1.e4 e5 2.Qh5? g6??
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Why do most beginners play this?
Because they want too.
Mygame5377 wrote:
Because they want too.
lol
I believe the Marshall Defense (correct me if I'm wrong someone) is basically that with a knight sac trying to tempt the other person into it.
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in order to develope the black bishop to g7 while the knight goes to e7 after that it repositions itself at f5 after the pawn exchange.
taking on e5 is a gambit, it has been proven by an idiot that black can mate in 23, but it has never been run into a computer analysis.
How to mate in 23?
If White plays accurately.
23 moves, narutofanforever?You are a stronger player than me,but never thou shalt make this possible against me,lol!
thegab03 wrote:
23 moves, narutofanforever?You are a stronger player than me,but never thou shalt make this possible against me,lol!
lol
by narutofanforeverHow to mate in 23, If White plays accurately.lol.by narutofanforever you're own words,bro,
respect!
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White thinks it's a good idea to go for a quick kill by launching heavy pieces first, and Black doesn't know enough to prove him wrong.
The recommended line has black playing g6 on his next move anyways, so I would guess that they looked it up one time after falling for the Scholar's Mate, but don't quite remember it.
Ah, I remember when I fell for this as a beginner.
Zug wrote:
To play this badly requires beginners on both sides.
Nakamura might have something to say about that!
2...Nc6 is da only safe reply, yo!
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