Most Attacking Chess Game-4 (King's Gambit)

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King's Gambit, Attacking Chess, Aggressive White Opening, Chess opening tricks & traps
Morozevich Vs Anand Moscow, 1995

[@moharikram1687]

Great tricks! Distracting the powerful piece to the other side and leaving the king alone with no protection! Genius!

[@harrisbobroff9813]

This my 6th time watching this Gambit. I will watch it 6 more times. I find it so fascinating. What if Black does not take the pawn sacrifice! ? But develops another piece? It is more important for Black to move major pieces than to snatch a free pawn! But once again, I appreciate not just you, but a few others as well that present Chess a fascinating game!! Yes, I use to play a lot of chess.

[@sleepy4x]

Gunjan, your english is good enough. I am from Germany and understand you well. When I was in London in the 80's, I was in anshop of an pakistani and he thought I was from pakistan because of my English. So the main thing is, that people understand each other. Your chess content is very intersting. But I am no guy for wild gambits. I like the english opening and for black i am now experimenting with 1.d6 and 1.b6.

[@healthyskeptic1938]

his English is not only easily understandable but enjoyable to listen to.

[@adrianswriting]

Thanks, GJ! I had no idea that 3.Bc4 was viable (and that white could then survive Qh4+). it's a whole new plan!

[@42kbennett]

8. Nge2 looks like a sweet alternative to 8. Nf3... Because there were some good opportunities for black as our annotator kindly pointed out. I wonder if that's a more solid line... Great video my friend :)

[@Snarky79]

Mr. GJ-Chess: Sir, I am new to this but I think your vids are tiptop. Accent/ Sure, but a minor issue in your case. Sometimes the accents are so pronounced the language is "foreign". Your stuff always brings a smile as understanding shines through. I ,for one, express my gratitude.

[@rajeshindojin]

Thanks a lot Gunjan.... It's complete privilege watching all of your videos.

[@bobthompson3739]

Extremely clever and so well thought out, maximum points

[@MegaTubai]

Gunjan all of your videos are very well prepared... nice .Well can you make a video on Kings Gambit declined including most of the variations?It would be very helpful.

[@Nulfinator]

A very well done video with clear explanaitions -- thank you for the lesson!

[@kaushikmondal9337]

good work GJ. I'm really a fan of yours. actually i'm seeing kings gambit against anand at first time.. because he usually play sicilian against e4..

[@Oignonche]

@GJ_Chess At 5:57, if white bishop go to (A3?) attacking the rook, it isn't a better move instead of check with the queen ? Nice video though like your other video !

[@sharifuladmire5372]

Thanks Mr. GJ I am really big fan of you because you r really research in chess, I am really learn from you some of line and finally now I am a Rated player in Bangladesh. anyway this game really a chess beauty by kings gambit. Thanks ones again From Bangladesh. RIF.

[@Moonscope]

I would be trying this opening in my upcoming tournament and I also liked the lewis gambit thx gj

[@smartaveo1]

Very well explained, learning. Thank you sir

[@americalost5100]

At 8:44, using my stunningly inaccurate 3 to 4 moves ahead calculating skills, I'm guessing pawn to d5 - challenging blacks bishop, leaving it no where to go, while providing white with several options, all of them good and seemingly headed for mate regardless of how black decides to proceed -- as the best move in the position indicated. But usually I'm wrong in such things.

[@a.j.mcmahon6671]

Nice work! Very insightful analysis! Thank you so much! =)

[@Vedioviswritingservice]

Amazing game, the only careless move I guess was Nh5, it hardly looked fatal at the time though.

[@hrushicatey]

Gunjan....Ur Videos are damn good and nice... But I want to ask you which ll be a really good attack against white playing e 4...

[@saxenatanay]

Hi Gunjan.U r doin a fantastic job in sharing videos with us.I cannot express how grateful I m 4 ur videos.4 this particular video I have following comments.At min 10:26, is it not better to move Queen to G7 instead of F7. That would have prevented discovered attack on Queen plus Queen had chance to attack white's king by taking middle pawn and bring his own rook into play. On lighter note, I agree with CaraBrimley. With those improvements you will sound even better. Thanks

[@sankaranarayanansubramania2750]

Super Gunjan . Annotations r super bro

[@dhirajraut4812]

very inspirational to me......my confidence is boosted ...

[@dhirajraut4812]

thanku very much GJ....

