QUEEN TRAP! (King's Gambit Part 3: Bishop's Gambit)

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[andrei]

Everybody gangsta till your opponent doesn't do the most common move

[Liffro]

To new chess players: Trap is good when you encounter it in some sort of game, it can be a very big advantage but mostly you should not remember all traps or always use traps because the common move might not be played in your games.

[jakkhundo]

“They accept the gambit”
*my opponent doesn’t accept the gambit*
Me: *sweats nervously*

[Peanutsgrowintheground]

Did I just witness a queen getting checkmated?

[Moomd]

"They accept the gambit"
"No they dont"

[gojoisakitkatfr]

Legend has it i am still waiting for someone to accept the gambit

[calgaryownersgroup]

Everyone gangsta till the opponent plays something else and u don't know what to do next and you gotta seethe with your 1 pawn loss and fuckdd kingside

[vishwajeetshastri]

i tried this Gambit trap on stokfish but i got mate in 7

[duckduck]

people forget that these traps aren't for the exact same position and opening and can be applied anytime. that's why memorizing tactical patterns is important

[moneysign]

This is literally the only video I’ve seen of his that actually works

[tritonus]

Black has developed pieces, and can take a rook and a bishop (plus a pawn) for a Queen. Even though they're without their Queen, they aren't dead lost at all.

[homersimpsonfromfortnite]

and he sacrifices THE POSITION and won the queen

[cikonianiggra]

very good video. Till now from this type of videos - the best one. Very good is this commentary. Thank you.

[misterexclusive]

The first few moves was an opening played by Morphy in the 1840's

[alexandredoyen]

Probability of this exact sequence happening

[oceancolt]

If i only heard this video and not seen the visual, I'd go crazy. Lol

[JackAnemo]

Trap is good when your opponent follows them too 😊

[andrey]

This is hoping for a lot of stars to align

[abdelyosef]

Kind of magic is this. this is harder than school

[alanpage]

Seems like it’s more likely the black queen would pin the knight then move all the way back