The Greatest Latvian Gambit Player

[@nareal470]

fantastic work in the tutorial and also in the description with the separate chapters - Marco do Brazil

[@Deemon888]

It’s crazy how I found a video that was posted 2 hours ago on this opening when I was looking for famous kings gambit openings so I can add it to my repertoire. I will definitely start using this opening for it is very fun looking and romantic. Thank you for making this video.
(And I did watch your video on the best kings gambit player, very cool)

[@nishusaif6085]

I love how you put celebrities' pictures when the opponent is unknown.😆😂

[@SammyChess1]

🙃

[@lemat579]

CR7... 😎😁

[@BusyB07]

Yeah LeBron fought well

[@angryrabidfoxes7380]

There’s a reason this is my favorite opening. No one plays it at my level and every time I play f5 there’s a noticeable pause cause they never know what to do lol

[@UncertainWater]

This is so real

[@Xzy_158]

Thanks for showing us these games! 4th and 5th games were super interesting - not the main line, but looks vicious

[@FISHYBUSINESSMAN]

Loved the video, id really like to see a video on the blackmar diemer gambit too

[@SammyChess1]

Good idea

[@FISHYBUSINESSMAN]

@@SammyChess1 thanks :D

[@ryzeonline]

I really enjoyed your step by step analysis of these Latvian Gambit games. Thank you! :)

[@despicableduck-i5e]

Try a video on the benko gambit nice video though 👍

[@SammyChess1]

Good idea! :)

[@franktaggart-qs5ff]

Thank you for your insight

[@Arcanero]

10:58 idk what happened in game 4 but why king go to d1, bishop e2 would be the best, and it would protect the knight attack from g4.

[@InheritedPowerG8]

ahh how I remember that glorious game between Greco and Lebron James

[@S1neWav_]

very interesting to see the different style of chess back then
great analysis!

[@LinJunXian-vc7od]

Good video

[@SammyChess1]

Thank you! 🙂

[@lordlierhook3368]

So you’re telling me the rich and noble classes who learned to play this game did this stuff. Ig they better things to do then study.

[@yukari_katsuragi]

i always forget how early it was that the queen became so powerful. like a hundred years before this even. does anyone know when en passant came about?

[@kurainu1495]

Never knew Alexandra was THAT old

[@gextor2828]

its better miove NE4 neither ND4 bcs of king can capture the knight and so you will loss the piece 14:13

[@VillaG89]

8:55 why did black not take the queen

[@searching5780]

I just wanted to mention that if the queens are exchanged, black might not have as much of an advantage since the black bishop can give a discover check. Just something to keep in mind! 😊

[@nishusaif6085]

3:20 If he captures En Passent then you don't have to take it with the knight he can just take the queen.😂😆

[@SammyChess1]

Haha you are right! All i was focused on was the En Passant… 😝

[@ersozeri]

In this video, you showed Clemenz Defense or Clemenz Gambit... However, Latvian Defense or Gambit : 1.e4e5 2.Af3f5 etc. Schliemann Variation is 1.e4e5 2.Af3Ac6 3.Fb5f5...

[@VioletGiraffe]

Wasn't en passant added later than Greco's time?

[@sweet_stranger114]

10:32 opponent is very famous 🙂

[@SammyChess1]

Hehe 🙃

[@Dinotrain35]

Latvian gambit aka black's Vienna game

[@matthysuys9084]

5:20 It’s already checkmate Qg8.

[@tombailey6625]

@matthysuys9084. No Qg8, allows king takes knight and escape. It's Qe7, Kh8 forced, then Qh7 checkmate

[@PiyushKumar-cu8nt]

❤

[@MonMohonSinha]

Suprb

[@WHAT-gm1xm]

Make a video on Emory Tate games

[@belizean_koolisalu_pue3431]

Is that a command?

[@WHAT-gm1xm]

@@belizean_koolisalu_pue3431 no this is not a command it is pornography

[@lukemarks3281]

His son did the Romanian gambit

[@SammyChess1]

Possibly…