ChessisGood wrote:
Nah, I think I found it.
I changed my mind. I actually think your idea works with the bishop on the d6 square.
The appearance just looks very unnatural. That's why I disliked it.
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Jul 13, 2012
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#143
Thanks for agreeing Yereslov! If you have any more questions about it, I'd be glad to help!
Jul 14, 2012
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#144
Oh, thanks for clearing that up. I've got some new theory in this forum:
http://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-openings/accelerated-snake-benoni---5-e4
I call this awful gambit the Yereslov Gambit.
Huh, actually not a bad gambit now that I check it a bit more with Fritz.
Aug 3, 2012
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#147
I would say that Black maintains a little advantage, but it is certainly an interesting line. Good job!
What do you think? I think Black is equal.
Metaknight251 wrote:
@yereslov. Your line is certainly interesting, but I feel that black would simply take on c3 after a3 and play Qc7 or cxd4, transposing into the poisoned pawn variation of the winawer.
Yes, that makes sense.
Something like this came up in my tournament game recently. I was black.
Here's a better variation:
Nah, I think I found it.