Attacking Chess Gambit against King's Gambit (Adelaide Counter Gambit - 1) 

As always thank you...I love the KG in short games have always and hated to face it. You always "keep up the good work"... so again.."Thank You !!!"

I've been looking for studies on black. This is excellent. Thank you.

The irony is that i unknowingly played this counter before I came here to watch this video.

Chess grandmaster thank you for your wisdom never avandone us, Blessings for your family

thankx gunjan...... i coudn't find the way against king's gambit yet.... this video show me finest way till today.... thanx again

Thanks man, This video helped a lot. I have always strugled against king's gambit.

Thanks for sharing this opening (and other videos as well)!

you are a good coach my ratings are going up thanks to you

Well done. Never saw this line B4.

I've found a fine fine refutation on youtube from white's point of view which is called the Adelaide Wahls variation uploaded by a Belgian who's called Bastiaan. Nevertheless this countergambit is a good way to get white out of his attacking style of play. I wonder why people don't try it more. Probably because of the small margin of error.

Hey thank you for the post. Great training moves for playing Black.

Your videos really helped me a lot in my game .I really thank u very much sir.

Thanks. I really like your slightly strange openings beside the mainstram. Please go on !

thank you so much GJ for posting this great trick that you know I learned a lot from you

This idea or trick helps me a lot.....thanks a lot sir gunj

After 4. exf5 e4 5. Ne5 Nf6 6. Nc3 d6 7. Bb5 Qd6 8. d3 Bxf5 white has the simple 9. dxe4 when it looks like white just wins a pawn with a good position.

Bro your vedio is just awesome :)

I keep learning on your analysis traps, I like it very much, go on...next episode.

Hi GJ, fantastic explanation. I like it a lot. Is part 8C sidelines with d3 etc planned anytime soon? Keep up the good work!

After 4. exf5 e4 5. Ne5 Nf6 white can choose 6. Be2 leading to razorsharp positions. Perhaps 6. - Bc5 or Ne4 are the best continuation but very little research has been done on this. Then 7. Bh5+ Kf8/e7 8. Nf7 Qe8! and it is pretty much complicated for White, just like in the Latvian countergambit.

hello gunjan sir prashant Joshi . i played recently your recommendation against kings gambit . my opponents where fallen in trap and to my surprice my one of my opponents resign only in 7 moves at ICC . Thanks for this awesome video.

Good post , GJ ! I play the white side of the King's Gambit and glad I got to see this. Also, I will use it against white :)

Been playing these lines with good success refuting White's King's Gambit and ran across this recently. 1. e4, e5 2. f4, Nc6 3. Nf3, f5 4. exf5, e4 5. Ng5, Nf6 6. Be2, Bc5 (black needs to clear f8 for his King) Now if White gets greedy and tries... 7. Bh5+, Kf8 8. Nf7, Qe8 9. NxRh8, NxBh5 10. Nc3, Nf6 And I don't see a way White can save his N on h8, but play will be difficult on both sides.

Great video. Very instructive. Thanks.

Thanks for these excellent videos

Thanks so much! Really helped!!

Thanks gun keep em coming I'm up to 1443 from957 in five months thanks again

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Excellent. Thank you.

another great video thank you very much

Education for me who wants to learn more opening moves. Opening is my main weakness. Are you going to make more chess openings like this explaining how to use each opening and its patterns going to the mid game?

Hi sir my name is Rohit. I am really amazed by your videos .

Gunjan do a video about ICELANDIC GAMBIT. It's a very cool openning. White falls for it 7 out of 10 times.

u should make a video on the falkbeer counter gambit this also is a very good system

thanks a lot.. its working...

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At 6:37, white should play Ng5. Black is worse then. Many of these openings have good practical chances, so you will do well with them if you are playing weaker players, but for strong players, this is less likely to succeed.

very complicated ! bit tough to memorize !

Hello GJ you're amazing simply out standing I greatly admire and appreciate your work which helps a lot of people. I have a question at 6:39 what if the white plays Bishop to b5 then I suppose we cannot move the D pawn and I kind of feel it's out right attack by White.If a6 bishop captures the night after capturing the pawn with B pawn we cannot push the D pawn (night captures c6 pawn) but if we capture with D pawn I suppose E pawn is isolated. Please share your thoughts

hi gunjan nice video and thnxx for such a great video this video can be very helpful for me I have a question ---can u tell me how to win without queen ??????????????

sir.thankyou very much..im very very happy.studying variation.declined classical defense..ah.one tym buy your books gambits declined.

