Aggressive Chess (Colorado Gambit)
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Dear Gunjan,
As a frequent viewer and subscriber of your videos I can honestly say I have learned a bunch from you. I thank you for pouring in your own time to teach youtube about the different variety of openings and specialized games that you show (the most attacking game series); and also for those who say that your videos are inaccurate because there are other moves to be played you can just do your own analysis since there are so many lines but little time to put all of them in 1 video. Keep up the good work though. :)
I TOO LIKE YOUR MOVES
White Pawn to e5: 5:09 (White accepts d6 9:09)
White Knight to c3: 13:00
White Bishop to c4: 14:31
White accepts gambit: 15:50
Thank you
Thank you for this opening. My rating is 333 and I beat a 672 rated player. I became class championship. It was all because of you.
Jane Mathew lol
+Jane Mathew dam that's a bad rating
Is that even a rating
@@vickybhatnagar6479 Britain has a system in which ratings are typically 3 digits.
@@dannygjk Thanks for filling me in there. I guess Jane should have clarified. As by default everyone perceives it as Elo...unless otherwise stated
you live on a higway don't you ?! nice vid ! very interesting
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Quite educative
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I thought ratings start with 800
Guys please dont play this opening cause after f5 ,exf5 d5, Bb5 Bxf5, d4 the e5 square is very weak & that position is completely lost for black you all can check on any engine & this was said by GM Avetik Grigoryan! The colorado gambit is literally the worst gambit ever & wont help improve your chess in any manner
I certainly will. I played blitz game straight away with this strategy. I always have a problem in the early game, since I am self-taught in chess, I don't know how to counter usual openings. With this strategy, I can get to the middle game without most of the usual threats. I think my main problem is that in early most players who studied chess at least a little bit have a huge advantage against me.
Very enjoyable and educational. I like your channel
I'm sorry, but I do not speak English (thanks to the Google translator!); a small contribution with an old game. Colorado gambit refused: 1. e4 Nc6 2. Nf3 f5 3. Nc3 fxe4 4. Nxe4 d5 5. Ng3 e5 6. Bb5 Bd6 7. Bxc6+ bxc6 8. Nxe5 Qf6 9. Nf3 Bg4 10. O-O Ne7 11. d3 O-O = Boros - Krivos, Budapest 1925
Really exciting game; beautiful Queen sac!
My friend, I think U might have missed this move: if the Gambit was accepted, and Black plays 3... d5 Then White would respond immediately with 4. Bb5, and If 4... Bxf4, Then 5. Ne5! So how Black should respond, 'cuz if the Bishop drops back to d7, then the whole gambit is almost worthless 'cuz White is ahead in development!
Please advise.
Thanks.
25:20 First off, "sooner or later the game will be open". Did you literally dismiss the whole Nimzo-Indian with one sentence?
And second, there is absolutely no reason for white to give up the bishops trying to further cripple the black pawn structure, since the backward e pawn on the half open file is already a big weakness
By the way I should mention, I'm a huge fan of your dirty chess tricks series. I love your analysis, keep it coming ! :)
Gunjan, my opponent always plays Qh3 at 7.10 and not to h4.. after that, if i play f4 checking his queen with my bishop, he takes my pawn with his knight (checking my queen also). Well, the next moves destroy the game. I manage to undouble my pawns after queens are taken out, he doubles his pawns in h-file buttt i am 2 PAWNS down . Is there any other choice except f4 which could give me advantage ??
Thank you !!! Your Colorado Gambit video gave me a lot of wins Gunjan.. But i want to ask something from you.. there 's no Nimzowitsch defence video on RUclips..most of us know the 3 or 4 variations of that defence but noone till now presented an instructive way to use that defence against e4, d4 by white, unless there is another way to deal with that opening... Nimzowitsch Defence hides many tricks and tactics !!!!
you are my chess guru..i watched each and every videos of yours...i wish i could play with you also gunjan sir
GJ chess you are very well at chess
I suppose those at this level of game play really should know the rank and file id by heart, but I don't -- I would have liked to see the letter-numbers on the board since they were continuously referenced -- just my point of view.
Loved the game play though, very informative. Keep doing well.
It seems to me that the critical refutation of this opening is the position at 23:12, but instead of white giving black a tempo with 7. Qh5+, immediately go 7. Bg5. In this case, black cannot break the pin with 7...Qd6 because of 8. Bf4, introducing the threat of a discovered attack on the Queen with Ng6, and without the tempo gain from 7. Qh5+, black has a hard time developing his bishop on f8 without getting his other bishop trapped.
