g3 is better than e3 and Qa3 better than f6
Budapest Gambit
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9. o-o is bad
9. d6 is better
Sep 13, 2014
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After 9...d6 (glad you pointed that i forgot to mention this!) white just develops normaly and black will soon be forced to give up his bishop for a knight, and without winning a tempo (white playing a3).
That is not mate!
The real trap is
That is Completely made up.( except for me beating some1 in a real tornament!)
Black owned.
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@ silentK black played badly in that game
ellie100 wrote:
@ silentK black played badly in that game
Starting with move #2.
ellie100 wrote:
@Elizabeth HaHa
@ silentK black played badly in that game
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Edit: @silentK
You offend the people who play the budapest throughout history! you just offended Lots of GMs, I bet you feel happy when they refuse to sign something:)
My type of guy.. what a man! :D haha
ellie100 wrote:
You offend the people who play the budapest throughout history! you just offended Lots of GMs, I bet you feel happy when they refuse to sign something:)
The Budapest is playable at the GM level as a surprise weapon, not really much more. There are much better and more dynamic openings.
As you can (hopefully) tell I like playing gambits this is the main line of the Budapest atactually ends at 12.Qd2 but thta is a lot like black plays and white loses all of his c & a pawns