Queen's gambit .

Queen's gambit explained.

Queen's gambit is one of the best and famous gambits played around the standard matches in the chess, because of this gambit's amazing goodwill it is mostly tried on the most vulnerable players out there . 

Even if someone is not vulnerable it is mostly trapped by this if not stafford's gambit explained in both the parts of it in my previous post .

So here remember that you are playing as white because in the previous post of stafford's gambit , that gambit was only useful if you are playing as black but now as i said there is something you can try for white as well .

In this video below I explained only for the variation which will be most likely to be committed by your opponent , but if you want another variation you can comment down below I will bring that post as well .

As you can see in the video that first black captures white's pawn but holds onto it aa well , instead of developing other minor pieces such as knight , bishop and central pawn ,  that did not happen in this case which is why this gambit is so effective for you , you want your opponent to make just one blunder and eventually you can see cascade of blunders from the opponent's side . But remember to not just attack on that one pawn of your opponent but also keep an eye on the checkmate as well . Hope that helps you .

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