I stand corrected, thank u however when I play this line as black, my computer responded at move 4 with N-h4 defending the pawn after 3... d7-d5. instead of Bf1-d3. I did manage to win the knight in exchange for three pawns. 1. e4 N-c6 2. Nf3 F7-5 3.PXP D7-5 4. nf3-h4 ng8-h6 5. Q-h4+ g7-6 6. PXP PXP 7. NXP and after Bc8-g4 whites Queen moved to G5 and I pinned it with Rook to G8.
Hi, at 6:23 you give 6 Bc6+ but this allows bxc6 which protects the queen so black can win a piece after 6. Qh5+ g6 7Nxg6 Nf6 when any knight discovery appears to lose material such as 8 Nf4+ Nxh5 9 Nxd5 exd5 etc. But what if 6 Qh5+? Then it appears that black's best chance is 7.....Qe4+ 8Kf1 Nf6 9 Qh4 and white seems
better I think. I like this line but do you have anything better for black in this scenario? Thanks
At around 22:30, when you're just about done considering ways to defend the pawn on f5, you do not consider the move 4. g4. I play the King's Gambit a lot, and frequently encounter players who are comfortable with the complementary position for black, with pawns on f4 and g5. Do you recommend undermining the structure with h5, do you develop the knight to f6, or do you ignore the structure altogether and do something I haven't thought of yet?
I find the opening very exciting although I must admit it does seem a bit suicidal to me. I'm unconvinced of your version of the accepted gambit:
1. e4 Nc6
2. Nf3 f5
3. xf5 d4
4. Nh4 Nh6
5. Qh5+ g6
6. xg6 xg6
7. Qxg6 Nf7
8. Nf3 Rh6
(20:27)
I'd suggest 9. Qd3. Black can chase the queen around a bit, but then if white manages to develop and castles on the queen's side, he is 2 pawns up, I doubt the awkwardness of white's position is worth that much.
I'm a beginner, and have looked at about 100 different opening examples, and whenever I play it, the other player 100% of time never does what is displayed in the RUclips example!!! Why is everyone posting examples as if the other player is gonna do exactly what you put in the video... I don't get all these opening videos... what's the point? Someone please explain... I'm confused and keep losing!!!
i have a new trap....which i missed during a game ....although a pretty cheap one....i just thought i might share it....
1 e4 Nc6
2 Nf3 f5
3 exf5 d5
4 Bb5 Bxf5
5 Bxc6 bxc6
6 Nd4......attacking bishop and pawn on c6
.........correct move for black is Qc8 ...
(if now white is foolish enough to take the pawn on c6.....then to his horror....black would play Qe6+ winning the knight) apologies fr using ur language...
6:30 Bb5 looks just fine to me, what's not so good is Qh5+? (patzer check) then Nxg6?? then Qh4? After these three consecutive blunders, yeah the trap is vicious.
That line is absolutely fine for white after 1. e4 Nc6 2. Nf3 f5 3. e5 d6 4. Bb5 dxe5 5. Nxe5 Qd5 6. Bxc6+ bxc6 7. Nf3 with the only problem that queens are going to come off early and some people find that rather annoying.
awesome game... i am playing chess for many years of course for fun only but love to see videos like this but never seen this kind of tactic as black... It's very good for players like me ;)
Hi Gj , hope your doing good . First of all your videos were cool and i liked them . Today i tried this opening in a online chess site with a high rated player 1800+ . he accepted the gambit and i given d5 in reply , Immediately he played Bishop B7 which turns out to be shocker for me and i lost the game . what should be thebetter move in that case .
Instead of Qd3 I'd probably try walking back to d1 with the queen (but I'm not using a search engine). It's just that it doesn't seem like best play from white in your video, it seems d3 instead of d4 after Bf4 would have been more stabilizing. I see no compelling reason why, with best play, white shouldn't be able to pick himself up and win the endgame.
My timing was off a little, at 6:20 when the queen basically forks (Qd5) the bishop and knight. Then Qe2 for white, I notice the black knight would've made a nice little attack on the white queen except that its pinned. what are the possibilities? even though at this juncture, whites g2 pawn is under suicide watch.
