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)
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
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...
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?
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! 😊
I love how you put celebrities' pictures when the opponent is unknown.😆😂
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CR7... 😎😁
Yeah LeBron fought well
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)
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
This is so real
Thanks for showing us these games! 4th and 5th games were super interesting - not the main line, but looks vicious
I really enjoyed your step by step analysis of these Latvian Gambit games. Thank you! :)
Loved the video, id really like to see a video on the blackmar diemer gambit too
Good idea
@@SammyChess1 thanks :D
Try a video on the benko gambit nice video though 👍
Good idea! :)
very interesting to see the different style of chess back then
great analysis!
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...
ahh how I remember that glorious game between Greco and Lebron James
Never knew Alexandra was THAT old
Good video
Thank you! 🙂
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.
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.
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?
Wasn't en passant added later than Greco's time?
3:20 If he captures En Passent then you don't have to take it with the knight he can just take the queen.😂😆
Haha you are right! All i was focused on was the En Passant… 😝
Latvian gambit aka black's Vienna game
8:55 why did black not take the queen
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! 😊
10:32 opponent is very famous 🙂
Hehe 🙃
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5:20 It’s already checkmate Qg8.
@matthysuys9084. No Qg8, allows king takes knight and escape. It's Qe7, Kh8 forced, then Qh7 checkmate
Suprb
its better miove NE4 neither ND4 bcs of king can capture the knight and so you will loss the piece 14:13
Make a video on Emory Tate games
Is that a command?
@@belizean_koolisalu_pue3431 no this is not a command it is pornography
His son did the Romanian gambit
Possibly…