Learn This Amazing Colorado Gambit in 10 Minutes 💡

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  • Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
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    In this video, I show you how to punish e4 players using the uncommon Colorado counter-gambit. I have also included some beautiful traps throughout the video to warm you up. I think that trying out these wonderful opening ideas will give you a lot more confidence to face any opponent, from beginner to advanced.
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  • @kaspachessofficial
    @kaspachessofficial  Год назад +2

    *❓Solve Chess Puzzle At: **11:40*
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  • @gustavonovotny9346
    @gustavonovotny9346 Год назад +2

    Yep Kaspa! Definitely you should make a full repertoire on this fabulous gambit. I'm eager for it to be ready!!! Kind regards and keep on making quality videos as usual.

  • @Edouard7800
    @Edouard7800 11 месяцев назад +2

    hello Kaspa, its been some videos on tricky opening i watched on your channel and i would tell its really cool you covered all of these you do really great job!

    • @kaspachessofficial
      @kaspachessofficial  11 месяцев назад

      Thank you so much. I appreciate for the feedback 🙏

  • @itiller69
    @itiller69 Год назад +1

    Thank you Kaspa for doing my request. I love it.

  • @christianb5947
    @christianb5947 Год назад

    Could you make more detailed video on this? Really liking it

  • @jfryer485
    @jfryer485 Год назад

    At 11.46 There is a passed pawn which advances to give check. Passed pawns must be pushed. It is protected and so white can move away allowing it to queen or try to stop it.
    If white blocks the queening then give check with the queen using the pawn to protect it.
    After white moves to the only space swing the queen tonthevother side wherevitbis protected by the pawn to give mate in three.

  • @alancoe1002
    @alancoe1002 Год назад +1

    In the beginning of your article, 1.e4, Nc6 2.d4, e5, If White then plays 3.Nf3, you're in the Scotch, not my idea of fun as Black, but maybe a few 'learning experiences', (lost games) are necessary to expand my knowledge such as it is. This looks like a lot of fun overall, so I would like to see whatever else you have to teach us regarding this gambit.
    Thank you.

  • @jacka.2166
    @jacka.2166 Год назад +1

    I would like to see some opening traps in the Benoni Defense

  • @NirmalNath-gq4xx
    @NirmalNath-gq4xx Год назад +1

    U r my best u Tuber teaching chess

  • @ZAPELA5489
    @ZAPELA5489 Год назад +1

    Can please show more traps with goldsmith defense

  • @osmanipimentel9098
    @osmanipimentel9098 Год назад

    Me gustó mucho .lo acabo de poner en mi repertorio .muy bueno ataca desde el comienzo

  • @xXStEVeINXx
    @xXStEVeINXx Год назад +1

    Sometimes i dont even want to know something about chess :D you are just to funny... Very charismatique !!! Keeep going ! 😊 Love your content

  • @Ronniecallanta-d4m
    @Ronniecallanta-d4m Год назад

    Nice kaspa!
    I like more study on colorado gambit.
    Qe5,Ng5

  • @mingolam
    @mingolam Год назад +1

    Do you have anything on the out of fashion Belgrade Gambit?

  • @Edouard7800
    @Edouard7800 11 месяцев назад

    my personnal expectations for your following videos would be on this colorado gambit bc you said in the video you were gonna make more content on this one, then i really liked your rat defense opening im playing this in blitz its strategical. I took pleasure discovering the Nimzo defense and the manoeuvering of the Kb8 to g6 nevertheless the players are often not going in what recommend you to fall in this kind of setup in scotch situation for example ?

  • @wesamelfaghi7305
    @wesamelfaghi7305 Год назад

    thanks amazing 👏

  • @ericst-laurent1194
    @ericst-laurent1194 Год назад

    Thank you for this good gambit video again i like gambit,even i read sadly i think yesterday it made us less strong in some way against more strong opponents,i don't know what is your suggestion about this,for avoid weakness which can lead us to some lost games,it is possible to play gambit game and have a solid position also?Thank you for your answer about this.Also what offensive opening with black or white which is considerate a solid opening?I like play elephant gambit but i think maybe this opening is not the more solid opening for black.

  • @blakekeller1125
    @blakekeller1125 8 месяцев назад

    Kaspa, you said leave our requests here. First off, I am a subscriber who 12:16 bought your Italian course in hopes that it would cover an issue ive been having with a guy i battle who uses the Ruy Lopez opening, but it didnt. It was the closest course you sold to Ruy Lopez. I watched the videos you posted covering Roy Lopez, but they all say white rarely trades its bishop for blacks knight. That is not the case with a guy i constantly battĺe, and I cant figure out how to successfully counter his attack. Anyways, dude starts off as white e4, e5, Kf3, Kc6, Bb5, then I usually push my pawn up to a6 to chase off his bishop. But he takes my knight on c6 with his bishop, instead of retreating it to a4, i recapture his bishop on c6 with my pawn on d7. Then he castles on the short side, preparing to take my d5 pawn with his knight on his next move. From there I am having an extremely hard time beating him. I dont know how to message you other than this comment section, so PLEASE let us know how to continue in this position, or if my moves up to that point are wrong.

  • @TeeGar
    @TeeGar Год назад

    Have you ever done one on the Rousseau gambit?

  • @keithndlovu2328
    @keithndlovu2328 Год назад +1

    Qg2, Qe4, Kd5 and eventually Qb4😮🎉

  • @keithndlovu2328
    @keithndlovu2328 Год назад +1

    You are an engine🎉🎉

  • @manaumman9732
    @manaumman9732 18 дней назад

    I recomande ,, gj chess " colorado gambit series and more....

  • @awakenedsoul2638
    @awakenedsoul2638 Год назад

    11:40 Knight G4 then keep checking with the Queen until you checkmate white's king in 4 moves.

  • @exousia2002
    @exousia2002 9 месяцев назад

    @6:55 what if Nxf5?

  • @oisikhmach194
    @oisikhmach194 Год назад

    Pl elucidate kings Gambit mentioning counter Gambit moves .

  • @theexaminer4784
    @theexaminer4784 Год назад +1

    This theory is showing black is always tensed.

  • @Hostyl176
    @Hostyl176 Год назад

    From the thumbnail, I was thing. "That's not how you spell cholera!"

  • @Danumurti18
    @Danumurti18 Год назад

    Mate in 4? I don't know how

  • @hopsterlynongkhlaw8521
    @hopsterlynongkhlaw8521 Год назад

    I was thinking why not corona gambit

  • @manaumman9732
    @manaumman9732 18 дней назад

    Gambit not ,,countragambit"