I: give up material early on thinking I'm being aggressive. Rest of the game continue to give up more material thinking I'm continuing to be aggressive. Eventually left with no material
my favorite chess opening is when you fire an anti-tank guided missile as your first move. they have very little defense in the realm of possibility against that move
for we all need Jesus, all sin and fall short of The glory of God and the wages of sin is death. the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord, for Jesus died on the cross and rose again and by His blood our sins are forgiven. there is no other way than Jesus for He is The Way The Truth The Life and no one comes to The Father except through Him. for it is by declaring with your mouth Jesus is Lord and believing in your heart that God raised Him from the dead you are saved see romans 10:9-13, i encourage you to read your Bible and invite The Holy Spirit to guide your mind as you read, john romans psalms luke and mark are good places to start. God bless God Jesus The Holy Spirit love you and be with you forevermore in Jesus Name we pray amen :) only One God our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ i am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me. galatians 2:20 in Jesus Name we pray amen, pray for the peace of israel pray for those who are persucated for righteousness sake for their is the kingdom of heaven see matthew 5:10 pray for the brethren pray for me in all things praying for you in Jesus Name we pray amen may you believe in Jesus and be saved in Jesus Name we pray amen i encourage you to repent of your sins turn from them and come to believe in Jesus for it is by declaring with your mouth Jesus is Lord and believing in your heart that God raised Him from the dead you are saved and all who truly put their trust in Him will never be put to shame in Jesus Name we pray amen in Jesus Name we pray amen (see romans 10-11) for the kingdom of heaven is at hand, no one is promised tomorrow and Jesus alone saves all in Jesus Name we pray amen God bless God Jesus The Holy Spirit love you and be with you forevermore praying for you pray for me in all things through trials and temptations and sin and to be more Christ like everyday for Jesus is perfect and the same always in Jesus Name we pray men Jesus loves us all and died and rose again to save us all for by His blood our sins are forgiven, it is God's gift to us to be saved for we do not deserve it and we can not earn it but when we believe in Jesus we are saved and have passed over from death to life with God and Jesus forevermore in Jesus Name hey only God Jesus The Holy Spirit are perfect and only One God our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and we can be made righteous when we come to Jesus for while we have sinned and fall short of The glory of God Jesus The Holy Spirit but when we believe in Jesus and come to Him our sins are forgiven and we can turn from sin and wickedness and live a life worthy to Jesus in Jesus Name we pray amen Wherewith shall I come before the Lord, and bow myself before the high God? shall I come before him with burnt offerings, with calves of a year old? 7 Will the Lord be pleased with thousands of rams, or with ten thousands of rivers of oil? shall I give my firstborn for my transgression, the fruit of my body for the sin of my soul? 8 He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God? micah 6:6-8 Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me. 7 If ye had known me, ye should have known my Father also: and from henceforth ye know him, and have seen him. john 14:6-7 do not use The Lord's Name in vain instead honor God love God with all heart soul and mind and love your neighbor as yourself, believe in The One God has sent Jesus Christ for this is The Work of God in Jesus Name we pray amen That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. For the scripture saith, Whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed. For there is no difference between the Jew and the Greek: for the same Lord over all is rich unto all that call upon him. For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. romans 10:9-13 only God Jesus The Holy Spirit are perfect and when we come to Jesus we can be saved for by His blood our sins are forgiven and when we believe we are saved, i encourage you to read your Bible for it alone is God's Word for us and invite The Holy Spirit into your life for it is God's Word and Spirit that give light and life to all for Jesus is The Living Word and all who believe in Jesus are saved and have passed over from death to life. they re no longer separated from God for eternity but have life and peace with God and Jesus forevermore, instead of being condemned to the lake of fire we have life in the new heaven the new earth and the new jerusalem where there is no more death or mourning or sorrow or crying or pain or sin for Jesus bore them all on the cross taking them away forevermore and when we truly believe in Jesus as Lord and Savior we are saved in Jesus Name we pray amen come into The Kingdom of Light accept Jesus as your Lord and Savior today amen amen For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him. Whoever believes in him is not condemned, but whoever does not believe stands condemned already because they have not believed in the name of God’s one and only Son john 3:16-18 come to know Jesus today He died on the cross for our sins and rose again, so we can live with Him forever because He loves us, by His blood He has victory over sin, death and hell amen. God Jesus The Holy Spirit love you amen God bless amen :) i encourage you to read your Bible and invite The Holy Spirit to guide you for it is God's Word
Truth be told computers can be tricked but really really hard especially in the highest difficulty since they will make the best moves for thei sides meaning they're not the type to bluff or make a trick play which if you understand you can predict the computers moveset and essily counter it
Sean Liao simply untrue. computers have long been infinitely better than humans in chess. the only way to beat a program like stockfish would be to use another program against it
With all these openings I wasn't aware of, I realize now that I hold on to my pieces way too much- especially the pawns, knights and bishops. Even if it means better opportunities in the future. Really good stuff and thanks for the upload!!
Awesome list! It would be cool if you could add an annotation in the corner somewhere linking an appropriate video that goes into more depth about whatever opening is being discussed in the list.
JUST AWESOME I stopped playing chess some years ago, one of my problems was I was too positional instead of being agressive. This is great for improving my game, thanks
It's good to have a clear and enthusiastic voice in a chess tutorial video. Kudos. Most of the video's out there sounds like people still have difficulties with mic and breathing at the same time, haven't drink water for over a year or just being really tired when they make the video.
The Danish is probably my favorite to use when playing with newer players; they seem too eager to collect a lot of my pawns, because they make the classic rookie mistake of thinking that lots of pawns automatically means they're winning, and then when I start getting aggressive with my back row pieces, they almost freeze out of surprise
The danish gambit is underrated. I fell for it and it made me question everything. I was laughing thinking omg, this little pawn is going to win me the game. I was checkmated shortly after he was captured. Now I'm a pacifist.
+macccerkiddd the problem is that the guy I work with is most likely watching this video, now it comes down to whoever knows the Latvian Gambit better!! Ahaha.
