Hello everyone! In this video, I cover the Englund Gambit Trap. I teach you what it is, how to play it, and multiple variations stemming from it. Thanks for watching, like, and subscribe!
Englund Trap (Chess Opening Traps)
Hello everyone! In this video, I cover the Englund Gambit Trap. I teach you what it is, how to play it, and multiple variations stemming from it. Thanks for watching, like, and subscribe!
There is another Englund gambit trap. Obviously d4 e5 dxe5. Instead of moving the knight, you go Bc5. White responds by Nf3 defending the pawn, you respond with d6. White takes (exd6). Now for the trap, you respond with the awkward move Ne7. White sees a knight and takes with the pawn, but of course that knight was poison, since after white takes your knight on e7, you respond with Bxf2. White's king is forced to take, and of course you take white's queen for free
whenever i try this they go bishop g5 attacking queen 🙄
Wouldn’t bishop c3 be a better move
Fried liver
You always assume people will make the dumbest moves. You must not play very many people who can actually look more than 1 move ahead.
When you check their king with the queen they might block with the knight
Legal trap
I'm going to apply it 🔥 .check mate best friend 😁😁
Lavde ka trap hai
What if they played C3???
Three*
Eng – "Lund" 🤣🤣
I love playing against the Englund Gambit. It's basically free points
What if they play f4?.
Englund gambit favorite opening vs d4 Bc it’s so dubious
Traxler trap please
Remember guys with this opening you can only fool newbies. If after Qe7 white goes e4 then black’s position is worse than white’s
if the white bishop pins the black queen then any sane guy will protect it's queen by moving out of the hole
Slow down a little pal. You're not going to impress us because you can talk fast and race through this example. We're going to appreciate it if you present it in a way that we can best absorb it. Thanks.
This gambit was one of my tricks to gain free elo, but when i analyzed it with the engine, this position is actually losing.
The moment the opponent moves the knight and you capture the free bishop, you're losing your rook, and you can't stop it.
What happens if he defends his pawn with f 4
Could you not block the initial check with the queen's knight?
Me trying all traps in my game
My points: 377 bruh
Umm… it won't work on newbies as they will just simply advance on their pawn and ruining the trap because they didn't follow the script ._.
U forgot to mention after the “only good move to defend the rook”, 6. Nc3, white is simply winning! 😂🤦♂️
Eng'lund'💀
As a 200 elo player this is too easy to counter
Can we see a trap that forces a mate if taken?
Well after all
Only indians can understand
The " englund trap "
Written there
That d4 … I've waited for years and failed even after that.
Do a vid on the Latvian gambit!
Amazing trap
I push the pawn and they’ll always fumble after that 😂
What do you do if they don’t accept
What if the opponent tries Queen to f1 attacking the queen?
What will i do if its nc3?
What do if after Qg5, they play Nf6, you take the bishop and then they play Ne4?
Any and all traps imo can only be utilized against new players or someone that’s genuinely bad
When u move the queen up and then black takes the bishop just kill the black bishop with your knight then your rook is opened and your rook is defended with the queen
I love playing against this one, they loose soo badly.
I just fell for that trap😅
Thanks for the 8 Blitz points, appreciate.
I actualy did this twice in a row without knowing it and won both games (im talking about the pin on the bishop)
Kings gambit