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In this video lesson, you will learn about an unusual and aggressive chess opening gambit for White: the Halasz Gambit. It is believed to be named after Gyorgy Halasz, who played this opening in correspondence chess during the 1980s. Surprisingly, he won almost all the games he played with this opening.
The Halasz Gambit, also known as the Halasz-McDonnell Gambit, is a variation of the Center Game, which arises after the following moves: 1.e4 e5 2.d4 exd4 3.f4.
Watch the full video lesson as GM Igor Smirnov explains the key ideas for White in this opening, the mainline, sidelines, and other variations, as well as middlegame attacking plans.
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00:00 Unusual & Aggressive chess opening for White after 1.e4
00:31 1) Halasz Gambit Main Line (Center Game)
01:51 2) If Black plays 4...Bb4+
03:51 Can you find the winning move?
05:46 Dealing with the Bg4 pin
06:48 3) If Black plays 3...c5 to protect the pawn
10:00 4) If Black plays Bg4 when your bishop is on d3
12:42 5) If Black delays castling
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