I have been representing my school chess team consecutively two years now but my openings were always not aggressive enough, this video inspired me, thanks
Would love to see more in depth videos from you. This is extremely situational because most are just 1 specific reply from the opponent. Would be great to see full in depth guide on each opening.
I just started getting into chess recently and watching this video made me realize I’ve been doing these openings/gambits without realizing it xD (Especially the Halloween gambit, that one’s my fav!)
For the Fried Liver Attack, be careful when you use it or you can fight back against what we call the Traxler Counter-Attack, a very aggresive respond and also very hard to counter, so much line possible.
Nice list. 👍🏽 However, it would be useful to show a few lines to exploit possible wrong responses of the opponent. For instance: 1. e4 e5 2. d4 exd4 3. c3 dxc3 4. Bc4 cxb2 5. Bxb2 Qg5 6. Nf3 Qxg2 7. Rg1 Qh3 8. Bxf7+ Kxf7 9. Ng5+ Ke8 10. Nxh3
Just learnt the Danish Gambit. Pen and paper. Chess board. Thank you easily digested information. Been inspired to play properly because of the Queens Gambit .... bloody brillliant. 🙏
For a long time those gambits were the reason I wouldn't play 1...e5 but French instead. Now I'm more confident, there are ways to keep the balance (take the pawn but give it back later, often playing d5 in the course). BTW. Vienna gambit or Evans gambit probably are both more dangerous than King's gambit. Falkbeer all the way against 2.f4!
As black you definitely need a response to 1.d4, and as white playing 1.e4 - to Sicilian, Scandinavian and French defences. So for the first one I've chosen the Albin counter-gambit, and for others - respectively Smith-Morra, Blackmar-Diemer and 2.b3 which is confusingly either Reti gambit or Papaticulat, whatever that word means. Also I'm very fond of Icelandic gambit as black, which stems from the Scandinavian. It is really aggressive especially when you manage (and you often do) to castle long and place both your rooks on the central files, it's just great.
I’m a beginner. Using the openings you taught me and some others that I’ve been taught, I’ve made my own opening where I can take my opponent’s queen down right away, all while using other pieces to protect my king.
Castle Queen side is my favorite first move, or checkmate with either a4 or h2 with the pawns. Also, a box of chocolates and bottle of champagne is a good opening ;)
These videos are made for low rated players playing against low rated players hence there are fair chances it will work accordingly. Under 1400 I guess the more educated of the two is winning because most players still play "instinctively" at those levels. Meaning with experience acquired, which is great, yet not the education and game theory required to reach +1500.
i fell down a chess youtube hole i havent played chess in like 3 years i watched 4 hours of chess videos is this a sign that i should start playing chess professionally
Thanks man, trying to win my Dad. I'm awesome in the start of the game but start doing mistakes in the end. Can you recommend me some videos of how to play in the end part of the game?
i nominate the carokann cave man! *1.e4 c5 2.d4 d5 3.e5 Bf5 4. h4 h5 5. Bg5* in virtually EVERY LINE, white can get a winning advantage in under 20 moves. in testing it with stockfish 9, the ONLY chess engine besides aggression tuned rodent that sees white having an advantage. in virtually EVERY GAME, cocky engines start out thinking they're up to -2 as black only to be owned by stockfish and eventually realize that they ARE starting to lose. so far, the best any engine has been able to perform is += into the 20s. no engine has even secured an advantage yet and in the games i let play out, stockfish usually mates before move 40! if you check goeller's EXCELLENT caveman theory and annotated games, most of those line favor white too. it can get ugly for white sacking the queen's rook, but it gives awesome minor piece initiative on the kingside where black's rooks and king's bishop are useless, especially for player that like knight pairs (in the main lines). i'm finding improvements over some of goeller's theory with stockfish (or much higher ratings from stockfish than goeller asseses) too which i'm using exclusively to analyze caveman games because it seems to "understand" the initiative. it can be "wildly optimistic" thinking it's +5 vs another engine seeing =, but as it pretty much always wins, i consider the optimism well placed. i really want to study the theory which i'm still generating as well as converting into tree form and test drive it. as white's "worst threat" seems to be equality in just a very few main lines, the opening seems worthy of the title "outright refutation" where a rare draw is "the worst outcome". of course, in the hairy sharp positions that occur, it might not fare as well over the board where mere mortals don't play perfectly. any "more aggressive" improvement i've attempted goes south quickly... as fast as 6 points in one move. watching engine after engine get it's optimism smacked off its face by "crazy" stockfish who think gambiting it's rook is awesome and pulling +5 after +5 by move 15 against other engines is amazing. i used to dread facing the carokann... now i want some payback! (like the kind i got when i started spanking sicilians regularly with the smith morra... my favorite opening ever, so far)
@@kajookirks5737 not really. the only reason I study chess is that I am 110% unable to wrap my head around abstract positional concepts I can't visualize the same way i can tactics. Since discovering lichess, I see that the caveman's results are 60% wins to 37% losses in the *1.e4 c6 2.d4 d5 3.e5 Bf5 4.h4 h5 5.Bg5 Qb6* "main line" with players rated under 2000. the next popular reply, *5...f6* occurs 1/6th of the time as the mainline at 15,839 games vs 2,541 and at 58% to 39% is just as bad with white winning "just" 53% to 43% (the worst performance to ANY black reply) after *5...Qa5* at just 1,693 games. I don't know WHY, I just know stockfish destroyed EVERY engine i threw at it by move 15 with only one rare line leading to equality. I just looked at the stats. It doesn't mean I know anything beyond that. I think I need to revisit it as I thought it was performing equally for some reason and I hate the carokann. in ALL 24,159 caveman games under 2000, the total average is a whopping 59:37 after *5.Bg5* and if someone were to study the theory and keep playing the moves that perform best, the stats will only improve from there as white's mistakes affect the stats too. I'm glad I popped in to reply here. I really need to start learning the cave man. Years ago, the first time i tried to play it, my opponent ran away after Bg5! Not doing great with the smith morra anymore as mindlessly playing for the old mainline with Qe2 and rooks