Chess lecture 3
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The Material advantage for white is moot. After 9.Nd5?? this turns the advantage over to black. with not 9...Bf2+? but 9...Nxd5! (don't worry about this trade.) 10.cxd Bf2+ 11.Ke2 Ba6+ 12.d3 Nb4 now for example 13.Qd2 Bxd3+ 14.Kd1 Bc2+ 15.Ke2 Bxb1 16.Rxb1 Rc8 and -+ black is winning
ghfmp 2 years ago
the benko gambit is very popular at high level play. it is seen as the only solid gambit by top level players
hayeder 3 years ago
First of all I wouldn't have found myself in this horrible position, but at 6:52. I would have definately traded my queen for both of your bishops.
o0masta0o 3 years ago
awesoem vid :)
IAmSonyFanBoy 3 years ago
you cant playyy guyzz
avo25 3 years ago
i believe that was the danish gambit. causes great development, however if one is not tactically strong, its an easily lost game once the opponent defends / trades down to end game. this opening is almost NEVER played in high level play. i think the most popular gambit is the queens gambit, in my opinion
JoeyLieber 3 years ago
i would much have a knight than a rook in the begining because it canattack peices that cant attack it back all they can do is run
ajsensabaugh19 3 years ago
thanks..such a helpful chess lecture
lupakuehh 4 years ago
what if he moves the knight on the other side a 2:06 threatening the bishop and the queen and even takes the bishop seeing the bishop as a threat......
xtremerace 4 years ago
nice lecture, you really positioned your pieces well. Where in the Phils are you playing?
Dmagik88 4 years ago