Thank you for the great lesson!!!!

Only time I have ever seen the Blackmar-Diemer gambit was against me in a tournament.  I found most of the best moves at the beginning of the game and was able to hold off the initiative.  Eventually he lost control of the center and I was able to take another pawn and eventually the game.  It was interesting, but even without knowing the theory, the moves are not too difficult to find.  I would not attempt to play this against any sort of good opponent.  If you like gambits, try the Evan's gambit, King's Gambit, maybe even the Smith-Morra gambit.   You get a little better game as a gambiteer I feel.

Thanks Black_Knigyh. Would be greate to follow your new tips. on that mateial.

Regards,

Javier

Thanks JavierGracia for the comment. Maybe I'll do another video or two on the Blackmar-Diemer Gambit. I certainly have much more material that I could present.

The B-M gambit is an oppening not very often finded on Chess books and/or tournements. This video permits to me to analize some initial good moves alternatives to understand better this oppening. Thanks...!

Rgards,

Javier