on open d & c no longer works at all as black has found new theory. I've been trying to write theory for that, but there are soooo many transpositions in and out of the paulsen formation it gets confusing. i just started 4...e6 after the 4...Nf6 "main line" and already have found about 30 transpositions and that's in just 1 1/2 4th move replies! it'll likely get up to 40 before i even get to 4...g6 when fianchettos happen in a ton of lines. the upside is that i've found sooo many awesome super tactical new to me lines that lead to advantage including forcing black to sack his queen for a MINOR piece to stop mates with white's pawn on d6 attacking pinned knights and bishops. FORGET BOOKS! if you like gambits, find 'em on youtube channels like this, then go to lichess and filter out results over 2000 and simply follow every line that performs best for every opponent move until you've punished EVERY mistake (in amateur games, sometimes the WORST move including loss to mates in 1 are actually the "main line" with hardly anyone making the ONLY good move in a position. don't listen to grandmaster parrots who mindlessly blurt "gambits are unsound"!!! at the amateur level, the most common ones like king's gambit, smith morra, blackmar diemer, and french diemer dumh & reti tend to PERFORM around 8% better than the SO CALLED "sound" lines parrots try to cram down your throat! the STRONGEST performing reply to king's gambit is A COUNTER GAMBIT! the falkbeer! I remember begging for amateur theory as far back as 2000, just to get theory for all the real world replies grandmasters ignore in their books, but now see it as a gold mine of punishing amateur mistakes. like I argued with a GM parrot, stats don't lie, i NEVER face anyone over 1800, and amateurs don't play like grandmasters. in fact, i play BETTER against 1800s because they've moved past THEIR kamikaze days and don't play weird systems that confuse me. it's EASIER to get breathing room because they just quietly develop while i'm looking to attack whatever asap. I started out at 1850 at lichess (i'm back down to high 1500s now) but was able to hold that high a rating for something like 50 games, even clawing back up to 1820 from 1780 for a minute "playing unsound gambits" without even studying theory! it's DELICIOUS beating +300 rated players in just a dozen moves.
Uhh... #7 Thats not Fried Liver Attack, well it is the start of it, but its the start of a bunch of other varations in Two Knights Defense including Lolli, Fritz, Ulvestad and others. Fried Liver Attack includes... 4. - d5 5. exd5 Nxd5 (mainline would be Nh5 7. Bb5+ c6) 6. Nxf7 In reality this opening is to hand over the initiative to black unless he walks into Lolli/Fried Liver Attack. If you are a beginner, stay clear of this particular "gambit" since it has a tendency of being blacks who gambits away a pawn for initiative. If you are a beginer, then rather then 4. Ng5 play 4. d4. It will help you keep initiative. All that said, Lolli and Fried Liver Attack are hyper agressive, its just that its easily avoidable and nearly forces black to gambit for initiative (to avoid your gambit).
soakedbearrd Yes FLA includes Ng5, so does all the variants I mentioned as well. Nxf7 is what separates from Lolli (d4). Black can avoid FLA with a number of variants after Ng5. The most direct move to avoid FLA after Ng5 is Bc5, entering Traxler. It doesn't become FLA until Nxf7, up until then it can still become any of the variants I mentioned so far.
Actually if your #7 is actually what you are referring to as Chesswebsites video as his was number 1's. (Fried Liver) That actually is the correct sequence for Fried Liver. If you are referring to many other gambits such as the Lolli then, still this Fried Liver sequence can still be used to reach a Lolli position. Which is considered to be a better variation of the Fried Liver with D4 being played around move 5. (no, I don't know the variations that well, hence why I don't know exactly which move D4 is supposed to be played by white, I'm a visual player.)
InSpadez Move 6. d4 is Lolli, move 6. Nxf7 is FLA What I pointed out is that white have not reached the starting position for Fried Liver Attack when this short tutorial is finished. It is something you need to know/learn if you play Ng5, but for the majority of times, it will not end up with Fried Liver Attack because most players who play Two Knights Defence as black want the initiative and are willing to sacrifice a pawn to get it... So basically... 1. e4 e5 2 Nf3 Nf6 3 Bc4 Nf6 4 Ng5 d5 (White have as pointed out in the tutorial a number or other options then Ng5 and here is where the tutorial stops, at Ng5) 5 exd5 Now, any move from black, short of Nxd5, will avoid Fried Liver Attack. Most common is... 5 - Na5 6 Bb5+ c6 But... 5 - b5 (Ulvestad) 5 - Nd4 (Fritz) are valid options to black. In all those cases white hands over initiative and an development advantage to black for the price of one pawn. It is a poor choice of opening for a white player that wants initiative since Black decides what variation will be played.
Muller-Schulze Gambit (halloween gambit) imo is the most tactical. and cochrane the least tactical. probably because it gets so much initial compensation (two pawns, king off balance, better center) that white can play a pressure game. most wins by black are long and grindy, whereas wins with white are quicker but rarely miniatures.
David Bandel The halloween gambit seems more positional to me actually. Its all about initiative and a space advantage (Those are the two main goals of the player using the halloween gambit).
***** feels different to me. like in the halloween gambit you need to attack and capitalize on the imbalances generated quickly and if you lose the initiative, then you're finished. whereas in cochrane you can play a fairly long game. short shirov 2002 is a good example
My "they will hopefully experience an existential crisis, lose desire to win, and let me win" strategy is very risky but will probably work against Magnus Carlsen.
I: give up material early on thinking I'm being aggressive. Rest of the game continue to give up more material thinking I'm continuing to be aggressive. Eventually left with no material
Lmao
Hahaha
Agressive 100
Lol
Me... Scratching chin.. “why this guy hang a queen? Better leave it alone.”
Literally every opening
"Definitely one of my favorites"
@Jay L
who hurt you?
@Jay L can you translate this to English?
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that's why they make the list
"so much fun"
my favorite chess opening is when you fire an anti-tank guided missile as your first move. they have very little defense in the realm of possibility against that move
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Ah, a fellow student of the Bosnian Ape Society
@@lifeenjoyer9699 ah yes
True Men of culture we are!
Exactly, I love these openings.