[@Moonscope]

gj pls tell me one thing plss is king gambit good to play in standard games???plss tell me with our experience only

[@venkatasubrahmanyamkota8466]

Excellent positional and attacking game!

[@RussianFabjan]

Engine that i used to analyse move 21... Nf6 found out that this was a big mistake and after that move advantage turned over to white with +0.30. But if black played 21...Qb6 22. B:d6 N:d6 instead they would have big advantage -1.19 over white

[@diganchal]

love your videos! please keep posting

[@Pablo66616]

One of the dangerous opening for white and I often used these. One of the legendary chess player often used these. I believe its Paul Morphy. =)

[@BjornFriborg]

Paolo Pablo Anderssen and Steinitz also played the King's Gambit as did Spassky in the 70s.

[@jbdoggy]

+Bjørn Friborg Bronstein too was a great KG player. Probably more well known then Spassky when it comes to the KG.

[@karenbitter1961]

I learn so much from you are the best funk keep up the great work

[@enzojanzo1808]

Amazing. I have lacked the "boom", "bam".

[@ashishbamta9766]

Plz do a video abt stone wall n how to play against stone wall attack n Kings Indian defence

[@avinashyadav3033]

Nice video meticulous n thanx for sharing

[@MARKCREEKWATER1]

At 10:24, why didn't black play Q g7 instead of Q f7 ?? That would have prevented the discovered attack by the white rook on the black queen which followed immediately.

[@harshpadlikar9516]

Insted Ne4 black might try a5. This will force a pease exchange. Also queen will support e6 beshop

[@devanshurofl]

the reason behind V.Anand's resigning was not the one u mentioned... rook's check can b thwarted by killing the rook by rook(c8)... he resigned bcoz he lost his queen..

[@raducora7159]

No, because it is a double check. Both rook and queen are attacking the black king.

[@shubham22221]

i loved this video kings gambit is my fav opening...amazing way to learn chess thanks....

[@killcritter]

I love your videos!

[@sharad194]

sir anand instead of playing knight f4 at time 6:36 , if he had played g4 with the same knight then what variation could have I occurred. pls make a video. I think that would have helped anand's light bishop to come out . pls make the video

[@virusbomb6464]

awesome videos dude!

[@bayasser]

at 10:54 , isnt it better if the white rock took the black pawn and check mate !

[@oatmilkplays]

King still has 2 flight squares.

[@gunnarmuller-henneberg5690]

yes but in both cases white wins Queen and mates a couple of moves later

[@Supermario0727]

Moto Man It wouldn't be a terrible move, except White does not have a rock, only a rook.

[@aimanalias03]

Moto Man your profile picture suit with your question lol

[@szhzs6121]

nope, if the white rock takes the black pawn, then black can simply play paper takes rock.

[@RussianFabjan]

After 10. B:F4 position is still favourable for the black after 10... Nc6

[@ICMJ247]

I am no gm by no means but on the last position would it be a better move for rook on e6 take pawn on g6?

[@ryandouglas3983]

Excellent video bro

[@hrushicatey]

Gunj Sir.Pardon me but I am not so good in playing sicilian.Do u have any video which ll teach me how to play siclian properly... I can play good kings and queens gambit . I respond excellent to d 4 opening .. All thx to ur videos.But I am not ashamed of admitting that I cannot play good sicilian at all...I currently won the Indian medical Association Chess Title for Pune.. I beat Sicilian opening in Finals but I cannot play sicilian although I can defend it satisfactorily... Can u please help

[@shalarpola7649]

10:55 What if the e6 rook captures the g6 pawn? and then the king moves, queen drops :)

[@selaluoposisisiapapunpresi7982]

Ng7?

[@shalarpola7649]

how the hack i missed that? lol

[@godfather4197]

please explain about more in king's gambit

[@sergiu-andreisabou1006]

Am I mistaking, or you say delop/delopment instead of develop/development?

[@abhishekkj9664]

No, he pronounced it correctly

[@artist7768]

I won my final bro.thanks

[@abhishekmanwatkar6042]

At 11.00 If the rook at e6 moves to g6 it wud better i think, right?

[@darkhorsefelixclashofclans7902]

gj what is up opinion about the Scicilian defense????? giv some tips fr scicilian defense.. how cn i master in tht

[@harshpadlikar9516]

Sayandip Nath. In that defence. There are lots of varitions( from black) . Each with different structure and statergis.

