Super Cool Gambit to Punish the French Defense 👏👏😎

[@kaspachessofficial]

Watch the Diemer Duhm Gambit with 1. d4: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3WrdpenatqjprM

[@MislavIvkovic-sx8vd]

Did you every play against FM Dejan Tasev pivo

[@202kryptonitemusic]

your accent makes things even more interesting than they already are 😁💪🏾

[@kaspachessofficial]

Hey, thanks

[@lotsandlotsofcomics]

Thank you for the info. My first time seeing this gambit

[@walterbrownstone8017]

Love these gambits. I think there's something in the French Chigorin but I'm not good enough to find it.

[@janreynobleza7908]

Nice tutorials coach... I hope you create more video ty💟

[@kaspachessofficial]

Thank you.

[@ahmedalidulogisticsclerk1818]

Niceness!!! i do struggle against d French. will use dis in my next game

[@eustachyptak522]

Very helpful !!! Great job !!!

[@darryljones7603]

Very nice video!! Thanks!!

[@kaspachessofficial]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@bilacepir9251]

Thanks Kaspa

[@busariibraheemadigun5510]

Anytime I'm playing and remember your word! "Simplification" my game gets better.

[@kaspachessofficial]

That's so amazing to hear. Keep it up 🤞

[@markkasper7281]

One of your best tutorials I just started playing d4 c4 really helps get a lot of pieces active quickly and castle long after that's fun chess!

[@ramilparedes9930]

Very helpful

[@wilfredo2869]

I love your videos I am improve a lot just watching your video lessons. My current rating is 1502. From 1265 USCF now I am 1502. To all viewers you have to use your own ideas to improve

[@kriszed5329]

Nice ! But you gotta play the ALAPIN GAMBIT if you want to play any gambit against the French. It is so easy to understand and so effective

[@kaspachessofficial]

W😍W, nice suggestion! I will make a video on that one, and I will mention you in my next video.

[@kriszed5329]

@@kaspachessofficial Look forward to seeing if you have any new ideas! Most french players just hate having the white bishop placed there on e3 to scupper their usual set up. Then there is a nice simple structure for white to attack quickly. F file is open, white can often sacrifice a bishop or even the rook from the F file to get checkmate

[@marcusminifee3978]

@@kriszed5329 I've recently discovered the Alapin Gambit vs. French. There aren't many instructional videos on YT. Have you found any besides William Graf?

[@User-h8e4l]

Hi kaspa❤️❤️❤️

[@kaspachessofficial]

Hello

[@artisticautistic9664]

Punish their eyebrows

[@lepsza_wiadomosc]

After c4 de4 Nc3, two main moves are Nf6 and f5 .. and only after covering that ones you should mention about smth like Bb4 and other. This is what you called "hope chess" (in ex. semislav c6 - only 3 % of games, you simply wasted time to talk about that)

[@kaspachessofficial]

Check at 04:46. I covered Bb4. And I covered the other lines in question, in the first video that I have linked in the description above.

[@lepsza_wiadomosc]

@@kaspachessofficial THANKS

[@Mike-qo4kp]

These gambits are cute but we are not anywhere near the skill of a GM so the moves recommended seem obvious to Kaspachess but for the rest of us (me especially) opponents never ever do what he predicts that they will and then it leaves me lost how to proceed. Kaspachess would do the community of lesser ranked players a lot of good if he would make some videos teaching how a GM actually thinks his way through a chess match. From there these gambits might actually be pretty fun.

[@kaspachessofficial]

I gat your point and I feel you. But when you check most of the chess videos that attract more views on KZbin, you will understand that people don't come on KZbin to watch those kinds of hard and seemingly boring stuffs. And that's why I have a website (www.kaspachess.com) where I post those kinds of theoretical videos in question. Most of my audience are beginners and intermediate level players who need to understand the basics first, before going for the hard GM-level stuffs. I humbly disagree with your statement that "I only recommend moves that people don't play." 1. I create all my videos using and following the Lichess DB and the Masters DB. 2. After creating a tutorial video, I always follow-up with a practical video where I test these gambits against real opponents. 3. I have received many positive feedbacks. Kindly check most of the comments in my other videos. 4. I regularly check other big chess channels as well to see what they cover and I find that they talk about the same stuff that I have posted before on my channel, but delivered in a different way, which is okay for me. Peace ✌️

[@Mike-qo4kp]

@@kaspachessofficial thank you for the reply, I can not find a reason to disagree with you. Also, you are a grand master from Zambia, I think that's very cool actually. I wish you much success.

[@kaspachessofficial]

@@Mike-qo4kp I'm a chess coach and trainer, and I will always be there for you. I will try my level best to meet your previous requests in my next videos, to explain how GM's find moves.

[@bigdavechanfromhk4549]

So now I have to move not only my eyeballs closer to the screen but my toes have to be closer to the desk? Kaspa, I’m watching from my work toilet and ur request is little too hard to follow at the moment! 😅

[@kaspachessofficial]

Hahaha 🤣😂🤣 Lol