How the Alapin Gambit Checkmates French Players SO FAST 

you have all the best gambits and barely anyone else covers them on yt, you deserve a quadrillion subs

WOW this is slick & dangerous - and great fit with the Von Hennig study wise. Also, I always get annoyed with the Scandinavian because of not having a solid plan to implement . But using the Von Popiel against it looks really fun! All three of these have similar attacking and checkmating ideas. Really good content!!!

wake up honey the gambit glasses outro is back

It is always a pleasure to watch your videos. I am learning a lot. Thanks for everything. You are talented, energetic, and exciting. You will die for your ideas on the chessboard. You even challenged Stockfish and Mittens, just to prove your point. Can you get me one of those gambit shades? Laugh!

i like your outro vid of your vids also great content keep up the good work

I'd like to see William Graif compete against Jonathan Schrantz - not at chess, but to find out who is better at looking shocked. It would be close - both are super GM level when it comes to looking shocked. Great content though! I love these gambit videos

Excellent work

There are a few good variations like this one that I should be studying. I often draw a blank when faced with the French. I play 1.e4 e6 2.Qe2 just for laughs but I'm not sure if it's a sound opening. It's called the Chigorin variation so I'm guessing it's gotta be good.

Laughing at whatever list in the bottom right corner is topped by "GM BALLSAC"

The line I learned from a book by Schiller is e4e6 d4d5 Be3de4 Nd2 Nf6 f3... I wonder what difference this makes... ⁉️

this happen s a lot in different versions of the Blackmar Diemer especially euwe variation

waiting for the monthly gambit Chad 👀

What if black attack bishop with Ng4 instead of Be7

look into the diemer duhm gambit

I haven’t had success with this gambit. I’m at 2000 on lichess.

Against the french, have you looked into the Deimer-Duhm gambit? - or is that a 1 trick pony?

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Love this gambit! Would love to see more analysis :)