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Aggressive Chess (Colorado Gambit)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2012
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Chess openings for black, Chess traps for black, Chess trap, Chess tricks, Chess Opening, Attacking Chess, Chess gambit for Black, An Aggressive chess gambit opening against white 1. E4, Chess traps for black, Tricks to win fast for Black
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White Pawn to e5: 5:09 (White accepts d6 9:09)
White Knight to c3: 13:00
White Bishop to c4: 14:31
White accepts gambit: 15:50
Thank you
Dear Gunjan,
As a frequent viewer and subscriber of your videos I can honestly say I have learned a bunch from you. I thank you for pouring in your own time to teach youtube about the different variety of openings and specialized games that you show (the most attacking game series); and also for those who say that your videos are inaccurate because there are other moves to be played you can just do your own analysis since there are so many lines but little time to put all of them in 1 video. Keep up the good work though. :)
I TOO LIKE YOUR MOVES
Thank you for this opening. My rating is 333 and I beat a 672 rated player. I became class championship. It was all because of you.
Jane Mathew lol
+Jane Mathew dam that's a bad rating
Is that even a rating
@@vickybhatnagar6479 Britain has a system in which ratings are typically 3 digits.
@@dannygjk Thanks for filling me in there. I guess Jane should have clarified. As by default everyone perceives it as Elo...unless otherwise stated
I did some research and found out that this is more commonly called nimzowitsch defence: lean variation. Thank you, GJ, for showing us this awesome system that gave me a spectacular mating attack!
1.e4 Nc6 2.Nf3 f5 3.exf5 d5 4.Bb5 d4 5.Ne5 Qd5 6.Qh5+ Kd8 7.Nf7+ Kd7 8.Bxc6+ Qxc6 9.Nxh8 d3 10.Nf7 Qxg2
11.Rf1 Qe4+ 12.Kd1 dxc2# 0-1
Thakns for the instructive video. I use this opening a lot. First of all because indeed it confuses most of the white e4-openers. Also if white's second move is not Nf3, the Nimzovitsch defense is a completely sound opening which isn't that hard to learn and which has also the big advantadge of confusing white from the opening on. This video is to me great because it covers the declined lines as well. Great job!
koenpalstermans no cutting condo Mendocino dirk
Great job and great opening. I love how the accepted gambit capitalizes on the opponent moving their undefended queen out too early.
I certainly will. I played blitz game straight away with this strategy. I always have a problem in the early game, since I am self-taught in chess, I don't know how to counter usual openings. With this strategy, I can get to the middle game without most of the usual threats. I think my main problem is that in early most players who studied chess at least a little bit have a huge advantage against me.
By the way I should mention, I'm a huge fan of your dirty chess tricks series. I love your analysis, keep it coming ! :)
you are my chess guru..i watched each and every videos of yours...i wish i could play with you also gunjan sir
1.e4 Nc6 2.Nf3 f5? 3.exf5 d5 4.d4 Bxf5 5.Bb5 e6 6. Ne5 Nge7 7. Qh5+ g6 8. Qe2
White has given the pawn back but has a perfectly good position and black doesn't have much of an initiative + black's king can't go kingside since there are weaknesses on f6, h6 and g5 and if he goes queenside white's pieces will already be developed there and white can attack with c4,b4,a4 or something like that while his king is safe on g2.
Really exciting game; beautiful Queen sac!
hey gunjan...this comment is to say a special thanx to u......players in beginners level are very stubborn to not resign even with great material loss.....with this line....i achieved success in my 2nd game .....where my opponent didn't even bother to save the bishop by playing Nc3 and i mated him 4 moves earlier...
i am having plans of using it in tournaments....thanx a lot again...
8:27 king has two options instead of one. D4. Black have to move queen D8 to keep pressure on checks. King takes C5. Rook E5. CHESS.
King has two options, B6, B4 both ends up in CHECKMATE in 1 move.
The critical line in the Colorado gambit is 1.e4 Nc6 2.Nf3 f5 3.exf5 d5 4.Bb5! Bxf5 5.Ne5! when White has a strong hold on the e5 square. It is hard for Black to equalize in this line. I have analyzed the very sharp 5...a6!? 6.Nxc6 Qd7!? 7.Nxe7 axb5 8.Nxf5 Qxf5 and though White has the extra pawn, Black has a free and open game with pressure down the a-file. White has to be careful how he continues in this line.
It is so funny. "Are you tired of playing passive..." I enjoyed video a lot. Also I saw best Colorado game.
