The B/c4 isnt defended and this allows tricks like ... Ne3 after 7 d4 for example. On b3 the B is defended.....
funny move in Kings Gambit
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Reb wrote:
The B/c4 isnt defended and this allows tricks like ... Ne3 after 7 d4 for example. On b3 the B is defended.....
of course
very logical...
one of the main lines in the kings gambit accepted shows white playing 7.Bb3 .
It seems funny to me > Anybody know the reason behind this move?
thanks