Attacking Chess Gambit against d4 (Charlick Gambit)

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  • Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024

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  • @MultiGency
    @MultiGency 3 года назад +26

    Wathing this only for "booom... hahahahh"

  • @pedropetr
    @pedropetr 3 года назад +11

    Thank you GJ. Again you present a video with a refreshing theme. I am now on the FIDE rating about 1850 too because that you gave me an energy and inspiration how to play. I obtained this rating in the righteous short time of the last season before COVID lockdown.

  • @nanothefruit8063
    @nanothefruit8063 3 года назад +5

    I have won tournaments in school because of you GJ chess. You're the best. I love your style and enthusiasm.

  • @dreambigcricketfantasy1747
    @dreambigcricketfantasy1747 3 года назад +2

    Hello Sir, I have been playing chess for a 8 years but Never seriously. I just try to control center in the opening ( don't know any openings further than 4/5 moves deep ), develop my minor pieces then castle and try to get the rooks connected. I struggle to find/calculate good moves in middle game and in if it goes to Endgame I lose 8/10 times. Even of I am a piece up/ pawns up but can't find the best continuation and lose on time. Can you please suggest what should I do as to STEP by STEP IMPROVE?

    • @surya6242
      @surya6242 3 года назад +1

      According to capablanka's theory end game is the heart of Chess, if you study end game well, it will definitely help you to improve whole area of chess

  • @ravenlord4
    @ravenlord4 3 года назад +2

    AT 4:20 why is white concerned about a doubled pawn? If black wants to waste a tempo and give white the bishop pair then white should be very happy because in addition after gxf3 he also gets extra support for a e4 push. And if white IS worried about double pawns then Bg5 followed by Nbd2 seems a better way to go about it. If black kicks with f6 then Bh4 is wonderful, intending Bg3 killing black's other bishop. Besides, f6 blocks the best square for his king knight. I think 5.e3 is way too passive and that 5.Bg5 leaves black hard pressed to find compensation.

    • @rikkikarrylmabayo2504
      @rikkikarrylmabayo2504 3 года назад

      You don't actually capture the knight at that position. As you can see the other followup moves are both knight moves. However, not opening e2 pawn would mean white bishop will be trapped for a time which will give you an advantage. Eitherway, this game is a model game played by GMs so he can't really change the move order.

    • @ravenlord4
      @ravenlord4 3 года назад +1

      @@rikkikarrylmabayo2504 That's my point -- the reasoning at 4:20 is bad.

  • @adrianprundaru4047
    @adrianprundaru4047 3 года назад +4

    What a game!!! I love the aggression!!! BAMMMM!!!! BOOM !!!!!

  • @youneverknow5555
    @youneverknow5555 3 года назад +6

    Im currently 1800 in chess.com only because of your help. Thank you! I was thinking of playing different for d4.

  • @vietphan3767
    @vietphan3767 3 года назад +5

    Uploading this line for Black after a video about this opening for White 8 years ago... Interesting

  • @ShivamKumar-sv4yq
    @ShivamKumar-sv4yq 3 года назад +2

    Hello, Sir. I love this awesome counter attacking opening against d4. but sir in some of my games, many players plays Nf3 and Bg5 when I plays Nc6. I always got confused after that, and I even lost my many games due to that. I request you to Kindy cover this line also (d4 e5, dxe5 d6, Nf3 Nc6, Bg5). Sir I always loses in this position kindly explain the plans and ideas in this line also. Please sir....
    Thank you!

    • @franciscojosemartinezmiarr8985
      @franciscojosemartinezmiarr8985 2 года назад

      @@GJChess En esta misma variante despues de Dd7, si el blanco juega Cd2 o Cc3 con la intencion de cambiar el alfil en d6 como jugariamos????

  • @vijayshinde547
    @vijayshinde547 3 года назад +2

    love you gunjan sir ........................... very op video

  • @DauntlessTony
    @DauntlessTony 6 месяцев назад

    Simply lovely! Thank you! I have another gem in my black opening repertoire! 🎉🎉

  • @babar7300
    @babar7300 3 года назад +2

    thanks gj, wasi always confused to counter d4. but not now...

  • @bnereli
    @bnereli 3 года назад +1

    why not considering c4 after d4 ?

  • @stregagames
    @stregagames 2 года назад

    Sorry dude but 4. Bg5 is virtually a refutation. Lights out.

  • @jamesmeadowsiii
    @jamesmeadowsiii 11 месяцев назад

    I am enjoying your gambit series. Do you have any good gambit to play against 1. c4?

  • @Rai-Bulgaria
    @Rai-Bulgaria 3 года назад +1

    What about playing 2.e3 or 2.c3?

  • @MLSaini-kk4lr
    @MLSaini-kk4lr 3 года назад +1

    R×d2 I cannot find. Great brilliant move. I like gambits very much because its give you a highly tactical blow game.GJ please can you make a video on how to play pirc defence correctly.please make a video

  • @Practical_Player
    @Practical_Player 3 месяца назад

    Very high quality educational video. Thank you!

  • @ericbernardo1974
    @ericbernardo1974 3 года назад +1

    Thanks to you i won a lot of games with chess hustlers here in philippines.. I feel like i am GM Tal whenever i blow some sacrifies in my opponent here in philippines 😂 then everybody sayssss WOOOOOOHHHH 🔥

  • @jitendrarankhambe2236
    @jitendrarankhambe2236 3 года назад +1

    Very nice and good attacking charlick gambit which you shown us. Your illustration guides us very useful as usual. Something new learnt from this video.