[@darkhorsefelixclashofclans7902]

Harsh Padlikar which variation is popular...?? najdorf, dragon??

[@harshpadlikar9516]

I would like to tell you about the history. Before some years, vishva Nath anand and garri kasperov decided to play 20 game together. Who will win more games will be winner. First 11 games ended with draw. Next 4 were wined by anand. After loosing 4 game kasperov realised that 'he was loosing because he was playing sicilian defence nesdof '. In other words anand was more prepar for nesdof. In next game Kasparov played g6 first and play beshop g2. Kasperov won next all games with anand, he also won battle of 20 games. He named his newly created defence as sicilian dragon. Nesdof is very ancient line but lost its popularity after those games. Dragon is more popular. If u need detail knowledge of these varitions, raffer these games

[@harshpadlikar9516]

I would like to tell you about the history. Before some years, vishva Nath anand and garri kasperov decided to play 20 game together. Who will win more games will be winner. First 11 games ended with draw. Next 4 were wined by anand. After loosing 4 game kasperov realised that 'he was loosing because he was playing sicilian defence nesdof '. In other words anand was more prepar for nesdof. In next game Kasparov played g6 first and play beshop g2. Kasperov won next all games with anand, he also won battle of 20 games. He named his newly created defence as sicilian dragon. Nesdof is very ancient line but lost its popularity after those games. Dragon is more popular. If u need detail knowledge of these varitions, raffer these games

[@bharahul50]

at 8:44 how about Bxd6 if queen takes the bishop then Kf7 taking on the pawn and attacking queen

[@adityay7562]

At 11:29 what's the problem in moving rook to g6

[@abhaygetout]

..very interesting video and really educating..but anand never beat kasparov in a world chmapionship match(HE WON SOME GAMES BUT NOT THE MATCH). a worng fact that you said here so i hope u can get that right! @GJ_CHESS !

[@rochanhm]

+GJ_Chess What happens if rook captures rook at 11:21?? Pls reply

[@subhankar27021989]

how can rook captures rook when king is on checkmate

[@rochanhm]

+subhankar27021989 I got it .. But that day, I got confused when he said "Rook Check". It was a discovered check with the queen.....😀

[@sharansubramaniam6069]

You are very good

[@AnupKumar-hw7wr]

In which country do you live

[@bTheleon]

Silly me, I thought that he was very clear and a bit amusing how he talked. But please enlighten me-- what is wrong with using "The" in front of Black, White, or Anand?

[@suramanjarib6859]

Very good analysis. Keep it up.nice game.

[@mariopinot9884]

Nice.

[@pedrosil77]

nice

[@sougata7]

I really like your comment (passive). However (aggresive), it would be much better if you said "easier" instead of "more easy" and used some punctuation once in a while. Like so: Anand, NOT "The Anand".

[@myatzawlynn488]

I like your explanation. :)

[@makkanbeda7962]

GJ VOICE IS CLEAR, LOUD UNLIKE MATOJELIC VIDEOS. GOOD VIDEO.

[@nrohanachary4129]

Analysis of endgame was wrong? There were many possible way for the queen to save checkmate after the bishop sacrifice

[@Manofsteeeeel]

on 11:00 on this video can't the rook on e6 take g6 for a double check instead?

[@InSpadez]

well, its not a double check, the queen is pinned, and the king is still in check. But I think it still looks good only if ....Kh8, or Kh7, after that white wins the queen. So, I think the H file knight will most likely block on g7. I think black here has defended successfully, and Now white is down a clear piece.

[@Manofsteeeeel]

InSpadez but if the knight on h5 went to g7 to block the rook then the queen on d5 can take the queen on f7. but who am i to argue with a GM move. lol

[@InSpadez]

The Man Of Steel whats the issue with that? the king will recapture the queen and threaten the rook, and like I said before White is still down a piece.

[@Manofsteeeeel]

InSpadez oh yeah you're right. lol

[@nightpotato]

nice game

[@smitapanda123]

Dude I am 1556 thx to u thx for ur videos and I love the KG

[@harshpadlikar9516]

Insted Ne4 black might try a5

[@rogerfoxtrot4306]

Tricky moves !!

[@RussianFabjan]

9..Ne4 is not as good as 9..Q:E2 10. K:E2 B:C3+ 11. B:C3 0-0 12. Re1 Be6 13. Kf1 Rc8 14. Kg5 Bf5 and so on with (-0.43) black advantage.

