There have been many comments about 6. Qxd5 in this line (as if somehow I have overlooked it). The move is covered extensively beginning at about the 8:45 mark of this video. Enjoy :)

@wintersresurrection9841

3 ай бұрын

Terrible is 8. Nxc7?, best is 8.f3 and black is done. You are right though, 3...Nc6 is terribad because counting on opponents to make bad moves is... bad.

Achievement unlocked: Stockfish Challenge Recommend (and justify!) literally the worst move on the board according to Mr. Fish.

@shone-47

2 жыл бұрын

Can't White take the pawn on d5 with his Queen, if QxQ then Nc7+ winning back the queen? 2:10

You're such a genious! I think most people would probably not understand how valuable is your thinking process: You're sailing in the unseen, understanding what is probably not yet discovered and improoving humanity. Most people copy others to compete on who does same things the fastest and most accurate. If we had at least one billion like you, we could make a better world!

Because i played a lot this opening all these trick seems so strong to me while they are so insidious ! Thanks for the ressources I'm sure to have exciting ways of playing against it what has been complicated to me

thank u for recommending this to people now if anyone plays it against me i can get a free win

Very nice

Thank you so much for this I love it...... so hard to play against jobava london until this!

@GambitMan

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. I'm sorry but I just have to ask, is that your real name? Like the character from The Queen's Gambit?? Lol

A nice surprise. This is like a Fajarowicz Budapest and a Traxler combined. White's greedy material grabbing is punished by a swift attack and in this case it is white's kingside pieces that remain asleep. Keep up the good work.

This is a crazy line, Exactly what I needed. Thank you and keep up the good work 👍🏻

Thank you for this! When my opponents play d4, I always play Nf6...hoping to get a chance to play a Budapest or Fajarowicz gambit. When they play the London or Jobava I always get bummed, this is a great tactical resource! 👊👊👊

Yo I pulled off this queen sac today and was completely pumped about it and went to the database and youtube to see if anyone has done this or has a video on it. Turns out you spotted this more than a year ago! Great insight and breakdown on this, gained a new follower 🙏

@PaulHobbs23

10 ай бұрын

Hats off

Great lines, thanks!

Qxd5 is quite the cold shower😅

Started playing Nf6 first as black so I can get the Budapest, this will do great against the Nc3 players

BTw.......I was playing Jobava with a lot of success, gaining nearly 200 elo......but lately I cant win a game with it at all and I am sure it may be due to this video....glad I discovered it Thank you

@Edouard7800

14 күн бұрын

I agree this opening is a cheat code to go above 1300 but it has his limits and i got a lot of boring and not at all exciting games when they dont fall in the traps and play correctly so I moved to e.4 to get more intersting game despite the fact its harder lol

3:53 just played this exact game in a bullet (2+1) match. Very satisfying!

Love this content

As a low rated jobs a London player I’m happy I found the knight f3 move myself. I faced this defense and it felt like the blacks positions is fucked so I should just focus on development and attacking with more pieces.

wow interesting! well, a bit chaotic ahah i will use it in the game out of 200 when my opponents will play the Jobava (i faced a jobava litterally 5 days ago in a tournament)

Dubious

To good to play w/you. Even if you give me your Queen for starts. You are a very good teacher. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👈

13:58 this look like something straight out of a Mikhail tal game

Almost 1k lets goooo

I play the Jobova. This meta-trap idea is wicked. But does the video cover white playing f3 after the stunning ...Ne4? The move f3 is a stockfish idea. Stockfish doesn't grab the rook on a1. Instead, it challenges the knight on e4 first and this seems to change a lot. While black has a playable game, white does get a minor advantage.

At 9:22 when you make that special bishop move to f5; f3 looks like a convincing win for white. Black goes Nc5 , White trades queens, king takes is followed by e4 attacking bishop which stops all counterplay. If rook takes queen, then knight can take c7 and after Kd7, e4 attacks bishop.

Excellent video. I myself figured out after some other video that for short time controls it's better just to take on e5 with the bishop first because otherwise there's a huge counterattack and it's actually really hard to defend the a5-e1 diagonal. At 25:11 how about Qc5 which will eventually leave white up an exchange?

So my takeaway as a Jobava player: play Bxe5, go for the fork but just grab on d5 instead of grabbing the rook. Play c3 after Qa5+ (there seems to be nothing better for black here) and sac the knight AND remember an only move f3. Seems very intuitive and easy going afterwords. Have to admit though, you really do have some venemous suggestions against this. So wild how complicate it can get.

