7:13 I don't think that it's a good idea to move the knight to G5 as it can be attacked with a pawn moving to H6 what will force retreat. Why not to move it on F4?
@tepadno ok, I have the answer now. after sukarestu:
"Why they don't move pawn to h6 is because in a standard game most players like to castle and having that line of pawns fixated really helps than having the h7 pawn at h6
But h6 is still a weak move, they could just move bishop to h4 keeping pressure, and if you give chase using g7 pawn then your castle line has been broken"
I am not sure why having your pawns in line is so important though...
@tepadno A few things: 1) I assume your referring to the Bishop (you wrote Knight) 2) The whole Idea of the move is to pin the Knight, moving to F4 clearly doesn't do this 3) If Black play Ph6, then just Bh4, there are other minor reasons awell, F4 is a good developement move, but doesn't serve the purpose of pinning the Knight.
COMMON MOVE IN OPENINGS: Bishop pinning opponents knight. (see 7:30) Why why WHY doesn't black move pawn to h6? I never understood that, it seems like the easiest move, and it changes tempo. What am I missing?
Why they don't move pawn to h6 is because in a standard game most players like to castle and having that line of pawns fixated really helps than having the h7 pawn at h6
But h6 is still a weak move, they could just move bishop to h4 keeping pressure, and if you give chase using g7 pawn then your castle line has been broken
good video but at 4:53 when blacks bishop is attacking whites queen in stead of moving your knight out to block it. the best way to block that would be moving your pawn to f3 blocking and also attacking the bishop. the best thing for that bishop to do then is retreat seeing as taking the pawn at f3 would open it up to the knight at g1 and the pawn at g2 i would use the knight, seeing as using the pawn opens up your rook to be attacked.
@douglasd53 There's no oficial rule about that, it's just generally accepted since it's easily understandable and more practical. As too horses and castles, in some languages those are the correct names, so players that don't have english as main language may often make that mistake, doesn't mean they're amateurs though...
@blazesoul13 We're not speaking "some languages", we're speaking English. In English it's a Knight, not a horse, and a Rook, not a castle. And in English, the chessmen are divided into pawns and pieces. And this guy DOES have English as his main language, so he should know better. And, lastly, I didn't say they were amateurs, I said it's the mark of an amateur...in other words, they sound like amateurs when they don't use correct terminology.
What if 2. ... Be6 when playing the queen's gambit accepted with e3? I tend to play e4 a lot, so that I can kick the bishop back with d5, gaining momentum and winning back the pawn, but I was wondering what one would do when e3 was played and the bishop comes to e6.
@OceanSkate401 Totally not my battle. But come one dude. Nothing wrong with asking newb questions. We were all newbs at one time. And if you weren't then don't troll youtube picking easy wins. Go be a grandmaster or something.
You keep calling the pawn a "piece". A pawn is not a piece...a piece is a piece and a pawn is a pawn. They are all chessmen, but only the R, N, B, Q, & K are pieces. This is the sign of a chess novice. Not trying to offend you, but if you want to be appear credible, you need to use the proper terminology.
I have play for some years chess, but never with theory or explanations, it´s great to understand some strategies, thanks a lot, great series of videos, very helpful!
When White moves Bc1 to g5, Black can pressure the bishop by moving his far pawn to h6. The bishop is forced to retreat to where he came, attack the knight, or retreat to h4. Then Black can play his other pawn to g5, putting further pressure on the Bishop and freeing up his Knight again.
5:04 white should bring knight to e5. Once black bishop bishop captures queen, than whites bishop should kill the pawn on f7 causing a check mate. This is of course assuming that black doesn't bring down a piece that can stop this like the knight on f6 to d5.