Another new trap, which "accidentally" came to me during the attempts in practice games.
1. e4 Nc6
2. Nf3 f5
3. exf5 d5
4.Bb5 Bxf5
5. Nd4 Bd7
6. Qh5+ g6
(if now white is foolish enough to take the pawn on d5.....then to his horror....black would play Nf6 winning minimum the knight or bishop) apologies fr using ur language...
Gunjan u have solved all my worries in the opening tactics & strategies, i like ur style of teaching very much,pls tell me if white plays,1. e4 Nc6 2.Nf3 f5 3 exf5 d5 4.Bb5 Bxf5 5Nd4...pls tell me the possibilities i trust u and ur deep thinking thank u very much.
Are you sure that black is more than equal?
Black has some weak squares and some targets and white has a wonderful knight on e5. White can even win a pawn in that line, though slower play may be better due to black's weaknesses.
I've just checked and Houdini gives white a +0.6 advantage.
also if you look closely and analyze the game at 6:10, both bishops for black player are block hence executing the queen check on the h file later in the game seems rather foolish as it opens the game more for the black player - thanks again for a great video
Thank you;
There are certain words in our talking that we do not need to mention them while we are explaining an act. The action is much shorter time than the talk.
I am watching your videos, and i am learning from your work.
I am certain many others do the same.
Thanks again.
how do I get a quick kill when white plays Nf5 instead of Nf3 after the check is blocked with Nf7? Seems a lot more complicated
7: 12 what if he moves his knCight to c4 by giving us vhrck from queen and attacking our Queen from Knight?
Hi GJ, I played this opening against a friend and this was how it goes,
e4, Nc6, Nf3, f5, e5, d6.
Then here at this point he played d4, holding on to that pawn. I played dxe5 and then he played Bb5. Was there a better reply to d4?
I really enjoy your presentations. I do think there is one move order which causes major problems for black in the Colorado Gambit. (1. E4 NC6) (2. Nf3 F7-5) (3 PXP D7-5) (4. NH4 NH6) ( QH5 + N-F7) (5. BF1-D3 and Black has problems.
Do you have any video of Nimzowitch defence....gunjan..?? if yes can u plss send me the link. cos in 90 % of game after e 4 white plays d4.... I want to try this Colorado gambit but 90 % of opponents play d4 after I move my knight....Pls reply. Thanks
I have had plenty of success with your universal system against all D4 oppenings. However... this system is much more difficult and very risky. I will study it but I don't know if I have the balls to use it. I will consider it. thanks for the videos.
What a pitty that most of the oponents dont play knight f3 but rather d4 - couldnt find an enlightning video here on youtube, hopefully seeing something from GJ chess soon?
Thanks for this one - chess for adults!
What do you play after: 1.E4 Nc6 2. Nf3 f5 3. exf5 d5 4. d4 Bxf5 5. Bd3.... ?
Hi, i love this gambit but what is the answer at 24:24 to bishop take c6 check?
if pawn take c6, g4 seem to be strong and if knight take c6 white can recapture with his knight and the problem is the same.
All these opening videos are just people playing chess against themselves... I've watched tons of opening videos trying to get better and this stuff never happens in real life. I don't get it!!!
Excellent video! A whole new world of tactical possibilities are open! Thank you for posting! However, I think that you should not produce your video in the middle of the road next time.
OK thanks for trying to help me all scenarios end in doom playing like this but it because I am not good enough player to work it out
We ll be waiting for that I assure you... however, Gunjan your videos and all the moves you show are entirely out of any book ...Congs !!!
Nice gambit for black-thanks, I might try it in blitz games but it will never replace the mighty & awesome French defence against 1.e4 which remains my best option vs 1.e4 :-)
At 9.17 cXe is recommended however black can actually play e5!! then if white plays eXc7 then black can play Qx c7 and all of a sudden the hidden traps are amazing I checked with deep engine analysis and indeed bravely sacrificing the pawns leads to great advantages for black....Gunjan please 🙏 I beg you try this line in some games yourself and feel the power hidden deep in the Colorado
what if Qxf4 (08:08) was moved instead of Nc3, then, what should be the most logical reply?
you know I was a great fan of yours and i have fun watching your videos.
hey GJ,
I played your opening the game went like this
e4, Nc6 Nf3, f5 e5, d6, exd6, cxd6 then he played D4, I had to play e6. Is there a better reply ?
