Shocking Reply Against White's Aggressive Gambit Opening

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In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov shows you a surprising opening line for Black against the White's aggressive chess opening, the Evans Gambit which happens after the following moves: 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Bc5 4.b4.
The move that will shock your opponents is 4...d5 - Black is counterattacking White in the center instead of accepting the gambit with 4...Bxb4. This move creates a lot of threats and most your opponents will be confused!
Watch this video lesson as you will also learn a couple of deadly traps and hidden tactical combinations!
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00:00 Funny Chess Opening Against Evans Gambit
00:15 Surprise your opponents with this move!!
01:20 1) If White plays 5.Bxd5
02:48 Hidden trick, tactical blunder by White
03:16 2) If White plays 5.bxc5
05:35 3) 5.exd5, White's strongest move
07:04 Summary of this line
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[@karunakaranchess3763]

Very interesting to know this variation. Thank you very much,Sir.

[@babulah8447]

Hi Igor, could you direct me to the game where Kasparov used both of his knights so effectively on the right side of the board. The left knight comes to f1?

[@davidrobertson1980]

Thanks Igor, fabulous video here

[@Matthew-he3jw]

Never seen this in any videos before, thanks

[@Not3xactly]

I play the Evans gambit with white and have never seen d5 on move 4, pretty cool

[@johnenock7939]

Nice! At 4.07 can black play . . . h5 after white's h3? Similar idea to the Ruy Lopez Steinitz Defence?

[@tabby7189]

Excellent surprise weapon to avoid white's preparation, since it's almost impossible to be as prepared as white when facing the Evans Gambit

[@quincytjin9281]

Wonderful Could you add pgn and make a defense against this

[@tagpro8925]

4...Bxb4 5. c3 f5 has great practical chances!

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

► Chapters 00:00 Funny Chess Opening Against Evans Gambit 00:15 Surprise your opponents with this move!! 01:20 1) If White plays 5.Bxd5 02:48 Hidden trick, tactical blunder by White 03:16 2) If White plays 5.bxc5 05:35 3) 5.exd5, White's strongest move 07:04 Summary of this line

[@teambellavsteamalice]

I didn't calculate anything, but pawn d5 looked most interesting. ☺️

[@okamisansempai557]

Nice tactic

[@henczzz2035]

cool countergambit

[@jerrykr7kz]

Is there a chess game that will rate your rating?

[@mattlambert3118]

I don't know how a million people haven't played this against me. At least I'll kind of know what to do when someone does.

[@BobChess]

Aggressive so much. I like this opening

[@michagraczyk1471]

Why in hidden trick knight cant go on C3 and after Bxc3 Rb1 white save rock or im missing something?

[@ngangomilaz]

you still lose material. That's the point. It doesn't matter whether it's a pawn, knight, or rook

[@Hyperborean_2]

D5 learned from your previous videos

[@PixelatedDude]

0:40 i actually did guess it and im not lying

[@WildeWolfe7370]

Pretty sure I just confuse people. I have no clue how to properly play. I do love playing Chess just no clue what I am doing.

[@shweyeepoeeaint]

1:06 Wait what

[@cankercanison92]

After 5. exd5 Nxb4 6.O-O is the strongest move according to the computer and Yuriy Krykun's dynamic Italian course on chessable. Why leave this out?

[@cankercanison92]

@Daryl Brown In 2 databases that I checked 0-0 is the most common move ahead of c3.

[@yzfool6639]

​@@cankercanison92What does O-O do? I'm not afraid of "strong" moves that contain no material threats. You won't know what to do after O-O, so why does it matter?

[@cankercanison92]

@@yzfool6639 0-0 gets the king safe and now white is ahead in development. Black's e5 pawn is in trouble and will soon fall leaving white with the better centre. I don't see why anyone would want to go into this as black other than surprise value but if you come up against a decent player who can find this in a classical game then I don't like Black's chances.

[@builderphill1361]

Cause the continuation involves castling they probably both transpose

[@jackilu8253]

Take the pawn

[@divyanshkumar2289]

At 6:03 why not play Qf6?

[@maniktiwari3563]

because then, white plays Qe2, your knight is hanging and the white is threatening discovered check when the knight is moved

[@divyanshkumar2289]

@@maniktiwari3563 K thanks

[@chatbhisitkhamma4912]

☠☠💯

[@cikonianiggra1415]

I am ending unfortunately watching the wideo at its beginning because of the lack of time. Question: what about the movement Bd5xf7+ instead of retreating with the bishop on b3? Than Kf3xe5 a the play with white queen? If blak King do not take bishop f7 and is moving on e7, than movement Bxg8. , afterwards the white is playing c3 and has two pawns more than black and so on.