Use These 8 (!) Traps & Win Quickly with the Stafford Gambit
Requirements
- Studied my previous (free of charge) course “The Easiest Way To Learn Chess”
- Your thinking cap!
Description
The Stafford Gambit is an objectively dubious, but highly venomous opening. Black sacrifices a pawn in order to get extremely active pieces and direct threats against f2 and 0-0. If white doesn't know what to do then he can lose the game quickly.
There are plenty of opening traps. I selected a long collection for you. Even strong players can fall into these traps if he don't know them.
Why It Created?
This course created to help you build your opening understanding and repertoire. Stafford gambit is an important system that will help you create strong attacks on f2. Using this system you'll not learn how to attack and how to use the tactics for your benefit. In the contrary, if you don't know what to do against it then you might lose quickly.
Curriculum
Lessons
The correct move order // 2,46
Trap 01 // 2,37
Trap 02 // 1,18
Trap 03 // 2,25
Trap 04 // 1,31
Trap 05 // 3,26
Trap 06 // 1
Trap 07 // 1,48
Trap 08 // 1,30
The refutation of the gambit // 4,55
Other available courses // 8,00
About the Author
Angelo Kesaris
Angelo Kesaris is a professional chess coach, theorist and FIDE National Instructor. Born Ioannina - Greece (1982) with International FIDE rating 1900 ELO.
He is co-author and Academy manager for the Remote Chess Academy.
As a chess teacher, he has been happily teaching chess since he was 20. He started teaching chess in primary schools, organize lessons in chess clubs, private classes and online teaching.
Who this course is for:
- All Levels
Instructor
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Hello! I'm Angelo Kesaris, a dedicated chess instructor with over 20 years of experience in teaching and playing chess. My passion for chess began at a young age and has since grown into a lifelong commitment to mastering and teaching the game.
My Chess Journey:
I have competed in numerous chess tournaments and have achieved significant milestones in my chess career. My experience as a player has given me a deep understanding of the game, which I now share with my students through comprehensive and engaging courses.
Teaching Philosophy:
I believe that chess is not just a game but a powerful tool for developing critical thinking, strategic planning, and problem-solving skills. My teaching philosophy revolves around making chess accessible and enjoyable for everyone. Whether you are a beginner looking to learn the basics or an advanced player aiming to refine your strategies, my courses are designed to cater to all skill levels.