@GambitMan

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, thank you, and good analysis! And yes, I think you could go for dxe5 and Qxd5, but there's a lot of theory to know of course. Your other option is just not even going 4. Nb5 lol which is also valid :) I do think after 4... e5 5. dxe5 a6!? I already wouldn't want to be white, in my opinion.

Good stuff. Looks like something Morphy would have come up with….

Somebody needs to alert Hans Neimann. His Chessable course may need updating.

The fork at 9:06 is a REAL "Royal Fork" (forking Rook, Queen and King)...way to many misunderstand what a royal fork is in comments of videos ....had to say it

Is it all the Von Popiel gambit? Always has been.

Hi William, you are a very talented player, and I hope you become a GM very soon because you have what it takes to become a GM, but as mentioned in the comments, in the videos you should also work more on serious lines which arise often in Grand Master play, I hate to say it,but with these fun and tricky lines,one can't go much far,I should admit that I admire your talent and the excitement of your lines, but also GM lines with longer time controls should be added to the mix, thanks and regards

Stockfish, after 6. Qxd5 gives this analysis for black next playing ...Bf5. 7. Qxd8+ Rxd8 8. f3 Nb4 9. fxe4 Nxc2+ 10.Kf2 Bc5+ 11. Kf3 Bxe4+ 12. Kxe4 Nxa1 3.Nxc7+ Kd7 14.Nd5 Kc61 Note that white plays f3 on his 8th move. This appears to be the critical move, threatening the black knight on e4. When the dust clears, white stands better. White has a +3 advantage per Stockfish, enough for white to win. Are there any challenges for white? White does have to play well enough to both defend and catch up on development, so it is not like that white cashes in on his +3 advantage automatically. If white makes mistakes and black can open up the position, white could lose very quickly. My opinion? Barring new analysis, it seems to me that this meta-trap is both wicked and dubious. Players like me (who do know the Qxd5 trick and have won with it many times), can gain the advantage. But to deal with this meta-trap, white must find the f3 pawn move on the 8th move! It would not be easy to find f3 in over the board play. How many players will find f3? Without f3, white's position crumbles. So even if the meta-trap is objectively dubious, it could be a winner pragmatically. Even after playing f3, nothing is guaranteed. I do acknowledge it would be easy enough for me and other players to lose against black despite the +3 advantage after f3, especially in blitz. White's king is in the center without much piece support. But stronger players if they play f3 on the 8th move should both defend and consolidate. After consolidation, white should win, or at least draw.

24:30 yeah the advice to not take on h1 is the best for many scenarios. Instead use the knight fir attacks

No!!!! It is 6.Qxd5, after black takes our queen... Qxd5 we have 7. Nc7 + winning a pawn - and the queen back. That is how I play with white and it has the approval of AI stockfish

@GambitMan

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, watch the video, this move is covered :)

w +3 defense

I am more interested about " Biology: Cell structure and function " there

8:45 The move by black Ne4 also has another super nasty line if you wrongly play e6 as white: Bc5 threatening CM on f2 (most never see this though!). Nxc7 is played most of the time anyway....and you surprise them with Qxc7......they take you back with Bxc7 and then......Bxf2#. A mega fast CM BOOM

Do you think you can make a sort of anti-london that incorporates the Qf6 idea that attacks both the Bishop on f4 and b2?

@GambitMan

2 жыл бұрын

I have an anti-Jobava London that definitely incorporates this idea, if that counts lol :) I'll try tho kzread.info/dash/bejne/Z2qH2beBqKqtnag.html

Danya's Jobava has a different opening probably due to the trap(s) you propose. Excellent study though....

I always play 5.Bxe5, but does 12.Bc7 basically refute the attack on the c file? It is one move sooner than your analysis by letting The Fish dig deeper, or do you have a few more tricks up your sleeve?

@GambitMan

2 жыл бұрын

These are interesting lines! 1. d4 Nf6 2. Nc3 d5 3. Bf4 Nc6!? 4. Nb5 e5 5. Bxe5!? Ne4! 6. Nxc7+ Kd7 7. Nxa8 Bb4+ 8. c3 Nxc3 9. Qb3! Ne4+ 10. Kd1 Nxf2+ 11. Kc1 Qa5!? 12. Bc7!? I think here black simply needs to play b6, after which Bb7 (with Rxa8 and Rc8) and Nxh1 are threatened and white is not having a good time trying to save all their pieces and their king! Instead, I guess I would suggest Stockfish's inhuman recommendation of 7. c3! instead of Nxa8 7... Nxe5 8. Nxa8 Nc6 I guess white can just relatively safely develop and castle here (Nf3 e3 etc), and still has sufficient material if they lose that a8 knight for nothing (a rook and two pawns for a bishop and a knight). Stockfish even enjoys strikes like Qb3, although I think that could be risky from a practical point of view -- would need to analyze more. I think you are correct in playing Bxe5 instead of dxe5 to be honest (even if I am not sure Stockfish agrees). In addition to 5... Ne4, the 5... a6 line is objectively quite dangerous for white. Let me know what you think! :) -William

