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5:47 Nd5 discovery check by the dark-square Bishop, If black blocks with Nf6, there's going to be a mate in one by white playing Bxf6#, but if black blocks with Ne7, white will play Bxe7+, Ke8 by black only move and finally Nf6# by white
Thank you for this video. Just yesterday I was reading about the King's Pawn opening, as I want to learn about it. These traps will definitely come in handy. Keep up the good work.
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😊5:47 of video. Mate in 3 is kf6d5 check has to block with ke7, bg5xke7 check ke8 checkmate kd5f6.only way he can block it is to close his eyelids to protect his eyeballs
12:06 smothered mate with kf7d6 double check, kd8 because if kf8 checkmate with qf7 so kd8 then sac queen on e8 forces capture with with knight or rook then kd6 right back to f7 check mate. I love your stuff man keep it up..I'm learning alot..😂
k=king, n=knight... Took me awhile to figure how your solution worked, until decoding k used to signify knight. Smothered check mate, fascinating puzzle.
at 2:14 trap 1, the second most played option is to take the pawn since the knight is pinned now that the queen is hanging. That looks dangerous. White get a check but that doesn't seem to accomplish much, what is the best for white on that line?
If my eyeballs (and, more importantly, my brain) are working correctly, the mate in 3 in the first puzzle is 1. Nd5 dis ch Ne7 (if ... Nf6 then 2. Bxf6 mate) 2. Bxe7 ch Ke8 3. Nf6 mate. For the second, it's 1. Nd6 dbl ch Kd8 2. Qe8 ch R (or N)xe8 3. Nxf7 mate. I used to play the King's Gambit a lot in high school (a long, long time ago). I got good results, but most of my opponents never played 3. ... g5 in response to my 3. Nf3, so I didn't get a chance to try the Muzio. They usually just tried to continue normally with their development, and I would get the pawn back quickly after d4 and Bxf4, then just charge down the open f-file. Or else they declined the gambit with the Brazilian, but didn't follow it up the way you suggest and I generally did pretty well against that too.Not sure how I'd have done against the Falkbeer Countergambit (or the Philidor-Hanstein defense after 3. ... g5 4. Bc4 Bg7, for that matter). The latter in particular seems to be considered by a lot of people to favour Black.
I started playing the Kings gambit in yesterday's 5 minutes tournament online, and i won all my games! In the past i railed dismally with this gambit. Also, i was a Queen's gambit player with on-off results. As Black, i play Queen e2 with plenty of success; what u call it? Thank u once again kaspa!!
Hei Caspa ❤❤. You are excellent chess master. I have a question about trap no 2. At the time of 10:36 if black play bishop e6 instead of g4, what can I do ?! Please make another video on it.
In Trap 4, after white plays QD3 couldn't Black sac the knight on NxC2+ to either get the rook or bait white Queen to give up protection of the G3 square? Then black can play QH4+and if white blunders with pawn to G3 they're in for a tough game.
There are so many flaws in trap 2.....at 8:14.... After white takes pawn on g file for the trade black can simply push their pawn for a discovered Check forking the Bishop and the rook. White is forced to take the Queen anyway And black wins a rook and their queen back With pawn promotion
5:45 isn't knight to e8 a mate in 1? The bishop discovers check, the knight and bishop each takes away a passive square and the rook protects the knight
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5:47 Nd5 discovery check by the dark-square Bishop, If black blocks with Nf6, there's going to be a mate in one by white playing Bxf6#, but if black blocks with Ne7, white will play Bxe7+, Ke8 by black only move and finally Nf6# by white
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Thank you for this video. Just yesterday I was reading about the King's Pawn opening, as I want to learn about it. These traps will definitely come in handy. Keep up the good work.
You're very welcome!
Trap-2
1. Nd6 dbl check, 2.kd8( if kf8, then Qf7++) ...Qe8+ 3. rxe8 Nf7++ ... what a beauty!!🎉 Thanks Kaspa!
Good Afternoon Sir, this was great ,once again I learned something watching your video...
Thank you
Anderson trap very Nice 😂
Like your style and your sayings the most, specially that "what else do I know".😊
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😊5:47 of video. Mate in 3 is kf6d5 check has to block with ke7, bg5xke7 check ke8 checkmate kd5f6.only way he can block it is to close his eyelids to protect his eyeballs
@@gebaby6471 😂😂😂😂 Eyeballs. Great solution
And I have to say like many others seid to :you make it really easy to understand unlike many other channels .you are a realy good teacher
two wins with the King's Gambit today! Thanks, Kaspa😃
Awesome to hear. Keep it up
12:06 smothered mate with kf7d6 double check, kd8 because if kf8 checkmate with qf7 so kd8 then sac queen on e8 forces capture with with knight or rook then kd6 right back to f7 check mate. I love your stuff man keep it up..I'm learning alot..😂
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k=king, n=knight... Took me awhile to figure how your solution worked, until decoding k used to signify knight. Smothered check mate, fascinating puzzle.
Damn, you make it look so easy! I wish you would cover what to do if black plays the classic defense Bc5.
Maybe check at 15:08
i play king's gambit all the time. I learnt many new things here
Nice
The Queen was watching the King dancing with her eyeballs. Thank you for the video.
