Loved the video! Thanks for showing us these useful lines

One of the best videos I've seen on Froms Gambit.

What a great video !

I could try creating a new novelty for white here, with the idea of simply escaping the forced mate by creating more space for your king

00:01 Intro. 00:44 Chapter 1: From's gambit accepted lines 00:57 Part 1: Early mating ideas if white does early mistake. 01:53 Part 2: White plays correct/best move with Nf3. 03:17: Nf3, g5, e4 is a mistake. We play g4. 04:54: Nf3, g5, g3, again we play g4 here. Nh4 is whites best move. 08:17: Nf3, g5, d4 lines. We still play g4. Knight traped line. 10:06: Nf3, g5, d4 Mainline; Ne5 endgame. 15:34 Chapter 2: From's gambit transposition line: f4, e5, fxe5, d6, Nf3, dxe5. (Witch is another alternative to the g5 From's gambit accepted line at 2:14. 18:25 Chapter 3: From's gambit rejected line: f4, e5, d3.

Ok, so... the line you show with 1. f4 e5 2. fxe5 d6 3. exd6 Bxd6 4. Nf3 g5 5. d4 g4 6. Ng5 f5 7. e4 h6 8. e5 Be7 is INCREDIBLY vicious for white.Sure, you lose a knight, but the attack and the center control for white is ramping growing out of control quickly if you're not incredbly precise. Both 9. Nh3 and 9. Ne4 lead to positions where the black king gets a very compromised position and it's tough to claw back. As an example 9.Nh3 gxh3 10. Qh5+ Kf8 11. Bc4, and the only good move for black is Rh7 to defend mate. If Qe8 you take on h3 with the queen, O-O and white has a better evaluation with a nasty attack.

4:05 If you take a rook, white plays d3 and have equalization. You need to g3 with check, king goes to e2 and black plays nc6. If night takes you play queenf3 and collect the rook and e4 pon

Just played first game against birds opening...seven moves, 100% accuracy checkmate with BISHOP using from's gambit. Opponent was lost and did not play f3 at all, played c4 and c3.

u skipped the critical lines for Black . Nevertheless, A good Overview for everyone who is looking for tactical complications! For that Reason, Thumb up !

BUT after the possible g4 line qh4 mate is unstoppable

why is g4 recommended at 2:15 and at 16:15 suddenly Nf6?

In the 5.e4 line, what happens after 5... g5 6.e5?

Is there a way to beat this Gambit as white?

Unfortunately, you only cover the inferior 8.Ng2 and skip the main line 8.Nxg6 hg 9.Qd3 showing how to continue from here for Black. I like your effort, but labeling this as a complete repertoire seems slightly preposterous.

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I love the homosexual voice you use when describing!