Mr Graif I humbly request a video on what to do if after d4 (trying for a Von Popiel or Jobava London or anti-London) your opponent plays e6, transposing to a French/QGD. You can't play the Orthoschnapp gambit since that's e4->c4, and the advance French or two knights French are just cancerous to deal with if you don't know a lot of theory. I want a degenerate aggressive option to play after 1. d4-e6
@@GambitMan In the meantime I found this th-cam.com/video/X1xu3ft3v_4/w-d-xo.html A not-horrendous gambit / series of gambits in the Advance French as white
You’d definitely be right, but in this case Qxd4 is actually check and then will also win my knight! That’s why I was very happy in the Yoo game when he went c5 and cxd4, eliminating checks on that diagonal (image if at 25:53 he had like Qxd4+ trading queens!). Otherwise for the reason that you’re pointing out, it can be very helpful to spend a move playing Kh1 to get off that open diagonal that we otherwise have to be very conscious of, due to our missing f2-pawn :)
@@GambitMan oh wow didn't see it was check, very good point! Yeah it was very convenient that he spent two moves in the middle of all that to make your position easier for you. Loving your content btw, always look forward to your next gambit glasses video :D
All Busch Gass Deniers must be defeated!
These are amazing games. I was able to catch the whole stream on twitch. You should post them on youtube too.
Man, I miss being young! Your excitement and positive attitude is very rewarding. Thanks!
That outro is so nerdy I love it
Fantastic video! You got very lucky with that Vienna, I was telling him to play rook f1 and win your queen but he clearly hadn't studied the lines!
Great video as always
This guy gets like 5 brilliant moves against a GM and I'm out here blundering every other move
Some of his most brilliant moves are blunders.... Not all blunders are the same it seems.
Game against Yoo is one for the scrapbook!
Genial juego.Saludos William.
Thx for your magic Chess !
Good stuff! Bring back romantic chess!
You make chess so fun😅
Nice vid
The last game was great
hey where do I get some glass like that
Wow, very impressive win. For us plebs its easy to see it was just 1 master beating another, but in reality that's a 400 elo gap you overcame
bro why are you looking at chat suggestions during titled tuesday 😓
Mr Graif I humbly request a video on what to do if after d4 (trying for a Von Popiel or Jobava London or anti-London) your opponent plays e6, transposing to a French/QGD. You can't play the Orthoschnapp gambit since that's e4->c4, and the advance French or two knights French are just cancerous to deal with if you don't know a lot of theory. I want a degenerate aggressive option to play after 1. d4-e6
“Degenerate aggressive option” is my middle name. You’ve certainly come to the right place. Stay tuned!! :)
@@GambitMan In the meantime I found this th-cam.com/video/X1xu3ft3v_4/w-d-xo.html
A not-horrendous gambit / series of gambits in the Advance French as white
3:24 doesn't drop a pawn, you'd actually be winning a queen!
You’d definitely be right, but in this case Qxd4 is actually check and then will also win my knight!
That’s why I was very happy in the Yoo game when he went c5 and cxd4, eliminating checks on that diagonal (image if at 25:53 he had like Qxd4+ trading queens!). Otherwise for the reason that you’re pointing out, it can be very helpful to spend a move playing Kh1 to get off that open diagonal that we otherwise have to be very conscious of, due to our missing f2-pawn :)
@@GambitMan oh wow didn't see it was check, very good point! Yeah it was very convenient that he spent two moves in the middle of all that to make your position easier for you. Loving your content btw, always look forward to your next gambit glasses video :D
You are on to something very special. I feel like one of the first to invest in Bitcoin.
Are you wearing cheater- glasses?😂😎👍