BRAND NEW GAMBIT - Crush 1. d4 EVERY Time | *Actually* Good | Full Repertoire: Graif-Benko Gambit
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2024
- 00:00 Introduction: The Subtle and Powerful Point of This Move Order
6:20 4. Nf3
10:03 4. e3
14:12 4. dxc5
22:20 4. d5 and 5. b3
25:00 4. d5 and 5. e4
30:38 Don't Fall For This!!
31:55 6. Nxb5 and 7. d6
35:36 6. Nxb5 and 7. Nc3
39:10 7. Nd6+ and 8. Qe5/Qf4
43:05 7. Nd6+ and 8. Qd1
46:22 My Game! 7. Nd6+ and 8. Qd3
48:47 6. Nxb5 and 7. Nc3
51:24 6. Nxb5 and 7. Nf3
56:00 Actual Recommendation for White
57:30 Summary
59:45 Other Move 3 Options for White, and a Gambit Name!
1:01:17 Your favorite outro :)
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Great idea for an improved Benko gambit! This was played by the Hungarian GM Laszlo Barczay in 1976 in several games and should be named after him.
i literally came here to check your weapon against d4 and to my pleasant surprise i found out you just published this…so excited to watch it…thanks a lot
Please make your gambit tier list. You are the most famous gambit expert, no one will do it better than you. The fact that there is still no such list does not make sense.
There ist one guy who rated every gambit on lichess, like 630 or so in an 12 hour video
Jonathan Schrantz is much more famous
What If i make a gambit tierlist 😂 lol
Awesome video, William! Thanks for all of the hard work you put into it
A fine return to form with this video!
A *real* chess opening??
"You're on the wrong channel !"
'INTENTIONAL MAN' 🚹 strikes again !!
the smile at 2:30 is soooo sinister you know something evil and devastating is coming right up…this channel is amazing 😊😊😈😈
Wow this one is really great, now I have a full repertoire of gambit man gambits
Me: Switches to d4 after only playing e4 all my life
FM William Graif the very next week: Crush 1. d4 EVERY Time
Just play into a von popiel to avoid this I guess lol! (d4 Nf6 Nc3 d5 e4
@@ponzii6915 That's not true d4 ^^
@@HighlyCruciferous oop! 👀
This is like wagon gambit for Jonathan schrantz but with c4. Interesting
"bishops can cook" "lots of fish to eat" I'm only halfway through but if there's no name.. the Kitchen Gambit?!
Chef's Gambit? :)
Really love watching your gambits! Still trying to figure it all out, was playing it out a bit, and at 36:15 you have the opponent moving e4 to get their bishop out to castle. Opponent goes to a possibly better move - KnE5, threatening a Rook/Queen fork. I castle, but with Knight on E5, I can't prevent white from castling :(
Wake up babe, new gambitman video just dropped!
I've played 1.... Nf6, 2.... c5 and 3.... a6 a lot. There's a lot of transpositions. Benkos, e5 Sicilians, and Czech Benonis. A number of players 4. Nc3 b5 5 Nxb5 Ba6 6 e3 which loses a piece.
To clarify, 2...a6 3.Nc3 c5 4.d5 b5 5.cxb5 axb5 6.Nxb5 Ba6 7.e3? Bxb5 8.Bxb5 Qa5+
Looks great but I can never see myself passing on a Budapest gambit
21:00 Shankland’s d4 course on Chessable actually covers the a3 line quite well, with the point being that you can play Ne2 to reinforce the knight and renew the threat of b4. Black’s best line seems to be giving up a piece and the queen gets chased around a bit, but you probably still have some play
you said you would do my gambit😥, great video tho!
After 3 Nf3: ...e6 and...d5, which WG suggests, i.e.Janowski's QGD, is not a gambit of course, but we can't have everything.
