The main line is 3...d5 and is regarded as being slightly favourable for black. This is one of the reasons why the Danish is so rarely seen. Surprisingly, the naive looking 3...c5 is also quite good, typically transposing into a Sicilian (Alapin or Morra declined). After 4. Bc4, I would strongly recommend any black players to head for Göring Gambit territory with Nc6 and d6 rather than taking the pawn on b2. These lines are generally good for white but still quite playable. If you play the Danish looking to see every pawn get taken and reach the 19th century positions, you will be playing in the U1200 bracket a long time.
Love this video, Evan. Any chance for a Ryder Gambit video? I usually transpose into the Blackmar-Diemer as an e4 player when my opponent hits me with a Scandinavian and I love getting the opportunity for a Ryder Gambit, but they don't always fall for the Halosar Trap. You made a Blackmar-Diemer Gambit video as well as a Halosar Trap video like ten years ago, but never a Ryder Gambit video.
To memorize the opening lines, i prefer extreme openings, either too dynamic or too static. In most dynamic openings, i add "purpose information" to move notation and make it a story. One example Classical Caro-Kann: white pawn to e4 attacks d5 square, black pawn to c6 neutralises d5, white pawn d4 makes a cenral pair, black pawn d5 attacks white pawn, knight on c3 defends that pawn, black pawn capures, white knight recapures, black bishop f5 attacks the knight, knight on g3 attacks the bishop, bishop moves to g6 blocking the knight and pawn to h4 besieges (plans to attack) the bishop. In most static openings, i like to memorize the final position after those moves. That is a bit harder, but it could be useful if playing transpositional style (changing move order to get the same position).
@@chesswebsite If that were me, and I had the TIME, I would simply reupload all my videos and replace the audio recording with better versions. But I don't think anybody has enough time for that. Would be satisfying though.
@@chesswebsite well is more something personal because I do that opening a lot, so the trap perfect for me, but your work is great, just keep doing it.
I would play Nc3. The threat of Qb4+ attacking the light square bishop is pretty annoying. You also introduce the threat of Nd5 which protects the b4 square and attack the now weakened c7 pawn.
Bb4+ I would play Kf1. The Danish is often not about king safety. Qe7 and I'd go with Nc3. The threat of Qb4+ attacking the bishop is annoying. Nf6 and I would push forward with e5 to keep up the attack.
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Great video. I wish more people would accept the Danish Gambit. But people KNOW it's dangerous lol.
I agree. We are giving away two bonus pawns. Who wouldn't want two free pawns?
@@chesswebsite EVERYBODY 😂
At 900 everyone takes
@@parkermoser9657 Nah. They take the first Pawn then their Spider senses kick in lol
@@josephsalmonte4995 100 percent relatable 1 pawn is a kind gesture 2 pawns is too sussy.
So far I've won all the games I've used the Danish gambit. The problem is they accept less than half the time.
I hear you. Why can't people let us have fun?
The main line is 3...d5 and is regarded as being slightly favourable for black. This is one of the reasons why the Danish is so rarely seen. Surprisingly, the naive looking 3...c5 is also quite good, typically transposing into a Sicilian (Alapin or Morra declined). After 4. Bc4, I would strongly recommend any black players to head for Göring Gambit territory with Nc6 and d6 rather than taking the pawn on b2. These lines are generally good for white but still quite playable. If you play the Danish looking to see every pawn get taken and reach the 19th century positions, you will be playing in the U1200 bracket a long time.
White is not up a minor peice AND a rook as you say in the end...it is just a minor peice up.
Perfect! I play the center game and the Evans gambit often. Thank you.
Love this video, Evan. Any chance for a Ryder Gambit video? I usually transpose into the Blackmar-Diemer as an e4 player when my opponent hits me with a Scandinavian and I love getting the opportunity for a Ryder Gambit, but they don't always fall for the Halosar Trap. You made a Blackmar-Diemer Gambit video as well as a Halosar Trap video like ten years ago, but never a Ryder Gambit video.
