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Doesn't work in any midrange players. If your opponent rating is above 1400, don't bother playing this, you will end up with a worse position than white in about 80% of time.

My elo rating is 1900 . I'm going to this 1.. he played e4

It’s a fun gambit, thank you

Must be get lucky so he doesn't move night to c3 ur position is bad now.

Why is this so relatable?😂

lol

Loml you got me 💀🤧

Idc

@@shaneashleyhandumon6777 well u clearly cared 💀

So true

That's me 😂 GM can't predict unprofessional player's move

then just take the pawn

i stg

then u win a pawn and the center

i love when folks play it against me i can easily get a winning position cuz i know the theory xD

@@switch_val8865 i still play it because i know the more advanced theory

I play it at 1200 and still get plenty of wins. I guess 1200 isn't very high rated though

@@harrisonsherwood4028 heh, I know the EVEN more advanced theory, I’m kinda unbeatable

@@angelman906 and ur elo is?

You’re not alone

Same

How can they know my next move when I don’t even know it, gotta keep ‘Em on their toes.

Your name made me hilarious

@@mbrown7325 well they calculate the position in their heads

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Wdym???

@@di-egohumilde4515 Keyword is “usually.” Below 1600 they never play the usual moves. Can’t memorize the opening.

@@JordanMetroidManiac for real below 1000 it literally seems like random moves, theory won’t help you

Bruh just capture the pawn, you are up in development

thats why its called a gambit

I didn't have time to mention I've won 60% with this opening up to 1500 rating, which is higher rated than 90% of people watching this. If white knows how to play, you're in trouble. However, you can play this every time against d4, but white probably won't be too familiar because it's not as common.

@@BobbyBoJanglles fair, no hate love your vids

@@BobbyBoJanglles experienced players will realize the queen on e7 is a bad move temporary delay move and wasting tempo. so this gambit will only work on lower ratings

@@HectorNykterstein yeah 1500 is low. When i was 1600-1700 95% will never fall for this but there was still people who would fall for englund gambit traps, not this one shown in the video but when queen is on B2 and white free/protect the rook with knight C3 u play knight B4 and then white play rook B1 losing the queen😂🤣😂😂

Fr. This only works against elo 700 and lower 😂

Yep, traps your queen. You basically traded a queen for the knight that's keeping it there. Not good.

Literally everyone will play knight c3, too.

I have come to the comments to see who says this as it happens all the time to me. Best move is queen A3 I think, then just freestyle from there and you're putting on a lot of pressure. Time an escape if needed

​@@danielshields34 Then white will move Nb5 & you are done.

This is exactly what Yr opponent will do..

Lund ka gambit haii😂

I was looking for my countrymen 🙌🏼

I found something funny in my library book "He drenched his tobacco with LAUDAnum" And yes this is typical indian school humor

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😂😂🤣💀💀

What happened to him

@@Pale3110 knight can break this gambit he must have lost

@@Hm-vp6no ooo

Ya i also broke this Gambit by taking queen D4 after black knight takes bishop and that was ended with queen trade and i had great position in that match ..

Mine is the Fried Liver. I started playing chess because of the Fried Liver. I would blindly play 1.e4 2.Nf3 3. Bc4 4.Nc5 regardless of what my opponent played. I have some games that are too old to analyse where there isn’t even a black Knight on f6 and black just plays 4…Qxg5 and I lose the game. Nowadays, whenever I get a fried liver, I usually win the game with more time on my clock than I started with.

You're welcome. Congrats on hitting a thousand.

He showed that possible scenario

True all played that

@@orlandorodriguez7235 no he didn't. He showed that AFTER the bishop's return. Covering the king with knight stops the attack altogether.

Cause it is losing lol

It you learn a gambit at a decent rating, your opponents will likely have faced it at least once. I started playing chess with the Fried Liver and have only lost 1 game with it ever since. I don’t remember the last time someone willingly or unknowingly played into a fried liver though.

@@marianorivera3272 the fried liver is easily countered with the traxler. I still have yet to use it tho, no one plays the fried liver anymore

This looses a bishop

Then the bishop hangs

No no no. Accept the gambit and play nf3 Bf4 as white. If black try this nc6 qe7 nonsense retreat the bishop to d2 if qb4+, then if they take b2 it's already +5 for white. Nc3 and rb1 blacks queen is getting trapped or losing a rook with nc7+

How exactly do u play the knight to G3?? 😂

Do u mean to say knight to D2?

Bro.. 😂😂😂😂

Same, i think thats mainly because most of the moves are natural looking

@Augustus wdym it was on the board

​​@History Lover u don't I started with 600

Not really, lol, that's main line theory. Black has a somewhat solid response for that. It's better to just go d5 after e5 and lock the centre at the beginning, to be honest. It makes it very cramped for black, and it makes it difficult to develop properly, as white will develop and defend the pawn at a rapid pace.

@@GustavRex engine is at -3 after Nc3 and it's obvious why. Black sacs a pawn just for tricks and if they win it back with Qxb2 white is quick to develop all their pieces and launch an attack. Also, accepting the gambit is the best move.

The Englund is veeery unstable and is losing quite big for black, even when white is just playing relatively natural moves. Do try it out, it's fun, but it's extremely unreliable and quite easy to play against, if you just know the basics. Do mind, though, the Englund starts with d4, whereas with the French, your opponent has to play e4

@@GustavRex yes because queen e7 is waste of tempo

They should’ve brought the knight which defends the rook and stops check

if they dont play bd2 then you can take the bishop

@@asdasf8817 then black falls into a trap. nd3 to block check, qxe4, nd5, which threatens the black queen and nxc7+ winning the rook.

NC3 is best

@@josephroxursox you are usually winning the rook as white or trapping blacks queen with Bd2. 1. d4 e5 2. dxe5 nc6 3. Nf3 Qe7 4. Bf4 Qb4+ 5. Bd2 Qxb2 6. nc3 (white's queen now defends the rook) 6. ...Bb4 7. Rb1 Qa3 8. Rb3 Qa5 (now white has the choice to play e3 or a3, both are +2 for white). if 6. ...nb4? Threatening to take c2 with smothered check loses white's queen unless white defends with nd4. Now both knights are eyeing b5. After 8. ...Qa5 9. a3 threatens the bishop. If black takes, 9. ...Bxa3 he's basically lost. 10. Nd5 Qxb5 free rook! But nc7+ picks up the queen.

its completely losing

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I learned an opening and understood its concepts and ideas, and that alone led me to a none stopping win streak, it was a 20min video from gotham and its great! I havent memeorized much but the general idea "if opponent does not fight for center, take it, if they do, gambit, and if neither, then win by abandonement"

Still being useful for beginners