@ActionRaccoon Oh, E5, sorry I assumed you were talking about G5. Good call though, I didn't realize that. Its a nice trap if I ever get in that scenario
i just bought this book called "the mammoth book of chess" by graham burgess and its a great book but i just dont understand some things in it like i played some of the defences or opening online and the opponent dosent seem to play the move i think he is and thats when shit gets fucked up can someone please give me something short on how to play the game smart and defensively yett aggresive
I just started to play chess today, Im 32 and I must learn how to play this game. I say I must cause, I always told myself that Id never be interested in it. But, I think that one in life must learn how to play chess instead of Poker, haha! Chess is much cooler than Poker. Im learning this gambit as a first lesson in Chess, Thank You, really instructional video.
At 6:59 my uncle moves his bishop from f8 to b4, and that basically takes my knight because i can't move it. is there a way to counter that? i mean taking the bishop with my pawn is alrirght but it makes two pawns at the same row.
@BlazingFlame116 This is what to do if black makes a mistake. pawn to h6 could lead to a good game. Simply take the knight and if he doesnt take with his queen its another opportunity for black to make a mistake. However if black is not making mistakes no gambit will help you.
@BlazingFlame116 I think it is because if the h7 pawn is moved to h6 it will most likely force the bishop to trade off with the knight meaning black will have to either misposition his queen or destory the defence of the king's side castle.
After whites bishop captures the knight, if black captures with the queen the d pawn falls. If black captures with the g pawn, his pawn structure is in terrible shape.
5.Bxf6 Qxf6
6.cxd5 exd5
7. Nxd5 winning the pawn and attacking the queen.
OK , I HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT THE QUEENS GAMBIT DECLINED LINE. I WAS PLAYING AGAINST THE COMPUTER AND I MOVED MY KNIGHT TO C3 AND IT DIDN'T MOVE ITS NIGHT TO F6 IT MOVED IT TO D7.MY QUESTION IS WHAT DO I DO IN THAT SITUATION?
@prempremprem Next time try harder to contribute. A valid question about an alternative line was posed and you apparently miss the point entirely. How naive to think this can be a forum to discuss chess. It wouldn't be Youtube if some ass-hat didn't see an innocent question about a variation of the queen's gambit as an opportunity to insult the intelligence of some anonymous other. Brave.
@SC88213 He has then blocked his kings pawn and you can simply support the attack with b2 pawn to b3 if he still takes it you can open your rook and your pawn will still be protected by your queen and his pawn on e7 is still blocked by his bishop. Advantage white.
At 2:42 what if black doesnt do cxb5 but instead plays Be6? It wouldnt allow him to keep the pawn advantage, but he wouldnt be in a terrible position.
great knowledge about the game but you either need a new microphone or back away from the mic and/or get a windscreen for the mic. the audio sounds horrible. Love the lessons but hate the audio.
I would also appreciate it so much if you told me the name of the software you are using. Or, in general, could you recommend some nice chess programme with strong AI? Thx
Good video, what software do u use to play chess. The program your using looks similar to Dream Chess on Linux. I dual boot so play titans chess on windows and Dream Chess on Linux Ubuntu.
Black can hold onto the pawn with Be6. If White tries to play Qf3, it can be blocked due to the bishops placement. So you do end up sacrificing a pawn, and what do you gain? A blocked black E pawn and a little bit of center control. Not a good gambit or opening for that matter.
@MilitaryMan006 yeah, but then you have a horribly place bishop blocking and disrupting your pawn chains and critically hurting your center control. also if pieces are defending pawns then pieces aren't being pieces.
@20lukeo fair enough. i've actually tried out the Queen's Gambit, but people usually decline with Nf6. Those who accept are usually newer players who end up falling into the various traps. It is a good opening, i like it.
I am a newbie at chess. I learned quite a bit and I find myself having very good endgame tactics, but I have the worst openings which usually leads the game into a blowout (I'm on the wrong end.) sometimes I can work it to a draw, but I can't memorize all these openings. Any ideas how I can learn.
A gambit is an opening in which you sacrifice a piece (mostly a pawn) and in return gain another advantage. Mostly a positional through better developement than your opponent. Good luck with your newfound love for chess :)
at 7:24 why wouldnt black just move his pawn to H6? is that because the bishop would just go to H4 and nothing would ultimately be different? also, what happens when: before black accepts gambit, moves bishop to E6 and then accepts?
