HolyKing wrote:
Yup, Zeus is gonna get a ban. Apparently he doesnt care there are underages here.
What do you mean?
Which is the best defense against Fried liver attack?
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Apr 21, 2016
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#84
Well that was not the main one. There was another guy who posted, well..... u can guess right, he got banned nd his posts were removed by mod.
Apr 22, 2016
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#86
BoyStan wrote:
eat bacon instead of fried liver
Please stay on topic,
Traxler is super fun but I can't imagine playing 2 knights in the first place is optimum
Apr 22, 2016
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#89
One could also try warm milk and chocolate chip cookies too. They're good for an upset stomach....brought on by eating organ meat.
Aug 7, 2016
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#94
I would certainly recommend the Na5 lines over the others tbh, I don't find them all that labour intensive and black seems to get good play in all lines
https://www.chess.com/blog/OpeningTheorist/the-raw-liver-attack
It's a line I have been working on, maybe you like it 
thanks I play more on lichess
Feb 28, 2025
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#97
Here's my best attempt at explaining it. I'm obviously late, but maybe it'll help someone out.
Fr3nchToastCrunch wrote:
Here's my best attempt at explaining it. I'm obviously late, but maybe it'll help someone out.
The 5. - Na5 move that you suggested is indeed the best. But that means that you avoid the Fried liver, which would be 5. - Nxd5? 6. Nxf7.
Calling the entire Ng5 line as the "Fried liver attack" is a misnomer. The real Fried liver is the 6. Nxf7 sacrifice, which never happens in high level play, because black never allows it.
Aug 7, 2025
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#99
Pixenix wrote:
Id suggest playing something along the lines of the d5->Na5 line- Although black loses a pawn - you get initiative and a easy to play position. For an example game - you can look at my personal blog - i have posted one post which features a game in the line with my annotaions.
Is this really good though? After d5, and a couple more trades, you end up with isolated pawns, bad for your position. And, as you said, you are down a pawn.
Think he is already reborn.