Trappiest Tennison Gambit Alternatives To Confuse Everyone 😆😆

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1. Easy to learn for beginners and intermediate level players;
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5. Tested against real games using the Lichess Masters Database
VIDEO DESCRIPTION:
In this video, I present to you five (5) better alternatives to the Tennison Gambit that you should always feel safe trying out, even against higher-rated opponents. In modern chess, the typical response to a moderately sound gambit is to accept the material and give the material back at an advantageous time. However, accepting these Tennison Gambit alternatives, may turn out to be a worst nightmare for your opponent.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
00:47 - Gambit 1
02:11 - Gambit 2
05:12 - Gambit 3
07:52 - Gambit 4
10:00 - Gambit 5
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Thank you to share this i forget to check for this trap in real game so a great video again!

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[@aboriginal2435]

Thank you Kaspa❤

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CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:47 - Gambit 1 02:11 - Gambit 2 05:12 - Gambit 3 07:52 - Gambit 4 10:00 - Gambit 5

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[@JalenThomas-tg9gm]

Who say they had to take this ain’t checkers

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Kaspa, what happens if they play pawn to h6 after white plays pawn to D3?

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Plz make a video on nimzowicz defence traps for black. Thanx

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