So this was the first time I have ever used the fried liver attack and it wasn't all that successful. However I redeemed myself within the endgame. This was a blitz game so that explains some blunders that happened here. 12 minutes for each side. Thanks and hope this helps you if you ever get into this position.. EDIT: I meant to say that 24...Bf6 was not a good move.
Fried Liver Attack gone wrong. Good to see if you fall into this scenario.
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As a matter of fact 9.Bxd5 WAS the best move it's a forced win.
Nov 30, 2009
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Agreed. 9. Bxd5 Qxd5 10. Qxd5 and you're up a Queen for a Bishop. Seems like a good trade.
Yes but the obvious best move for black after 9. Bxd5 would to be to move the king to safety. Then I have to deal with black attacking both my queen and a knight fork on my King and rook on c2. So really in that case it turns out that white equalizes material and has the king in the open. So yea White is better but I believe what I wrote showed in the diagram was the best continuation.
9. Qg4+ Ke7 10. Nxd5+ Qxd511. Bxd5 ( 11. Qg5+ Kd612. Bxd5 Kxd5 13. Qd8+Ke4 14. Qxc7