Fritz line against fried liver

After putting it into Fritz for 60 (!) hours, this is it's best line:

From an earlier post of mine.

13.dxe5 Be6 14.0-0+ Kg8 is probably the critical line after 9.Qe4.  I think chances are roughly equal here, as Black's h8-rook is shut out of play and White has two pawns and a strong centre in return for the piece.  The line 12.Bf4 Kf7 13.Bxe5 Be6 14.Qf3+ Kg8! is similar, though perhaps a slightly improved version for Black, e.g. 15.Ne4 Qh4 (15...h5!? 16.0-0 h4 17.h3) 16.Bd3 b5.

Hello guys,

I'm sorry, but this is not called Fried Liver but Two Knights, Fegatello Variant.

Also, not needed use Fritz for so long... Was sufficient to consult any book of the openings theory, or openings libray of the Fritz! 

This opening is a very old, but always interesting... Also probably it is incorrect.

P.S. Fritz is a very weak chess engine ! If you want to do serious analysis, I suggest you install "Houdini" (http://www.cruxis.com/chess/houdini.htm), or "Deep Saros" (http://deepsaros.jimdo.com/)...

Just wondering if after 11.d4 is 11....Qd6 playable?

current theory says that 6.d4! is more accurate.

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