Blumenfeld Gambit Variations/Move Orders
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Since you were asking about move orders, Marcus101, I thought I would point out that this was the original conception of the Dzindzhi-Indian. Later, the name Dzindzhi-Indian became attached to a different opening. But this is similar to the Blumenfeld. Your lines with a quick ...e6 and without Nf3 aren't really Blumenfeld lines.
But if you had to choose one, what would it be?
If there is no refutation, then the one I posted results in a nice position. Your first line is of course the standard way to play.
I was wondering what difference move orders made when playing the Blumenfeld Gambit and similar variations. So I could play
I know some of these lines are not strictly Blumenfeld Gambit variations though I think they can all transpose into variations of the Blumenfeld. But they all give different attacking chances and I think I'm going to try all of them, although first I'm wondering what people like best and what lines avoid what etc
Interested to know what people think!