Bishop D-3
Belgrade gambit
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Redshift70 wrote:
Bishop D-3
possibly
Bishop D-3, if black plays F-5 then Q-E2 could be vicious
As everyone says, d3 is good.
Interesting gambit, by the way.
Ng5
Bishop f4
Feb 11, 2020
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#9
Optimissed wrote:
I'm pretty certain, doing it in my head, that Q e2 wins outright. Black only has f5 after which Bg5.
White's still down two pawns and I don't see why Bg5 is such a good move.
move order is everything, what move do you make in the right order? ...
if at move six Bg5 then Be7 will do just fine Bx E7 then NxE7 ..whites just trading pieces
ohhh even with the Q- at E - without the bishop at D-3 ...comes to nothing
ment Q- E2
Feb 11, 2020
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#16
I agree that it's maybe not a very practical choice from Black's point of view for an opening that you're hardly ever going to face; I'd probably play 5...Nb4 or 5...Be7 but I have seen very strong players take on e4, and then its a mess after Qe2 (as you say)
Aatish01012010 wrote:
[1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Nc3 Nf6 4. d4 exd4 5. Nd5 Nxe4]
What do you think the next move should be ?
In the 2003 book, The Four Knights, IM Jan Pinski discussed 6 Bc4 and 6 Qe2.
I think Bd3 myself
But Qe2 is the best move according to analysis
What do you think the next move should be ?