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Boden–Kieseritzky Gambit


  • 3 months ago · Quote · #21

    C-nack

    jempty_method wrote:
    pfren wrote:

    Here is how I demolished White via the latter just the other day -- maybe it should no longer amaze me that players of mediocre openings aren't at least prepared with the best lines so they don't go straight into losing positions.

    7.Bxc6+ is premonition of defeat. 7.Nxe5 and white has still some life, although black is obviously better after Qg5 (Qd5 looks drawish).

  • 3 months ago · Quote · #23

    aggressivesociopath

    @ Impfren and Moses: Thank you for correcting my analysis. I wish I had more to contribute, but to tell you the truth I intend to play just play 4.Nc6 and give that 7...Ne7!? line a whirl when I get the chance.

     

  • 3 months ago · Quote · #24

    jempty_method

    pfren wrote:

    6.Bd3 is the right move, and after 6...de4 7.de4 Black should play 7...Nb4!? or 7...Ne7!? instead of the book move 7...Bd6, which looks like a minimal advantage for white.

    Thanks pfren I'd known about 7...Nb4 but not 7...Ne7 and I definitely think I like it, only two ways for White to respond without handing Black the advantage, either 8. c3 or 8. Bd3, both to avoid Black's threat of ...f5 and ...e4

  • 3 months ago · Quote · #25

    Expertise87

    It's surprising that you would know about 7...Nb4 (which I suggested in a thread a while back on this opening) but not the more normal 7...Ne7.

  • 3 months ago · Quote · #26

    jempty_method

    Expertise87 wrote:

    It's surprising that you would know about 7...Nb4 (which I suggested in a thread a while back on this opening) but not the more normal 7...Ne7.

    I remember my older ChessBaseLight2009 (premium, with online database access, and with Fritz6 engine), on my older laptop, suggesting 7...Nb4 as a top move.  It seemed better than 7...Bd6 but complicated.  7...Ne7 seems much more straightforward and a nice place in my opening repertoire tree to just stop so I can move on to other lines I'm more likely to encounter.

  • 3 months ago · Quote · #27

    CookieMonster

    Hi Kat.:-) How are you again?

     

    My question is: Have you played mainline? How much experience with it do you have? Why do you not like it? Why is Bc4 your only choice?


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