It's on my road map to make. Expect in the not to distant future.
Does anyone have any tips on how to remember all of these traps and stuff? I always forget the moves
To memorize the opening lines, i prefer extreme openings, either too dynamic or too static.
In most dynamic openings, i add "purpose information" to move notation and make it a story. One example Classical Caro-Kann: white pawn to e4 attacks d5 square, black pawn to c6 neutralises d5, white pawn d4 makes a cenral pair, black pawn d5 attacks white pawn, knight on c3 defends that pawn, black pawn capures, white knight recapures, black bishop f5 attacks the knight, knight on g3 attacks the bishop, bishop moves to g6 blocking the knight and pawn to h4 besieges (plans to attack) the bishop.
In most static openings, i like to memorize the final position after those moves. That is a bit harder, but it could be useful if playing transpositional style (changing move order to get the same position).
Really appreciate these videos. Also enjoyed the trap line.
Glad you enjoyed!
Amazing channel and amazing tactics🌹🌹
Nice to hear your microphone's quality getting better.
I got used to hearing your voice in your older videos from 10 years ago.
I wish I could go back in time and swap out my microphone on older videos. Glad you feel like the new mic is better.
@@chesswebsite If that were me, and I had the TIME, I would simply reupload all my videos and replace the audio recording with better versions.
But I don't think anybody has enough time for that. Would be satisfying though.
Great. Please make a video to tell several main defenses of the black in this accepted Danish gambit.
Great video!!! Very educational!EVERYONE playing white should play this opening, every single time! I know I will!
Yes, but they don't always accept.
Glad you enjoyed it Rod.
@@lolobuggah2670 Oh, sure, of course! But I think it’s worth a try!
@@chesswebsite what happens if they only take one or two pawns?
Thank you for the video, I aim for this opening every time. At 1200-1600 level it brings wins very easily.
Such a beautiful trap
I agree :)
Great analysis and commentary 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Loved it!! Great video!
now THAT is a poisoned pawn
Agreed. "It's a trap."
Best video of your channel for me, thanks.
Thank you for the kind words. I'm curious what about the video did you like so much. I want to make sure I keep doing that for future videos.
@@chesswebsite well is more something personal because I do that opening a lot, so the trap perfect for me, but your work is great, just keep doing it.
Amaizing strategy!😉👍
:)
Beautiful!
at 8:38 what could you do if King moves e7
Thanks for a soo nice video! 😀👍♟
You are very welcome Anders.
At 6:18 why can’t Queen go to A6??
I can but white can play Qd3 and black is out of threats.
thank you kevin...
You are very welcome.
Nice
Perfect 👍
Woohoo.
what is youre chess softwere
I use Rybka Aquarium.
How do you continue if after Bxb2 black moves Qe7?
I would play Nc3. The threat of Qb4+ attacking the light square bishop is pretty annoying. You also introduce the threat of Nd5 which protects the b4 square and attack the now weakened c7 pawn.
what about 5...Bb4+ or 5...Qe7 or 5...Nf6
Bb4+ I would play Kf1. The Danish is often not about king safety. Qe7 and I'd go with Nc3. The threat of Qb4+ attacking the bishop is annoying. Nf6 and I would push forward with e5 to keep up the attack.
I miss the crispy mic
Is the new mic not as good?
@@chesswebsite no it's better but not as nostalgic
They don't accept my gambit :(
NEW CHESS VIDEO?!?!?! AND ON THE DANISH?!?!
holy-
It's a good day :)
@@chesswebsite VERY!
this is for under 1600
Under 1600!? Ewwww. Cringe, ewwwwwww
Oh hi. my best wishes to you and thanks for this vidio. One can learn nice chess ,good opening .I am shyam bhide and request you that please give us more best replies for black to fight with white in tournament
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I did one not too long ago.
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How did you guys watch a 12 minute video in 7 minutes? Hmmmm.
Watch it on x2
I watch most videos on at least 1.5x but many on 2x speed.
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You did it!!! Well done.