Could you cover the Jerome gambit accepted, botez gambit accepted (ECO: F69) too? seems pretty overpowered as in all my years playing it I have reached one whole draw
At 1:25, i move pawn to d4. No matter what black does (take pawn or retreat the bishop), THEN i check with the knight. Not only do i keep the knight for the attack on the king, but my dark square bishop is free to join the attack with the queen. Am i missing something or is d4 a better play?
Played this with my 3 weeks old Nephew i thought i can trick him with this gambit. But sadly efen he knows after Queen's Check to the king he played pawn to g6.
Hi Kevin, hope you are doing well! Congratulations for all your great videos. Just a note, at the end of the video, when you are discussing the blackburn shilling, I think there is a little mistake: if black pond e6, queen should take the rook, not the pond… 😉
15:16 why cant white take the rook
Could you cover the Jerome gambit accepted, botez gambit accepted (ECO: F69) too? seems pretty overpowered as in all my years playing it I have reached one whole draw
thechesswebsite; doing it before it was cool.
Lose two pieces for basically no reason and struggle thereafter in hopes of a draw? Seems legit 😂
Wait this was from FOUR YEARS ago?
why not move rook to e1 at 5:20?
that’s a lot of hopefully 😅
Never seen it before. I freak-out! and finally the game was draw.
4:58 why not rook h to e1?
5:19 why would I play c3 if I can just save my rook with Re1 and white would be up in material?
At 1:25, i move pawn to d4. No matter what black does (take pawn or retreat the bishop), THEN i check with the knight. Not only do i keep the knight for the attack on the king, but my dark square bishop is free to join the attack with the queen. Am i missing something or is d4 a better play?
The opening of this video is completely uninstructive, because almost every black move is something even an 800 would never do.
Dumbest most losing variation is taking the black rook by white Queen. Don't go for it guys
For jerome!!!
It’s fun
FOR JEROME!
At 1:46 what if king goes to f8. Then queen e5 and then pawn d6?
10:12 f4f5 check King goes up, queen in front of pawn, whatever he does u may take some knights
Played this with my 3 weeks old Nephew i thought i can trick him with this gambit. But sadly efen he knows after Queen's Check to the king he played pawn to g6.
It works! Fun novelty
Thanks for posting
1:48 isn't d4 Bxd4 Bg1 better? wins the queen with an x ray attack right?
Hi Kevin, hope you are doing well! Congratulations for all your great videos. Just a note, at the end of the video, when you are discussing the blackburn shilling, I think there is a little mistake: if black pond e6, queen should take the rook, not the pond… 😉
1:48 Is Bg5 not just winning the queen?
What is with knight g6
I feel like the Jerome gambit would be an opening for black 😂
The problem with QxRh8 is that you can trap the Queen with Nf6, b6/b5, Bb7
Classic Jerome Theory
is that a way u show a gambit line, "hoping opponent would make mistake??" Just show the best moves for both sides
I can confirm this works in the 7-800 level
Wtf, I’ve done something similar before without knowing
3:00 Hikaru has entered the chat…
For Jerome!!
Basically the Leroy Jenkins!!!! opening of chess!
This is INSANE, with this gambit i went from 1500 rating to 2000, thank you so much!
FOR JEROME
Jerome Boateng
Wait is he counter attacking the counter attack of fried liver attack
Don’t lie no one thought that’s why they called it jeromes gambit
So many freaking ads…..
"The Keeng"
I don’t understand why you don’t just take the bishop before check, is it just because it gives them a chance to move with tempo?
1:31 Why cant Black go King e6
If king comes out to f6 to defend Ne5, why not slink Q to h4 and take their queen?
Why the in-between move at 2:05? what does it achieve ?
What about knight to g6
so, when I started playing chess, many people have been telling me, "yo, your a gambit!" and so here I am…
You man all gambits collected
You were ahead of your time
Here after getting smoked by Aman Hambleton in the Jerome live on stream 🥵