The Albin Counter-Gambit · Chess Openings
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2020
- The Albin Counter-Gambit is a very sharp, aggressive, and remarkably hard to refute gambit opening for black, with which he tries to get white out of his "Queen's gambit comfort zone" very early on.
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The opening was popularized by Adolf Albin in his famous 1893 game against Lasker, but it has been played once before in 1881.
Just for reference sake, here is the game. Unfortunately for Albin, it didn't go too well.
1. d4 d5 2. c4 e5 3. dxe5 d4 4. Nf3 Nc6 5. a3 Bg4 6. h3 Bxf3
7. gxf3 Nxe5 8. f4 Nc6 9. Bg2 Qd7 10. b4 a6 11. Bb2 Rd8
12. Nd2 Nge7 13. Nb3 Nf5 14. Qd3 Be7 15. Be4 Nd6 16. Nc5 Qc8
17. Bf3 O-O 18. Rg1 Ne8 19. Nb3 Qd7 20. O-O-O Qd6 21. Kb1 Qxf4
22. Rg4 Qh6 23. Bxc6 bxc6 24. Rxd4 Rd6 25. c5 Re6 26. Qxa6
Qxh3 27. R4d3 Qg2 28. Nd4 Rf6 29. Re3 Bd8 30. Nc2 Rxf2
31. Rxd8 1-0
By playing the early e5, black is trying to cause disharmony in the white center by advancing his pawn to d4 (if the gambit is accepted), and thus making it much harder for white to develop his pieces.
Unlike in other series, for the Albin Counter-Gambit, since it's not a theory heavy opening, I have covered everything in one video. I hope it's understandable and helpful!
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It s Stjepan, not Stepjan
Hey man, just wanted to say a big thank you for all the uploads, been watching all the opening theory ones to try get better at chess. Really appreciate it
17:45 “if you try to develop normally now... this is kind of embarrassing” 😭😂😂😂
thanks a lot !!! The Albin Counter Gambit is one of my favourites openings!!!!
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You're very humble, good video.
Albin is good opening over the board. Especially when there is short time control.. It's not played that much so the person that plays it a lot will have a alot of the variations fresh in their memory.
Thanks Hanging Pawn in dicussing this opening. I lost badly as White today as I fell on the e3 trap.
Stejpan you are a wizard, I literally went through your videos looking for this yesterday,and today you post it🥺
Cheers, appreciate the sum up at the end also
Muchos grandes maestros la jugaron y la juegan !!!! y es un gambito que muchos dicen que es "dudoso", pero nadie quiere enfrentarse a esto en un torneo!!! por eso muchos juegan 1.d4 d5 Cf3...evitando 2.c4 para cuidarse de este gambito. Gracias de nuevo!!!
First five minutes of the video I think I heard you call yourself a bad player or remark on your video being bad
You are too hard on yourself. No bad player could be so versed in chess that they could even be able to produce as much content as you, nor could they do so as well as you do. I love your videos, and though I've been playing for close to half of my life already, I always learn something from what you prepare for us
Your videos on Caro Kann helped me raise my rating for 400 points
Your videos are very easy to follow and instructional. Thanks
Your videos are actually good. Very good.
DISCOMBOBULATING! Not only do I learn darn good chess here, but also pick up great words :)
my favorite is the Englund gambit
Great video, thx! I play a3 as white and try to understand why engine thanks I am much better in all lines, if black castles queenside that is easy, my b4 attack is way faster but your a5! idea is hard to meet. It still should be much better but I still have no idea why. My bishops are wonderdul but one can be taken by knight etc...
Great video! Thank you for the class.
11:43 In this position, what if black takes on e5 with the knight and after white takes back with the pawn, black plays Queen h4 check? White king has to move because if white goes g3 to block with the pawn, there’s Qe4 check, picking up the rook. Although I’m not sure how good this is, it seems pretty interesting.
Very good video.
Eccellente video. Thank you!
Tbh, as a Queens Gambit player I hate facing the Albin. I just want to play my Exchange QGD man.
Thanks for the video. Just a comment: albin is quite similar in style and easy to coordinate with Chigorin defense. Indeed Chigorin is its ideal complement in case the opponent plays 2.Nf3 trying to evade the Albin. Morozevich played both defenses as well.
good content mate, thanks
17:48 he could take with the knight
20:17 instead of Be6 the move Bc5 is a tricky move. after exd4 you have Bg4
Thanks for the video
At 10:16 what if white takes e3?
That’s so funny. My rep is a combination of albin and a chigorin gambit that transpositions to the albin 😂😂
Stjepan try not to be scared of trying out such openings as to play at a high level one must have a universal style....only way to get better at dynamic chess is to play dynamic positions
keep up the good work!!
Ty bro
I see lots of queen gambit players online. this will help me to deal with it.
would you consider doing a cochrane gambit video?
The first time I played it over the board I won with the lasker trap!
At 10:12 What if pawn takes e3 with pawn for white
Playing the Albin guarantees a fun Blitz game
10:14 "White is basically forced to in for this bishop takes" that's a very bad line much better is fxe and you have an even game. You could also go Qa4+.
Exactly what I was thinking, wasn't a forced line at all.
But they will probably take the bishop if they haven’t seen this before because the bishop looks like it is hanging.
Wikipedia has a line against giving check.
Dear Stephan good video as always...But I disagree with your 5. Nf3 c5 opinion. I have been playing this gambit, it is now my regular response, and had many good victories even in face to face tournaments. C5 is a good move, supports your pawn and position on queenside. Let the opponent play e3 and if exchange happens you got a terrifying early passed pawn on d4.
In the 3.e3 variation, i got 6. Qa4+ for you. How do you get off that one.. looses material for black
12:05 as this is my favorite opening I've mastered against queens gambit... I know all computer moves...
The main move is play knight to g4 not castle and black is superior already with a lot of attack going on... You can turn on engine to check all the crazy attack variations white will suffer from playing e4 after this move xd
Do Gambit series, thanks :)
Please consider doing catalan and english next :)
Thanks for all your contents though ^_^
14:23
good video
At 10:27 could it also make sense to move Bishop to g4 check and then take the queen?
Then white blocks with the knight and you don't win any material
at 10:09 why can't the pawn take on e3?
Ian nepomniachtchi plays it sometimes too.
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Is there going to be a video on the moscow (e4 c5 nf3 d6 bb5+?)
there is alderdy a video
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@@srikaradarbha8355 oh wow thank you
velcome
Will there be an English opening theory soon?
He said he was gonna do it after the d4 series
Interesting video, but I don't like this opening. Semi slav is the best in my opinion.
Nice
Your given variations Are wrong - for instance in E4 variation afrer f6 white dosn't take on f6 but instead gives up the pawn on e6 to gain initiative. That turnes the tables around. U shouldn't teach openings because u just misslead people!
It’s a 25 minutes video and he has claimed at beginning that he wouldn’t go into deep details, it’s an introduction and I found it very useful :)
i was the 420th like. nice.
Fun fact :100 pepole cant all be first
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Not first
Too long introduction i dont care what your prefernce is
Thanks a lot for this soo interesting gambit I was looking for! 😊👍♟