3:09 I do not recommend c6 here. It transpose into Von Hennig gambit and this is a very dangerous lines for black. White is going to play Ng5 threatening tactic on f7 (which this video covered) and when black defense against the tactic with Bg6 white will sac the bishop with Bxe6 and the best line for black literally loss black the queen after a few moves. Black is still better after losing the queen but it’s still a very sharp game where black could get mated or lose all the pieces very easily. 7:50 I’m not sure about this but I think if you put the bishop out and don’t take on f3 the main line went similar to Jobava London and have something like g4 h4 and eventually take the bishop where you’re forced to take back with f pawn which is very unpleasant.
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Thanks, good video, I used these moves on my opps they didn’t stand a chance
Me, a blackmar gambit player, watching this video to learn more traps in the gambit
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ill be using this, my dad plays this sometimes against me
3:09 I do not recommend c6 here. It transpose into Von Hennig gambit and this is a very dangerous lines for black. White is going to play Ng5 threatening tactic on f7 (which this video covered) and when black defense against the tactic with Bg6 white will sac the bishop with Bxe6 and the best line for black literally loss black the queen after a few moves. Black is still better after losing the queen but it’s still a very sharp game where black could get mated or lose all the pieces very easily.
7:50 I’m not sure about this but I think if you put the bishop out and don’t take on f3 the main line went similar to Jobava London and have something like g4 h4 and eventually take the bishop where you’re forced to take back with f pawn which is very unpleasant.
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Modern BDG players don't play e4 immediately, the play Nc3 and then e4.
Very instructive video, but why, on Earth, this constant "they" about the opposite colour? "If White plays" is very much more preferable.