another stafford gambit
i alway love weird transpositions
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queen trap from giouco piano it happened to me against somebody rated like 400 higher
Why learn traps when you can invent yours?
jibxyq wrote:
Why learn traps when you can invent yours?
Easier said than done
jibxyq wrote:
Why learn traps when you can invent yours?
because good traps would already be invented
Sameer_chess-player wrote:
another stafford gambit
i alway love weird transpositions
Continuation of the line if white plays 8.fxe3
why the b-pawn is the poisoned pawn(I played this in the tarrach defense as black).
ok fine then my opponent wasn't looking far down the road lol.
Sameer_chess-player wrote:
why the b-pawn is the poisoned pawn(I played this in the tarrach defense as black).
ok fine then my opponent wasn't looking far down the road lol.
They'll fall for this too
Infinite_Blitz wrote:
Sameer_chess-player wrote:
why the b-pawn is the poisoned pawn(I played this in the tarrach defense as black).
ok fine then my opponent wasn't looking far down the road lol.
They'll fall for this too
and qa3 is answered by Nc2+, forking he king and the queen, even discover-attacking the queen.
but wait what about Qxa2 and Qe2?
ok Qxa7 is answered by Nc2+ but what about Qe2?
oh Bc5 and Nc2 is unstoppable.
Bc5 Kd1 and white is holding
but its -4.75 or something
right
and Bc2+ is whats reccomended by the computer.
Bc2+ Ke6 Ne6+ Kd2 Ba4 Ne4+ it appears like the game is over
A novelty! Spectacular! Now we can play the Exchange!!! :brilliant