"The best opening yes you guessed it, it's the king's game"
Man I guessed nothing that's why I'm here
lmaooo
Cheee
Ch3ss
@I Have No Name Bruh,me and a lots of people here with no reason.Its just ironic to hear that
for we all need Jesus, all sin and fall short of The glory of God and the wages of sin is death. the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord, for Jesus died on the cross and rose again and by His blood our sins are forgiven. there is no other way than Jesus for He is The Way The Truth The Life and no one comes to The Father except through Him. for it is by declaring with your mouth Jesus is Lord and believing in your heart that God raised Him from the dead you are saved see romans 10:9-13, i encourage you to read your Bible and invite The Holy Spirit to guide your mind as you read, john romans psalms luke and mark are good places to start. God bless God Jesus The Holy Spirit love you and be with you forevermore in Jesus Name we pray amen :) only One God our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ i am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me. galatians 2:20 in Jesus Name we pray amen, pray for the peace of israel pray for those who are persucated for righteousness sake for their is the kingdom of heaven see matthew 5:10 pray for the brethren pray for me in all things praying for you in Jesus Name we pray amen may you believe in Jesus and be saved in Jesus Name we pray amen i encourage you to repent of your sins turn from them and come to believe in Jesus for it is by declaring with your mouth Jesus is Lord and believing in your heart that God raised Him from the dead you are saved and all who truly put their trust in Him will never be put to shame in Jesus Name we pray amen in Jesus Name we pray amen (see romans 10-11) for the kingdom of heaven is at hand, no one is promised tomorrow and Jesus alone saves all in Jesus Name we pray amen God bless God Jesus The Holy Spirit love you and be with you forevermore praying for you pray for me in all things through trials and temptations and sin and to be more Christ like everyday for Jesus is perfect and the same always in Jesus Name we pray men Jesus loves us all and died and rose again to save us all for by His blood our sins are forgiven, it is God's gift to us to be saved for we do not deserve it and we can not earn it but when we believe in Jesus we are saved and have passed over from death to life with God and Jesus forevermore in Jesus Name hey only God Jesus The Holy Spirit are perfect and only One God our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and we can be made righteous when we come to Jesus for while we have sinned and fall short of The glory of God Jesus The Holy Spirit but when we believe in Jesus and come to Him our sins are forgiven and we can turn from sin and wickedness and live a life worthy to Jesus in Jesus Name we pray amen Wherewith shall I come before the Lord, and bow myself before the high God? shall I come before him with burnt offerings, with calves of a year old? 7 Will the Lord be pleased with thousands of rams, or with ten thousands of rivers of oil? shall I give my firstborn for my transgression, the fruit of my body for the sin of my soul? 8 He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God? micah 6:6-8 Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me. 7 If ye had known me, ye should have known my Father also: and from henceforth ye know him, and have seen him. john 14:6-7 do not use The Lord's Name in vain instead honor God love God with all heart soul and mind and love your neighbor as yourself, believe in The One God has sent Jesus Christ for this is The Work of God in Jesus Name we pray amen That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. For the scripture saith, Whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed. For there is no difference between the Jew and the Greek: for the same Lord over all is rich unto all that call upon him. For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. romans 10:9-13 only God Jesus The Holy Spirit are perfect and when we come to Jesus we can be saved for by His blood our sins are forgiven and when we believe we are saved, i encourage you to read your Bible for it alone is God's Word for us and invite The Holy Spirit into your life for it is God's Word and Spirit that give light and life to all for Jesus is The Living Word and all who believe in Jesus are saved and have passed over from death to life. they re no longer separated from God for eternity but have life and peace with God and Jesus forevermore, instead of being condemned to the lake of fire we have life in the new heaven the new earth and the new jerusalem where there is no more death or mourning or sorrow or crying or pain or sin for Jesus bore them all on the cross taking them away forevermore and when we truly believe in Jesus as Lord and Savior we are saved in Jesus Name we pray amen come into The Kingdom of Light accept Jesus as your Lord and Savior today amen amen For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him. Whoever believes in him is not condemned, but whoever does not believe stands condemned already because they have not believed in the name of God’s one and only Son john 3:16-18 come to know Jesus today He died on the cross for our sins and rose again, so we can live with Him forever because He loves us, by His blood He has victory over sin, death and hell amen. God Jesus The Holy Spirit love you amen God bless amen :) i encourage you to read your Bible and invite The Holy Spirit to guide you for it
is God's Word
@@ryanflanagan9624 bruh,amen
He makes giving up material sound so great, but I always end up just giving up material followed by a loss
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🤣 relatable
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Any smart move by the opponent.
"These are all boring"
Yeah smart but boring
This
And it is smart
He should teach these to my computer. It never wants to cooperate when I'm trying to do these.
Right same here. He is anti human
I much prefer playing PVP than the computer. Computers make moves people don't imho, though I like playing both.@@avinashchaudhary4231
Player -2..
Truth be told computers can be tricked but really really hard especially in the highest difficulty since they will make the best moves for thei sides meaning they're not the type to bluff or make a trick play which if you understand you can predict the computers moveset and essily counter it
Sean Liao simply untrue. computers have long been infinitely better than humans in chess. the only way to beat a program like stockfish would be to use another program against it
I always start with my "Whatever God wants" strategy method. xD
here I am thinking that I'm the only one who does that
Renato Medeiros that would be a good counter toy "Jesus take the wheel"
@@norubbergangraw8807
I don't think Religion can save you on mind wars.
Its all on you.
@@xxx_jim_the_reaper_xxx I'm an atheist but shut the fuck up lmao
@@xxx_jim_the_reaper_xxx I hate redit, but whooooooooooosh.
7:59 Fried Liver Attack
6:54 Latvian Gambit
5:31 Halloween Gambit
3:40 Kings Gambit
1:29 Cochrane Gambit
0:16 Danish Gambit
Thank you
2:50 Scotch Gambit
Thanks!!
