My Refutation To The Fried Liver!
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well this is a refutation to the fried liver but it doesn't refute the catalan or the semi-catalan,white wins in all variations
Robert_New_Alekhine wrote:
No one still realizes that this is a joke.
Indeed. I used to realize it before, but not anymore.
After you play Kg8, Nc3 is pretty annoying for you, if you naively try Be6, you'll lose.
Only good move is Nb4, and even that can be refuted quickly.
High level players refutes the Fried liver as soon as they see your bishop & knight out, by simply pawn to h6
Only good move is Nb4, and even that can be refuted quickly.
High level players refutes the Fried liver as soon as they see your bishop & knight out, by simply pawn to h6
I think vee_statistics meant 3. ... h6; which is fully in keeping with the spirit of this thread.
Oh come on guys, the Fried Liver is obviously refuted by the Kerry Shirts Variation which he outlines in this video!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQwEyr5qwws
Sure, it relies on white blundering his queen for no reason at all, but then who wouldn't? Surely all the great tacticians of the world should look to the BYP for their deepest theoretical studies
Arguably even funnier than his opening remarks is the fact that at 10:12 of the video he exclaims that he is a power (which I assume means piece) up, even though he's actually down a pawn for nothing with a crappy position and pawn structure.
He should have resigned. I mean, with a pawn down, who wouldn't? But if he has just started to play chess, I'm kind of wondering about the so called moron.
Feb 26, 2016
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vee_statistics wrote:
After you play Kg8, Nc3 is pretty annoying for you, if you naively try Be6, you'll lose.
Only good move is Nb4, and even that can be refuted quickly.
High level players refutes the Fried liver as soon as they see your bishop & knight out, by simply pawn to h6
Only good move is Nb4, and even that can be refuted quickly.
High level players refutes the Fried liver as soon as they see your bishop & knight out, by simply pawn to h6
That's too slow. White gains a better game after h6? d4!
Kg8?? loses to Bxd5, he has to play Ke6.
All I wanted was a continuation for 7. ...Kg6 and I got all this nonsense.
Myusico wrote:
Lol (Edit - Please do not resort to name calling - Staff) What you showed is not called fried liver, real fried liver is 5. exd5 Nxd5 6.Nxf7
actually, fried liver is this:
Good joke. Sure, it took you 5 and a half years to come up with it, but it was worth it.
