Learn The Danish Gambit and Relax ♔ ASMR 

its useful for comprehension, thanks for that, its a very good video

It will be useful for skipping to the parts we want to review. It is so interesting that you create videos that not only serve as asmr but are also educational, 2 genres at once.

heads up, you need a 00:00 timestamp to make chapters work

You probably should

AND HE SACRIFICES THE ROOOOOOOOO- Chapter 1: the ta-

Hahaha So you sacrife..... THE ROOOOOKKKKK!!! And then this video😂

Lol

Same

@@therotterdamboy exactly 💯

And he sacrifices *THE QUEEEN* THEN *THE ROOOOOOOOOOOOOK*

Same!!

Me too I love the opening videos so much

Interesting idea!

ik it’s kinda bland but the london is very good the italian is also a good opening for beginners

@@cheeseburger2255 thank u! Will look those up and try them next!

I don’t know anything much about the stafford (yet) but more black openings are coming :)

Not sure yet :)

The queen doesn't have to take, I think after knight g4 white can go bishop f7, it gives a check and takes a pawn, after the king takes you can take the knight on g4 and win a better position ( d5 does not work for black after bishop takes) :) I'm not sure tho, just seems like the best solution.

I’d love to do a beginner series. What are some topics you’d like to see covered?

Why would you not play it?

​@@MinerUser147 I like a far more defensive style

music to my ears!

I’ll look into it!

Good question! In fact your move (Qe7) is the third most played move in that position. However white gains a significant advantage by mirroring blacks move (putting their own queen in front of the king with Qe2). This renews the threat of pawn takes knight and black has no good squares. Black can try and fight by going Nh5 with the plan of Qb4+ after QxN, but white still retains their advantage if they play accurately.

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I have made many already

Nothing dramatic I just had stuff to do :) Let’s get you those 70 points back and add another 70 on top!

Good idea!

Listen to your head on that one. For instance, if you move queen to b3 black can take rook on a1 and make a knight which threatens your queen on b3 and then you have to move the queen again, which gives black back some tempo. Even if black doesn’t realize they can do that, and you get your battery of queen b3 and bishop c4, black can develop by moving their knight to h6 and that prevents bishop taking f7, or they can develop the queen to e7 or f6 which then again makes white lose any real threat while black is developing. So, that battery actually doesn’t help white even though black is behind on development and their pieces are close together. With the right moves, black could make white lose the advantage. Let me know if that makes sense

Nice nice nice! Great explanation!

The biggest problem after Qb3 is that bxc1=Q is check and white is toast.