  • @kuyadexstar5407
    @kuyadexstar5407 3 года назад +1

    I love your videos GJ Chess!!! These amazing attacking lines and ur fun personality has me telling all my friends about you after i BUST them :DDD thank you!!

  • @sujitbhattacharyya3705
    @sujitbhattacharyya3705 3 года назад +1

    the only thing I am scared of is that when we play moves like Bg4 opponent tries to kick it via h3 what should we do then?

  • @rafaelrojas7249
    @rafaelrojas7249 3 года назад +2

    Very good, thanks!.

  • @justanotheryoutubechannel3102
    @justanotheryoutubechannel3102 Год назад

    Thanks for this video that I HOPE is easier to create a tree from than Chess Academy's video where I learned about this AWESOME, (way more sexy than the main line to me!) way to stop slavwalling without fianchettos with a truly gorgeous 2x semi open files (I hate pawns! get them out of the way! that's why I hated the stonewall since around 00. OMG the bishop pair lined up on king's castle makes me want to play this RIGHT NOW! such development against 1.d4 is unheard of in ANY begging and pleading for EXACTLY this opening I already love... just watching it dance.
    I'm just starting YOUR video and have some basic database sifting that might be corrupted from getting confused about move orders trying to follow the CA video. Where I hate the 1.e4 d5, the "unsound" englund > hartlaub/charlick looks like it was made just for me! no joke! benko, benoni & indians etc are worse looking than the at least SUPER FAMILIAR stonewall straightjacket because the onlt thing i might hate more than ALL pawns is either side of a fianchetto.
    I'm hoping you show move lists or maybe posted the theory in the description. I don't want to waste another day trying to cobble a quick start pamphlet and drill it. I so wanna play this!
    *SUBBED!*

  • @pranadheer
    @pranadheer 3 года назад +1

    Thankyou so much gj..! 🙏👍
    Please try to upload a video on Belgrade gambit and orthoshnapp gambit.. 🙏

    • @pranadheer
      @pranadheer 3 года назад +1

      Those who need a video of those, like my comment.. 👍

    • @pranadheer
      @pranadheer 3 года назад +1

      @Vesyal yes.. I know.. I watched.. but gj's explanation is amazing..

    • @groussac
      @groussac 3 года назад +1

      @@pranadheer Right. Clear, logical development of the position with a few entertaining 'bams' thrown it for effect. I particularly like his refutation of the Evans Gambit. In that one I don't remember the bams, but I do remember the logic. Think I'll watch it again today to see if I've missed something. Some logic I mean. The bam takes care of itself...

  • @theexaminer4784
    @theexaminer4784 Год назад

    Funny and inaccurate.

  • @AlexeCinzia1
    @AlexeCinzia1 Год назад

    Grazie, sei il numero uno! 👋👍

  • @chinmayavyas7943
    @chinmayavyas7943 3 года назад +1

    Good explaination

  • @budarajukesavmurthy6708
    @budarajukesavmurthy6708 3 года назад

    13.01after c3 whiteQueen no need to go back then Bishop xc4 knightxc4 Rxd2

  • @ridhomustofa7144
    @ridhomustofa7144 2 года назад

    indonesia

  • @antonypelling9194
    @antonypelling9194 3 года назад

    Always entertaining & informative;Just a shame his english is not very polished.

  • @chessamber2522
    @chessamber2522 3 года назад

    E4,E5,D4 Best move please comment. Best video.🙏

  • @sanatnazblock
    @sanatnazblock Год назад

    This is one of my favorite d4 gambits by far

  • @RavensSixNine
    @RavensSixNine 2 года назад

    Been subbed forever. Always come to this channel when i want to learn about specific lines.

  • @sanjaychoudhary401
    @sanjaychoudhary401 3 года назад

    Very good Sir,
    I win many matches after watching this video..
    Thanks a lot.

  • @cyrusthegreat1829
    @cyrusthegreat1829 3 года назад

    White Pawn to h3 should've been moved early as white lol seems like you're a lil bias😅

  • @tanmayshinde1713
    @tanmayshinde1713 3 года назад

    d4 -e5 and then what if white plays c3 ????

  • @vijyantmehrotra8119
    @vijyantmehrotra8119 3 года назад

    I like your videos very much

  • @sevatrix1321
    @sevatrix1321 3 года назад

    Gracias por el vídeo

  • @vijyantmehrotra8119
    @vijyantmehrotra8119 3 года назад

    R u a candidate Master

  • @ЦТТҮАДашдорж.Бат-Эрдэнэ

    Thank you

  • @muarakasih3484
    @muarakasih3484 3 года назад

    Indonesia

  • @manojb681
    @manojb681 3 года назад

    Bam!!

  • @davft17
    @davft17 3 года назад

    Hello, I love your videos they help me discover new tactics all the time. I was wondering tho, at 7:36, why wouldn't white play g3 after h5? The blacks light square bishop is already gone.

    • @rikkikarrylmabayo2504
      @rikkikarrylmabayo2504 3 года назад

      I think because its a model game and that is the move the players got into. Otherwise, I think pawn to h4 move dismantles king position. You cant capture the pawn because it opens up the line of defense as well as rook recapture would make a lot of mating threats and you cant let the pawn be captured because the same problems will happen(rook free reign in g3, bishop staring at g2).

    • @mananjain9525
      @mananjain9525 3 года назад

      Better why didn't black play instead of h5, bxh2 kxh2 qd6 kg1 qd2