7:13 I don't think that it's a good idea to move the knight to G5 as it can be attacked with a pawn moving to H6 what will force retreat. Why not to move it on F4?
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@tepadno ok, I have the answer now. after sukarestu:
"Why they don't move pawn to h6 is because in a standard game most players like to castle and having that line of pawns fixated really helps than having the h7 pawn at h6
But h6 is still a weak move, they could just move bishop to h4 keeping pressure, and if you give chase using g7 pawn then your castle line has been broken"
I am not sure why having your pawns in line is so important though...
tepadno 4 days ago
@tepadno A few things: 1) I assume your referring to the Bishop (you wrote Knight) 2) The whole Idea of the move is to pin the Knight, moving to F4 clearly doesn't do this 3) If Black play Ph6, then just Bh4, there are other minor reasons awell, F4 is a good developement move, but doesn't serve the purpose of pinning the Knight.
Olliek94 2 days ago
@Olliek94 *you're
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thank you for posting this video as i beat a school teacher who is quite good and he fell for it so i thank you again
jackc9611 5 days ago
The best way to confront the king/queen's gambit is to bring the bishop out to attack the knight.
yousmellmyunderware 1 week ago
Use a pop screen, please! Thanks :)
flushentitypacket 1 week ago
move away from the mic please, every word with the letter p pops like a balloon.
JustusGregorius 1 week ago
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eldavido761 1 week ago
@eldavido761 ad blocker bro.
bagamer13 1 week ago
Chesscholo is famous idiot, troll and parasite who lives on every chess video on Youtube.
berkamic 1 week ago
Some fool did the Napoleon Opening (1. e4 e5 2. Qf3) then 2...Nf6 3. Bc4 d5 4. Bb5+ c6 5. Ba4 Bg4 6. Qg3 Bd6 7. f3 Bh5 8. Qxg7 Kd7 9. d3 Rg8 10. Qh6 b5 11. Bb3 Na6 12. Bg5 Rg6 13. Bxf6 Qxf6 14. Qf8 Rxf8 15. exd5 Nc5 16. dxc6+ Kxc6 17. Bc4 bxc4 18. dxc4 Rxg2 19. Nd2 Rxd2 20. Kxd2 Qf4+ 21. Ke2 Qxc4+ 22. Kd2 Qd4+ 23. Ke2 Rg8 24. Rd1 Bxf3+ 25. Nxf3 Qe4+ 26. Kf2 Qxc2+ 27. Rd2 Nd3+ 28. Ke2 Rg2+ 29. Ke3 Bc5+ 30. Ke4 f5+ 31. Kxf5 Nxb2+ 32. Kxe5 Nc4+ 33. Kf6 Qc3+ 34. Ne5+ Qxe5+ 35. Kf7 Rxd2 and I won ay.
ChessCholo 1 week ago
@ChessCholo who cares?
Notas149 1 week ago
What if black puts a queen to d5 before bishop attacks on c4 to capture the pawn??
I guess it's the powerful moves..Explain pros and cons of this move please!
pankaj151257 1 week ago
COMMON MOVE IN OPENINGS: Bishop pinning opponents knight. (see 7:30) Why why WHY doesn't black move pawn to h6? I never understood that, it seems like the easiest move, and it changes tempo. What am I missing?
jakefreakinclark 1 week ago
@jakefreakinclark
Why they don't move pawn to h6 is because in a standard game most players like to castle and having that line of pawns fixated really helps than having the h7 pawn at h6
But h6 is still a weak move, they could just move bishop to h4 keeping pressure, and if you give chase using g7 pawn then your castle line has been broken
sukarestu 1 week ago
good video but at 4:53 when blacks bishop is attacking whites queen in stead of moving your knight out to block it. the best way to block that would be moving your pawn to f3 blocking and also attacking the bishop. the best thing for that bishop to do then is retreat seeing as taking the pawn at f3 would open it up to the knight at g1 and the pawn at g2 i would use the knight, seeing as using the pawn opens up your rook to be attacked.
settigirl1998 1 week ago
Very helpful, thank you.
usmansharifmicky 2 weeks ago
what are some good defenses for the opening d4?