A minute thirty in, and I'm still staring at a board that's setup ready to play. Get to it my good man!
Brutal opening...your right it sure does mess with most folks
Dear Sir...I often play French against e4 but after getting snipped g7 & h7 , it is quite difficult to control the game but after this video I intend to play Nc6 against e4 followed by all the variations, Thanks a million for this video!
Good opening and very agressive move ,I like it to learn, idol nice for your video, someday I'll do it...!!!thank u!!
No one will play into this and I don''t want to have to play Nimzo. However thank you for your videos, the Budapest is my staple thanks to you.
you live on a higway don't you ?! nice vid ! very interesting
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Quite educative
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I thought ratings start with 800
You are the King of gambits!
Thanks Mr Gunjan. I am learning chess in my old age
Thanks! Colorado Gambit is a nice addition to Nimzovich opening I've been working on!
What do you play after: 1.E4 Nc6 2. Nf3 f5 3. exf5 d5 4. d4 Bxf5 5. Bd3.... ?
Very enjoyable and educational. I like your channel
Thanks a lot for this soo good variants in Colorado Gambit, which I will try as black! 😀👍♟
Very good video, showing all probable lines, traps and giving links to related openings. Thank you!
WOW!! Epic! So Aggresive. Much wow. Much impressed. Much confusion for Athens White side. I knew that gambits are the best way to play as black always though.
6:30 Bb5 looks just fine to me, what's not so good is Qh5+? (patzer check) then Nxg6?? then Qh4? After these three consecutive blunders, yeah the trap is vicious.
That line is absolutely fine for white after 1. e4 Nc6 2. Nf3 f5 3. e5 d6 4. Bb5 dxe5 5. Nxe5 Qd5 6. Bxc6+ bxc6 7. Nf3 with the only problem that queens are going to come off early and some people find that rather annoying.
Excellent narration and traps. I like your presentation also. All the best and keep doing.
great video. very aggressive line. i will study this line a bit more.
I will be eagerly waiting for those videos. I have really been enjoying playing this opening after seeing your analysis.
WOW!!! I love your videos! You have such a large selection of videos to choose from! Keep up the good work! I have subcribed to your channel!
Thank you very much GJ_CHESS for these inspiring videos i had a great fun playing colorado gambit...its my favorite opening as black vs e4 ....it allows me to play aggressive and control the center AS BLACK...also i had a lot of games that i won in first 10 moves due to opponents being unfamiliar with this opening and surprised thus falling into one of the traps...i dont know how theoreticaly sound is this opening but playing online on amateur level i can beat almost anybody and have tons of fun with this opening
Indeed, you played first queen-check. After that, the king goes to f1, followed by queen hidden check. Great one. In a blitz game (5 min) was difficult for me. Thank you Gunjan !!
Hi Gunjan! Thanks a lot for your videos! I started using the Nimzowitsch as standard reply against e4. And I looooooove playing the Colorado Gambit. Keep it up!
Thanks alot for all the time and work you put in your videos. I like the way you explain how to encounter all the opponents possible moves. Keep up the good work!
thank's alot, nice job, very instructif. I will try it on blitz games. this gambit will give me a motivation when playing black.
Yes! d4 seems to be the response 90% of the time and gives the most trouble. We await your video.
1. e4 Kc6 2. Kf3 f4 3. Xf4 d5 4. Bb4 leads to a very bad position for black
So much for kiddy tricks and trap, the sound line is to except the gambit and then instead of the trifling Bd3, play should continue d4, B.f5 Bb5, a6 B.c6, b.c6 c3,c5 d.c5,e6 Qa4, Qd7 Q.d7, K.d7 c6 when black best move is Kc8 and white has a lasting initiative!
I heartily disagree with ...c5? after c3. c5 is probably a good move later after Black actually develops his pieces. The line you've given here is far from forced...
Thank you;
There are certain words in our talking that we do not need to mention them while we are explaining an act. The action is much shorter time than the talk.
I am watching your videos, and i am learning from your work.
I am certain many others do the same.
Thanks again.
maybe the best video i have seen yet. I can't tell you how much I appreciate the time and effort put into this. I bet you are scary over the board! Cheers from colorado.
That king is a traveler lol..... it ended up in the black's side. Really nice!
GJ chess you are very well at chess
thanks a lot for sharing such great knowledge with us. I actually started taking more interest in chess after watching your videos. thanks again.
