King's Gambit Declined: Guide for WHITE

One of the Successful Gambit that you can play against 1...e5 stands for the King's Gambit. It's famous for it's aggressiveness and for sure the strong attack on the black's kingside. In this video, you'll be guided how to play with White if your opponent declines once you play 2.f4. By playing this gambit, you'll not only increase your opening knowledge, at the same time you'll learn to attack since every game will create for you this oppurtunity.
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[@brandonbuckmaster3077]

This was amazingly helpful against the declined variants. I know there's like the classical way to decline that wasn't covered. But I was curious if you would eventually cover that and when would you be expecting to do the lines of king's gambit accepted? Again.. thank you so much for your knowledge and experience.

[@chesstonight]

Thanks for your kind words, appreciate it! Currently I'm preparing for my next tournaments, but I have in mind to create the video about Accepted Variation as well. I have the PGN for the Accepted Variation, if you want I would be happy to share it.

[@brandonbuckmaster3077]

@@chesstonight I would love that! Thank you so much. I wish you luck in your tournament and hope you do well.

[@chesstonight]

Thank you, please send me your email so I can send you PGN file.

[@ibrahimjaleel5900]

That was a genius move.

[@viktorftten2304]

After rook takes queen its knight g8 then bishop f7 mate

[@chesstonight]

Good Job!

[@AlpControl]

@20'' we are waiting for the separate video about gambit accepted (wich is a problem).

[@chesstonight]

Hey, here I played some games with lower-rated players by using the King's Gambit Accepted: th-cam.com/video/G3KYu0QXvGU/w-d-xo.html
I've covered all the King's Gambit in my this course: www.udemy.com/course/chess-opening-play-1e4-a-complete-white-repertoire/ . Feel free to check it out
I'm going to publish KGA video hopefully till 5th October, thank you!

[@deveshjha699]

at 5:33 if bishop takes our pawn then what. if take with the pawn our king is open.

[@giordithebest]

Very helpfull Video! Thank you. What do you recommend if black plays 2....Bc5?

[@chesstonight]

If 2...Bc5 then 3.Nc3 - Nc6 4.Nf3 - d6 5. Bb5 - Bg4 6. Bxc6+ - bxc6 7. fxe5 - dxe5 8. h3 - Bxf3 9. Qxf3 and here White has a nice position since black got doubled pawns on the queenside and pawn structure of the Black can be serious target for White

[@_rishav]

in the last variation, what if after Bd2, black goes Re8 (to save the pawn) instead of Nc6?

[@_rishav]

Is white worse then?

[@chesstonight]

Actually Re8 worse than Nc6. Because after Re8 white has Nb5 with the threat fork on c7 and at the same time attacking the Queen on d4. Now after Nb5 Black's Queen can't move back since it's also protecting bishop on c5

[@_rishav]

​@@chesstonight wow that's true, and if Qd7 (attacking the knight), Nxc5 also defends the knight on b5.. this was a nice tactic.. Subscribed :)

[@chesstonight]

Thank you, appreciate it!

[@tonycarmen4034]

salamat sir, ireplay ko nlang,god bless

[@chesstonight]

Thank you!

[@PriyaPriya-ss9je]

What app yours use ? App name please

[@chesstonight]

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