Chess Traps & Tactics in the Scandinavian Icelandic Gambit
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ต.ค. 2024
- This week's chess trap comes within the Icelandic Gambit, which actually contains various traps and tactics to be aware of! Watch Crazy Crab demonstrate some of the lines he's learned over the years, and improve your chess!
I play this line and do very well with it. You help me to have clear objectives.
Awesome video, well presented, liked the recap of the main ideas too
I found this hilarious. I’m enjoying your commentary . Also thanks for the lesson
Very brilliantly explained!!
Thanks!
Excellent video. Thanks especially for the review at the end.
Np!
Right on!!! thanks!!
Great explanation. You have an excellent teaching style. I am looking forward to doing this in my next tournament in Sydney Australia. I think I will make this my standard reply when I am black to pawn to e4. Well done!
Thank you so much!
You are great teacher, thank you
Thanks!!!
Thanks for sharing. I am being successful with this trap against white e4
Your explanation is to funny makes me want to listen carefully thanks
Thank you for the lesson. I'm a little puzzled about one thing: If 6) Nxd2, do I still play Qe7 to prepare Q side castling on my next move?
Nice trap. You deserve definitely more followers. By the way: what's the name of the song in your intro?
both position of white and black have many complex....white to save pawn sacrificed and also black in its progress..it would be amazing to learning each side
Crazy crab in the house😂
Didn't like the cheesy music at the beginning, but the rest was great! Straight-forward, simple and clear.
It was only a few seconds but thanks; check out my new followup video
What if white does NOT take the pawn on move 2?
Splendid
1:54 what if Qa4+? then Nc6 and d5, forking 2 pieces.
Yes!! I love when this happens.... check it out... so he plays 7. Qa4+ then ..Nc6! Yes he will 99% of the time respond with 8. d5 forking 2 pieces as you said. You respond with 8...Qf6! which threatens mate.. so he can't take one of the pieces yet; he has to respond to the mate. So, he may play 9. Nf3. Now you can capture the knight on c3 with 9... Nxc3 and he STILL can't capture one of those pieces because that knight you just captured his knight with is also attacking his queen! Soo, he plays 10. bxc3 and you respond with 11... Qxc3+ winning the rook and giving you a deadly attack. Here is the line again and a few extra moves that could happen 7. Qa4+ Nc6 8. d5 Qf6 9. Nf3 Nxc3 10. bxc3 Qxc3+ 11. Bd2 (not too many good choices here are there..) Qxa1 12. Ke2 O-O-O 13. dxe6 (He finally tries to capture one of those forked pieces...) Rxd2+!!! 14. Nxd2 Nd4+ 15. Ke3 Qc3+ and he is in a mating net. 16. Bd3 Qxd2+ 17. Kxd4 Qf4+ 18.Kd5 c6+ 19.Qxc6+ bxc6+ 20.Kxc6 Qe5 21.exf7 Qc5# (if 18.Be4 then 18...Qxf2+ 19.Ke5 Qf6+ 20.Kd5 fxe6#) I LOVE THESE LINES!! White puts that check in, you block with the knight, then he moves that pawn forward thinking he's got you beat... and BAM.. play Qf6 and laugh.
Crazy Crab Chess you sir are a god. keep up the good work and passion
*Beware:* 5.Nf3 is much better for white than 5.d4?! These Icelandic gambit videos always feature the move 5.d4?! because it leads to black's magnificent attacks.
rizka you're right because if black tries 5...Bb4 to pin then white can play 6. a3 and black must do something about the bishop whereas in the line shown here because of 5. d4, black can gang up on c3 if white does block with the knight. For some reason most TH-cam videos if not all are focused on 5. d4.
I've still found good moves against5. Nf3 and won the game
nice video. Like u I expect the best move. At 3:00 min, knight should take the free king pawn. Queen can't take bishop, rook will fall. If queen checks, knight goes back, same position with a free pawn. I don't expect bad moves. At 6:30, I check with the knight and get a free rook. I see the queen check but prefer to leave it near my king which has not castled yet. What do you think. Wonderful review at the end, thanks!!!
If you capture the f2 pawn, queen just grabs the developed bishop on f5. If you grab the rook in the corner, the knight is trapped so you have a rook for two pieces (not good) since it was an undeveloped rook. At 6:30, again it's not about material or the rook in the corner, if you check, then he'll move the king, grab the rook, dxe6 and black must be careful. The black knight in the corner is misplaced
@@Primitive_Code Thx for the reply! But, black wins a rook AND a pawn for a bishop. The knight is NOT trapped as Q to h5 frees it, with a check! White is down an exchange and has a totally unprotected king. Black can castle either side to protect HIS king. Big adv black. At 6:30, again, white loses the exchange, loses castling rts and has an unprotected king on d2, the only safe square. Black can castle to safety. Big adv black! Thx for the info.