Two More Wins with the Nakhmanson Gambit
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2025
- Jonathan Schrantz follows up on his first video with two more exciting wins with the Nakhmanson Gambit. Do you have the guts to play this crazy opening?
Watch the first video on the Nakhmanson Gambit here:
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This is by far my new favorite opening. When you give away two pieces in the opening and stockfish says it's almost equal, you know it's good. Keep making these awesome videos :)
Totally agree. I hope Jonathan deletes these videos and never mentions it again. Please don't share! :p
give away one* piece.
th-cam.com/video/8R8h0XU8T-8/w-d-xo.html here they do not accept the gambit.
@@mrstutoring in the beginning you throw away 2 pawns, a Knight, and a Bishop for 1 pawn and a check.
To me that's more than a 1 piece difference.
@@andrewadami3920 you win the knight back though
krishnaprasad/prashnakrisad from twitch/lichess here :)...after our epic Bxh6 game..wonderful channel you got here...hope it grows!!!
Thank you very much! I'll be uploading our epic game soon.
@@JonathanSchrantz After watching your game which I believe was with Krishnaprasad, I opened up a gambit with some poor soul who I took advantage of two ways. My chess.com rating is not reflecting my true rating yet and I was paired with a weak player. Even after missing a killer move or two as you did, I still came out victorious. What an interesting opening. I can't believe it is practically unknown.
"Boom! I grab the queen!" That's hilarious
It plays like a Morphy game.
Finally we get some Johnathan Schrantz content.
Watched you serveral times on St. Louis Chess, but just found your personal channel. Really enjoy your content man!
Thanks a lot!
Very cool! I just started studying a little bit and have been trying to play the Danish Gambit.
These sacrificial openings seem like a lot of fun.
I learned & won my first game with the Danish Gambit yesterday. It felt EPIC haha 👍
Have been looking to expand my repertoire and this looks like a lot of fun, I dont have a lot of confidence with a lot of e4 openings, I typically open d4 and try to get a few opening traps I know for an easy position. Thanks for uploading this!
Hi Jonathan, thanks for this great opening, I've had some super fun games with it. Faced Kf6 and won!
What'd you play?
Have just come across these Nakh videos. Great delivery style and the content. Hope I am not to far behind the curve...
Nice!
Good chess vids. Thanks for uploading.
I really enjoy your style. You are a passionate chess master and you give a nice excitement to me.
I always get this position in chess, I am definitely going to be using this against the rookies. I need to learn more gambits. I was almost not going to click on this video but I’m glad I did!
At 6;59, knight e5 wins right? no matter where the king goes there’s a discover check winning the queen after knight to c6
My personal opinion: I myself wouldn't ask that the engine be turned but it makes sense to turn it on so people that are curious can look, I have no problem just not paying it any attention as the concepts explained I believe are more important. **What I do fear though is you might feel obligated to explain why the engine might disagree with, or not support u and that it would become a distraction** if you don't think that will happen then pay that remark no mind. Ty for the awesome analyses as always!
everyone I have or mostly, they take e4, so I am glad to see your version
This opening looks like real fun. I probably should do some analyse on this opening, just to play e4 if I got the feeling that my opponent could go into this variation.
I use this line, ran into the same as you. I will use it and I did give you a like and follow you, well done
Saw your videos and I've been going for this all day. At 1600-1800 elo I can't get anyone to play Nf6 early enough for this to work. Good news is I've had a lot of stellar Evan's Gambit games in the process (I usually exclusively play F4 in response to 1...E5).
great video!
Thank you!
Is there any answer for Ne7 of black by white in nakhmanson gambit?plz answer this
Is everything okay? Did he start videos on a different platform?
This guy is a legend
Loved your game
U got new subscriber
why did you say he can't block w knight?
Played the nakhmanson the first time today and won😍💪
nd6 is the real declined move
What's ur strategy with black....
Which engine do you use (not the lichess site the other one)?
I might try out this in a 'Daily' (correspondence) game as I suffer from 'blitz fright' lol. I sometimes play the Tayler opening, which is similar to the Scotch in some lines so it's kind of related... Who was this crazy genius Nakhmanson?
The taylor opening in no way related! It is so clam and slow. This is...scary
My games with the Tayler haven't usually gone that way + have a good record with it so far (13.5/16), with a surprising number of quick wins!
What if after NxC3, BxF7??
what should i do when the opponent captures the pawn on e4, instead of playing Nc6 ?
Jonathan answers this question in his prior video ... look it up.
@@williamkyburz ok thx
I found this video interesting being a Two Knights Defense player. I usually take E Pawns and I’m ready to play d5. I’ve never encountered kc3.
So nice
Genius
I love your channel, your playing style, and your overall analysis. But please say "i"-talian (with a soft "i"). ;) Thanks and keep up the great playing!
What matters in this gambit is when they do not fall on your traps ..so need more variations for this..
I found a solution(I think, just thought of it maybe you can try it out for me?) if they capture with knight instead of pawn you could play bishop g5 pressuring the queen. If it captures you play knight g5. If it makes a move like qf6 then you play rook e1 checking, then they kinda have to move kd8. From there you have a better position(in my head at least) and have their queen in exchange for the pawn and knight you sacrificed!
thnx you for sharing
NxNc3 is the refutation, as soon as black consolidates white is foghting for a draw.
i like the computer engine off
Why not just offer the c pond?
jonatan schwanz
hey, i just won a game in 6 moves using your concepts. I play at 1500+ not very impressive but the game is interesting. thank you for that. love your videos. after i played the move me and openent were making that classic trash talk in the coments, and i started to think and i don t see any out for black in this. maybe he could sacrifice the knight moving it to h6 seems the only move to prevent check mate. www.chess.com/live/game/5289490197 i would always go for the italian game before watching your videos.
10:24 Rd4
cool
After rook to e1 if i play black ill just go h6
HA HA Haaaaaaa 46.....Ne6 simple and draw!!!!!!
I played a 700 rated guy and he played kf6
Can I ask you to show us the game you played first, then get into al the variations/mistakes you/your opponent has made.
It's so frustating you aleays say, ok let's go back to the actual game.. and then wander off into another variation..
Dense and divergent analysis, with everything presented quite quickly. I have no doubt that for other strong players, it is solid, helpful, and comprehensive. With all due respect, however, for the lesser chess mortals among your (potential) viewership, following along a seemingly never-ending progression of alternate ideas and lines, it becomes quite frustrating. Of course, one could view it over and over, I suppose, stopping and repeating the troublesome sections, until eventually all of the threads begin to take hold and coalesce into a useful set of ideas. If your intention is to target the higher-rated echelon of chess players, no problem. If your intention is to target the vast majority of lesser-rated players, then I believe that this video falls a bit wide of that mark.
Noone plays Bb4+?
I am a horrible chess player
you dont face nd6
"Actually" is an extra unneeded word. Repeated over and over in this clip...remove the word "actually" .....you would actually be doing us a favor.