He started with a Danish, ended with Fried Liver, while sneaking a Scotch in between! Are we talking chess or a meal plan? 😂
halloween gambit
Outstanding move
lol
A man of culture
He is speaking the language of the gods
@Handus (
Wow! 😉
0:18 danish
1:30 Cochrane
2:50 scotch
3:40 king
5:30 haloween
6:50 Latvian
8:00 liver
This should be pinned
schooly ole ty
wtf even plays the kings gambit these days
There are more than one opening with the word King in it (Kings Indian attack, Kings Indian defense, Kings gambit)
@@septusbs3610 me
Been playing with Kings Gambit opening, its one of the most aggressive play. More than 80% winning chances. Great video!
Just thought this might help a few people:
#7 Danish Gambit - 0:15
#6 Cochrane Gambit - 1:30
#5 Scotch Gambit - 2:50
#4 King's Gambit - 3:40
#3 Halloween Gambit - 5:30
#2 Latvian Gambit - 6:50
#1 Fried Liver Attack - 8:00
thx :3
thanks
Emil Edghouch
thanks
Emil Edghouch thx
is every opening your favorite ?
King Parodije i
yeah chess players many openings so every new situation is an opportunity to have favorite opening xD
He says that by every opening🤣😂
@@tbg1199
That's the joke.
Did anyone else read this in a stewie griffin voice
I was so aggressive and pumped up after watching this video that I lost my every material in the next game I played.😂
Lol 😂
every opening in this video is trash like 9:06 ( D7 pawn goes to D5 BISHOP TAKES D5 PAWN Queen takes bishop
@@teqnl e4 pawn defending
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With all these openings I wasn't aware of, I realize now that I hold on to my pieces way too much- especially the pawns, knights and bishops. Even if it means better opportunities in the future. Really good stuff and thanks for the upload!!
My favorite opening is: "I don't know what the hell I'm doing here!"
I laughed way too hard 😂😂😂😂
The best is when I play a move, not even realizing what I’m doing, and my grandpa will say “wow that’s an amazing move”
Me too
I don't belong here, I don't belong here.
If you don’t, your enemy definitely doesn’t
Top aggressive ending: J&K gambit, donating everything to opponents king when low on time
SamayOP
Bro I was going to comment that! That's not fair. XD
Samay op
@@dushyant5329 koi baat nahi, tu bhi kar de, mera hi comment ko copy paste karke daal dena 😂
Jammu and Kashmir Gambit?
Awesome list!
It would be cool if you could add an annotation in the corner somewhere linking an appropriate video that goes into more depth about whatever opening is being discussed in the list.
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thechesswebsite aaaaaaaaaand this is why I remain a sub. well done m80
giggi4455 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Nf6 4. Ng5 h6 5. Nxf7 and wins material
+313ChessClub I tried that and won.
pheyter1
Yeah it is a great attack. 3... Nf6 is a big mistake to allow white knight to g5
Anyone else decided that quarantine was a great time to learn chess “properly” ?🙈
This is me. How'dyou know? 😅
Yesss 😂 that's what I'm doing lol
Last April I learned From grandmaster Carl in NYC. He plays in union square park. Amazing dude and chess player.
Me
if ur tryna play properly, hyper aggressive openings isnt gonna be beneficial for u
7 openings in less than 10 minutes, really amazing. I will try next time. Thanks for sharing.
JUST AWESOME
I stopped playing chess some years ago, one of my problems was I was too positional instead of being agressive. This is great for improving my game, thanks
That’s me, like I’m tired of running around 😂😂😂💪‼️
It's good to have a clear and enthusiastic voice in a chess tutorial video. Kudos. Most of the video's out there sounds like people still have difficulties with mic and breathing at the same time, haven't drink water for over a year or just being really tired when they make the video.
The Danish is probably my favorite to use when playing with newer players; they seem too eager to collect a lot of my pawns, because they make the classic rookie mistake of thinking that lots of pawns automatically means they're winning, and then when I start getting aggressive with my back row pieces, they almost freeze out of surprise
That’s just Evil 😂😂💪
Nothing says "I don't respect you as an opponent" like playing Fried Liver Attack.
+Ned Cauphee Well it's extremely annoying to play against but since it's a valid opening I'm not gonna complain.
The best way to prevent this is to have your two ponds on each side go up 1 as ur first move
haha so true. I genuinely feel offended when somebody tries that shit with me
Biggest disrespect is Patzer Opening.
I just respond with the Traxler Counter-Gambit. It tends to shock the opponent into submission.
How many people have been using some of these openings, and didn’t know it had a name?
@BMO Amen.
Hahahahaha...me
me
I have been using the king of Jews gambit
Lol me! The name is kinda confusing.
I like how this video was made 6 years ago but thousands watch this video every week.
Wtf is it tommyinit
@@s.m.abubakar6711 ikr tommy is playing chess
Chess is timeless ♟
If the king doesnt lead how can he expect his subordinates to follow
+F #CodeGeass
lol got the reference
code geass
Lian Medina No broo fary tail
Really good man
Anyone here after watching The Queen's Gambit?
No most of us knew chess before netflix. Fucking hipster
@@dannyg6704 lmfao wtf too savage man
Had not played chess in years. Watched the Queens Gambit movie. Inspired me to start playing again. Vs the computer.
Meeeee
@@pkj9991 ikr i havent played chess all my life but now im learning, thanks to queen's gambit
The danish gambit is underrated. I fell for it and it made me question everything. I was laughing thinking omg, this little pawn is going to win me the game. I was checkmated shortly after he was captured. Now I'm a pacifist.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
8:00 Fried liver (attack)
5:30 Halloween gambit(push)
3:42 Kings gambit(clear way)
Can't believe Turn 1 Leper Gnome did not make this list..
+Saifthebest01 It's a Hearthstone joke.
Haha, nerfed to shit.
SMOrc
Lol
+Nagato Yuki good
Thanks a lot for the lessons sir. I'm especially looking forward to trying out the cockring gambit
Lots of interesting names lol
Kevin, would you do a Top 7 Defensive Chess Openings video for us?
^, Passive Play ftw!
Jose Mourinho Park The Bus Opening
Jessica Crawford orangutan is fairly passive, but it has some very aggressive lines.
My ass is quivering at the aggression this video is offering me!
I offer my hand in comforting your fabulous bottom, good sir!
