For those players that love chess gambits, the budapest gambit is a must for your toolbox. From early on, black takes white out of normal book lines for common openings and forces them into unfamiliar territory for many. White has to always look out for traps that black can throw at him. www.thechesswebsite.com Chess Software used in the video can be found at http and www.chessok.com
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♕ MORE INFO ►: www.onlinechesslessons.net ♕ facebook.com ♕ twitter.com The female chess prodigy Judit Polgar opened with 1. e4 and responded to GM Henley’s 1. …e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 with 3. d4 – the Scotch Opening. Judit Polgar tried to attack the black king immediately, however her bishop deployments 11. Bh4 and 14. Bh5 proved superficial as GM Henley continued to play persistently and actively in the center. With 19. f4 GM Polgar opened up the dangerous a7-h1 diagonal for the black bishop on c5, and after 23. …Qxe4 24. b3? Qf5 black was threatening mate with the simple but effective 25. …Qh5 (better for white was 24. Qd3, although black would retain a very strong initiative). White was forced to shed one pawn to defend mate with 25. g4 and another pawn to defend mate again with 27. Qf3 Qh4+ 28. Qh3 Qxh3+ 29. gxh3 Rxc2 – leaving black two pawns up and with superior piece activity. Although Judit Polgar had built up a huge advantage on the clock in this 5-minute game, GM Henley was able to control his nerves and convert the win in convincing fashion.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
And here’s the question. How to respond to denied gambits? I know to play albin’s gambit and budapest gambit, but i don’t know how to answer in case of denial..
move 9 why cant bishop take again
2.c4 controls the center with the pawns, while 2.e4? loses the pawn because the knight will just take it.
Why does white always play 2.c4???When black plays 1…..Nf6 what is the point of having a pawn on c4??Why not 2.e4?
and also d5
It would follow d6 exd6 nc6 qe4+ be6 dxc7 qxc7
rubinstein variation?
great vid
oh i didnt see you replied to this guy already ,, i just typed the same answer .. Pawn D6 best move .
IAm not expert but Black next move is Pawn to D6
I would say that d6 is the best move there! Then most likely you need to recapture that pawn with the bishop and you’ll castle a move later
This is the weakness im talkin about. Can you answer my problem?can you give me the Best move of Black if White Moves this queen?1 pawn is important to me.How can i capture that 1 pawn?Pls Sir Kevin I Love this opening for Black if White opening D4 or the Queens Gambit. Pls Help me what is the Best Move of Black? How can i Capture that 1 pawn?
Some Question about the Budapest Gambit.There is a weakness about this opening, can you answer this problem and what is the Best move of Black if White moves the queen.
This is the weakness of Budapest Gambit:
Starts with White:Pawn to D4 Black:Knight to F6 W:Pawn to C4 B:Pawn to E5 W:Capture Black Pawn on E5 B:Knight to G4 After Black moves Knight to G4, What If If White next move is Queen to D4???
i think if the rook goes to h6 white will move the e pawn and attack with the bishop… so im not shure if black can use the rook for an atack
After Ng4, instead of Bf4, why not Qd4? The Qd4 move both defends the pawn on e5 AND attacks the knight on g4.
this dude sounds like christopher walken
Declining with d5 however, is usually a bad idea. Look for “Arnold vs Milton Loeb Hanauer” on chessgames[dot]com for an example of how it can go wrong…
knight to e4 is the fajarowicz?
What do I do if they don’t start with the queen’s gambit
Sorry i meant *Bb4
I think after BC4+ Nc3 black can still play Qe7 because white knight cannot come into D5 because of the pin, and if A3, then black will simply exchange the knight doubling pawns.
you are awesome 🙂
7:04 fried liver attack!
One of the most impressive finishes I have ever watched. Judit has a funny way of “losing” a piece and then exposing the opponent for some unseen weakness. Ron did superb to maintain his won pawn and continuing the position.
WOW! amazing.
Wow…the commentary is on kindergarten level…one word: Murica!
Henley worked her at the end with those quick hands!
love polgars style
charlie sheen vs judit polgar
That’s pretty awesome.
my new hero 😀
yessss!
Great video!! Go Ron!!
my left ear enjoyed this
brought a smile to my face at last 🙂
Good point. But it is great none the less. Maybe Judit worked him a bit, rather.
like it??!! I love it!!! Great coverage.
I can’t do the blitz chess. I don’t like moving without thinking it over at least for a little bit!
thanks for watching dustin!
awesome video! Thanks, GM Henley! And GM Polgar, of course.
Judit is quite good looking.
haha i guess we didn´t realize that. my webmaster and i are both from atlanta – sometimes we let a few goofy sayings slip out. sorry to let you down on this one!
That was a good game.
AMAZING!!! :)
What the heck…. this video’s title sounds like Debbie Does Dallas!
those commentators deserve a little bits of a slaps.
TIL Judit Polgar used to be hotter than her sister Susan. Awesome video! The ending is brilliant. I only wish you hadn’t spoiled it for me by posting the result in the title of the video!
@ 9:45 charlie sheen