for those wondering, the Blackmar-Diemer gambit was developed by Armand Blackmar and later improved upon and popularized by Emil Josef Diemer. Diemer also happened to be a very dedicated Nazi, even after the war, and I'm guessing that's why Will is electing to simply refer to this opening as the Blackmar Gambit.
@ashehusband2894 fair, kinda weird to call something something that it's literally not called simply because of events centuries ago relating to people that are long dead
Hey there, Will! Beautiful performance as always!! I just want to ask you, what is the best way to practise openings? I keep watching your vids but when I go to the board to practise, I forget everything.
A very nice checkmate there Will. I wonder if after dxe4 you have ever tried the Hector gambit with Bc4, can often lead to lines from the Von Hennig gambit or Von Poppiel, it is a bit less well known and you know the value of a good unexpected attacking move. Thanks Will.
bro at 8:36 if c6 then its forced mate bro first Rxg6 then kh8 then we sacrifice the roooooookkkkkkkk my playing Rf8 then he takes with the rook then we play bf6 check then he play Rf7 then we take the rook and its checkmate
