As far as fried liver attacks go, my experience says that they don't work for players with a rating above 500 on here.
@Greaseflake
Buddy, the fried liver works up to 1200 in my experience. I went for a fried liver last night against someone and he played the correct move after exd5 which is Na5. But I knew more about the continuation and was able to use that to my advantage because I played it A LOT at your level. It's great for your level. Just remember if they play Na5 after exd5 check on b5 with the bishop, trade the pawns when he goes c6 and then move the bishop back to d3 and play from there.
It's worth it and is a good attack at your level. Good luck, friend. Best vibes. 🙏
It is Fried Liver only after 5… Nxd5 and and 6. Nxf7. 6. d4 would make it the Lolli Attack.
You are talking about the main line of the Two Kinghts Defense Knight Attack, which is not the same thing at all.
@Habanababananero
That's not what i'm talking about at all. i'm posting a pgn of what i'm talking about. Maybe I don't visualize things well in my head while trying to type them out, but here you go.
I was SAYING after 4. Ng5 - d5 then 5. exd5 Na5 with Na5 being the main point i'm trying to make. A lot of people will make the mistake of taking with 5. exd5 - Nxd5 and then obviously the fried liver unfolds after that. I was talking about the continuation into the polerio, bishop check line.
I wasn't saying that 4. 5. exd5 - Na5 was the fried liver, it's actually called the polerio defense and I was saying simply it's the best way ( in my experience ) to refute the fried liver. I don't even know of the lolli attack. lmao So at least that gives me something to look at and learn about tonight.
I was trying to say the pgn you posted does show the main line of the two knights defense knight attack.
As far as fried liver attacks go, my experience says that they don't work for players with a rating above 500 on here.
@Greaseflake
Buddy, the fried liver works up to 1200 in my experience. I went for a fried liver last night against someone and he played the correct move after exd5 which is Na5. But I knew more about the continuation and was able to use that to my advantage because I played it A LOT at your level. It's great for your level. Just remember if they play Na5 after exd5 check on b5 with the bishop, trade the pawns when he goes c6 and then move the bishop back to d3 and play from there.
It's worth it and is a good attack at your level. Good luck, friend. Best vibes. 🙏
It is Fried Liver only after 5… Nxd5 and and 6. Nxf7. 6. d4 would make it the Lolli Attack.
You are talking about the main line of the Two Kinghts Defense Knight Attack, which is not the same thing at all.
@Habanababananero
That's not what i'm talking about at all. i'm posting a pgn of what i'm talking about. Maybe I don't visualize things well in my head while trying to type them out, but here you go.
I was SAYING after 4. Ng5 - d5 then 5. exd5 Na5 with Na5 being the main point i'm trying to make. A lot of people will make the mistake of taking with 5. exd5 - Nxd5 and then obviously the fried liver unfolds after that. I was talking about the continuation into the polerio, bishop check line.
I wasn't saying that 4. 5. exd5 - Na5 was the fried liver, it's actually called the polerio defense and I was saying simply it's the best way ( in my experience ) to refute the fried liver. I don't even know of the lolli attack. lmao So at least that gives me something to look at and learn about tonight.
Well the pgn shows exactly what I was talking about.
That is NOT the Fried Liver Attack. It is only Fried Liver after the Knight sac on f7.
That was my whole point.
A lot of people call everything Fried Liver after Ng5.
And yeah, the Lolli is supposedly even better than the Fried Liver.