The Scotch Gambit | Introduction & Perreux Variation | Chess Openings | IM Alex Astaneh

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Thank you!! Great video. Great presentation! I lost a game as Black today against this. Somehow I had never seen or heard of it before then. 6...Qe7+ !! Yes!

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I like the presentation very much! Was looking for information on this gambit and was pleasantly surprised by this. Very clear explanation. Thanks.

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Thank you. It was very clear and helpful :)

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Great video. How often do you think players use the Scotch Gambit. Like how common is it?

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It is very hard to estimate how often players use the Scotch Gambit. What we can tell you is that it is a common played opening. On lichess there are some stats available based on their database and there you can compare the Scotch Gambit against other openings. Hope that information helps you.

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Do you have a video that covers 4…d6? 1e4-e5 2Nf3-Nc6 3Bc4-Nf6 4d4-d6

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