Jacob
i meant after black plays Nf3 cant white take black's E5 pawn with D4- then if black tries to recapture with d6 pawn or Nc3 etc cant white take black queen?
Have you tried playing 3. Nh4 If black tries to block the chess from Qh5 and push 3. -g6 then white takes 4. N x f5 and after 4. -gxf5 then 5. Q h5mate
Hmm. I think we differ on too many points, and in our confidence in them, to make for a productive discussion. Many thanks again for a thought-provoking video.
at 20:17 if white play Nf5 black is in big trouble please explain this ive been trying for hours but nothing good happens
wtf... if u play to some one who do not know to play... wbishp shoul play b5 and not b3...
and opening with black f5 is no good... but nice video
At 20:20 you say if white doesn't want to play g3 .... but then black wins the Q with Nce5 .... thought it was funny enough to mention
i request u to have one match against me.how can I message you by visiting ur channel channel.can u please tell me ur channel name.
On reflection, I guess whites pieces are still in the box whilst black leads in development, so there must be plenty compensation
Hey GJ can you please tell me where 1. E4 2.E5 is covered where White takes over both E4 and E5 regardless of your first move?
Hi Gunjan, im one of your fan... Can you pls elaborate if white moves, e4 nc6 d4 e5 nf3, what next for black pls.............
Hi. Thanks for the great video! One question: at 20:20, what if White plays 8.Nf5 (with ideas like Ng7+) instead of Nf3? Thanks.
What is it with people posting "videos" that present audio for minutes to a static screen. Presentation skills are lacking.
@06:56 my opponent played f4. after taking each others queen, it seems his position is better than mine ( black pieces).
6:05 bishop take c6, bxc6, Nxe5 bad pawn structure for black but bishop pair in compensation. I don't know who is better?
11:12 why is it better to move d5 instead of d4xe5?
16:20 What if my opponent choose to protect the pawn f5 by playing g4?
after rook to d8 check the king actually has 2 moves to either c5 or e5. what would be the proper response to King to e5?
hi... how did your opponent missed mate in-one-move after rook g4 minute 26:21 ? did he mated you on the next move ? lol
at minute 22:24 what about Bb5 pinning the knite without playing D4 ? what i will response for this move ???
why the white queen doesn't come to D7 covering the 2 pieces at 6:35 instead of attackign with white bischop
Thakns for the instructive video. I use this opening a lot. First of all because indeed it confuses most of the white e4-openers. Also if white's second move is not Nf3, the Nimzovitsch defense is a completely sound opening which isn't that hard to learn and which has also the big advantadge of confusing white from the opening on. This video is to me great because it covers the declined lines as well. Great job!
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You are the King of gambits!
WOW!!! I love your videos! You have such a large selection of videos to choose from! Keep up the good work! I have subcribed to your channel!
Colorado Gambit attempt at chess club, but I lost very quick.
What if e5 d6 then d4 ? I lost very quickly against an experienced player.
Game went like this.
e4- Nc6
Nf3 - f5
e5- d6
(Didn’t show if white plays)
After
D4 -Be6
D5 - Nxe5
Dxe5 - Nxf3
Qxf3- Nh6
Bxh6 - gxh6
Qxf5 - Bg7
Qf7#
Fast lose for me. What do I do if white plays d4 after d6? I know many mistakes, after d4 -dxe5* would have been better, but does this gambit still work and how from dxe5 ? This line gave up my pawn structure. I would like to use it but when do you abort and what line can you go into and survive?
Thanks
hi Gunjan ! please ans my querry what if white plays 1.e4,Nc6 2.Nf3,f5 3.e5,d6 4.Bb5,dxe5 6Nxe5,Qd5 7Qe2...
on 6:35, after 1. .... E4 , why does white not move his white queen on D7, covering his knight and bisschop
Just used this in a game and I won, even though it was unrated. I did well even though it was messy. LOL
Hello GJ, one another question ....what's about e4Nc6 2.Nf3 f5 3.d3 ? what's the best reply for white ? Take e4 ? thank's very much for your reply....greetings and great your ast vid against the petrov defense
it might be "aggressive", but i don't like the looks of it at all... trapped behind one's own pawns. it's like playing the fun killing stonewall, or being straightjacketed by the advance variation in the scandinavian... two of the reasons i quit playing chess because there isn't a book editor/study tool that works intuitively
The critical line in the Colorado gambit is 1.e4 Nc6 2.Nf3 f5 3.exf5 d5 4.Bb5! Bxf5 5.Ne5! when White has a strong hold on the e5 square. It is hard for Black to equalize in this line. I have analyzed the very sharp 5...a6!? 6.Nxc6 Qd7!? 7.Nxe7 axb5 8.Nxf5 Qxf5 and though White has the extra pawn, Black has a free and open game with pressure down the a-file. White has to be careful how he continues in this line.
thank you for everything but kindly do NOT keeping changing the colors of the board...few like this r hurtful to the eyes...go for wood colors...not bright......
