My victory against THE ELEPHANT GAMBIT OPENING!

My victory against THE ELEPHANT GAMBIT OPENING:

You won due to time trouble. =_=

Yes, but I teased the opponent to take more time due THE BRAIN FRY ATTACK!

hope it's not related to the Don Fry attack,

Isn't the Brain Fry Attack attacking f2/f7?

Isn't the Brain Fry Attack attacking f2/f7?

What was wrong with the obvious material-winning move 13. Qxd5? That invites an exchange of queens, which in turn hastens an endgame where White is a pawn ahead and therefore will probably win. That invitation to exchange queens is a common theme in the Elephant Gambit for that reason.

Some examples:

No, The BRAIN FRY ATTACK is a very complex attacking system; it does not target only f2 (you play black) or f7 (you play white).

That is why Karjakin is trying to master it to face Magnus:

Nice game! 

TKS! Of course my opponent made some mistakes, but I found a funny way to troll him out.

Another victory against the famous ELEPHANT GAMBIT!

This is THE BRAIN FRY ATTACK applied to ELEPHANT GAMBIT.

 Why do you post your rating at 1500 when it's obviously lower?  I think those games where engineered by you.  No way people of even 1200 rating would make so many blunders almost every move.

@Daybreak57, the game was played on lichess.org, where ratings tend to be inflated. 

Congrats, we are waiting you at the St. Louis Chess Club.

Ok, if someday I go back to visit USA and go nearby St. Louis, I will visit this famous chess addiction club.

:D

Another victory against the ELEPHANT GAMBIT!!

That last few blunders though.

A chess game is a dialogue, a conversation between a player and his opponent. Each move by the opponent may contain threats or be a blunder, but a player cannot defend against threats or take advantage of blunders if he does not first ask himself: What is my opponent planning after each move?

Bruce A. Moon

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Chess is a fairy taleof 1001 blunders - Savielly Tartakower