Another very well known one, but just in case it isn't here yet.
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Mar 31, 2021
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#143
angryspacevoid wrote:
moneywaves wrote:
angryspacevoid wrote:
what i just said in a diagram
White will capture the bishop with his pawn, black can't take the pawn with knight because of Qe1+. Instead, black will play d5 and the bishop will have to retreat to d3 and the game will go on. Another line is for white not to capture the bishop immediately and instead play d5.
Regardless, the Evans gambit is just better.
i know about both of those lines
[the evans gambit gets refuted too in fact this line is way more effective as i keep on losing against players MUCH lower rated than me in this line
there are no other playable gambits in the Giuoco Piano. the other others I can think of are the Jerome gambit and Italian gambit, both of which are busted trash. I would switch openings if you want something aggressive to play lol
also as far as I'm aware, there are no known refuations for the evans gambit, there are just a lot of sharp lines that you need to know
moneywaves wrote:
angryspacevoid wrote:
moneywaves wrote:
angryspacevoid wrote:
what i just said in a diagram
White will capture the bishop with his pawn, black can't take the pawn with knight because of Qe1+. Instead, black will play d5 and the bishop will have to retreat to d3 and the game will go on. Another line is for white not to capture the bishop immediately and instead play d5.
Regardless, the Evans gambit is just better.
i know about both of those lines
[the evans gambit gets refuted too in fact this line is way more effective as i keep on losing against players MUCH lower rated than me in this line
there are no other playable gambits in the Giuoco Piano. the other others I can think of are the Jerome gambit and Italian gambit, both of which are busted trash. I would switch openings if you want something aggressive to play lol
also as far as I'm aware, there are no known refuations for the evans gambit, there are just a lot of sharp lines that you need to know
Ever heard of the Greco gambit or the Mason Gambit? Both have been played hundreds of times by masters
Mar 31, 2021
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#145
IEatPlaydoh wrote:
moneywaves wrote:
angryspacevoid wrote:
moneywaves wrote:
angryspacevoid wrote:
what i just said in a diagram
White will capture the bishop with his pawn, black can't take the pawn with knight because of Qe1+. Instead, black will play d5 and the bishop will have to retreat to d3 and the game will go on. Another line is for white not to capture the bishop immediately and instead play d5.
Regardless, the Evans gambit is just better.
i know about both of those lines
[the evans gambit gets refuted too in fact this line is way more effective as i keep on losing against players MUCH lower rated than me in this line
there are no other playable gambits in the Giuoco Piano. the other others I can think of are the Jerome gambit and Italian gambit, both of which are busted trash. I would switch openings if you want something aggressive to play lol
also as far as I'm aware, there are no known refuations for the evans gambit, there are just a lot of sharp lines that you need to know
Ever heard of the Greco gambit or the Mason Gambit? Both have been played hundreds of times by masters
Username matches up. This reply chain is literally discussing the Greco gambit. "Both have been played hundreds of times by masters" is a fallacy, just because something is played by a master doesn't inherently make it good (ex: the greco gambit).
Here's a fun one out of the London system:
Can you spot the winning combination?
It's not like black will fall into this all the time, but it's a good line to keep in your toolbox for all you London Players out there.
angryspacevoid said something like:
may i get helped in the greco as i want to know the theory well after e4 e5 Nf3 Nc6 Bc4 Bc5 c3 Nf6 d4 exd4 cxd4 Bb4+ Nc3 Nxe4 O-O Bxc3
um usually I play Bd2 as white in the giouco piano main line.
IEatPlaydoh wrote:
Another very well known one, but just in case it isn't here yet.
yea i posted that one
moneywaves wrote:
IEatPlaydoh wrote:
moneywaves wrote:
angryspacevoid wrote:
moneywaves wrote:
angryspacevoid wrote:
what i just said in a diagram
White will capture the bishop with his pawn, black can't take the pawn with knight because of Qe1+. Instead, black will play d5 and the bishop will have to retreat to d3 and the game will go on. Another line is for white not to capture the bishop immediately and instead play d5.