+macccerkiddd the problem is that the guy I work with is most likely watching this video, now it comes down to whoever knows the Latvian Gambit better!! Ahaha.
I have been representing my school chess team consecutively two years now but my openings were always not aggressive enough, this video inspired me, thanks
Nice. Love hearing that. Hopefully you can use some of these with your chess team.
@@chesswebsite Is the Queens gambit an actual chess move or just a movie?
@@bobwilliams3502 It's 1. d4 d5 2. c4
Fried Liver Attack is my favourite :D
mine too!
Gem Carlo Ramos what is the continuation if black plays e5??
Kishan dey then keep the pressure on
sorry. it is so
prevented. www.viewchess.com/cbreader/2016/9/16/Game3691734.html
Kevesebb
you must see it!
And if black plays Bc5? Traxler Counter Attack...
I love watching these when I’m on my sleeping medicine. It’s saaaaaah nice
Would love to see more in depth videos from you. This is extremely situational because most are just 1 specific reply from the opponent. Would be great to see full in depth guide on each opening.
I just started getting into chess recently and watching this video made me realize I’ve been doing these openings/gambits without realizing it xD (Especially the Halloween gambit, that one’s my fav!)
I've already encountered most of these openings in my life
all of them were against me
For the Fried Liver Attack, be careful when you use it or you can fight back against what we call the Traxler Counter-Attack, a very aggresive respond and also very hard to counter, so much line possible.
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You didn't include the most aggressive opening ever.
1. h4, h5
Mr .Rodriguez followed by the intense move h6...
if only was legal. After h4,h5, h6 i is illegal.
Mr .Rodriguez why
lol
i dont see why?
Who's seeing this during quarantine??
Idk
Me
Lol
I've been playing against my girlfriend and she's pretty good. So I've snuck into the toilet mid game to learn some moves.
U need to put physical pressure on her
This video started it all for me, been a whole year and I’m still just as enthralled by chess as I was in the beginning
Damn, that's almost as aggresive as my dad!
Problem Barn check out Levar Kizer on TH-cam chess master rap
hell yes same for me
😂😂😂
My dad’s really mad now at me and I dont know why so I’ll like Your comment lol
I like this guy, explosive moves are fun af. It's either you win blazing or lose in the blaze of glory.
Nice list. 👍🏽 However, it would be useful to show a few lines to exploit possible wrong responses of the opponent.
For instance: 1. e4 e5 2. d4 exd4 3. c3 dxc3 4. Bc4 cxb2 5. Bxb2 Qg5 6. Nf3 Qxg2 7. Rg1 Qh3 8. Bxf7+ Kxf7 9. Ng5+ Ke8 10. Nxh3
Where's the famous _"Bing Bang Boom Pow"_ by Félix "xQcOW" Lengyel?
GM qVc’s “Bing Bang Boom Pow” and his famous play, “The Wooden Shield”
Blackmar-Diemer gambit and Budapest gambit were worth mentioning.
*white plays knight to F3*
me:every fiber of my being is saying knight to C6
5:44
You: “if anyone is curious why e4...”
Me: yes! I was literally just wondering tha... subbed lol
I can almost see the Checkmate move at Fried liver attack :D
LEGEND 25 I play this opening a lot, people never make the correct move, Ke6?! And I almost always win
Traxler counter attack is a great opening that you can play if your opponent tries to play the fried liver attack
Berlin Andrew Sion if black moves bc5 I will castle before the attack on f7
LEGEND 25 Good Night 💤🌙
😊 Sweet Dream
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Lol poor kid
Just learnt the Danish Gambit. Pen and paper. Chess board. Thank you easily digested information. Been inspired to play properly because of the Queens Gambit .... bloody brillliant. 🙏
Awesome list I run the danish Gambit and the Fried Liver Attack they work
Number one worst opening....
What does this piece do?
a lot of things can happen in it
and i see 2 moves to check mate the black😂 thats great move maybe you didnt see that
@@topi8199 where did you see that? Pls tell
@@Wholesome_Moth just look everything in that board
@@topi8199 too late, I had a chess Contest today
It’s genius. You make your opponent think you don’t know what your doing
Another opening I love to be playing against- Blackbourne Schilling Gambit to which I found a counter Gambit, thrilling it is 🙂😀
For a long time those gambits were the reason I wouldn't play 1...e5 but French instead. Now I'm more confident, there are ways to keep the balance (take the pawn but give it back later, often playing d5 in the course). BTW. Vienna gambit or Evans gambit probably are both more dangerous than King's gambit. Falkbeer all the way against 2.f4!
Why am I watching this.... I do not even play chess
+Killer at Gaming because deep down inside, you really really want to
+Rock Solid yes
+Killer at Gaming lol
For the fried liver attack that my opponent played against me after the knight goes to g5 can't you prevent it by pushing pawn d5
Gordon D Why are you asking us this
Anyone here NOT because of queens gambit?
Me
Right here Brotha 😂😂
Since watching this, I’ve taken a lot of queens in the first 2-3 minutes of a game with the fried liver attack
You must be under 600 elo lol
As black you definitely need a response to 1.d4, and as white playing 1.e4 - to Sicilian, Scandinavian and French defences. So for the first one I've chosen the Albin counter-gambit, and for others - respectively Smith-Morra, Blackmar-Diemer and 2.b3 which is confusingly either Reti gambit or Papaticulat, whatever that word means.
Also I'm very fond of Icelandic gambit as black, which stems from the Scandinavian. It is really aggressive especially when you manage (and you often do) to castle long and place both your rooks on the central files, it's just great.
I’m a beginner. Using the openings you taught me and some others that I’ve been taught, I’ve made my own opening where I can take my opponent’s queen down right away, all while using other pieces to protect my king.
Average Tennison gambit player
“One of my favorite openings” simply means he has more than one favorite opening... give it a rest
Castle Queen side is my favorite first move, or checkmate with either a4 or h2 with the pawns. Also, a box of chocolates and bottle of champagne is a good opening ;)
I will note down each gambit with their respective Chess notations.
Thanks for this beautiful summarization.
