What you have posted is a FEN not a PNG.
I presume the moves have been like..
It is not a good idea to bring the queen out so early as your opponent does
Here is why... The patzer Opening
What you have posted is a FEN not a PNG.
I presume the moves have been like..
It is not a good idea to bring the queen out so early as your opponent does
Here is why... The patzer Opening
1.e5 e5 2.Qh5?! Nf6 3.Qxe5+ Be7 isn't bad at all, either. Black gambits a pawn, and gets a nice advantage in development.
Or better yet, 8. h3 and the knight is trapped. Note that I've never seen a variation like this, but you can consider playing 5...Nd4 which will actually win the g-pawn.
This is neither the first, nor the last thread newengland7 is trolling.
Why do you try taking him seriously?
petrikeckman--Nxg5, Nxg5, Qxg5 black wins the g-pawn. Note that black will have two defenders--also, if Nh3, black can play d5 and both the bishop and knight are under attack so bishop would have to retreat back to c1 and black is clearly better.
IM pfren, why are you always such a jerk to me? Lighten up your mood and shave your beard.
DrSpudnik--you should see how many Parham attack trolls there are on shredderchess.net. I actually started playing it there to prove it was unsound.
I'm too, dislexic. That's why I first read only last move: 7... Ng4And black will win the g-pawn.
petrikeckman, I think that last notation there was meant for something else. I also make typing errors.
And further, what IM pfren said about me--dismiss that. He trolled a forum I started by telling me to "look up any book on the dragon" missing that I had already said that I had been experimenting with the variation in that game. It takes a troll to know a troll and IM pfren will one day pay the price for his arrogance.
When someone instead of develop pieces, uses the queen, I don't know how to defend myself and I lose many pieces.
Please, help me :)
Thanks for reading, here is the FEN: (So, you can better understand)
[Date "????.??.??"]
[Result "*"]
[FEN "rnbqkb1r/ppQp1ppp/5n2/8/4P3/8/PPPP1PPP/RNB1KBNR w KQkq - 0 5"]
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