Von Hennig Gambit

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Cobra2721

If you were looking for an aggresive Gambit against the Caro Kann, then consider using the Von Hennig gambit:

Anf for a Gambit vs the dreaded French:

There you go. Look them up and learn more theory if u like. This forum was to simply give you a gambit vs the dreaded Caro or French

GeorgeWyhv14

Gambit does not look good for my plans.

ConfusedGhoul

there are so many good lines against the French and Caro, I don't need some losing refuted trash but thanks anyways

Cobra2721
ConfusedGhoul wrote:

there are so many good lines against the French and Caro, I don't need some losing refuted trash but thanks anyways

Im not forcing you to play it. And at your level it will usually work

ConfusedGhoul

what do you know about my level? I never play rated in this account I only play actively on l*chess

GeorgeWyhv14

What are the strategic goals in this gambit?

GeorgeWyhv14

the pawn (advantage) is subjected to attack like in other gambit.

GeorgeWyhv14

Ok. I like playing quiet so I maneuver until I have a tactic. Thanks @Indervelt

pfren
Indervelt wrote:

lol, when i read von hennig gambit, I thought you were reffering to the line,
1.d4 d5 2.c4 e6 3.Nc3 c5 4.cxd5 cxd4!?
This gambit is really rising nowadays even in top level as Super GM Grischuk is using it regularly to beat 2700+ players. His second GM Pavel Eljanov also did a great job reviving this great opening in his course in modern database.

 

Eljanov's is a good course, but it was authored in a hurry - e.g. after 5.Qa4+ Bd7 6.Qxd4 exd5 7.Qxd5 Nf6!? he even forgot giving any analysis on the greedy 8.Qxb7 (which is not a bad move- actually after some messy lines the chances should be about even)..

pfren
melvinbluestone wrote:
Indervelt wrote:

lol, when i read von hennig gambit, I thought you were reffering to the line,
1.d4 d5 2.c4 e6 3.Nc3 c5 4.cxd5 cxd4!?
This gambit is really rising nowadays even in top level as Super GM Grischuk is using it regularly to beat 2700+ players. His second GM Pavel Eljanov also did a great job reviving this great opening in his course in modern database.

     I just posted a game with this line yesterday! It's a lot of fun.

https://www.chess.com/forum/view/game-showcase/post-your-best-miniatures-here-part-2?page=21#last_comment

 

5.dxe6? is a horrible move after the very simple 5...Bxe6 and white already risks being busted.