These openings works only when black doesn't know how to defense. Otherwise, white gets punishments
These videos are made for low rated players playing against low rated players hence there are fair chances it will work accordingly. Under 1400 I guess the more educated of the two is winning because most players still play "instinctively" at those levels. Meaning with experience acquired, which is great, yet not the education and game theory required to reach +1500.
you have an awesome announcers voice!
i fell down a chess youtube hole
i havent played chess in like 3 years
i watched 4 hours of chess videos
is this a sign that i should start playing chess professionally
It's funny how he keeps saying "this is my favourite opening" for every opening
Watching this on a Friday night.
Jaime Barragan same
Same
A year after on same Friday.
Same
I can relate to this, funny thing I used to be a party animal when i was younger
Thanks for posting, I like aggressive openings, because it's most likely to confuse the best of players!
Glad you like them!
When your opponent continuously makes mistakes right out of the gate, actually allowing you to be aggressive
2:59 Couldn't help himself from saying 'I love pawn e4 openings' lmao I could imagine why
Real life when the dog running toward to you:"Don't move"
In chest:"MoVe"
Thank you, I enjoyed your presentation, would it be worth while as a follow-up to do a couple of moves more on each of the openings ?
Yes, absolutely. I have videos on each of the openings in this video where I go over a couple of moves more on each one.
I’m so bored from the coronavirus that I’m watching chess
thank you I'm pretty good at chess, i just needed to know more openings to go with my well thought plans. You've helped me greatly subbed and liked.
My favorite "Deep Blue" From the supercomputer. 6 lines of attack.
Thanks man, trying to win my Dad. I'm awesome in the start of the game but start doing mistakes in the end. Can you recommend me some videos of how to play in the end part of the game?
Congrats for 10 Million Views ❤
Thank you.
How did all these names come about?
Interesting video, especially the last opening.
i nominate the carokann cave man! *1.e4 c5 2.d4 d5 3.e5 Bf5 4. h4 h5 5. Bg5* in virtually EVERY LINE, white can get a winning advantage in under 20 moves. in testing it with stockfish 9, the ONLY chess engine besides aggression tuned rodent that sees white having an advantage. in virtually EVERY GAME, cocky engines start out thinking they're up to -2 as black only to be owned by stockfish and eventually realize that they ARE starting to lose. so far, the best any engine has been able to perform is += into the 20s. no engine has even secured an advantage yet and in the games i let play out, stockfish usually mates before move 40!
if you check goeller's EXCELLENT caveman theory and annotated games, most of those line favor white too. it can get ugly for white sacking the queen's rook, but it gives awesome minor piece initiative on the kingside where black's rooks and king's bishop are useless, especially for player that like knight pairs (in the main lines). i'm finding improvements over some of goeller's theory with stockfish (or much higher ratings from stockfish than goeller asseses) too which i'm using exclusively to analyze caveman games because it seems to "understand" the initiative. it can be "wildly optimistic" thinking it's +5 vs another engine seeing =, but as it pretty much always wins, i consider the optimism well placed.
i really want to study the theory which i'm still generating as well as converting into tree form and test drive it. as white's "worst threat" seems to be equality in just a very few main lines, the opening seems worthy of the title "outright refutation" where a rare draw is "the worst outcome".
of course, in the hairy sharp positions that occur, it might not fare as well over the board where mere mortals don't play perfectly. any "more aggressive" improvement i've attempted goes south quickly... as fast as 6 points in one move.
watching engine after engine get it's optimism smacked off its face by "crazy" stockfish who think gambiting it's rook is awesome and pulling +5 after +5 by move 15 against other engines is amazing. i used to dread facing the carokann... now i want some payback! (like the kind i got when i started spanking sicilians regularly with the smith morra... my favorite opening ever, so far)
Woooow you sound deep man . This makes me wonder whether i know how to play chess
@@kajookirks5737 not really. the only reason I study chess is that I am 110% unable to wrap my head around abstract positional concepts I can't visualize the same way i can tactics. Since discovering lichess, I see that the caveman's results are 60% wins to 37% losses in the *1.e4 c6 2.d4 d5 3.e5 Bf5 4.h4 h5 5.Bg5 Qb6* "main line" with players rated under 2000. the next popular reply, *5...f6* occurs 1/6th of the time as the mainline at 15,839 games vs 2,541 and at 58% to 39% is just as bad with white winning "just" 53% to 43% (the worst performance to ANY black reply) after *5...Qa5* at just 1,693 games. I don't know WHY, I just know stockfish destroyed EVERY engine i threw at it by move 15 with only one rare line leading to equality. I just looked at the stats. It doesn't mean I know anything beyond that. I think I need to revisit it as I thought it was performing equally for some reason and I hate the carokann. in ALL 24,159 caveman games under 2000, the total average is a whopping 59:37 after *5.Bg5* and if someone were to study the theory and keep playing the moves that perform best, the stats will only improve from there as white's mistakes affect the stats too. I'm glad I popped in to reply here. I really need to start learning the cave man. Years ago, the first time i tried to play it, my opponent ran away after Bg5!
Not doing great with the smith morra anymore as mindlessly playing for the old mainline with Qe2 and rooks on open d & c no longer works at all as black has found new theory. I've been trying to write theory for that, but there are soooo many transpositions in and out of the paulsen formation it gets confusing. i just started 4...e6 after the 4...Nf6 "main line" and already have found about 30 transpositions and that's in just 1 1/2 4th move replies! it'll likely get up to 40 before i even get to 4...g6 when fianchettos happen in a ton of lines. the upside is that i've found sooo many awesome super tactical new to me lines that lead to advantage including forcing black to sack his queen for a MINOR piece to stop mates with white's pawn on d6 attacking pinned knights and bishops.
