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Prussico
DarthSirius394
I LOVE THE SCOTCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (see comment below)
Icy_Clench
Scotch gambit for the win!
Cogwheel
@yscb1
If you love this opening, join "e4 is awesome"
titust
I always play 1.e4
oluwagbonhunmi
how could i load the game
raul123
lol
Ingesta
Herson12
tejas11
dsfstasdashyfaysfagshafsghfgadsfvahgsfgahsfhasarsrtas
KirbyLiam
I just move the kingside bishop out as soon as possible and then move out the queen to H5 and take the 7th pawn from the left.
Felixander
I can play black from there and win ;)
Samsch
@Dangerous_TristanKoi: Nice Mate :)
Chess_Master_12345
thunlion
http://www.chess.com/emboard?id=1086544
bhbrianwong
Fried liver attack
Jaylooker
@yscb1 I believe d5 would sufficient in countering because if your opponent 1) captures with their e4 pawn, you can fork the the queen and bishop with knight to a5, 2) if your opponent captures with the bishop, you capture the bishop and later fork the queen with knight to d4 and also threaten an early check preventing any possibility of castling, and if your opponent 3) declines the capture, you capture the bishop and begin to threaten the queen followed by the king. Overall, it's not a bad move if followed by an ultimatum move and probably one the of the moves to subdue and defeat an aggressive attack on the f-pawn.
yscb1
How do you handle this annoying opening that white plays?
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