Sir you have a video on reti opening and gruendfield defence

thank you for so much you do for chess friends. what is your international reating?

like to be aggresive when playing black, good video, thanks

Ty very much

Nf2? is actually a bad move... Re1+ Be6 Bc4 for example. analysing 3min blitz is not the best test for an opening ! Even though you played it well

Sir how to proceed if bishop c4 instead of night de at0335

at 6:45 white can play Be2

hey GJ, at 10:50, how about if we would have done Nf2, instead of BE6. I guess we could have capture a Rook on it. Please tell me what's blunder on it.

I have a question. I'm about 750 rating, so no pro. I played a guy who used the King's Gambit while he was using the white pieces, but he put his pawns on E4 and D4, with his knight on F3 (My knight was on C6, and my pawn was on E5). I was completely caught off guard. It ended up being a disaster when I declined the D4 pawn, and he simply pushed it forward. Such a seemingly simple move, but I was completely caught off guard. Any suggestions on how to defend this slight variation of the King's Gambit?

Dear GJ, could you please give any clues on how to win for white in the old Damiano gambit 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 f6 3. Nxe5 f6xe5. Of course 2. ... f6 is a blunder, but still I couldn't win for white anyways when playing with a 2000+ friend of mine

Aha! I was wondering what to do in nimzowich 1.e4, Nc6 when my opponent plays 2. f4.

Let me preface this by thanking you for making the video and to assure you that I mean no criticism. You're the first chess player that I've heard pronounce the x (as in exf5) as "cross". Is this a common way to express a capture where you live/play?

Any lessons on Blackmar gambit

10:48 Why not play Nf2 which would fork white's two rocks.

Hey GJ. I was wondering. At 12:21 instead of playing Bc5, can't Black also go Qh5+ and after white responds with g3 then we can simply take the pawn on g3 with the Knight and white cannot take back because Black will win a rook. And if white decides to block with Bishop to f2 then we simply just capture the pawn on f4 with the Queen threatening Qc1+ putting white in a very difficult situation while Black still has the option of going Bc5 as you suggested giving Black control of the center and restricting white from any offense because it will have to worry about protecting its King. And if white simply moves the King out of harms way then white loses the ability to castle. This is just something I noticed. Have you analyzed this. If so what are its flaws because I really don't see any, it seems as if Black will just have a really good attack on the white king forcing white to play defensively.

aaahhhhh man you ruined my best opening . just kidding . nice Channel i subscribe.

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How to play in king's gambit after e4-e5,f4-exf4,Nf3-Be7,Bc4-Bh4+

Hej brother!!I I am from Afghanistan. Why does not knight goes to F2 forking the roks instead of bishop to e6?

Found some mistakes but nice vid

Hebat

at 10:05 why not bf5 immediatly?

no serious KG player would take with the f pawn that early lol

10:51 I would play Nf7

i feel like no one ever moves that second white pawn there. Ever!

please change the chessboard to which shows 1 to 8 and A to H

my offonent white use night b4 not a d 4 and im loss the game i connot defend it answer me

at 5:56 can we play bishop to c5 instead of d6

This is a game I played on chess with friends using the tips in this video 1. e4 e5 2. f4 Nc6 3. Nf3 f5 4. Bc4 fxe4 5. Ng5 d5 6. Bb5 Bd7 7. Bxc6 Bxc6 8. Nxe4 dxe4 9. Qh5+ Kd7 10. Qxe5 Qe7 11. Qd4+ Qd6 12. Qxd6+ Bxd6 13. Nc3 Re8 14. O-O Ne7 15. d4 exd3 16. cxd3 Bc5+ 17. Kh1 Nf5 18. a3 Re6 19. Bd2 Ng3+ 20. hxg3 Rh6#

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What happens when they play d4 instead of kings gambit? Is that an opening?

Just play c5 agianst f4

hey after castling of white king there's a knight fork

albin counter pls my friend

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GJ, your videos always provide lots of fun and entertainment, but are also very informative. GJ, you are awesome!!!!

Don't know why I can't see this video only audio sound is coming

What is GJ's screen name on chess.com?

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What If black plays f5 ***** ???

***** WHAT IF WHITE PLAYES f5 !!! 02:51

r u nepali??

jai hind!

Or I let you have the knight and take your pawn with my queen WHICH IS EXACTLY WHAT I WANTD TO HAPPEN IN THE FIRST PLACE.