@speedplayz1517

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting. Seems like after Rxa6, White is saving their rook and the bishop so simply still up the exchange. But, both white's rooks will be stuck for several more moves. White would need a computer to have a chance against what you are recommending, as black would know what the ideas are.

@GambitMan

2 жыл бұрын

@@speedplayz1517 Agreed! For example, apparently white is losing after the below variation (15. Bg3 was a mistake, and they should've known to go Bf4 instead -- I don't know how any human could have realized that and chosen Bf4 over Bg3 haha): 1. d4 Nf6 2. Nc3 d5 3. Bf4 Nc6 4. Nb5 e5 5. Bxe5 Ne4 6. Nxc7+ Kd7 7. Nxa8 Bb4+ 8. c3 Nxc3 9. Qb3 Ne4+ 10. Kd1 Nxf2+ 11. Kc1 Qa5 12. Bc7 b6 13. Nf3 Bb7 14. Rg1 Rxa8 15. Bg3 Rc8 16. Kb1 Nxd4 17. Nxd4 Ne4 lichess.org/editor/r7/pbBk1ppp/1pn5/q2p4/1b1P4/1Q3N2/PP2PnPP/R1K2BR1_w_-_-_0_15?color=white

Name suggestion: The FM G OMG Gambit

Hi William from France, thanks for the great content . My expérience as black is that people who play the Jobava know that when black plays 5…Ne4 they have a well known queen sack followed by a knight fork if black queen recapture. Your line is good but speculative i think. What do you think?

But at min. 4:43 after check with bishop on b4, white did not play c3 but just moved King to e2. What to do then?

I'm from Montenegro, but I think this wonderful gambit should be called the "Serbian gambit" because the Serbs in both big wars just rushed forward without taking into account their victims... and they won both wars even though they lost 50% of the male population….

I suppose white can avoid all those complications by playing 6. f3 at 1:55 before Qxd5.... Black could then push g5 but white will eventually end up with 2 extra pawns and a +1.3. Thoughts on that line?

Morphyesque

It's early in the video; I hope you address 6. Q×d5.

The problem is that the best move for White is not 5.dxe5, but rather 5.Bxe5 Nxe5 6.dxe5 Ne4 7.Qxd5. Thank you and good night.

@GambitMan

7 ай бұрын

See 21:24

@ThortheMerciless

7 ай бұрын

You forgot to mention the move 7.c3 instead of Nxa8. You can't go just playing moves for White that fall into Black's traps. But thanks for coming up with this line, I am now prepared against 5...Ne4.

If the opponent plays Qxd5 instead of e6 I think Ill be quite scared

@GambitMan

Жыл бұрын

They should be the scared one :)

I’d love to see Alex Banzea’s reaction to someone beating him with this. 😂

@jonjones820

10 ай бұрын

This isn't the line he recommends. Instead of pushing the pawn, it's 6. Qxd5

@daithi1966

9 ай бұрын

@@jonjones820 Yep, Banzea's line ends up winning three pawns, has destroyed black's center, black can't castle, and the queens are gone. It is an easy win for white.

@TimLippert

5 ай бұрын

I am using Alex's Jobava learning but recently can't win with it at all due to videos like this....another thing Alex doesnt do is Bg3 after Qf6 (after taking that rook)....instead he suggests e3. It still seems like it loses to the Bb4+ - c3 - Bxc3 - bxc3 - Qxc3+ - Qd2 - Qxd2#. Nolt only that I have run into some of these traps...black just completely destroying me as if every move I made is forced

Let's call it the no guts no glory gambit lol most gambit names are whack, about time we had a cool one 😎

instead of dxe5 isn't it just easier for white to play Bxe5 refreshing the threat on c7. So like after that Nxe5, dxe5 and a6 Nc3 seems pretty good

1.d4 d5 2.Nc3 Nf6 3.Bf4 Nc6 4.Nb5 e5 5.dxe5 Ne4 6.e6 Bxe6 7.Nxc7+ Kd7 8.Nxa8 Qf6 9.Be3 Bb4+, if 10.Bd2 Black has Qxf2#. I don't know how you missed that. Wite must play 10.c3 or he's busted

K2F is mate too

#555 лайк ❤ & 100 comment 😎✌🏆

Castling as white is often totally fine. Put the knight out of the game and trade more pieces while up some pawns

I do not play 5. e6. I play 5. Qxd5 which just about forces 5... Qxd5, but then 6. Nxc7+ K moves 7. Nxd5 and I'm up by three pawns, your center is destroyed, and you can't castle.

