Checkmate your opponent with the Blackmar-Diemer Gambit

[@michaelcavallo2411]

Your speaking style is lively and entertaining! I like your enthusiasm and the fact that you don't let it affect your objectivity in evaluating positions (like with the g6 lines).

[@sawyer9times]

Love the sound effects and the pop up things! Very good and funny

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

Thank you for the positive feedback :)

[@sawyer9times]

@@Alessia_Santeramo You are quite welcome, Alessia! I love u my friend

[@airyaydayway279]

It wasn't easy for me, but I managed to find 5 books that cover all the lines in detail. Technically black should be fine, but there are so many ways to surprise each other and it will never be that comfortable for black if you don't play it a lot!

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

Thank you for your researches air yay day way !

[@christophermatthew7635]

Thank you! I believe that most black Scandi Players stop their prep after declining the gambit and refuting it by pawn e5. This vid keeps this opening choice alive for me

[@abhigyandatta2008]

You can also play Blackmar-Diemer against the Scandi. Usually Scandi players aren't as prepared against the Diemer gambit

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

Actually that's a good idea :)

[@KancerKowboy]

If someone ever forces me to play d4 this would be my go to for sure. Its almost as fun as e4

[@aurelienpontier1489]

Nice video! Will try it right now online

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

Have fun!

[@cwesley2005]

Alessias videos are the best!

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

too kind :)

[@gibsonndlovu9904]

Good lecture ,thanx very much

[@eye1158]

For some reason this was on my home feed and I dont even play chess. But hey I liked it.

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

Someone is sending you a sign... it's time to start playing chess ;)

[@vikashrabha9634]

Nice explanation Alessia
next Kings Gambit please

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

There is already the King's Gambit

[@mvmchess1234]

I would like to watch more about black mer

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

Watch it twice then

[@cman5053]

Got this recommended. RUclips knows what people want now yayy

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

YAY :)

[@nicolasdebe4626]

nice clear tutorial

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

Glad it helped

[@skrewzmcscrewz3316]

I'm sorry for being such a patzer, but why isn't this called the Whitemar-Diemer Gambit?

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

I have no clue lol but it's a good point

[@davidsandrock7826]

Because Blackmar and Diemer are the names of the chess masters who either discovered the gambit or were very influential in determining the lines.

[@gokselkabaroglu2946]

Thanks 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

Welcome 😊😊😊😊😊

[@anuran2007]

YEP Definitely a great gambit and amazing video too YEP

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

Thank you!

[@othmanehari3045]

Not sure if Im reading the name of gambit or of a Nuremberg trial defendant

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

idknow honestly :)

[@HeatherA_]

nice video, i like the chess board colours yep

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

Glad you like them! Maybe it's time for a new twitch design

[@Dreadscare]

yes

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

yes

[@darkfreelusion371]

amazing video! Danish gambit works similarly but the gambit is the d4 pawn right?

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

Correct! Similar idea

[@hasmituchil5214]

Love the memes

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

Thank you

[@mudaaa1015]

breh i dont get it

[@smokey7927]

Good morning, very interesting

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

Morning :)

[@boishack]

I would give it a try, but every time i play D4, the temptation to play the london again is too strong KEKW

[@Alessia_Santeramo]

Wait for my video that refutes the London System

[@adv4236]

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[@Alessia_Santeramo]

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