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This is a game i played
does any1 no if it has a name
wow
turn 6 i actually cant get out of it i would b trading a queen and a pawn 4 a pawn
ignore the part on turn 6
After 2..f6 you lose...you should have just captured the pawn and then scared his queen away with Nc6...
that's what i do sometimes but it usually doesnt end up goo for me (quenn goes back 1 space and brings out 2 bishops and pretty soon i'm in a mess
Mar 2, 2009
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2... f6? really lost you the game, because once you exchange pawns the opponent can either chackmate you of win your rook. You should have played 2...exd5 and after 3.Qxd5 you can play 3...Nc6 and develop your knight. You would have had the superior position.
The reason you are told not to bring your queen out early is because the opponent can achieve a huge lead in development by attacking your queen while developing.
Yep, never defend the e pawn with the f pawn in the opening. Either use the queen's knight or the d pawn, otherwise you'll meet with disaster.
nice one
Mm40 wrote:
2... f6? really lost you the game, because once you exchange pawns the opponent can either checkmate you or win your rook. You should have played 2...exd5 and after 3.Qxd5 you can play 3...Nc6 and develop your knight. You would have had the superior position.
The reason you are told not to bring your queen out early is because the opponent can achieve a huge lead in development by attacking your queen while developing.
Agreed. Ironically, you didn't have to worry about his queen until AFTER you played 2. ...f6?
Obviously, the position after your third move was NOT good as you claimed. If White can get at the e8-h5 diagonal (or Black get at the e1-h4 diagonal) without any problems, then it's going to be a bad game for the other side. Here's one game where my opponent played 1. f4, wasn't careful, and lost even quicker than you did. http://www.chess.com/echess/game.html?id=15560180
As far as openings go, this one transposes into a line I once analyzed for fun. It starts 1. e4 f6?! 2. d4 e5? 3. dxe5! fxe5? 4. Qh5+ Ke7 5. Qxe5+
nice
It's just a variation of the Scholar's mate....
After 2.d4 never ever defend the e-pawn. Theory states that Black simply can't hold the resulting positions. You should always capture the pawn, and then drive the Queen back with tempo. Quite simple, actually.
thanks for analizing it
i usually do e6 but then lose my cassaling ability, just tried it this once and saw it
Will try not to make that mistake again, ty all who posted
Wat do you mean found him to be a great opponenent and it's being a fun second game.
f6 was a blunder but you could've recover if you played g6 instead of ke7.
Wow thanks i hadn't done g6 because i new it lost the rook but didn't no there was a way to recover it however why not 8 knight to c3
Just a variation. Just to say that g3 was better than ke7.
nice thx