More Than 525,261 Players Fell For This TRAP After 1.e4

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Title	:	More Than 525,261 Players Fell For This TRAP After 1.e4
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Comment from : Remote Chess Academy

I accidentely sacrificed my king
Comment from : Ferlandy channel

That last one was dirty ;)
Comment from : Starseed

Nxf7
Comment from : CODA

I really loved the humiliate your opponent part, if I'm ever playing this gambit I'm making sure to make use of it lol
Comment from : abdush

I always play black to let my bf have a winning advantage and our games are often cut short because of those exact moves you showed as black 😂 I find myself learning very little from every chess video online Maybe soon I’ll tread lightly into tournaments Although I do love your videos! This was a good one 🎉
Comment from : 6ANDIT 999

Why do you show only the WORST moves for Black and not the best defense? Oh, wait if you would your videos would become dull! But still better than they are now!
Comment from : Lodjurlynx

Nice!
Comment from : Sahonline

My only problem is that none of my opponents falls for these traps 😪
Comment from : Frank Beerbaum

I play Chess Titans Level 4, playing as white against the computer With the 35 basic principles, I can win 99 percent of the time However, when I use your tactics; I lose 100 percent of the time I end up playing hope chess where I hope it will make those mistakes & allow me to win Upload a video of you playing Chess Titans Level 4 as white & lets see you make those tactics work In particular your tactic against the french defense which Chess Titans Level 4 uses
Comment from : Paul Robinson

I used that in the Caro haha it was fun! It doesn't have a name in the Caro, maybe you could call it the Breyer?
Comment from : Walter Brownstone

Guys, ignore every offer for avoid trap
Comment from : Fik Booze

Going to add to my practice
Comment from : Levi Alston

That’s why I always decline gambits Too many possible shenanigans
Comment from : A Biyoghé

traps vomit emoji
Comment from : i like Georgia but ive only been there once

Sigh There's a rather obvious refutation of the Tennison vs the Scandinavian Black simply doesn't take on d3 and plays h6 instead, ie 1 e4 d5 2 Nf3 dxe4 3 Ng5 Nf6 4 d3 h6 and now what? White has nothing better than Nxe4 after which black can force the queens off with Nxe4 This is silly - white isn't playing a gambit to reach this position In fact black has even better alternatives than taking the queens off Most Scandinavian players know about 4h6 so don't buy into this nonsense The root of the problem is 4 d3 The better alternatives Nc3 or Bc4 are however relatively toothless and do not yield any advantage
Comment from : nbi

Best chess content, most would like to know person This nerd has become v cool
Comment from : J K

Thanks Igor: especially for counting the “hit and miss” scenarios Thats where I fail most of the time, not knowing the correct continuation if they don’t fall for it
Comment from : R V

Dude You improved my game 10 fold!
Comment from : Phillip Lancaster

I am one of those players who fell for it 😂
Comment from : Hilal Elias Freih

You make it sound so easy for white to win in that black is a queen down for two minor white pieces But it is very difficult for white to win even if you're a grandmaster!
Comment from : John Smith

I actually fell to the Tennison gambit So I know it works lol
Comment from : Wavemaker

@7:17 puzzle Nxf7brNxf7 Qxf7, Bg6 white winsbrNxf7 pg6, Bxg6 white wins
Comment from : Francis Clemente

Genius GM Igor Coach!
Comment from : Santwona Mohanty

Kxf7 Qxf7 Bg6, pinning the Queen to the Kind and winning it And if the Queen doesn't take back, well free rook with Nxh8 Is that correct ?
Comment from : AcademieCascade

Nxf7 wins either the Queen (after Qxf7 Bg6 Qxg6 Qxg6 „best“ deal for black) or Rh7 (Bxh7) Even g6 does not work: Bxg6 and theads all around!
Comment from : Frank Beerbaum

The extra trolling variation!
Comment from : BICI e COMPUTER con Gabriele

Maybe the best video from this channel Hats off
Comment from : Junaid Jim

Pawn can take bishop, the king remains parked next to the queen
Comment from : Cryptonite

🙂
Comment from : Nagendra Nayak

Nxf7 queen can't take Qxf7 because Bg6 wins the queen with a pin Black will lose a rook
Comment from : John West

7:11 Nxf7, if Qxf7, Bg6 skewering blacks queen and if they dont take, Nxh8+ wins the rook Rh7 we take the rook with the bishop
Comment from : TooFried

Great video as alwayspowerful 👌👌👏👏
Comment from : David La Marca

All these tactics are nice but in real game the opponent never does the counter moves that lead to the trap
Comment from : bw2082

This gambit really work I played this more than 30 plus this types of games
Comment from : Sumon Roy

ICBM inbound
Comment from : Ashley

kn xf7
Comment from : tom a

This video is helpfulbrThank you, GM
Comment from : quân lá khích nghe

Black side sicilion game 😢aginst white
Comment from : sahil prajapati

► Chapters br br00:00 Best Chess Opening Trap to Win in 6 Moves br00:24 Trap in the Tennison Gambit for White br01:18 More Powerful Tennison Gambit Traps br02:14 Trap-1: Tennison Gambit against the Caro-Kann Defense br04:49 Trap-2: Tennison Gambit against the French Defense br06:07 How to make the trap work if Black played e6? br07:02 Puzzle of the day br07:24 If Black does not play h6 br09:39 If Black plays Nf6 br11:43 Trap-3: Tennison Gambit against the Scandinavian Defense br13:22 Problem with playing 1e4 (playing 1Nf3 instead) br14:20 Trap in the Tennison Gambit for Black
Comment from : Remote Chess Academy

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Comment from : Linpaws