What is FM Kamil Plichta The Fearsome Budapest Gambit for Cheap?

Dodge White’s preparation, develop your pieces in a snap, and get fun tactical positions you will enjoy playing

How would you like to set the board on fire on move two, and win with brilliant tactics that leave your friends in awe?

If that sounds fun, then FIDE Master Kamil Plichta’s latest discovery will thrill you.

When FM Plichta isn’t streaming or playing online, he travels back in time and searches his chess library for long-forgotten, even “refuted” opening ideas. His latest outing brought back and upgraded a rusty gambit from 1896, and he’s sharing it with you here.

Forget the slow-going game you get after White’s 1.d4 and 2.c4.

With The Fearsome Budapest Gambit, we shatter the opponent’s center, step up our development to the third gear, and get fun tactical positions that boost our winning chances. All for the price of a pawn.

Rock White’s ramparts as early as move two!

After 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4, The Budapest Gambit attacks White’s position with the “impossible” 2…e5!

First played over 120 years ago, many chess authorities questioned the gambit’s soundness. But they never refuted it.

Today, top grandmasters like Richard Rapport and Baadur Jobava uncork 2…e5 to surprise and beat 2700+ players. They love the fighting games they get out of The Fearsome Budapest Gambit, and we believe you will, too.

Here’s why:

🔥 Maximize your chances for a knockout right off the bat. Get crazy, double-edged positions over the board, where your knowledge of the essential tactics and strategies weigh more than strict evaluations.

(And since White is more or less forced to accept your gambit, you get to flex your attacking prowess a lot. 😎)

🔥 Built for the ambitious club player. White’s strongest moves are covered in-depth. But special attention has been given to the most popular continuations you will face.

🔥 New ideas and improvements over existing theory. FM Plichta used the strongest engines to uncover never-before-seen novelties that give you a leg up against prepared opponents.

(Case in point: FM Plichta busted a “refutation” in the Nbd2 main line, leading to a monster knight on c5, flawless pawn structure, and easy play for Black.)

🔥 Objective and designed to maximize your learning. FM Plichta has no trouble spilling the beans about his favorite openings, good or bad.

If White plays the correct moves, it won’t be possible to equalize and I can’t promise that. Instead of that, I can promise great practical chances, a ton of novelties and improvements over the existing theory, and most importantly, a great amount of fun. – FM Kamil Plichta

The Budapest Gambit may not be an equalizer. But it’s an excellent fighting weapon for brave players, and you can learn it with ease thanks to FM Plichta’s smooth course design.

The Fearsome Budapest Gambit comes with over 280 trainable lines and 12 hours of video-sync instruction, preparing you for nearly everything White can throw at you.

Meanwhile, the Quickstarter chapter and its 25 key variations get you up and running in as little as an hour. So you can start building that valuable playing experience.

Everything in this course, including the 19 model games, comes with FM Plichta’s club-friendly instruction – arming you with the must-know plans and strategies for playing the gambit.

Meet 1.d4 and 2.c4 on your own terms: with sharp tactics, plenty of winning chances, and tons of fun.

Take up The Fearsome Budapest Gambit today, and bring the fight to White on move two!

FM Kamil Plichta The Fearsome Budapest Gambit Index:

📄 1. Intro & Quickstarter Guide.mp4 (58.43 MB)
📄 10. 4.Bf4 With Nd2.mp4 (30.06 MB)
📄 11. 4.Bf4 g5!.mp4 (43.28 MB)
📄 12 Appendix – Other 2nd Moves For White Guideline.mp4 (10.52 MB)
📄 13. Model Games.mp4 (110.13 MB)
📄 2. 3rd Move Alternatives.mp4 (30.72 MB)
📄 3. 3.d5.mp4 (25.33 MB)
📄 4. 4th Move Alternatives.mp4 (22.41 MB)
📄 5. 4.e4.mp4 (30.63 MB)
📄 6. 4.e3 Alternatives.mp4 (17.77 MB)
📄 7. 4.e3 With 5.Nh3.mp4 (35.40 MB)
📄 8. 4.Nf3.mp4 (50.13 MB)
📄 9. 4.Bf4 With Nc3.mp4 (38.73 MB)
📄 The Fearsome Budapest Gambit, FM Kamil Plichta (Tiny).jpg (72.47 KB)
📄 The Fearsome Budapest Gambit, FM Kamil Plichta.pgn (1002.47 KB)

📂 Read Me First
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