I'd like to. We can play correspondence 3 moves per day or 10min blitz. And I'd like white pieces. :)
Ponziani opening traps
I'd like to. We can play correspondence 3 moves per day or 10min blitz. And I'd like white pieces. :)
I can't play blitz now, no mouse.

At your disposal you have, as white, the following moves: 3.Bb5 (Spanish), 3.Bc4 (Italian), 3.d4 (Scotch) and 3.Nc3 (Four Knights or Three Knights). Any one of these moves is superior to 3.c3. Just ask any NM or higher. To play the Ponziani, you really have to hold your opponent in contempt.

I played and beat many masters with the Ponziani and did not hold even one of them in contempt.
One thing good about the Ponziani is that players such as Crazy here underestimate the opening.
I played and beat many masters with the Ponziani
whom?
Once more into the breech!
Oh, this is a different position. OK, but why did you put it?
There has been some debate on the effectiveness of the Fraser defense (gambit) to the Ponziani. This game was such a game. Until now the Fraser had not lost a single game in the Centaur challenge. This would be the first.
But there is something odd. Black to move resigned.
I am not saying that. Both d5 and Nf6 give good games.
The Fraser requires extreme accuracy. Probably suitable for centaur and correspondence chess.
check this forum
http://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-openings/ponziani-impractical-in-non-computer-correspondence-chess

Did you ever consider that Black did not lose a single game because I was playing Black?
The Fraser is very complicated. It is a good line for White as Black has to find exact moves for 20 moves or so to keep from losing.
However chess is a draw with perfect play by both sides. Also the Fraser is a draw if Black can find the best moves for a long number of moves. Almost zero percent of Black players would know or be able to find such sequences.
Anybody else up to a game playing the Ponziani (either side).