Win A Free Piece In Every Popular Opening | Traps For White

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VIDEO DESCRIPTION:
This is part 1 of a two-part video series on "How To Win A Free Piece In Almost Every Popular Opening | Traps For White. This video covers the first 6 openings where you can look out for an opportunity to set some nasty traps in an effort to win your opponent's free piece right in the opening stage. In part 2, we have covered the remaining 6 openings for black where you can look out for similar traps.
CHAPTERS-----------------------------------------------
00:00 - Intro
00:41 - With the Ponziani - 1
03:25 - With the Ponziani - 2
06:20 - Against the Sicilian Defense
09:15 - Against the Giuoco Piano
13:01 - Against Scandinavian Defense
16:39 - Against the Pirc Defense
Study Analysis: lichess.org/study/oBxoHGXL
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Some people just have a gift for teaching in a way that is easy for others to understand which also increases the chances of retaining the information. I have not yet tried any of the things you taught in this video. I just wanted to thank you for sharing your gift of teaching something that doesn't come as easily to other people like me.

[@ranjierasol9160]

The problem is my enemy is watching this video.

[@nomainofficial4604]

You mean 'Opponent'

[@princeosars3298]

@@nomainofficial4604 it's called hyperbole. Don't think it literally

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Haha..true..I am your enemy

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I love the accent of that word, "Forking" 😂

[@kaspachessofficial]

I love it too. But maybe to help, you can tell us the right pronunciation.

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@@kaspachessofficial No no. Don't change anything. It's unique, and I really like it.

[@michalrehacek3462]

By the order of the Peaky fokin' blinders. (I actually had to stop watching the video because it felt so weird listening to that :D)

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It's all right @@michalrehacek3462 Focus on content

[@kaspachessofficial]

@@michalrehacek3462 Sad you stopped watching the video all because of what seemed to sound like a mispronunciation of the word "Forking". Maybe your correction was going to be more of a wise decision. 💌

[@darrylkassle361]

...and life goes on

[@mikejay9838]

FANTASTIC! :D

[@Shalom589]

Very good tnk u

[@user-cc4hn6fr2o]

You are so good at all the different moves love watching you play 👍

[@kaspachessofficial]

Thanks

[@jotarokujo7955]

I wish I could remember 5% of these traps when I finish to watch the video and play real chess games. My memory sucks. Thanks for sharing these amazing traps

[@paulmagoto8994]

I watch numerous videos but I must admit that you make chess to be fun. I've also applied some of your tricks to great success

[@kaspachessofficial]

Thank you for your support as well as your encouraging words. You can also check out my most recent videos here: www.youtube.com/@kaspachessofficial/

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You are the best teacher in chess!

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Great 👍👍👍

[@vensuslass]

Oh my God, this is too much for me. can't keep all these traps in my mind. anyhow getting more confidence now.

[@MustafaBaabad]

Thanks for such amazing lesson.

[@bisayaraykusgan9302]

Looks very basic but effective and it happened a lot. I must memorized this one... Tenk u

[@jobaydulshaheen6034]

Great strategies there against openings

[@JOJO-dc2iu]

full of engagement your speech - thanks a lot for your work

[@cdisatvis7285]

(1:52) 6...d6?? gross error. Black could have set a trap 6...Nf6 7.d6 cxd6 8.Qxd6 Ned5 and White loses a queen or knight

[@moosewild4239]

Nice stuff. Can't wait to try these out.

[@mabblers]

Excellent traps

[@user-uf5ph8sq2t]

با تشکر از شما شرح بازی بسیاری زیبا و اموزنده

[@dipaks.sadani7644]

No.5 almost englund Gambit similar position

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best idea

[@shabeerahmed1408]

Thanks for the video this will help to improve my chess skills(basically i,m very new for chess, just learning). Any personnel coach from your side will be highly recommended. This video only contained white opening , what about for black??

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The video containing Black's tricks and traps will be out tomorrow. For any business inquiries, contact me at: [e-mail]

[@lazynut81]

Now I can beat everyone. Thanx

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I love your videos...you explain well

[@tonybarfridge4369]

Some great strategies there against openings. Unfortunately I don't know either.

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[@yassinelaourine3138]

really great video but i would've liked you to show us the right continuation for the trap against the Scandinavian which btw reminded me of the englund gambit trap which are both really similar.

[@rahaminbsalimanmet4427]

nice

[@pathansattarkhan4765]

Good openings

[@milelile9358]

Kaspa, your content is great! I really appreciate you making such a great videos... your tricks and traps works... but I have one question... I started to play Ponziani and even when I didn't trapped my opponent I had very comfortable positions... but then I get smashed by opponent wjo know what he was doing... He played so-called Vukovic gambit against my Ponziani... do you have any line against Vukovic gambit... solid one?

[@kaspachessofficial]

I have an upcoming video project on that one too. Please stay tuned and thank you for your support 💟

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Wow

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Tis better to win a game than to win a piece.

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[@ShankarKumar-ms8yo]

Is it possible all the e4 and d4 gambits in one video?

[@kaspachessofficial]

@@ShankarKumar-ms8yo Not just yet. Time is also a factor.

[@deepskywest3633]

Bruh…don’t take the pawn. When you study the Pirc this sequence is discussed heavily. Just go Nfd7. If exd6 then simply cxd6.

[@andrewucla]

As a Pirc player, I sometimes do take. Just don't take the queen - play Ng4 instead. Best move is for them to take your queen, and you recapture with the king and play in the center, blocking checks with your bishop.

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