♟️ How To Play The Vienna Gambit - A Complete Guide For Beginners

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00:00 Beginning
00:52 Introduction to the Vienna Gambit
02:43 Vienna Gambit Accepted
10:38 Vienna Gambit Declined (3... Nc6)
15:22 Vienna Gambit Declined (3... Bd6)
16:48 Vienna Gambit Declined (3... d6)
22:39 Summary

In this video, we'll show you how to play the Vienna Gambit, one of the most popular chess openings. This opening is a great way to get your opponent off balance and control the center of the board. We'll also discuss the main variations of the Vienna Gambit and how to defend against them.

If you're a beginner looking to improve your chess game, then this video is for you! We'll walk you through the steps of playing the Vienna Gambit and give you tips on how to exploit your opponent's weaknesses. Thanks for watching!

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[HeatronFPS]

Hey, ive subscribed for quite a while now, and you are extremely underated! Your explanation is precise and clear, and you have a lot of positive energy, please continue to produce more of these types of content!

[dinifromthehood]

Very good, you broken into small pieces of information very well and also didn't rush with the explanation. Well done man :)

[uselessaccount]

Great explanation and great video!! Keep up the great work :D

[ZeyzelionK]

Thank you a lot! I'm a beginner and i couldn't choose my opening but this video helped a lot!

[southernrun]

Very clear and excellent instruction in this video. 👍

[moosemanuk]

Just found your channel mate, and I have to say I am seriously impressed! Subscribed and going to be sticking around for a long time (I'm a Vienna player and you have tons of videos for me to work through and learn a lot from I am sure!)

[derekholmes]

Hi, following along with your excellent description of the Vienna Gambit and all the variations, but I do have a question about a move you made at 22:17... You push g4 to threaten the Bishop and force it back to g6, but what is to prevent Nxg4, h3xg4, h5xg4, and returning to the pin of the N to the Q? If I've missed something I apologise in advance... 😊

[edwardpaschall]

Articulate + Thanks. Now I have two chess instructors whom I really like. 👍

[RendallRen]

It seems then that accepting the Vienna Gambit is always a mistake for black.