@GambitMan

7 ай бұрын

See 8:51 :)

@ponzi_0

7 ай бұрын

​@@GambitMan "let's keep the pawn deficit at 2" *Jonathon's 4 pawn gambit video recommended underneath this😂*

What about Qxd5 instead of e6 on move 5

@GambitMan

7 ай бұрын

8:51

4:11 - Bd2 will be blunder due to Qxf2#

@GambitMan

Жыл бұрын

Haha yes good point!!

The oponent can play on move 6 queen takes d5🤣

First!

23:20 What about Qg5+ instead of Qa5?

@GambitMan

2 жыл бұрын

Good question! White will block with e3, with plans of qxd5+ and nf3 (trying to save the rook perhaps) coming in next

@misterunknown8923

2 жыл бұрын

@@GambitMan I totally missed that e3 was defended by the queen, i was looking at a king move. 😅 Now i also think Qg5+ isn't very useful lol.

@GambitMan

2 жыл бұрын

@@misterunknown8923 haha ya np it is a totally crazy position!

@misterunknown8923

2 жыл бұрын

@@GambitMan I love it. :)

Eeerr, wrong, lol. I'm a jobava player and I definitely no not play e6 there ...go ahead try it. 😂😂😂

Any jobava player worth their salt will take with the bishop not the pawn and crush you.

But wait white will play the well known Qxd5 after we pay Ne4, no?

@walterbrownstone8017

3 ай бұрын

Lol okay I watched the rest of the video and you've got it covered!

Wait white can play qxd5 they are winning?

@GambitMan

Жыл бұрын

Hi, that move is extensively covered in this video starting at 8:45 :)

What you said is blunder. Instead playing e6, you have thé great moves Q*d5 winning a second pawns.

@GambitMan

Жыл бұрын

Hi, this move is actually extensively covered in this video :) starting at around 8:45

Works if your opponent is 1600.

@GambitMan

2 жыл бұрын

Haha I take challenges! Against all rating levels :) Lichess.org/@/wgraif

yep play a "gambit" that relies on white playing 1 of 2 playable winning moves, proceeding to miss Qxd5, and then after all that black could get a slightly better position. No way you thought this was content-worthy

Interesting for the surprise value but still almost losing for black. So... 🤷

after Ne4 here's Qxd5.... this is lost lmao and fatter Qf6 f3 white is def not lost... I dont see the point of showing people this if you ignore white getting a +4 advantage

@GambitMan

7 ай бұрын

8:51 lol

@henryhughes8049

7 ай бұрын

and? its still plus 4 lmao@@GambitMan

6. Qxd5 wins easily for white, as usual when looking from black perspective, not the best moves are presented.

6. Qxd5

1.d4 Nf6 2.Nc3 d5 3.Bf4 Nc6 4.Nb5 e5 5.dxe5 Ne4 6.Qxd5 Bf5 7.Qxd8+ Rxd8 8.f3! not taking the extra pawn and your busted this vid does not refute the Jobava and I am happy when my opponent plays like this.

Comparing cheap trap to tall sacrifice to complicate the game really?? 😂

This does not work. Because of QxD5 and if black queen takes then you fork the black queen. This line is bad for black .

@le_sebasti4723

9 ай бұрын

Qxd5 is covered in the video (8:50). Still, I agree with you, this line is horrible for black and the fact that he's trying to justify this line is just... Savage, to say the least.

Black is -4.8 on turn 5. This video is pure clickbait and BS.

So tired of such idiotic gambits being played and promoted everywhere

Playing garbage at master level is the perfect way to not reach GM level

@alexmachin330

6 ай бұрын

Pretty sure he wouldn’t play this otb 😂😂😂

@alipakdin7372

3 ай бұрын

One should mention tricky and somewhat doubtful Tal's sacrifices,which was good enough for him to even become a World Champion,but I also guess the times have changed

I am Jobava player and this Line is very bad sorry