Hello everyone! This is my complete guide to playing the Budapest Gambit or Budapest Defense, coming after d4 Nf6, c4 and e5. This is a very underrated weapon against the Queen's Pawn, and allows to reach highly tactical and positional games, that aren't mind numbingly boring, like that of many d4 openings sadly are. I cover every popular variation white can play in great detail. Thank you for watching, like and subscribe for more, and have a great day!

0:00 Adler Variation
5:24 Rubinstein Variation
11:20 Declined w/ Nc3
13:17 Declined w/ d5
16:14 f4 (destroy this!)
19:22 Alekhine Variation
23:16 Shereshvesky Variation