Watch an 11-minute chess tutorial that teaches an effective counter-strategy against the King's Gambit opening using the Falkbeer Countergambit. Master the aggressive response to White's 1.e4 e5 2.f4 sequence by learning to play 2...d5, a powerful countergambit named after Austrian master Ernst Falkbeer. Explore key variations, counter-responses, and deadly traps that can lead to early victories, particularly when opponents are unfamiliar with this unconventional defense. Learn specific lines including responses to 3.fxe5 and 3.exd5, discover a mate-in-2 puzzle, and understand how to execute a devastating queen trap. Perfect for players looking to improve their defensive repertoire and turn the tables on aggressive King's Gambit players.
Overview
Syllabus
Best Counter Chess Opening Against The King's Gambit For Black
 King's Gambit Declined: Falkbeer Countergambit
1 If White plays 3.fxe5
2 If White plays 3.exd5 Falkbeer Countergambit Accepted
Puzzle of the Day Mate in 2
Crazy queen trap line
If White plays 6.Ne5
Taught by
Remote Chess Academy
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