Openings are the most exciting phase in the game of chess. There are various chess strategies, tactics, tips, tricks, ideas, traps, gambits & opening moves that you can use to fool your opponent & win more chess games. In this video, I share a secret opening trick that white can use to trap the black queen. This opening trick involves the use of knight, bishop, pawn & white queen. This trick is popularly known as the Tennison Gambit. A gambit is basically a chess opening strategy in which a player sacrifices his material of lesser value, like a pawn, with the hope of achieving an advantageous position. It’s like a chess trick to fool your opponent. The Tennison Gambit is a popular response to the Scandinavian Defense. These opening moves will definitely surprise your opponent. You just need to follow these starting moves & you can easily trap and capture the black queen. This chess opening trick will help you to win fast.
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King can move to g8
Why there is no legal move option in online chess ? The losing opponent has unfair advantage over a seemingly winner player.
Thanks chess talk i trapped my opponent today
One minute of babbling bullshit
This also known as intercontinental ballistic missile gambit ICBM
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5years
If Queen is not there game over
It worked like easily
Option no-5 queen defend the pawn and also threatens the knight
Sir can you make a video for karo kan and how white can handle it
Wonderful 👍
1.e4 d5
2.Nf3 d5*e4
3.Ng5 Nf6
4.d3 e4*d3
5.B*d3
After this why black move h6
Black can move e5
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No if after Bxe3 Nc6 defends the queen
Hello !Can u keep your caption a bit aside ya make your caption light….. As it hide some of the moves
The problem is that I am playing with whom he already watched this video
This was so tence moves
Jeetendra sir can you please publish a video on a very deadly trap?
Why give you are Bishop
By his king
No one plays like that anymore
This is so misogynistic. You should capture the king instead.
What if black plays pawn to e3
WOW 4 MOVES I DONT KNOW THE COUNTING
Damn that's too smooth .
Wish I could remember this stuff lol
I’m gonna have to bring my phone to my next match
If black plays 4….Nc6 instead of Pxd3, the gambit shuts down.
Bro sacrificed 8 points of material for 9 points of material
Yes this is a great gambit ….I played against my opponent and I won the game………..
Thanks
There is a huge problem with the video. The Tennison gambit works for new players. But experienced and smart players always examine and analyse the board. They will see the attack coming way before we even go for the mate.
Bro you are wrong. At 4:26 black could have moved the king to g8.
If the black dosent eat the pawn and push the pawn to frightened knight than the white position will be in danger
It's a secret ? Really?
Who all were counting the moves he played
That's a nice strategy, but what if king moves to g8 instead of capturing the bishop?
that is the icbm variation
Superb opening gambit this one…if it works and your opponent takes multiple baits
You should analysis the games more
Sir if black moves his queen to d5??
4 moves, 8 moves…the same thing
Please post the PGN
I was tired of using kings gambit and London opening so thank you for showing me how to use this gambit. I always wanted to use it
So in short the best moves are the worst moves for black
What if he played g8
What if after white plays Nf7, then black simply plays Qd7…allowing white to take the black rook
He can move Q to d5
Tennison Gambit 2.0. Check this out :
https://youtu.be/lfTVvUZO4GM