Hahaha 🤣😂
Kaspa is so wonderful
at 2:14 trap 1, the second most played option is to take the pawn since the knight is pinned now that the queen is hanging. That looks dangerous. White get a check but that doesn't seem to accomplish much, what is the best for white on that line?
+KaspaChess I am so happy you covered these lines as I am a King’s Gambit player.
If my eyeballs (and, more importantly, my brain) are working correctly, the mate in 3 in the first puzzle is 1. Nd5 dis ch Ne7 (if ... Nf6 then 2. Bxf6 mate) 2. Bxe7 ch Ke8 3. Nf6 mate. For the second, it's 1. Nd6 dbl ch Kd8 2. Qe8 ch R (or N)xe8 3. Nxf7 mate.
I used to play the King's Gambit a lot in high school (a long, long time ago). I got good results, but most of my opponents never played 3. ... g5 in response to my 3. Nf3, so I didn't get a chance to try the Muzio. They usually just tried to continue normally with their development, and I would get the pawn back quickly after d4 and Bxf4, then just charge down the open f-file. Or else they declined the gambit with the Brazilian, but didn't follow it up the way you suggest and I generally did pretty well against that too.Not sure how I'd have done against the Falkbeer Countergambit (or the Philidor-Hanstein defense after 3. ... g5 4. Bc4 Bg7, for that matter). The latter in particular seems to be considered by a lot of people to favour Black.
I'm going to start playing the King's Gambit from now on because of this video.
I started playing the Kings gambit in yesterday's 5 minutes tournament online, and i won all my games! In the past i railed dismally with this gambit. Also, i was a Queen's gambit player with on-off results. As Black, i play Queen e2 with plenty of success; what u call it? Thank u once again kaspa!!
Voy a retomar este gambito.
He ganado varias partidas con las celadas contra la Francesa y esquemas parecidos, ganando la Dama.
Mil gracias.
Thanks 🙏
12:15: smothered mate
I love this teaching you did today it,s interesting n thank you so much of your effort n time.
Kaspa I love it.
Thanks again kaspa! Smothered mate at trap 2
Nice one!
one of my favorite! thanks..
12.05 just double check with knight at D6 and queen. Whereever the king go, Will be checmate in one or two move.
Thanks a lot for this well informed video. Well done coach 👏
My stonewall attack is 🔥🔥🔥!!!!
Good job kaspa!
Awesome.
Thank you for your good content I learned alot from your Videos I Play the Scotch with Lots of fun and sucess now because of you.
Thank you so much, and keep it up!
Hei Caspa ❤❤. You are excellent chess master. I have a question about trap no 2. At the time of 10:36 if black play bishop e6 instead of g4, what can I do ?! Please make another video on it.
5:41 1) Nfd6+, Ne7 blocks check
2)Bg×e7+, Ke8
Now moving the bishop where ever on the F,G,H file would be checkmate. Thats mate in 3
He can go King f8 then, so it's knight c7 #
In Trap 4, after white plays QD3 couldn't Black sac the knight on NxC2+ to either get the rook or bait white Queen to give up protection of the G3 square?
Then black can play QH4+and if white blunders with pawn to G3 they're in for a tough game.
12:11 oh OH Knight d6 double check leads to a smothered checkmate :D
This is ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT!!
Thanks!
At 12.11 mins, there’s mate in 2, with Knight to D6 and then when the king moves, to deliver checkmate with the queen 😊
Hey you read my mind!!!! 💯d4 player too!!!!
great video, as always over the top
Superb kaspa sir
Thanks 🙏
Nice kaspa!
GREAT.😊❤P
There are so many flaws in trap 2.....at 8:14.... After white takes pawn on g file for the trade black can simply push their pawn for a discovered Check forking the Bishop and the rook. White is forced to take the Queen anyway And black wins a rook and their queen back With pawn promotion
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Enjoy your channel & games with other opponents to show how to think while playing.
12:12 Nd6# Qe8# Nf7
Incredible
Thnx❤
5:40 isn't this M1 with Ne8?
Not M1 because blacks can cover with Ne7, but few moves later, yes.
At 2:18 you say Qc7, should be Bc7, kaspa. But boy, so i get about 80% wins in blitz games! Thank you k
I was justblooking for this
Please slowly explain the trap.
My fav opening
Moves of block to destroy stone wall
Smother mate knight D6 doublecheck king D8 queen E8 check rook E8 knight F7 mate
,,,,Nd6 Kd8, Qe8 check, Rook or knight takes Q, then Nf7 smothered mate
5:45 isn't knight to e8 a mate in 1? The bishop discovers check, the knight and bishop each takes away a passive square and the rook protects the knight
Nope, because blk knight to e7 blocks check, so still takes 3 moves to checkmate
@@Mastercane_ Ah, your right. I didn't see that
Kaspa if black moves pon f6 is not mate.maybe in more moves You Will mate him.
Smothered mate
Move Kd5 discovery check mate with Bg5
e6 or Bd7 played at the right moment kill the King's Gambit.
trap will not be working if u tell everybody.....
Fischer was right. D6 kills the King's gambit stone dead.
Sorry folks.
Knight D5 knight black f6bishopf6 mate 😂😂😂😂
Omg
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