22:29 what if you're opponent played bishop to b5 instead of pawn to d4?
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I don't remember when I subscribed to your channel, but I'm glad I did. Did you change the name of it?
Anyway I like learning gambit lines even if they are unsound because I think that it helps me try to get the most out of other openings, and also to realize in some positions where in the past I would just think "I'm losing" I now can see the position for what it is and take advantage of the compensation I have in it.
A case point is when I played a certain game and my opponent went pawn hunting with his queen and at first I thought it was over for me.-(this was a good 5 years ago) But then I started to really look at the position, even as my opponent told me I should resign. I discovered a different way of thinking and seeing, and I developed pieces while attacking his queen, and about 8 or 10 moves later I was not down 2 pawns but up 2 pawns with a great position and he resigned the game.
At 7.36 what if white plays NC4 - discovered check then black replies NxQ and white follows NXQ, Black follows with c6xQ and white castles...giving white an advantage of having a good pawn structure ...
What if Qh3 instead of Qh4.....I recently play a match following the same line with that variation
sir what will black move if after accepting the gambit.. the white will support his pawn by G4..
Yes! d4 seems to be the response 90% of the time and gives the most trouble. We await your video.
@ 7:06
Do you have a reply to ...Nf4+? (after Nxh5 Nxd5 ofc...)
That kinda looks bad for black there. :(
P.S. Gunjan, you have to be the happiest chess player on Earth!! :)
I was wondering how play would proceed if play was
1.e4 Nc6
2.Bc4 f5
3.exf5 d5
4.Qh5+
is 5) ...g6 appropriate?
How should Black respond? Thanks
at 22:28 can white play bishop attacking knight instead of d5...this would be more dangerous..what to do????
GJ_Chess, What "Jesus" was apparently trying to say was that after black moved his Nf6 , at minute 11:12 , white can play dxe which either gains a pawn or forces black to forego castling.F. Augart
19:38 can white not just play h4 and if ..Qd6, h5 and white keeps the monster knight on g6?
Colorado gambit is simply bad for black. It is crucial, however, to play Bb5 pinning the knight on c6 before playing d4. It is an important mover order finesse. This positional variation, which basicaly refutes the whole ideaof the gambit, has not been covered in this video.
Teach the JEROME gambit! A friend of mine and I worked that out over the board when we were fifteen.
Hello mr. Gunjan i am IM. I found that ur analysis is good no doubt u have revealed fine aggresive lines, bt i found some loopholes in ur mating tacties which is not possible here to define your opponent response to defuse your tacties. There may be a better response which might be reverse for u. U r actully missing/hiding those moves.. I am sorry to say, but it's true. Ur tacties might work against beginners but not against intermediate..so my humble request before making video do more analysis/calculations so that ur chess lovers can learn every possible moves most from you. You can win through tacties only by opponent blunder, otherwise it's the game in which you need to see the every side of a corner(8*8)
love this video. I am having better success with this and the budapest in my repertoire!
Hi Gunjan! When white plays 2.Nc3 instead of usual 2.Nf3, is it wise to continue with the Colorado gambit, 2...f5? Thanks!
hey GJ Chess, you're a legend, but, i keep trying to play this and no one ever plays the example lines shown in the vid so i keep getting beat, arrggghh! hahahaha! i try to study my games afterwards and see what i could have done better, but can't always figure it out? LOL nothing beats experience tho i guess.. i think i need to adapt to a different type of game when the colorado gambit isn't on, and not just hope it's going to happen the way i'd like... Love..
Hi Gunjan, at 6:34 what should we do if white plays Nf3 instead of Qh5+ ..because for black there are double pawns in C file and c7 and a7 pawns will be a weekness for black... can u please suggest any line from there?
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