Please!! remember this lines.
I love it
Teach the JEROME gambit! A friend of mine and I worked that out over the board when we were fifteen.
I'm sorry, but I do not speak English (thanks to the Google translator!); a small contribution with an old game. Colorado gambit refused: 1. e4 Nc6 2. Nf3 f5 3. Nc3 fxe4 4. Nxe4 d5 5. Ng3 e5 6. Bb5 Bd6 7. Bxc6+ bxc6 8. Nxe5 Qf6 9. Nf3 Bg4 10. O-O Ne7 11. d3 O-O = Boros - Krivos, Budapest 1925
Mate I have played a lot of chess, but this video has blown my mind!
Really a good line in colarado for black
Thank You GJ_Chess for a soo interesting Colorado Gambit, which I will try because I feel exactly the same as You did before! 😀👍♟
the best chess illustrator ever! boom boom!
You have a very good communication skill, your teachings are very easy to understand. I already subscribed to your channel and I'm sure, I will learn a lot from you. Thank you very much.
Note: in main line after r-d8 white can avoid mate by going to e5, instead of c5.
Hmm. I think we differ on too many points, and in our confidence in them, to make for a productive discussion. Many thanks again for a thought-provoking video.
you are bloody awesome man, hope you make more of this kind of videos .i learned a lot from this. your efforts are greatly appreciated . more power to you .thank you very much.
also if you look closely and analyze the game at 6:10, both bishops for black player are block hence executing the queen check on the h file later in the game seems rather foolish as it opens the game more for the black player - thanks again for a great video
very impressive very knowledgeable
you and chess network are my heros
What a lesson, thanks a lot !
At 9.17 cXe is recommended however black can actually play e5!! then if white plays eXc7 then black can play Qx c7 and all of a sudden the hidden traps are amazing I checked with deep engine analysis and indeed bravely sacrificing the pawns leads to great advantages for black....Gunjan please 🙏 I beg you try this line in some games yourself and feel the power hidden deep in the Colorado
Very very nice teaching
What should Black do after moves like 1. e4 Nc6 2. Nc3 f5 3. d3?
Thanks for the video.
Perhaps I missed it, but I'd have thought one of the main lines would be 1.e4 Nc6 2.Nf3 f5 3.exf5 d5 4.Bb5 Bxf5 5.Ne5, and I didn't see any analysis of it.
Great ! you answered all my questions, thank you for responding and explaining this awesome gambit so well.
In your first line (1. e4 Nc6 2. Nf3 f5 3. e5 d6 4. Bb5 dxe5 5. Nxe5 Qd5), you assume the aggressive white player will take the night with the bishop before Qh5+. It is better for white to immediately move Qh5+. After black plays b3 to intercede with the pawn, the game becomes very sharp with white having a material advantage. The line you show can no longer take place because after white plays Nxb3, if black doesn't play axb3 and instead plays Nc3 as you show, white can just move Nf4+, and force black to trade queens, which is great for white who just got a free pawn. If black does play axb3, white ends up at a slight positional disadvantage, but a big material advantage, and he can recover the position over the next new moves.
I'm sorry but your comment is confusing because you are misusing the algebraic
system.
Dan Kelly Apologies. I accidentally rotated the board notation after the initial moves.
Dan Kelly all of my references to "b3" (b3, axb3, Nxb3) should be replaced with "g6", and my reference to "Nc3" should be replaced with "Nf6". It's awkward when the presenters show the board from Black's position. Just analyze the line without the Bxc6 move the presenter assumes white will make.
Dan Kelly To explain, the key is that if white doesn't trade his bishop for the knight on c6, there will never be a pawn on c6 defending the queen on d5, and white can force a queen trade without losing his knight to pawn capture afterwards. I'd type up the notation but I'm on my phone and I can't seem to copy the appropriate text from my original post.
Christopher Thayer An alternative line against 1.e4 Nc6 2.Nf3 f5 3.e5 is 3...Nh6!? with the idea of 4.d4 Nf7 with pressure on White's center.
Nice gambit for black-thanks, I might try it in blitz games but it will never replace the mighty & awesome French defence against 1.e4 which remains my best option vs 1.e4 :-)
I stand corrected, thank u however when I play this line as black, my computer responded at move 4 with N-h4 defending the pawn after 3... d7-d5. instead of Bf1-d3. I did manage to win the knight in exchange for three pawns. 1. e4 N-c6 2. Nf3 F7-5 3.PXP D7-5 4. nf3-h4 ng8-h6 5. Q-h4+ g7-6 6. PXP PXP 7. NXP and after Bc8-g4 whites Queen moved to G5 and I pinned it with Rook to G8.
