The Steamed Liver instead of Fried Liver

Hi, Chess friends, I would like to share with you some tactical tricks in the opening --- The Fried Liver. This is not a good preparation for elite competition but maybe very useful in blitz or rapid games or some sort of psychological battle. The line starts with 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Nf6 4.Ng5!?

"All i know is to teach my students at the highest level of thinking process either strategically, theoritecally or tactically speaking.' ----- chess_dinosaur

Hehe, i have 100% results against 2500 and below in quick matches...

Interesting but what happens if white takes the knight? Black plays f5?:

As I have said, 5.Bxf7 is the best move and this guaranteed winning. But, I still play this line even against IM or GM only in blitz matches, gives White difficulty unless your using computer or where analyzing this theory by standard hours. Read my notes above first IM pfren before giving such comments. Thanks anyway. @ Wouter: If 5.Nxe4 then d5! forking the Bishop and Knight. And if 6.Qe2 on the other hand 6...Nd4!! gives also serious threats to your serious suggestion.

very cool thanks

Sure, but then you have an ordinary position. White chases away the queen with Nc3 and the knight on e4 seems quite nice.

So meaning Black is better after 5.Nxf7?? of course the best move is 5.Bxf7. I am just giving information to our readers that Nxf7 can give black compensation. That's all about this post. @Wouter ---- Believe me or not this position is slightly better for Black. Do you know the line 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.bc4 Nf6 4.Nc3 then 4...Nxe4 gives Black a slight advantage? it is almost the same but I believe the line mentioned above is better than the line arises from fried liver because the Knight is not well placed on e4. After 7.Nbc3 Black replies 7...Qd8 then followed by Be7, f5 etc...

lol..."Shut up...have a nice day."

How can I shut up, i am not talking I am writing only... LOL!!! Man, think first before you make a move!

It's a (hypothetical) quote, dinosaur...as in:  that's what you in effect are saying.  See, some of us can actually think and write at the same time (unlike you, who apparently are always forced to make a choice).

Lol...

I might be overstepping the line , but the proof is in the pudding / any chess player with a 2366-rating is well worth listening to / and learning from .

Thanks froghollow!