TheEdwardBishop 2 weeks ago
name of this chess game ?
MediaTechPC 2 weeks ago
A pawn is NOT a PIECE! Damn, that drives me crazy. It's the mark of an amateur player. It's worse than calling a knight a horse, or a rook a castle.
douglasd53 2 weeks ago
@douglasd53 There's no oficial rule about that, it's just generally accepted since it's easily understandable and more practical. As too horses and castles, in some languages those are the correct names, so players that don't have english as main language may often make that mistake, doesn't mean they're amateurs though...
blazesoul13 1 week ago
@blazesoul13 We're not speaking "some languages", we're speaking English. In English it's a Knight, not a horse, and a Rook, not a castle. And in English, the chessmen are divided into pawns and pieces. And this guy DOES have English as his main language, so he should know better. And, lastly, I didn't say they were amateurs, I said it's the mark of an amateur...in other words, they sound like amateurs when they don't use correct terminology.
douglasd53 1 week ago
@douglasd53 Who cares?
CraaaabPeople 1 week ago
Best fucking opening ever! The only thing, I don't know what to do if black uses his bishop to defend the pawn at e6.
mopbrothers 2 weeks ago
A WORLD OF HURT!!
j6mcd 2 weeks ago
WHAT IF BLACK PLAYS BISHOP A6 TO DEFEND B5 PAWN?
Melancolia793 3 weeks ago 2
@Melancolia793 then he blocks his own e 2 pawn which causes many problems
duumitri 2 weeks ago
heres the real question: who would win in a chess match between kevin from the chess website and jrobi?
squirebertson 3 weeks ago 2
what to do if black take first pawn white responds to e3 and black respond bishop to c6
1025disciple 3 weeks ago
what if d5 takes c4? right after he plays d5
OSCARA320 3 weeks ago
what if after he takes with the pawn he moves his queen to d5?
abvgdejziukl 3 weeks ago
What if 2. ... Be6 when playing the queen's gambit accepted with e3? I tend to play e4 a lot, so that I can kick the bishop back with d5, gaining momentum and winning back the pawn, but I was wondering what one would do when e3 was played and the bishop comes to e6.
BlackSunSerenade 3 weeks ago
@BlackSunSerenade Excuse me, that would be 3. ... Be6.
BlackSunSerenade 3 weeks ago
when I try to pin down their knight at f6 with my bishop they usually move their pawn to h6 what should I do?
rockninjaalex 4 weeks ago
@rockninjaalex just give up on chess. You're not good enough. thats what you should do.
OceanSkate401 3 weeks ago
@OceanSkate401 play me sometime then we can decide that
rockninjaalex 3 weeks ago
@rockninjaalex uhhh yeah maybe. how am i gonna play you in chess? i live in rhode island.
OceanSkate401 3 weeks ago
@OceanSkate401 Totally not my battle. But come one dude. Nothing wrong with asking newb questions. We were all newbs at one time. And if you weren't then don't troll youtube picking easy wins. Go be a grandmaster or something.
jquickri 3 weeks ago
@jquickri come one dude? come one come all? and who the eff are you? don't tell me what to do.
OceanSkate401 3 weeks ago
In the Queen's Gambit accepted line, why is it uncommon for the white player to play e4 (instead of the more common e3)?
flushentitypacket 1 month ago
what do you do if on the first move black goes pawn to d6
SeniorSmurf1 1 month ago
AGRHH GOD DAMN ANNOYING MICROPHONE!!!! Where's the other Kevin!/
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if black plays be6 wich is clever wat do u do
juicyjujubean14 1 month ago
if black plays be6 wich is clever wat do u do???
