Hello everyone! This is a trap from my video on the Stafford Gambit, which you can check out in the pinned comment!
#chess #shorts
Learn The Castling Trap (Opening Trap Series)
Hello everyone! This is a trap from my video on the Stafford Gambit, which you can check out in the pinned comment!
#chess #shorts
This trap comes from the Stafford Gambit, and you can check out my opening guide to it if you'd like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2tdxe_nl6w&ab_channel=Volclus
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My opponent: play e5 to attack my knight
What if they play d3 instead of castling
After Bc5 a simple h3 kills the black attack
That’s just the Stafford
The worst thing about this is I actually lost to this exact same trap
Just say Stafford Gambit.
Only weak players fall for this. Stafford Gambit is losing against strong players
Basically scotish gambit
what if they. move pawn to E5? What then?
Opponnents with ELO above 400 won't play like this
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Who is Castling?
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There is a pawn which can easily take on the knight when there is a check with knight backed up by the queen,
This doesn't work because black wouldn't defend the pawn he'd just push and attack the knight
Edit:Maybe it still works but I am not sure how
-"If you could give me one week I'd list the reasons that why it wouldn't work."
There is a low chance that the other player would actually capture the knight
Concise explanation of popular Stafford. Thanks.
this is just plain stupid.
Are we playing 400s I doubt this would still work.
had this bullshit happen to me today 😭~1300 elo
what if queen take Kg4 ?? boom you lose a knight?
He could capture on f7too instead of Knight trade. Its more beneficial coz after king takes back it is unable to castle and White's wining
Epic trap
The theory is good
Simple 5422 moves to remember
What about pushing the pawn attacking the knight instead of defending the pawn, i always play it and i crush stafford gambit players i just wish that somebody plays it against me lol
Awesome strategy.
Why wouldn't they play pawn to g3, attacking the queen, and giving the King an escape route?
No one plays that as black , I never seen anyone move a paun they push b paun
Nice.
What if they push the pawn to e5 instead of defending it that way