ah yes i had a game like this yesterday but i played NC3 after the queen moved to check, he took the pawn, i played ND5, he took E5 with the night with the same checkmate blunder
@@rodneyfungus8249 Learning the attacking lines and patterns can make them a better attacking player that is able to play more sound but sharp variations later
Play the "mainline" (4. Bf4) and simply don't fall for one of Black's simple traps. White will win. Black might do well at the club level, but only if White is not prepared. Don't be unprepared. Refuting the Englund gambit is easy, even for a mediocre player like me.
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*sheepish smile* The club level win rate is why I like to play the Englund Gambit as Black haha
Haha yeah it can work!
I've been trying out Queen's gambit so I've been preparing for d4 responses, this helped me a lot. Thanks!
Thanks ! Very clear and very helpful !
Glad you liked it Ron!
Good video. Just finished a game that gave me a mate in 7 against the Englund so thanks fellas!
Nice job!
Thank you! I haven't lost to the Englund since watching this video.
Great to hear!
very helpful. Thanks.
ah yes i had a game like this yesterday but i played NC3 after the queen moved to check, he took the pawn, i played ND5, he took E5 with the night with the same checkmate blunder
On move #5 - white Qd5
I play this as my main line funny enough there is a cool queen sac variation on c3 that can be complicated I generally win on time in bullet and blitz
You won’t become a better chess player playing that line
@@rodneyfungus8249 Learning the attacking lines and patterns can make them a better attacking player that is able to play more sound but sharp variations later
how about :
d4 e5
dxe5 Bc5
nf3 d6
exd6 Ne7 a.k.a.eric rosen variation hehe !
wat is the best cont.by white here ??
Need to refute Rosen?!
@@ChessGoals how to play against that opening
@@anessavillar539 the simplest way to is to just avoid the main trap by playing e3
2. e4 might be a solid line to explore
Yes. Thanks for watching.
@@tiagomoraes1510 LOL!
What about 2... f6 or 3... f6 variations?
Good questions Gary. I'll plan on doing a small video on them.
Where can I find the club level database ?
Lichess database set to 1600-2200, excluding bullet.
@@ChessGoals thanks
Play the "mainline" (4. Bf4) and simply don't fall for one of Black's simple traps. White will win. Black might do well at the club level, but only if White is not prepared. Don't be unprepared. Refuting the Englund gambit is easy, even for a mediocre player like me.
You've got it!
Solution to chess: Just don't blunder
Lost so many times against the englund its so annoying ^^
So get the knights out
"The engblunder gambit" 🤔😑 lol
That joke was weak af