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if black plays 3...be6 wich is clever wat do u do???
juicyjujubean14 1 month ago
if black plays 3...b e6 wich is clever wat do u do???
juicyjujubean14 1 month ago
When you say "he" you should say "black" for those that are just learning
dialectical44 1 month ago
@dialectical44 na... you'd have to be pretty stupid not to figure that one out. there are only two options after all :/
Zander101084 1 month ago
at 7:19 what would you do? i mean black can move his pawn to attack the bishop in H6.
momomo627 1 month ago 2
@momomo627 yeah at 7:19 , black can easily counter attack by moving to h6. and the bishop will have to retreat
rasil007 1 month ago
always when I try this against a computer he plays bishop to E6 at 2:00. I never know what to do
catataubra3447 1 month ago 2
I don't really like this opening, but I know I have to wean myself off the King's Gambit if I am to become world champion :)
firestartertwistedfi 1 month ago
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You keep calling the pawn a "piece". A pawn is not a piece...a piece is a piece and a pawn is a pawn. They are all chessmen, but only the R, N, B, Q, & K are pieces. This is the sign of a chess novice. Not trying to offend you, but if you want to be appear credible, you need to use the proper terminology.
douglasd53 1 month ago
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douglasd53 1 month ago
next time can speak up a little more? my speakers are shite
snappy2332 1 month ago
@snappy2332
buy headphones
BLaCkKsHeEp 1 month ago
At 7:15 why can't black H6?
KevinKaya 1 month ago
@KevinKaya
It can...you can then move the bishop to h4...still keeping pressure on the knight on f6
saiyajingabe 1 month ago
@7:27 ; What if black moved the pawn on h7 to h8 ?
antwandaher 1 month ago
I have play for some years chess, but never with theory or explanations, it´s great to understand some strategies, thanks a lot, great series of videos, very helpful!
cocoliyo 1 month ago
what about queen a4 cheak then take pawn
nunchucs 2 months ago
i luw this opening i played it on tournaments and its really good!
sckweeke3453 2 months ago
When White moves Bc1 to g5, Black can pressure the bishop by moving his far pawn to h6. The bishop is forced to retreat to where he came, attack the knight, or retreat to h4. Then Black can play his other pawn to g5, putting further pressure on the Bishop and freeing up his Knight again.
Goosegoose732 2 months ago
5:04 white should bring knight to e5. Once black bishop bishop captures queen, than whites bishop should kill the pawn on f7 causing a check mate. This is of course assuming that black doesn't bring down a piece that can stop this like the knight on f6 to d5.
ActionRaccoon 2 months ago
@ActionRaccoon That's not checkmate, the king has a spot open on D7
turquoiseguy 1 month ago
@turquoiseguy Nope, The knight That Is on e5 is guarding that square. Try to read the directions more carefully.
ActionRaccoon 1 month ago
@ActionRaccoon Oh, E5, sorry I assumed you were talking about G5. Good call though, I didn't realize that. Its a nice trap if I ever get in that scenario
turquoiseguy 1 month ago
at 5:00 why don't you move pawn to F3 instead of sacrifice the horse/ knight?
xxxDutchRutgerxxx 2 months ago
but what if he takes c7 - c6 to support his pawn in d5????
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tillytally2101 2 months ago
i just bought this book called "the mammoth book of chess" by graham burgess and its a great book but i just dont understand some things in it like i played some of the defences or opening online and the opponent dosent seem to play the move i think he is and thats when shit gets fucked up can someone please give me something short on how to play the game smart and defensively yett aggresive
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mrcookietotherescue 3 months ago
nice video
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Schachbenno 3 months ago
What if they just move their king pawn up 2?
Deathangels2901 3 months ago
@Deathangels2901 personally i would just play pawn e3 to open up the light square bishop
gofookalime 3 months ago
@Deathangels2901 then you shouldn't do the queens gambit but there are many other ways you could open up the game
franzschneckenbauer 3 months ago
what if black moves his knight to C6 after you move your pawn to C4?
1FastfingersMcgee1 3 months ago
next time why not record a higher voice?
nazirdjon 3 months ago
HI, Kevin !