Regardless, the Evans gambit is just better.
i know about both of those lines
[the evans gambit gets refuted too in fact this line is way more effective as i keep on losing against players MUCH lower rated than me in this line
there are no other playable gambits in the Giuoco Piano. the other others I can think of are the Jerome gambit and Italian gambit, both of which are busted trash. I would switch openings if you want something aggressive to play lol
also as far as I'm aware, there are no known refuations for the evans gambit, there are just a lot of sharp lines that you need to know
Ever heard of the Greco gambit or the Mason Gambit? Both have been played hundreds of times by masters
Username matches up. This reply chain is literally discussing the Greco gambit. "Both have been played hundreds of times by masters" is a fallacy, just because something is played by a master doesn't inherently make it good (ex: the greco gambit).
I would adopt you you pretentious child
Apr 1, 2021
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#150
IEatPlaydoh wrote:
moneywaves wrote:
IEatPlaydoh wrote:
moneywaves wrote:
angryspacevoid wrote:
moneywaves wrote:
angryspacevoid wrote:
what i just said in a diagram
White will capture the bishop with his pawn, black can't take the pawn with knight because of Qe1+. Instead, black will play d5 and the bishop will have to retreat to d3 and the game will go on. Another line is for white not to capture the bishop immediately and instead play d5.
Regardless, the Evans gambit is just better.
i know about both of those lines
[the evans gambit gets refuted too in fact this line is way more effective as i keep on losing against players MUCH lower rated than me in this line
there are no other playable gambits in the Giuoco Piano. the other others I can think of are the Jerome gambit and Italian gambit, both of which are busted trash. I would switch openings if you want something aggressive to play lol
also as far as I'm aware, there are no known refuations for the evans gambit, there are just a lot of sharp lines that you need to know
Ever heard of the Greco gambit or the Mason Gambit? Both have been played hundreds of times by masters
Username matches up. This reply chain is literally discussing the Greco gambit. "Both have been played hundreds of times by masters" is a fallacy, just because something is played by a master doesn't inherently make it good (ex: the greco gambit).
I would adopt you you pretentious child
Why do you crave my attention so badly
War skuy :battle
Apr 1, 2021
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#152
#176
IEatPlaydoh wrote:moneywaves wrote:IEatPlaydoh wrote:moneywaves wrote:angryspacevoid wrote:moneywaves wrote:angryspacevoid wrote:what i just said in a diagram
White will capture the bishop with his pawn, black can't take the pawn with knight because of Qe1+. Instead, black will play d5 and the bishop will have to retreat to d3 and the game will go on. Another line is for white not to capture the bishop immediately and instead play d5.
Regardless, the Evans gambit is just better.
i know about both of those lines
[the evans gambit gets refuted too in fact this line is way more effective as i keep on losing against players MUCH lower rated than me in this line
there are no other playable gambits in the Giuoco Piano. the other others I can think of are the Jerome gambit and Italian gambit, both of which are busted trash. I would switch openings if you want something aggressive to play lol
also as far as I'm aware, there are no known refuations for the evans gambit, there are just a lot of sharp lines that you need to know
Ever heard of the Greco gambit or the Mason Gambit? Both have been played hundreds of times by masters
Username matches up. This reply chain is literally discussing the Greco gambit. "Both have been played hundreds of times by masters" is a fallacy, just because something is played by a master doesn't inherently make it good (ex: the greco gambit).
I would adopt you you pretentious child
Why do you crave my attention so badly
Hitokiri_io15
26 min ago#177
War skuy :battle
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Infinite_Blitz ha gibbered something like this blah blah:
Sameer_chess-player wrote:
really cool trap from the king's gambit
bruh black played like a 200 so it isn't really a trap
This thread is becoming weird...
Preusseagro wrote:
12 Nf3 was bad because the knight can take on a2 my bad
but aren't the c3 knight and the a1 rook both defending from the knight and bishop?
lol I had this game once
I am black btw
Pretty dumb trap and I'm sure it's already been posted but it does actually occur and I've probably won 10 or more games in my life with this