FORGET BOOKS! if you like gambits, find 'em on youtube channels like this, then go to lichess and filter out results over 2000 and simply follow every line that performs best for every opponent move until you've punished EVERY mistake (in amateur games, sometimes the WORST move including loss to mates in 1 are actually the "main line" with hardly anyone making the ONLY good move in a position. don't listen to grandmaster parrots who mindlessly blurt "gambits are unsound"!!! at the amateur level, the most common ones like king's gambit, smith morra, blackmar diemer, and french diemer dumh & reti tend to PERFORM around 8% better than the SO CALLED "sound" lines parrots try to cram down your throat! the STRONGEST performing reply to king's gambit is A COUNTER GAMBIT! the falkbeer! I remember begging for amateur theory as far back as 2000, just to get theory for all the real world replies grandmasters ignore in their books, but now see it as a gold mine of punishing amateur mistakes. like I argued with a GM parrot, stats don't lie, i NEVER face anyone over 1800, and amateurs don't play like grandmasters. in fact, i play BETTER against 1800s because they've moved past THEIR kamikaze days and don't play weird systems that confuse me. it's EASIER to get breathing room because they just quietly develop while i'm looking to attack whatever asap. I started out at 1850 at lichess (i'm back down to high 1500s now) but was able to hold that high a rating for something like 50 games, even clawing back up to 1820 from 1780 for a minute "playing unsound gambits" without even studying theory! it's DELICIOUS beating +300 rated players in just a dozen moves.
The Danish gambit, when you then go out for coffee and check the Internet for your next few moves.
Fried liver attack is such a powerful opening trust me I just used it and the dude resigned after like 5 moves
Uhh... #7 Thats not Fried Liver Attack, well it is the start of it, but its the start of a bunch of other varations in Two Knights Defense including Lolli, Fritz, Ulvestad and others.
Fried Liver Attack includes...
4. - d5
5. exd5 Nxd5 (mainline would be Nh5 7. Bb5+ c6)
6. Nxf7
In reality this opening is to hand over the initiative to black unless he walks into Lolli/Fried Liver Attack. If you are a beginner, stay clear of this particular "gambit" since it has a tendency of being blacks who gambits away a pawn for initiative.
If you are a beginer, then rather then 4. Ng5 play 4. d4. It will help you keep initiative.
All that said, Lolli and Fried Liver Attack are hyper agressive, its just that its easily avoidable and nearly forces black to gambit for initiative (to avoid your gambit).
It certainly is the fried liver attack. The lolli is similar, but FLA starts ng5
soakedbearrd
Yes FLA includes Ng5, so does all the variants I mentioned as well. Nxf7 is what separates from Lolli (d4). Black can avoid FLA with a number of variants after Ng5.
The most direct move to avoid FLA after Ng5 is Bc5, entering Traxler.
It doesn't become FLA until Nxf7, up until then it can still become any of the variants I mentioned so far.
Actually if your #7 is actually what you are referring to as Chesswebsites video as his was number 1's. (Fried Liver) That actually is the correct sequence for Fried Liver. If you are referring to many other gambits such as the Lolli then, still this Fried Liver sequence can still be used to reach a Lolli position. Which is considered to be a better variation of the Fried Liver with D4 being played around move 5. (no, I don't know the variations that well, hence why I don't know exactly which move D4 is supposed to be played by white, I'm a visual player.)
InSpadez
Move 6. d4 is Lolli, move 6. Nxf7 is FLA
What I pointed out is that white have not reached the starting position for Fried Liver Attack when this short tutorial is finished.
It is something you need to know/learn if you play Ng5, but for the majority of times, it will not end up with Fried Liver Attack because most players who play Two Knights Defence as black want the initiative and are willing to sacrifice a pawn to get it...
So basically...
1. e4 e5
2 Nf3 Nf6
3 Bc4 Nf6
4 Ng5 d5 (White have as pointed out in the tutorial a number or other options then Ng5 and here is where the tutorial stops, at Ng5)
5 exd5
Now, any move from black, short of Nxd5, will avoid Fried Liver Attack. Most common is...
5 - Na5
6 Bb5+ c6
But...
5 - b5 (Ulvestad)
5 - Nd4 (Fritz)
are valid options to black. In all those cases white hands over initiative and an development advantage to black for the price of one pawn.
It is a poor choice of opening for a white player that wants initiative since Black decides what variation will be played.
Ok I see what you are saying.
I appreciated the video, good job on simplifying!
I think kings gambit is the most aggressive opening in chess history and most tactical.
Definitely one of them, but in my opinion the semi-slav botvinnik game is the most tactical opening game.
I agree, nice openings
Muller-Schulze Gambit (halloween gambit) imo is the most tactical.
and cochrane the least tactical. probably because it gets so much initial compensation (two pawns, king off balance, better center) that white can play a pressure game. most wins by black are long and grindy, whereas wins with white are quicker but rarely miniatures.
David Bandel The halloween gambit seems more positional to me actually. Its all about initiative and a space advantage (Those are the two main goals of the player using the halloween gambit).
***** feels different to me. like in the halloween gambit you need to attack and capitalize on the imbalances generated quickly and if you lose the initiative, then you're finished. whereas in cochrane you can play a fairly long game. short shirov 2002 is a good example
The fried liver runs into the traxler counter attack
I love the Traxler almost as much as the Fried Liver.
Thanks a lot! Just starting out and looking forward to trying out each of these.
I just realized the nights look like unicorns kind of
Also amazing strategy
(I suck at spelling)
I find most opponents don’t take the second pawn these days if you play the danish.
Thks a lot! Helped a lot for my chess tournament😀
My "they will hopefully experience an existential crisis, lose desire to win, and let me win" strategy is very risky but will probably work against Magnus Carlsen.
all my opponents know what is FRIED LIVER ATTACK which is why i dont use it
h6 stops fried liver
These are awesome. Thanks dude, Top content
8.30 "These are all fun ... but these are all boring " lul... love thw video tho !!! 👍👍
You Missed the best: "The Jerome's Gambit"
Thanks for the video, I'm just starting out in chess and I found a great chess set at an online toy store in the kids games department.
The Traxler countergambit is the most aggressive play I've seen. Though idk if countergambits count as openings.
I guess; albin countergambit, austrian defense, yeah i consider them all openings.
Ikr same here
Was gonna throw Traxler in there as well as it is really fun and should imo be on the list even if we are talking about top7
It's fun, but it's beatable if you white doesn't get greedy for material right away
As an addition - Falkbeer Counter Gambit and From Gambit are nice as well but not on the list