworthyFella]

Absolutely beautiful!

[@AbsolutelyMindBlowin]

I have a question.At the end of the video if white moves hes bishop from d7 to f5 wont he be save?

[@01hZ]

AbsolutelyMindBlowin Qb7#

[@majorcatastrophe2829]

At 11:15, why not Qxg7+?

[@ravichandranjv5636]

12:39 Nf4 and the black Queen is trapped. In fact, R e6 was a bad move and should have been mentioned which means it is not good analysis, to not spot that the only square for the queen to return to safety has been taken up.

[@jv-iq9uz]

Gunjan, what do you think about this as an opening array: e4, c3, d4 (with Q-diags/B-diags available)? I noticed some stamina in it in my personal use of this opening, but I can't seem to develop anything for it.

[@ismar64]

I got a doubt that I dont see enywhere answered. on 11.7 cant the white queen just capture g7 exchange queen bishop takes queen and remains with 2 casttle and be in the better position?

[@RajKumar-cj9fj]

Gunjan bhai, i won a silver and gold medals in chess in our state level inter college championship in consecutive years with the tricks you taught me, but the opening against queens gambit you told a system, i am always losing my games, can you please help me can you please suggest any other opening or system against queens gambit please.

[@rpavangchhia8953]

2:15 what if Qd5 instead of moving the bishop

[@pkp901]

i only got 2 moves wrong which wsnt played in game ... first ws ... Rg6 by white and Nf4 by black and other ws Rg-f6 i jus totaly overlooked the idea of g5 ... Rf6 ws totaly out of my league ... thanx gj i thought budapest is so dubious that no gm or im gonna play it and you proved me wrong

[@cheetrowe]

very interesting game! thanks for sharing

[@MentalPawn]

hello gunjan i dont understand something after blacks 13 Qh4 why not simply Nxc7?and if RH6 h3 and later if Rd8 f4! it seems crushing line for white!

[@FedeTaper]

why in minute 2:39 white has to move the bishop?

[@alperenates3453]

Thanks man, you're great!

[@randallnefdt4963]

Awesome thanks for sharing :)

[@akhluxembourg]

At 11:00 what if queen takes g7??

[@theGazettERequiem]

very funny accent, excellent analysis! take care!

[@wyahaw]

very inventive attacking play.

[@arvindvenkataraman4166]

6:59 why is Qxh5 forced? Why not Re1 Qxh2, Kf1 Qh1+, Ke2 Qe4+, Kd2...

[@gabydewilde]

I was thinking the same Knight c4+ isn't good because king c1 is safe, Qd4+ forces king c2, Qxc4 causes the knight to go in defense. It certainly looks interesting in that white has 4 active pieces vs 2 and a half. I think black can just take pawns, trade everything, perhaps even a knight for a rook then march forwards with the wall of infinite pawns towards the giant hole in the center. It will however be much more interesting than the queen sac. (anyone reading this, if you click on the timestamp of Arvind's comment it moves to the top)

[@jammiz1352]

At 20:38 is wrong!!! white can give a check to the black then black queen must take then white captures with the bishop...... Then if black takes bishop white takes horse that is hanging.....

[@yoannhappe9281]

you just give a check first with the Knight on f3, king move and then you take the bishop, the knight is now protected with the rook

[@ucancallmedude8329]

@@yoannhappe9281 but you cannot capture the bishop in that case since the Knight is falling Edit: just realized Knight can jump to D2

[@ApeloFellow]

great video thank you

[@damianperez4569]

minute 11:02, what if Qb2? then queen takes queen, bishop takes queen, and if king takes bishop.. white pon takes knight in A5

[@kkmiroslaw]

you cant go to b2 becouse right now your own bishop is there, and you have much stronger threat you must carry for - NF3+!! winning your queen. You cant kill a knight right now becouse its simply check-mate in 1, and you cant stay on the diagonal to protect your bishop. It means you have to move a queen (or you will loose it) and give up your bishop. Also Qd1 gives you nothing becouse black will simply check you with his knight and then take a bishop for free. And if you simply take Qg7+ then again, you have to give up your bishop to regein whites queen. And you will not regein a knight becouse black will simple check you with knight before gaining your bishop. I guess you have written Qb2 becouse you've forgot that board is inverted?

[@primeangel]

Mirosław Kołodziej he ment if white plays Qf7. black has to play Qf4xf7 followed by Bb2xf7 Kf8xf7 f3xh4. white will keep both rooks and black will have a bishop and a rook but will be able to snag a pawn.

[@kkmiroslaw]

First thing we are talking about 11:02? Second, I guess you also missread the board and all the time when you say f7 you mean g7? And if both yes, then you are wrong. there is check inserted by black and real continuation is: Qxg7+ Qxg7 Bxg7 Nf3+ Kg2 Kxg7. And black should win this easly.

[@thetaxi15]

In the 15:07 you sad after hxg3 black have very attacking position, how?

[@SaiSubramaniam12]

at 11:03 white queen can play Qxg7. Blac is forced to capture with queen, then bishop takes the black queen then king takes black queen, and pawn gxh4. Kings line is open. Black bishop not even opened up. Seems to be better

[@1986emix]

I felt nervous just seeing the video.almost every single move was mind blowing,what a incredible level of gaming

[@sathish5722]

18:03 why not black play bg5?

[@snehjoshi9231]

Because the black bishop is on c8.

[@tobiasbrook]

Do you know how many minutes was on the clock in this game?

[@vishalgirdhar1300]

Please provide pgn with games so we can analyse with engine also

[@tvssgcharan]

Can you suggest some good books for learning attacking game???? From basics

[@dominicdelprincipe2583]

Combination challenge will improve your tactical vision if you actually do it the way the book says.

[@eckenjunge]

i think he/she means @10:57 : Qxg7+ the answer should be that after....Qxg7 Bxg7 black has Nf6+ protected by the rook and the bishop on g7 will be hanging. black is then up in material since 2 minor pieces > 1 rook (sorry my analysis is so poor. dont have fritz running and didnt keep count of the moves)

[@КаналЧиллиПепФакты]

Best channel

[@alexhomsi]

At 11:07 after Rb3 Qxg7+ QxQ Bxg7 Nf3+! (saves the N) followed by KxB

[@tranhn]

According to Stockfish analysis on Chess.com, there are plenty inaccuracies or mistakes, and white was winning most of the times until white bishop takes black pawn. Likewise, many spectacular chess games happened because of the losing player's ONE "imperfect" move from which he could not recover. "Perfect move" being determined by computer programs such as Stockfish or Leela. I personally don't know how Deep Mind AI system works but its moves are better than its competitors. I guess human has to live with imperfect moves and have fun playing chess.

[@ashwindeysel8930]

When will you gj release your next dirty traps?

[@algol291]

+GJ_Chess are you ranked in the United States, and if so which state and what number?

[@brewmaster270]

That was crazy good!

[@Mysynlon]

Idol, in budapest gambit after Ng4, my opponet response Bf4 then i response Nc6, then he response Nf3, then i response Bc5, then he response e3, then i response Qe7. So that game is equal, how can i continue in that situation?

[@Mysynlon]

Ok, you have any video for that theory? Thanks=)

[@adamliu7161]

At 7:35 why couldn’t the queen mate on h2