Any more advice guys ? :D
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Sep 25, 2011
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chessman_calum wrote:
latvian gambit!
Yes! The Latvian Gambit, while often shunned in top-level play, makes for very enterprising games......See World's Worst Openings!, posts #57, #73. Also, check out the Brussels Gambit: 1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 f5!? 3.exf5 d5. Interestingly, this is the old line. Now, 3...Nh6!? is also considered playable.
ok thanks :)
You should try the Cole Zukertort system!
Guys when making a suggestion please do like melvinbluestone did :D It really helped a lot .. try to make a diagram of the game with the move sequence :D :D :D :D thanks for all these suggestions guys!
b3 makes it Zukertort c3 is cotanowski or something like that. It seems slow but...
AnthonyCG wrote:
melvinbluestone wrote:
The Brussels Gambit wins in all variations, except 5.Ne5! Observe:
Or he could play the Najdorf lol.
The Paulsen can be tricky
And what about the french? sacrificing that c5 pawn right from the start?
There is no sacrafice from the french defense I do not think...
chessisme1123 wrote:
There is no sacrafice from the french defense I do not think...
thats is not te french :) thats caro kan
This is the french advance variation with the pawn gambit at c5! Its a really wild one to try.
I love this gambit!
Reasonable doubt ... the point of playing a gambit is to try to get an opening which may give you a momentary advantage that may be blocked up, but if used correctly can give black the win.
Or white a better line of attack. Or an extra tempo or two.
To: spdjna
The Blackmar Diemer Gambit involves another move:
1.d4 d5 2.e4 dxe4 3.Nc3
The Blackmar Gambit is 1.d4 d5 2.e4 f3
The Blackmar Diemer Gambit is an improvement on the original Blackmar Gambit.
Best Regards
DarthMusashi
hmm