Hi all - this is my first post on the forums any only just recently joined Chess.com. It seems I like the game much more now that I'm older, and I find that I'm a much better player (and more studious about examining openings).
That said, I have an interesting question about what I believe is just after the "Mieses-Kotrc Variation";
1. e4 d5
2. exd5 Qxd5
3. Nc3 Qe6+
4. Be2 Qg6
5. Nf3 Qxg2
Playing white, I picked 5. Nf3 because I believed it to set up a gambit for the g-pawn, and forces black to develop almost nothing - but I'm at a loss what to do after Qxg2. I read elsewhere that you might be able to develop the kingside bishop, but to me it looks like you lose a pawn for nothing. What would you do at 5. and 6. playing white?
EDIT: 6. Rg1 looks pretty solid, but then what would you predict is black's move, and what should 7. be for white?