TheDslide 3 months ago
what if the black moves with Pawn E5
tintinjokes 3 months ago
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Kevin was stoned when he made this.
GenzaiDandy 4 months ago
thanksssss dude
mynameisacec 4 months ago
Nobody plays like this :\
NikkiSerB 4 months ago
@BlazingFlame116 5.Bxf6 Qxf6 6.cxd5 exd5 7.Nxd5 Qd6 8.e4 Be6 9.Nc3
onlinegamereview1000 4 months ago
what if after you open with d4, black replies with e6 O__O
thenick9223 4 months ago
its like the french ! QGD is EPIC
Foosofdeath 4 months ago
Why can't black do this?
1. white-pawn to E4
2. black-pawn to E5
3. white-knight to F3
4. black-knight to F6 (instead of to C6)
Please Explain
simon13579100 4 months ago
@simon13579100 he can, it's called petrov's defense. this video however is about the queen gambit, which is a d4 opening, not e4
sagov9 4 months ago
step back son...I hear way too many mic pops
ECL28E 4 months ago
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FreeChessTeaching 4 months ago
is your programm "deep shredder"?
legendarysannin65 4 months ago
I just started to play chess today, Im 32 and I must learn how to play this game. I say I must cause, I always told myself that Id never be interested in it. But, I think that one in life must learn how to play chess instead of Poker, haha! Chess is much cooler than Poker. Im learning this gambit as a first lesson in Chess, Thank You, really instructional video.
portraitphenomenon 5 months ago
@portraitphenomenon chess is not better than strip poker :P
thenick9223 4 months ago
@thenick9223 strip chess,
guitarfella581 4 months ago
@guitarfella581 GENIUS!!!
ArmageddonSniper 3 months ago
@thenick9223 Strip chess? XD
ArmageddonSniper 3 months ago
fantastic video for begginers, but if your rated above 1800 this guy is talking freaking slow!
guitarfella581 5 months ago
thxb brother
theojohnson100 5 months ago
2:49 Reminds me of the trap in the old benoni.
daemonowner 5 months ago
Can anyone here imagine Bobo or Saffron being a Queen on the Chess Board?
BKDBrian2 5 months ago
at 2:51, black can move his queen to set white check, and then hit his rook...
own8ge 5 months ago
@own8ge just eat the queen it has no support
wewnessism 5 months ago
@own8ge No...white rook would take black queen and that would remove the check
KrisRray 5 months ago
no offense but this video is hard to watch, cuz you sound like an airplane pilot for the entire voiceover and it's nothing short of distracting. XD
ZsaberMbustr 5 months ago
wicked video. i understand queens gambit much better now.
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thanks
RedUnbannable 5 months ago
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Puggelicious 5 months ago
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Puggelicious 5 months ago
At 6:59 my uncle moves his bishop from f8 to b4, and that basically takes my knight because i can't move it. is there a way to counter that? i mean taking the bishop with my pawn is alrirght but it makes two pawns at the same row.
rockstardaven 5 months ago
@rockstardaven I guess you could kick back the bishop with a3 and it'd be a wasted move for black
Hakan625 5 months ago
@rockstardaven hahaha. move your queen to c2!
chandygarcia 5 months ago
Another helpful video :) Thanks
eduardooo123 5 months ago
what program is that?
jarrett210 6 months ago
i'm new(ish) at chess.....why is the F7 square so weak for black? is the F2 square equally weak for white?
ISAYWORDS1 6 months ago
@ISAYWORDS1 it is weak because the king is the only defender of that square
magiccards05 5 months ago
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@ISAYWORDS1 This is why... en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Scholar's_mate
MrLatinNerd 5 months ago
why wouldn't black move it's pawn at h7 to h6 when white's bishop is at g5?
