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Danish Gambit: Sample Lesson

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About this course

The Danish Gambit is pure attacking chess: after 1.e4 e5 2.d4 exd4 3.c3 White throws one or even two pawns into the fire to rip open lines toward Black’s king. This sample lesson shows the key accepted lines, the dangerous traps, and the rapid development that makes the sacrifice work.

What you'll learn

  • The main accepted lines of the Danish Gambit after 3.c3 dxc3.
  • How fast development and the two raking bishops generate a fierce attack.
  • Common traps Black falls into — and how to keep the initiative if Black declines.
  • When to invest one pawn versus two, and how to convert the attack.

Curriculum

  • 9. Center Game & Danish GambitC21
    Center Game (1)
    Center Game (2)
    Center Game Accepted, Kieseritzky Variation (1)
    Center Game Accepted, Kieseritzky Variation (2)
    Center Game Accepted, Normal Variation, Paulsen Attack
    Center Game Accepted, Danish Gambit (1)
    Center Game Accepted, Danish Gambit (2)
    Center Game Accepted, Danish Gambit (3)
    Center Game Accepted, Danish Gambit (4)
    Center Game Accepted, Danish Gambit (5)
    Center Game Accepted, Danish Gambit Accepted (1)
    Center Game Accepted, Danish Gambit Accepted (2)
    Center Game Accepted, Danish Gambit Accepted, Classical Defense (1)
    Center Game Accepted, Danish Gambit Accepted (3)
    Center Game Accepted, Danish Gambit Accepted (4)
    Center Game Accepted, Normal Variation (1)
    Center Game Accepted, Normal Variation (2)
    Center Game Accepted, Normal Variation (3)
    Center Game Accepted, Normal Variation (4)
    Center Game Accepted, Danish Gambit Accepted, Classical Defense (2)
    Center Game Accepted, Danish Gambit Accepted, Classical Defense (3)