Aggressive Chess Gambit (Bishop sac on h7)
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This video is a response to Letsplaychess.com Instructive game: Beware of Greek Gifts! - Dutch Defence
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This position is fairly easy to avoid. Ng6 before castling and black should be safe.
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It's rude not to take gifts!
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@2011nebunu it will allways be a pleasure for me to post comments you don't like
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@alan10401 king is in big danger anyway so wtf u still comment useless
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@jocamaneiro1 it will fork the rook and knight
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7:07 "it will _____ the rook and the knight..."
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Is there a way for black to accept the gift and win?
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the position usually comes from the french defence which makes the knight not able to defend the pawn
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black is not forced to accept the gift
alan10401 4 months ago
@alan10401 in that case black will be pawn down for nothing and white has open H file to work out any future attack.
gunj17 4 months ago
how did u take the pawn at 4:50.. u moved da black pawn from F7 to F5 then u killed it at F6..
lilpat682 1 year ago
@lilpat682
Hi its called "En passant". Its one of the odd rule of chess which many of us doesn't aware of. Just type the word " En passant" in either wikipedia or google and u will know.
gunj17 1 year ago 2
I always arrive at the 1st position (similar) comming from the sacrifice variant on the french defence (e4-e6.-Nf3 d5.- e5 c5.- b4 cxb4.- a3 nc6 .-axb4 Bxb4.- c3 Ba5 .- d4 Ne7.- Bd3 0-0) holding the sac and going h4 instead to be ready to get the rook out by playing Rh3-Rg3 or something like it, it wont work on my opening since black bishop is on c8, any ideas how to continue from here? i would appreciatte since i always make a huge pressure, but cant find a decisive advantage.
Alientcp 2 years ago
(2) If Kg8 then Qh5-Re8,Qh7+- Kf8,Qh8+-Ng8,Nh7+-Ke7,Bg5+ and now
if (i)f6 then Qxg7 and black is mated
and if (ii) Nf6 then simply Qxg7 and white will be a pawn up(and in very good position) as black's knight is pin and attacked by 3 pieces of white.
gunj17 2 years ago