BlazingFlame116 6 months ago 29
@BlazingFlame116 This is what to do if black makes a mistake. pawn to h6 could lead to a good game. Simply take the knight and if he doesnt take with his queen its another opportunity for black to make a mistake. However if black is not making mistakes no gambit will help you.
dqk420 5 months ago
@BlazingFlame116 I'd take the knight
WatchLearnSee 4 months ago
@BlazingFlame116 a1 to a8
YpsycoMY 4 months ago
@BlazingFlame116 He probably takes the knight then :P
MrZobair 3 months ago
@BlazingFlame116 I think it is because if the h7 pawn is moved to h6 it will most likely force the bishop to trade off with the knight meaning black will have to either misposition his queen or destory the defence of the king's side castle.
jasonmage 1 month ago
@BlazingFlame116
After whites bishop captures the knight, if black captures with the queen the d pawn falls. If black captures with the g pawn, his pawn structure is in terrible shape.
5.Bxf6 Qxf6
6.cxd5 exd5
7. Nxd5 winning the pawn and attacking the queen.
TheAblaisdell11 1 month ago
OK , I HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT THE QUEENS GAMBIT DECLINED LINE. I WAS PLAYING AGAINST THE COMPUTER AND I MOVED MY KNIGHT TO C3 AND IT DIDN'T MOVE ITS NIGHT TO F6 IT MOVED IT TO D7.MY QUESTION IS WHAT DO I DO IN THAT SITUATION?
The123joend 6 months ago
@The123joend You soldier on and learn! But are you talking about his Knight on b8? If so, then the computer is probably using a transposition.
KevinYohanUm 6 months ago
what if black tries to protect his pawn with bishop on e6?
SC88213 6 months ago 28
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prempremprem 5 months ago
@prempremprem Next time try harder to contribute. A valid question about an alternative line was posed and you apparently miss the point entirely. How naive to think this can be a forum to discuss chess. It wouldn't be Youtube if some ass-hat didn't see an innocent question about a variation of the queen's gambit as an opportunity to insult the intelligence of some anonymous other. Brave.
SC88213 5 months ago
@SC88213 talk about stating the obvious, you should know that these chess openings don't work against all moves
prempremprem 5 months ago
@SC88213 after Qe4+ white will be set to recover the pawn and develop the queen
pedalpusher2008 5 months ago
@SC88213 Qa4+ sorry
pedalpusher2008 5 months ago
@SC88213 He has then blocked his kings pawn and you can simply support the attack with b2 pawn to b3 if he still takes it you can open your rook and your pawn will still be protected by your queen and his pawn on e7 is still blocked by his bishop. Advantage white.
dqk420 5 months ago
@SC88213 that would make him unable to move his e7 pawn towards the center and develop the bishop which is worth much more than a pawn.
caligoi 3 months ago
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@SC88213 SIMPLE! white plays Qa4+ and after Nd7 Bxc4
thumbs up so everyone can see!
simon13579100 3 months ago
@SC88213 A)That would block his e pawn and hinder development. B) You can just attack wit your d pawn.
C0nman7 1 month ago
@SC88213 Well then he would be blocking his e pawn
jasonmage 1 month ago
@SC88213 Because it would block the pawn that will control the center and allow his dark square bishop to open up.
GtaOnur 1 month ago
Extremely helpful video, thanks uploader. I now look forward to subscribing and watching more of your chess tips. Thanks again!
pat13wx 6 months ago
this was one of the most helpfullest videos thank you whoever put dislikes how bought you go play a video game
uruncleisfat 6 months ago
great
Ninja007Assassin1 6 months ago
i can't beat my brother in chess so he told me to come here cause he learned alot from u guys i hope i can do the same
clone56901 6 months ago
At 2:42 what if black doesnt do cxb5 but instead plays Be6? It wouldnt allow him to keep the pawn advantage, but he wouldnt be in a terrible position.
can0mark 6 months ago
suckss
poiwh 6 months ago
great knowledge about the game but you either need a new microphone or back away from the mic and/or get a windscreen for the mic. the audio sounds horrible. Love the lessons but hate the audio.
baldeagle9052 6 months ago
27 people are bored of chess just cuz their lazy!!
