Annoying Openings: How to Beat the Albin Counter Gambit

[@ueLordHolz]

thats the only video on yt wich explanes this

[@aRandomDuck.]

Explain main part of opening
Explain pawn move up to castle at start of video (up to 1:43) could example 2:03
Then go to blacks Knight move (main move) and explain why you play kbd2 due to Bishop trap (2:43)
Explain main ideas afterwards
Then talk about Bishop g4 main line after nc6

[@flippert0]

I play 1.d4 ..2.c4 only after 1..Nf6 (not fearing the Budapest gambit, which I think is just bad). Against 1.d4 d5 I almost always play 2.Nf3, which prevents the Albin counter gambit.

[@salemtv5808]

great video..thank you so much ..would you please cover how to face the dutch in its 3 main lines (normal/linengraf / stonewall) ?

[@omkarhegde8229]

This is great! Thank you!

[@chessdawg]

Thanks, I hope it is helpful for you.

[@tomhepner5118]

I've trying the QG on my computer. After W-D4, B-D5, W-C4, B-E5, W-E5 black allows takes C4 and so far, I haven't figured a way out of that. Suggestions?

[@Ruckuzz_41]

I wish I could upvote this 700,000 times

[@mohamedsalem2427]

none of the lines deals with bishop b4 right after knight d2

[@roqsteady5290]

It isn't critical here. Just go g3, for instance.

[@maxhart8814]

London is an annoying opening, albin counter gambit is cool ^^

[@EckySeptarony]

Im here bcz im tired of this black move...
Gladly im bellow 1200 so there is always their mistake, BUT still im tired 😂

[@Chilli_Tea]

openings are the worst part of chess, no skill just memorisation

[@zaharik3543]

Yeah, try chess 960. This gambit is not that hard, main thought is to do not touch e2 pawn