I really enjoy your presentations. I do think there is one move order which causes major problems for black in the Colorado Gambit. (1. E4 NC6) (2. Nf3 F7-5) (3 PXP D7-5) (4. NH4 NH6) ( QH5 + N-F7) (5. BF1-D3 and Black has problems.
Hi,
What would u suggest in following situation.
1. e4, Nc6
2. Nf3, f5
3. exf5, d5
4. Bb5
Great video dear friend.... i loved your Budapest Trap variations ...!!!! Nice to see on TH-cam an alternative and at the same time dynamic style of playing chess...
This is good enought for me to learns more from you thanks, go on
GJ_Chess
Usted es un gran maestro , para mi usted es EL GRAN Srinivasa Aiyangar Ramanujan DEL AJEDREZ,
Yo aprendo mucho con sus lecciones gracias de verdad.
What a pitty that most of the oponents dont play knight f3 but rather d4 - couldnt find an enlightning video here on youtube, hopefully seeing something from GJ chess soon?
Thanks for this one - chess for adults!
We ll be waiting for that I assure you... however, Gunjan your videos and all the moves you show are entirely out of any book ...Congs !!!
Gunjan u have solved all my worries in the opening tactics & strategies, i like ur style of teaching very much,pls tell me if white plays,1. e4 Nc6 2.Nf3 f5 3 exf5 d5 4.Bb5 Bxf5 5Nd4...pls tell me the possibilities i trust u and ur deep thinking thank u very much.
Coolest gambit ever! 😄
This is quite interesting. I'm an aggressive player with a big interest in unusual openings and gambits. My main weapon against e4 is the Scandinavian Marshall gambit, which has many potential attacking lines of its own. Against d4 I've been rotating between the Chigorin, the Tarrasch, and the Albin Counter Gambit. Good to have another opening to mix it up. I did not know about this little gem.
Thnks gj..you are a good chess teacher..keep it up..
you are the man! great analysis!
7: 12 what if he moves his knCight to c4 by giving us vhrck from queen and attacking our Queen from Knight?
GJ_Chess, What "Jesus" was apparently trying to say was that after black moved his Nf6 , at minute 11:12 , white can play dxe which either gains a pawn or forces black to forego castling.F. Augart
good job man. I watch all your videos
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Do you cover the variation 1. e4 Nc6 2. Nf3 f5 3. d4 ? White seems to counter the counter attack following fxe4 with d5
Fun opening.
Just noticed @ 21:43 The White Queen can take the pawn to check and force a queen trade, but Black will still gain a piece edge by trading his queen and pawn for a queen and knight.
Great Video, thx and greetings from Germany 👍👍👍
You are my best coach and favourite youtuber for chess
awesome game... i am playing chess for many years of course for fun only but love to see videos like this but never seen this kind of tactic as black... It's very good for players like me ;)
Hi, thank you for the gambit video, very good.
Wonderful explain
I find the opening very exciting although I must admit it does seem a bit suicidal to me. I'm unconvinced of your version of the accepted gambit:
1. e4 Nc6
2. Nf3 f5
3. xf5 d4
4. Nh4 Nh6
5. Qh5+ g6
6. xg6 xg6
7. Qxg6 Nf7
8. Nf3 Rh6
(20:27)
I'd suggest 9. Qd3. Black can chase the queen around a bit, but then if white manages to develop and castles on the queen's side, he is 2 pawns up, I doubt the awkwardness of white's position is worth that much.
thnx gunjan, instructive and fun at same time
Great videos!
Thanks!
Just subscribe to your channel. Love it and your voice was clear. Thank you
That is a fun line indeed
Great job, Gunjan, keep on going!
About this position on 14:03, after white's Qf5+ or Qg4+ black is forced to loose some tempos to regroup, meanwhile white can spoil our center or start pawn storm at queen's side. For instance, simple line would be 12.Qf5+ Kd8 13.0-0 Ne7 14.Qf3 c6 15. Be2 following either c3 and d4 or d3 and c4 or even a4, b4 and b5. Here (as well as in every position in this variation) black's pieces need some more moves to improve, we do not have any good place for our bishop.
@22:00 Nxa7, Nxa7; Ne5.. Bam!! White has 3 pawns for a knight.. even position