TheMax1209 6 months ago
When you move the bishop to G5, black can simply move his pawn at H7 one space forward
seb9032 6 months ago
this helped loads thanx
terder30 6 months ago
great
riotofdablood 6 months ago
I would also appreciate it so much if you told me the name of the software you are using. Or, in general, could you recommend some nice chess programme with strong AI? Thx
dahmess 6 months ago
Hi Kev. I love your videos. They have to be some of the best on here. Wish you'd sort out your microphone though!
WalkersBlues 6 months ago
Good video, what software do u use to play chess. The program your using looks similar to Dream Chess on Linux. I dual boot so play titans chess on windows and Dream Chess on Linux Ubuntu.
TechnicolorVille 6 months ago
Good vid
0mriphone0 6 months ago
Can you do a video on Noteboom's variation?
anarchopinko 6 months ago
so if closing in bishops is bad, isnt knight to F3 better than pawn to e3?
Franchan10 6 months ago
How about the c8 goes to e6 at the beginning?
AleksandarKospenda 6 months ago
Black can hold onto the pawn with Be6. If White tries to play Qf3, it can be blocked due to the bishops placement. So you do end up sacrificing a pawn, and what do you gain? A blocked black E pawn and a little bit of center control. Not a good gambit or opening for that matter.
MilitaryMan006 6 months ago
@MilitaryMan006 yeah, but then you have a horribly place bishop blocking and disrupting your pawn chains and critically hurting your center control. also if pieces are defending pawns then pieces aren't being pieces.
20lukeo 6 months ago
@20lukeo fair enough. i've actually tried out the Queen's Gambit, but people usually decline with Nf6. Those who accept are usually newer players who end up falling into the various traps. It is a good opening, i like it.
MilitaryMan006 6 months ago
at 1:52, why not play e4????
It has more control of the center.
thedemonkid203 6 months ago
@thedemonkid203 but at e3, ir protects the pawn at d4
communitychannel1fan 6 months ago
@communitychannel1fan Why do you need to defend the d pawn? Its not attacked.
and e3 blocks the bishop.
thedemonkid203 6 months ago
I'm 16 years old and i've been playing chess before i could walk, what i don't understand is, why do you want center control?
LOL1626 6 months ago
@LOL1626 because if you have center control, more attacking lines a avalible
thedemonkid203 6 months ago
@thedemonkid203 alright, i can see where you're going with that, thanks
LOL1626 6 months ago
are you goin to put up more videos soon?
xrach2006x 7 months ago
I am a newbie at chess. I learned quite a bit and I find myself having very good endgame tactics, but I have the worst openings which usually leads the game into a blowout (I'm on the wrong end.) sometimes I can work it to a draw, but I can't memorize all these openings. Any ideas how I can learn.
Powerlight958 7 months ago
what if black goes Be6 after axb5 in accepted variation?
firefly0993 7 months ago
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Powerlight958 7 months ago
@BLaCkKsHeEp
A gambit is an opening in which you sacrifice a piece (mostly a pawn) and in return gain another advantage. Mostly a positional through better developement than your opponent. Good luck with your newfound love for chess :)
JensMuff 7 months ago
@JensMuff couldnt have said it better myself :)
blueshiftchess 7 months ago
at 7:24 why wouldnt black just move his pawn to H6? is that because the bishop would just go to H4 and nothing would ultimately be different? also, what happens when: before black accepts gambit, moves bishop to E6 and then accepts?
apapp92 7 months ago
4:31 who heard him say 'peace out'? :D
chriskevini 7 months ago
@chriskevini Anyone who watched the video?
PDFatality 7 months ago
what if black does pawn to e6 to defend pawn?
DJCrabCake 7 months ago
u gotta speed this shit up man im high and this is fucking taking forever shows you how boring you really are..
thisfuckinsucks1 7 months ago
these videos are great thank you
patrickcwlovescats 7 months ago
wat if black plays bishop to e6 after capturing your first pawn
AsianStyled 7 months ago
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AsianStyled 7 months ago