[@derekliu793]

1:57 I would play d3

[@chessimprovements8592]

What happened to the Anand?

[@deva8496]

I always play this against newbies. you will keep winning atleast 2-3 times against them

[@MohanJan1954]

Anand did not win the World Champion after defeating Garry Kasparov but Vladimir Kramnik.

[@karenbitter1961]

Your videos rule

[@АлександарВелкоски]

why not the rook takes on g6

[@devilsadvocate6464]

Why not nf6-nd5 @8.19

[@betuscb5707]

interesante

[@wassyjalal8447]

The sis one of my favorite openings

[@_echoheim]

11:15 why black rock didnt tack the rock

[@nathandrake237]

first of all it's called a rook and second black rook can't capture cause white queen is also delivering a check. You must be new to chess. Sorry but this is a chess channel for advance players. (1700 ELO +)

[@Dr.Sortospino]

Anand in 1995 was beated by Gary Kasparov and became champion only 10 years later... don't say bullshit..

[@GeigerPancake16]

no he defeated garykasparov in 1996 blitz world final where he became champion. GJ is talking about that m8

[@dharmanggajjar6184]

wow i see some sholes over here

[@NishanthVAnand]

why cant rook take pawn on g6 and check the king? at 10:52

[@1nf3ct3dTT]

if K goes h7 follows Qxf7+ Kh8, bc3 and black cannot not stop i think. if Kh8 i m pretty sure black cannot stop the bishop on c3 (the pawn has to move one up)

[@kamuishiro3565]

because the knight on H can just cover it and you can't check anymore

[@lakshmineerajatetali1910]

wow

[@ICMJ247]

thanks but i was just curious soorry bout that aha -.- told you i was no gm by no means

[@smitapanda123]

And your videos

[@CaraBrimleyRules]

It is just not correct English usage. There's no big logic but those things don't take the definite article. It's like Christmas. Many people from India for example say "The Christmas" but it is just "Christmas" It doesn't take an article except in very specific use-sage such as "A Christmas to remember" or "The Christmas of your dreams".

[@papu118]

Is he teaching a video on chess or english? You are getting hung up on the later instead of marveling on the former.

[@MXers5]

smart cookie this one

[@chessiskingful]

Just attack no defence i love it

[@joselopezforque8745]

in the minute 11:00 Rxg6+ win white

[@aljazkovacic7979]

you didn't try the best move in the end rook takes rook and it's not mate

[@CaraBrimleyRules]

Your commentary is good but it would be much more easy on the ears if you use: Anand NOT "The Anand" (never use The + a name) White/Black NOT "The White" or "The Black" G takes f5 NEVER "G cross f5" Qg5 Check NOT Qg5 plus These simple rules will elevate your commentary 100%

[@karenbitter1961]

Don't mess with gunj

[@karenbitter1961]

Gunj I am up to 1567THANK YOU MR GUNJ

[@reezy69]

The Morezevich YEE!

[@sougata7]

You're improving. I detect no grammatical errors in the sentence above. Only factual errors. Two clauses, two errors; an error apiece. I am disappointed. The schooling may continue.

[@DrHarshAmin]

10:51 I would play Rxg3+

[@romilgoel4191]

h Knight will defend. 🙁

[@salahkhateer7186]

Not participating in any part of activities😂😂😂

[@CaraBrimleyRules]

Easier and more easy are both acceptable usage, so I think you've shot yourself in the foot trying to be clever there ;)

[@bharatdxn280]

Your all video like same,we confused

[@PiTeKCraft]

ROOKKKKKKKK

[@aduttayou]

Gunjan why don't you use the language you are more comfortable with. Your English jars!

[@swagatopablo]

His English is fine actually, much better than most Indians. He can reach a much wider audience than by speaking his native tongue (Hindi, I guess). Guy spends his time to analyse the positions and prepare the videos purely out of his love for the game and the chess community. It is disappointing that his 'English' is what you see as the first pawn to 'attack'.

[@aduttayou]

I said exactly what I meant. I like his analysis but his English spoils the narration. That's my opinion. Also the analyses is not something unique on KZbin, hundreds do it. But a clear well intoned narration would have made it so much more bearable!

[@wevthingy5381]

yeah GJ you are absolutely right you are very talented chess player and your English is pretty good there are many jeolous ppls don't think about them 😁

[@asemalsuty4448]

Indian accent is very annoying and confused 😏