Whenever I meet someone in person that is not rated but claims to be great at chess; I play the KG to test them with white. Most of the time after a few minutes , they do not know what hit them and leave mumbling. I beat a young woman with the exact same moves as in the first game. After I moved Kf1 she thought I was a chump and placing the bishop on c5 announced a mate the next move. She was shocked by d4 and even questioned the legality of that move. By the time it was mate she looked in disbelief and did not want to play another game. KG can be absolutely devastating.
Thanks for your comment, but I'm not GM Kasparov. Call me Kaspa. Regarding your request, sure, I'm going to release a video on the Falkbeer Counter Gambit by next week.
I always enjoy when you play with someone high rated and win it. I think that's the reason now I wish and many others like me who loves you want to see your rating reach 3000. I know it's not easy but that is just a wish 😊
Hello, and thank you so much for your thoughtful comment. You are correct that I occasionally post games in which I beat chess masters, but those types of videos seem to receive a small number of views, and after further research, I discovered that the majority of my viewers are beginners and intermediate level players, which encouraged me to do them a favor as well. However, I understand your point and will start posting more videos of my games against higher rated opponents.
kaspa, your first opponent had most of his pieces still on the 8th rank, he should have put his pieces on the most active squares like you always say, then he would have had a better game
@@kaspachessofficial He's saying that the game history on lichess (at the bottom of the lichess screen) shows the results of your previous games vs. the player that you played in the 2nd game. He's trying to say that you lost the game you played against them and that was not shown on the video, only the 2nd game that you won. I guess we will just have to wait for this person to get their own youtube chess channel so we can all witness a player that never loses a chess game.
@@coachhumph5524 Oh I see what he meant. Firstly, losing is normal. It happens to me mostly when I'm experimenting with a new gambit. Secondly, in this video, I only wanted to play the King's Gambit accepted but when my opponent played the french defense, I threw away the game, to start a new one fast 🤣🤣😂
@@kaspachessofficial You are much nicer than I am 🙂 He was just being a jerk and that's why I asked him if he thought that you aren't supposed to lose any games ever in order for what you teach us to be true and helpful. I try to be nice but people who are jerks for no reason at all offends "my eyeballs" and I would definitely like to block them with "my elbows" 😁
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Making it look easy. Always useful information on this channel.
Whenever I meet someone in person that is not rated but claims to be great at chess; I play the KG to test them with white. Most of the time after a few minutes , they do not know what hit them and leave mumbling. I beat a young woman with the exact same moves as in the first game. After I moved Kf1 she thought I was a chump and placing the bishop on c5 announced a mate the next move. She was shocked by d4 and even questioned the legality of that move. By the time it was mate she looked in disbelief and did not want to play another game. KG can be absolutely devastating.
It can be but you still have to rely on your opponent to make the moves to help facilitate your plan otherwise it just goes up in smoke.
Quote of the day: "Do what Kaspa shows you in his videos"
Good illustration G.M Kasparov, I want ask if you can show us the line when your opponent play falksbear counter gambit
Thanks for your comment, but I'm not GM Kasparov. Call me Kaspa. Regarding your request, sure, I'm going to release a video on the Falkbeer Counter Gambit by next week.
I always enjoy when you play with someone high rated and win it. I think that's the reason now I wish and many others like me who loves you want to see your rating reach 3000. I know it's not easy but that is just a wish 😊
Hello, and thank you so much for your thoughtful comment. You are correct that I occasionally post games in which I beat chess masters, but those types of videos seem to receive a small number of views, and after further research, I discovered that the majority of my viewers are beginners and intermediate level players, which encouraged me to do them a favor as well. However, I understand your point and will start posting more videos of my games against higher rated opponents.
Thanks!
Thank you so much!
kaspa, your first opponent had most of his pieces still on the 8th rank, he should have put his pieces on the most active squares like you always say, then he would have had a better game
Yes
kaspa, how ya feel about doing a video playing the kings gambit as black?
That's coming soon. Trust me
I've Used this gambit in over 11 games and I've only lost 1, No wonder most of them accepted the gambit.😅😅
Wow😂😅😅 mastering
I can see you lost the first match with your second opponent. Were you doing some experiments?😂😂
So you're suggesting that he should never lose a chess match if he wants to try to show people that his strategies/tactics work?
@@kaspachessofficial He's saying that the game history on lichess (at the bottom of the lichess screen) shows the results of your previous games vs. the player that you played in the 2nd game. He's trying to say that you lost the game you played against them and that was not shown on the video, only the 2nd game that you won.
I guess we will just have to wait for this person to get their own youtube chess channel so we can all witness a player that never loses a chess game.
@@coachhumph5524 Oh I see what he meant. Firstly, losing is normal. It happens to me mostly when I'm experimenting with a new gambit. Secondly, in this video, I only wanted to play the King's Gambit accepted but when my opponent played the french defense, I threw away the game, to start a new one fast 🤣🤣😂
@@kaspachessofficial You are much nicer than I am 🙂 He was just being a jerk and that's why I asked him if he thought that you aren't supposed to lose any games ever in order for what you teach us to be true and helpful.
I try to be nice but people who are jerks for no reason at all offends "my eyeballs" and I would definitely like to block them with "my elbows" 😁
First, you are so funny but straight to the point. You are amazing, keep it coming.