Maybe 4...Bb4, a strange NID with ...a6, essentially a move down unless ...b5 can somehow be arranged successfully. Playable though: Stockfish 16 +0.5
Stockfish 16 suggests: 2...a6 3.Nc3 c5 4.d5 b5 5.a3 This stops ...b4 and permits 6 e4 [edit: as noted at 56:18]
44:57 there's an option to Rf8 to Rf1 and then Ng3 royal fork too
Benko Gambit: Zaitsev System
59:55 This is a direct transposition to the Dzinzi-Indian Defense. Many GM games have gone 4...c5 5 d5 and either 5...b5 or 5...exd5 6 exd5 b5
Interesting move order, deferring the Benko's...g6 and the Blumenfeld's: ...e6. And avoiding both the truckloads of prep needed for the former and the known vulnerabilities of the latter. There may be potential transpositions to the 'The Modern Treatment of the Blumenfeld Gambit' [1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 e6 3 Nf3 a6 4 Nc3 c5 5 d5 b5] in Przewoznik and Pein (1991), but you show that Black can do better than this and thus sidestep quite a few fragile lines in the Blumenfeld. Also Eric Schiller, Win with the Djin! (1994) is based on an early Nf3.
This is just a benko transposition... but I've seen people not pay attention to move order specifics, which is why I love the GM... GM William graif
isn't it a Volga transposition? If we're looking at "specifics" I thought Benko required bxa6
@@ponzii6915Two names for the same line 1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 c5 3 d5 b5 is called Benko in the west and Volga in Russia/former eastern block
@@HighlyCruciferous oh okay I'm probably misremembering from this one Finegold video about the Benko
I play the 1 ... Nf6, 2 ...c5 3. ... a6. If a4 then I play e5 and Czech Benoni where white with a4 can't castle q side and also the common break white a3-b4 is a lot harder. Although Czech Benoni has a solid rep, there's variations where black delays castling, plays Nf8-g5, ng6 and throws stuff up to attack the k side with the center closed. Benjamin finegold plays this.
Your analysis of the line works very well with 3 Nc3 which is apparently more aggressive than 3 Nf3, but the lines tend to turn out to be comparatively attractive for Black. I look forward to what you'd recommend after 3. Nf3. Perhaps 3...b5 4.Nc3 e6 5.cxb5 axb5 6.Nxb5 which looks similar, but is less dynamic as the W pawn is on d4.
3...e6 is a direct transposition to the Dzindzi-Indian Defense
@@HighlyCruciferous Good point, but the D-I has issues of its own: 3.Nf3(!) 3...e6 4.Nc3 c5 5.d5 b5 [Djin or Dzindzi-Indian, also played by Miles and Alburt] 6.e4!? gets nasty for B after... 6...b4 7.e5 bxc3 8.exf6 which favours W. Or 6.dxe6!? fxe6 7.e4 (7.cxb5?!) 7...b4 8.e5). The D-I would be fine for playing rapid games online, but risky if repeatedly used in classic games. Admittedly, this site attracts people looking for quick kills in rapid games. And I should mention that I'm only 12 minutes into this video, but I have spent hours following up on the core recommendations in the pgn.
[My earlier reply has vanished: I'll try again] Good point. The fascinating Dzindzi-Indian or Djin has issues though, at least in a repertoire for games at classical time control. 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 a6 3.Nf3 e6 4.Nc3 c5 5.d5 b5 6.e4! b4 7.e5 bxc3 8.exf6 is good for W 8...h6 (Stockfish 16's choice) 9.fxg7 Bxg7 10.bxc3 Bxc3+ Alas, this doesn't work 11.Bd2 Bxa1?! 12.Qxa1. @@HighlyCruciferous
You might want to fix the chapter titles: 48:47 should be named "6.Nxb5 and 8.Sc3", the chapter at 51:24 should be named "6.Nxb5 and 8.Sf3", the chapters at 39:10, 43:05 and 46:22 should be renamed to "8.Nd6+ and 10.Qe5/f4", "8.Nd6+ and 10.Qd1" and "MyGame: 8.Nd6+ and 10.Qd3" respectively.
Ok but means no graif gambit or Jobava Trick. I guess this might be some prep for Sicilian?
Oh, wow, 38:06 and SF recommends just to abandon the queen.
Any thoughts if after 1...NKB3, White goes for a London or Jobava London?
he suggests d5 and if jobava he has a vid on it 3..Nc6👀
Is this playable in classical as a surprise weapon? Asking for a friend
opps will have no idea what's coming
mostly to complicated the gambits de graif for me , i lost so mant times with the stafford veriation with Bc4 from white and then the attack on F7 wit Knight or Bichop ..
4:42 real openings don't get into weekly gambit vids!
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For some reason I can't comment directly so I'll do it here: 4.e4 and white has a maroczy bind right?
@@Soughkinda but not exactly, after cxd4 white has to capture back with queen instead of knight which gives black extra tempi