After that empty diagonal queen comes , rook is hanging then the opponent will move the knight to c6 then the queen takes it giving a check and fork to king the oppnent will play bishop d7 we take the rook then queen takes queen . Opponent is queen up we’re losing then , can you explain ?
after 6. Qf3, if black plays Nc6 and white takes Qxc6+ then Bd7 technically protects the rook no? although you are a knight down, but is the game still lost for black?
What if opponent protects pawn with light square bishop ?
No
Why you tell stories
Your English is not good
What if opponent play queen d5 to defend pawn at c4?
why cant the bishop come to f7 to protect the rook
Nice and short, and well explained, thank you sir!
A good trap.
What if opponent play bishop to e3
bishop b7, knight d7 will only sacrifice the bishop and not the rook.
After that empty diagonal queen comes , rook is hanging then the opponent will move the knight to c6 then the queen takes it giving a check and fork to king the oppnent will play bishop d7 we take the rook then queen takes queen . Opponent is queen up we’re losing then , can you explain ?
Y not d4????????
is it necesarry to talk to my opponent lol
Sir , the rook isn't completely traped because you play NC6 and after the queen takes you play , BD7
Wow nice one
At 1:15 … I thought he would say "visudh ch*tiye ladke ho tum"😂😂
me: gets pawn taken
Sagar: AND NOW IT IS TIME TO RESIGN THE GAME
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Can any one send me link to the board that is being used here, looks sexy af
after 6. Qf3, if black plays Nc6 and white takes Qxc6+ then Bd7 technically protects the rook no? although you are a knight down, but is the game still lost for black?
86835th view lol
1:29 Why does black resigns after queen pins the pawn ?
i am a bit new to chess pls explain
nice attitude 🙂
With my experience…I could say that
One should always try to its pawn move forward…if there is not a net profit
If the rook is hanging then how you win the game!! I didn't understand!! Is that any rule or something?
But then Nc6, Qc6+, Bd7 and you just lose a knight.
0:30 what if black moves it's bishop to D3 defending the pawn?
Please upload more videos
1:32 No need to resign. Square the queen with the bishop and play the knight when queen takes the bishop to protect the rook with the black queen.
NOW IT IS TIME TO RESIGN THE GAME but how someone explain please ?
You are amazing
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of course nowdays no one will accept my queen's gambit cuz im a 1500 rated player now lol
What if Bd7 after a4??
What if opponent brings knight on c6??
Thank you sagar shah 😀
It would only work against a beginner
sagar shah, proud student!!
Qf3 Qc7, Q*a8 Bb7, Q*b7 Q*b7 and white Queen is gone ! game over for whom ?
What if opponent does not fall for queen's gambit … how to react when opponent does
play Bishop B7
He will have to sac his knight or bishop to save his rook
What if he plays bishop to e6
i don't understand how is game over
how game is over i don't understand
Can someone send me the link from where i can buy this chessboard?
Pro player pro board non pro camera setup and non pro camera man no cap
This always doesn't work. Black can block his diagonal by bringing knight to B6
But i can give up the knight instead of rook yes of course i will loose one power but still it can move on
you are smart. I like smart people.
Why game over?