Chess Openings: Learn to Play the Queen's Gambit!
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Chess Openings: Learn to Play the Queen's Gambit!
The Queen's Gambit is considered by many Grandmasters to be the strongest chess opening and most reliable chess openings for white. The Queen's Gambit has a proven track record and is still the main chess opening weapon for white at the professional level. However, the Queen's Gambit is a great chess opening for beginner chess players and intermediate chess players. This is the case because of the chess opening opening principles, chess opening moves, chess opening theory, chess opening strategy, chess opening tricks, chess opening traps, and chess opening ideas that the Queen's Gambit utilizes. The Queen's Gambit itself starts off with the following moves:
1. d4 d5
2. c4
By using the Queen's Gambit, we tempt black to take that pawn on c4. This may be tempting, but actually turns out to be a big mistake. If black does opt for the Queen's Gambit Accepted, white will simply gain a superior middlegame position. If black goes for the Queen's Gambit declined, we will simply naturally develop our pieces, use good chess strategy, chess moves, chess ideas, chess theory, and chess tricks and traps to win fast. The Queen's Gambit is a top tier chess opening, right up there with classical chess openings such as the Ruy Lopez or English Opening. The Queen's Gambit is so popular for a reason, it is very easy to play and will guarantee white a fighting chance for the win. It is not one of those chess gambits where we hope the opponent makes a mistake so that we can checkmate them quickly. If the chess player does make a mistake against the Queen's Gambit, that is awesome news for us. However, if they don't, white is still completely fine! The Queen's Gambit has been made a top tier chess opening at the Grandmaster level for decades, and continues to change the game of chess as we know it. If you are a chess beginner wanting to learn how to play chess at a high level, win games fast, and improve at chess quickly, this opening might be for you. We hope you enjoy learning how to play the Queen's Gambit!
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You are the best channel to actually learn openings. Others go over the moves way too fast for a beginner and you go over every possibility bit by bit in a very well structured way. Amazing. Sub!
Hey thank a ton man. Humbled! Glad to help and excited to keep making more chess opening content on RUclips.
I usually play the Tartakower Defense to the Queen's Gambit. It's pretty solid, but your video today made me go back to your Old Benoni segment! It's challenging me to bring up my game, and that's good. Thanks, Solomon.
That's awesome! Thanks for the support as always, more on the way!
I think an even stronger plan when black plays b5 defending the pawn, after white plays a4, and they play c6 defending that pawn. Im pretty sure taking with the a-pawn is the best move. Ive seen this line many times and from what ive seen it’s absolutely crushing. And you won’t get that misplaced knight.
Maybe take a look at this chess opening trap for white!
1. d4 d5
2. c4 dxc4
3. e3 b5
4. a4 c6
5. axb5 cxb5
6. Qf3!!
And there is no way to defend the black rook! The only way to save it is by playing Nc6 but in that case thanks for the knight.
Hope this helps!
Thanks,
Solomon
You are my favourite when i want to learn a new opening. Thank you so much
Ayy thank you for the kind words! Super glad to hear you are enjoying the videos. Put a lot of work into them so it's good to hear when people are learning something from them. Stay well my friend!
Awesome meeting and playing with you this weekend!
You too brotha! Excited to get you on the channel sometime this year hopefully!
Yes yes yes the queen's gambit
Thanks
Thank u a lot for your instructive videos , your way in explaining chess is remarkable . I would like to suggest if you kindly make a video regarding the scotch opening. Thanks , Solomon.
Thank you so much! And that's a great chess opening, I'll add it to the list!
In one video, this a complete summary of the main positions and it avoids tons of theories :==
Thank you Lionel! Glad you found it helpful!
I’ve gone through a lot of chess content and this channel is still my most favorite- new player
Hey thanks a ton for that!! Appreciate you and I'm honored to help!
This is helpful instruction. I play 1. e4 (thus I only play the Queen's Gambit from the Black side). My understanding of pawn structure is a weakness. There is a lot of room for improvement.
Hey Rob. Glad you got something out of this, thanks for the thoughtful comment! Pawns are the soul of chess, the fenceline, and what it often comes down to (especially in the opening). Wishing you a great weekend!
Amazing video!
Thanks brotha!
Appreciate the video, thanks!
Of course! Thanks for watching!
Nice... i am from sri lanka🇱🇰. What is the last lines name?
Thanks.😍😍
Hey Nimesh! Good to meet you. Would you be able to send me a timestamp for exactly where you're talking about? Thanks!
Brilliant! Thx Solomon :)))
Of course Lionel! And thank you!
@@TheChessGiant I still play the Colle Zukertort, it's more in my confort zone lol but sometime i try the QG^^ I can't wait for your next video about KIA! Thx for all Solomon :)
Anytime Lionel!
hey, i was just wondering at 2:59 what if they push their pawn the b6 attacking our knight again? epic video btw keep it up:)
Great question! So ya b3 is not to great for black because our knight simply goes right back to c3. Has black pushed their pawns far? Very. This gives them space but now the pawns are simply weaknesses. The pawn on b4 neutrilizes our knight, whereas pushing our knight to c3 actually forces it to a good and solid square. Hope this helps!
And thank you brotha. More on the way!
@@TheChessGiant thank you sir
Amazing
3:00 what if they play e5 threatening the pawn on d4? Shoumd you play Nf3? If so, how must you continue the variation shown as your e4 pawn wont be able to play e5, pressuring the Nf6 knight?
Thanks@btw
I'd say Nf6 or Bxc4. These are the Stockfish recommendations. It really just turns into a slugfest and would be hard to type out. But both sides are gonna start snatching off pawns while trying to attack. Maybe plug in Nf3 and Bxc4 into Stockfish and see the lines that you're most comfortable with? Hope this helps!
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Saying Queen's gambit accepted is a mistake .... is a mistake! I do not think you cover well the line 1. d4 d5 2. c4 dxc4 3. e4 e5 4. Nf3 Bb4+ 5. Nc3 exd4 6. Nxd4 Ne7 7. Bxc4 O-O or 5. Bd2 Bxd2 6. Nbxd2 exd4 7. Bxc4 Nc6 8. O-O Qf6 9. e5 Qg6
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I will add that to the list! I've been wanting to make that one for awhile, super weird opening but it works. Looking forward to making this one.
Here is the video you requested! ruclips.net/video/U1AnrPSqau8/видео.html
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@@dharmannfann9546 Ayy thank my guy!