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Budapest Gambit as Hikaru Instructed
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Jun 18, 2020
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22. Bxf3 is not forced, White can sacrifice his queen on h7 and give check. Then Bd3+ and Ne4 to block Rook's e-file. I didnt check for more continuation but it may stop immidiate checkmate and give some counterplay options.
Jun 18, 2020
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gdzen wrote:
22. Bxf3 is not forced, White can sacrifice his queen on h7 and give check. Then Bd3+ and Ne4 to block Rook's e-file. I didnt check for more continuation but it may stop immidiate checkmate and give some counterplay options.
agreed, its a winning move nonetheless!
Jun 18, 2020
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#5
The main idea of the Bc5 budapest is the "crazy rook lift". Take this from a Religious Budapest adherent!
kyriazis wrote:
Inspired by Hikaru teaching Forsen the budapest gambit, I received the same position he indicated up to move 11. My opponent made a blunder, which led me to a nice tactic to cut off the white king retreat. Position Below, Can you solve?
Black to move and win
Full game attached:
Pretty simple, but a fun find in a blitz match!
what is this chess.com theme?
like the board and the board pieces?
Jun 19, 2020
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gdzen wrote:
@SNUDOO i luv rooklifts.. this buda thing began to grab my attention
it gets sharp!
Jun 19, 2020
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#10
Arihant2016 wrote:
like the board and the board pieces?
I have no idea, as I use neon board and neon pieces.
Inspired by Hikaru teaching Forsen the budapest gambit, I received the same position he indicated up to move 11. My opponent made a blunder, which led me to a nice tactic to cut off the white king retreat. Position Below, Can you solve?
Black to move and win
Full game attached:
Pretty simple, but a fun find in a blitz match!