This Is the TRAPPIEST Opening for Black
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
- Dive into the depths of chess strategy with our latest exploration of the Rousseau Gambit, an aggressive and often underestimated weapon in Black's arsenal. This in-depth video breaks down why the Rousseau Gambit stands as the trappiest opening, delivering unexpected twists and daring opportunities for the bold player. If you've been looking for ways to surprise your opponents right from the start, mastering the nuances of this opening could be your next great move in chess.
Throughout the tutorial, we'll dissect key positions where the Rousseau Gambit can turn the tables, offering a comprehensive guide to its most deceptive lines. Whether you're playing over-the-board or online, you'll gain insights that could make the Rousseau Gambit your go-to opening. We don't just scratch the surface; this video is designed to enhance your understanding of the opening's underlying principles, giving you the confidence to employ the Rousseau Gambit in your own games.
Remember, the Rousseau Gambit isn't just a one-trick pony; it's a dynamic opening that requires finesse and a sharp tactical eye. Watch as we reveal some of the most jaw-dropping traps you can set with it, and how to avoid common pitfalls that might leave you at a disadvantage. By incorporating the Rousseau Gambit into your repertoire, you're not just learning an opening - you're adopting a mindset ready to embrace complexity and outwit your opponents.
Don't forget to hit subscribe for more chess content, and let us know in the comments how the Rousseau Gambit has transformed your play. Whether you're a beginner eager to learn or an experienced player looking to add some spice to your openings, this video is your ultimate guide to making every move count.
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0:00 intro
0:58 exf5 line
6:00 nd4 after e4
8:00 4.d3
10:45 4.d4
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another nice lesson, but why did you guys change the narrator?
Hello! I’ve been very busy so unfortunately I haven’t had time to record videos. So this is a different Chess producer I trained up and tried my best to teach him the ChessSensei teaching style.
If you have any advice or constructive criticism, please let me know 🙏
old voice was better but great lesson as always
Bro went from tennager asian to middle aged russian
Welcome back!
I like your in-depth opening analisys
Thanks alot
Perfect and very instructive, keep up the great job!!
Glad you liked it!
Thank You - very clear presented!
Glad it was helpful!☺️❤️
Thank you I love it d way you play.
Question. At 4:48 after queen capture on d5 wouldn't Knight on f2 to h3 have delivered checkmate in 1 given King is checked by both Knight and Bishop on c5 forcing King to h1 with rook e8 capturing rook on e1 checkmate???
Thanks for your comment Yeah also true this is forced mate but all roads leads to Rome I was just trying to illustrate a point but usually no one will allow the discovery
Welcome back Sensei❤ Want to learn Italian game Crash Course from your channel.
Stay tuned there is going to be a video coming up soon ❤️
What a master ❤️❤️
Master❤❤❤
bro was gone so long his voice changed 😳
In the last variation, after d4 and as you recommended exd4, what if white doesn't recapture with knight but instead plays knight to g5. That game looks losing for black?
No white is not going to f7 because you go Ne5 to hit the bishop on c4 and defend the f7 square white has a small advantage after B takes g8 R takes g8 and Qtakes d4
the Ke7 line is actually completely fine for black, it looks bad but white's attack just runs into nothing if you defend properly
btw most players under 1500 aren't even aware about Qh5, I've recently started to play d5 instead of Nf6 first and so far everyone just moves the bishop 😂
Why is your voice different?
different person, but yeah im used to previous person's voice as well, it's so soothing
@@RaghavBabbar wait, so there's apparently more than one person running this channel? Then, what happened to the previous person that voiced the videos?
@@demonthegamer3624yeah i guess, because in most (may be all) of their videos he used to say "we" in the outro, idk what happened to previous person though
Hello! I’ve been very busy so unfortunately I haven’t had time to record videos. So this is a different Chess producer I trained up and tried my best to teach him the ChessSensei teaching style.
If you have any advice or constructive criticism, please let me know 🙏
@@ChessSensei oh, i see
Imprecisioni nella denominazione delle aperture...
THANKS SENSEI
Welcome😊❤️
What about 4.Bxg8?
It’s completely fine for black after Rxg8
Love the new Egyptian voice 😂
I am curious to know what accent is this?
Sounds Egyptian to me lol
sounded more like Bulgarian to me
Use japanese lànguàge
Black is practically lost after 4.d4! exd4?! 5.e5!, which you fail to mention/analyse.
4...fxe4 5.Nxe5 d5 6.Bb5 Qd6 7.c4! is miserable as well.
Thank you for your nice comment but black is not practically losing after 5.e5 Be7 6.O-O d5 7.exd6 Qxd6 8.Re1 Nf6 9.c3 Bd7 black is slightly worse but it's a playable position and both sides got their chances
7.c4 a6
This is not a miserable position for black this is a slight plus for white if we think about it positionaly and I as mentioned this openings can't be analyzed or prepared with engine because no human will convert a +1 advantage and all openings got their pros and cons for example in Kings indian defense samich variation with e5 Nc6 and d5 from white included the engine always gives white +1.5 that doesn't mean that the opening is bad it's just a style of play that every chess player prefers 🙂❤️
@@ChessSensei Why 7.exd6? The e5 pawn is a bone in Black's throat, he has severe problems developing.
7.Bb5 is much, much better. I cannot see how Black can get a playable position.
4...fxe4 is a must, and after 5.Nxe5 d5 6.Bb5 Qd6 7.c4 a6 8.Bxc6+ bxc6 9.0-0 white has a simple developing lan Nc3, Bf4 etc, and Black stands very passively.
Recently ICCF SIM Jonathan A. Tait published an 1.e4 e5 Black repertoire (named "A Disreputable Opening Repertoire") where he plays as Black ...f5 whenever possible/interesting. He has left out the Rousseau, simply because it's not a good way to play.
Oh come on man why do you have to ruin the Italian it’s my favourite opening bruh
Enjoy playing it just be prepared for aggressive stuff 😉❤️
Thanks a lot for this Great TRAP! 😊👍♟️