How to set a trap in the London System. Black went wrong by not playing Bd6 early and the normal Nc6 is actually a blunder. Two sharp moves and multiple threats ended this before it ever started.
98 percent accuracy in 11 moves.
What in the ... is a Pereya attack?! I swear, sometimes I think people just make up all these fake names just to sound cool lol. That aside, nice game.
I didn't even know it was a thing either but there was a book called "winning with the London" that talked about it. Apparently the name comes from a correspondence master in I think, Argentina in the 90s that played for the World Championship. It revolves around the c3 idea. The publisher was Everyman Press so I might have to find a copy of it besides at the local library.
If it's such an obscure reference, writing etiquette requires to give a little context at least, or else the reader gets all confused. This answer of yours and Ronster's gave the proper info now
In this game, I miss the winning idea, Bd2, over and over again. Still, it's kind of an interesting mess of a game....
So, i was playing 1800, and, im 1500 so i get crushed most of the times i play against them, but in this game below, this dude resigned for no reason on move 15, here is the game below:
And he resigned after h6 😂😂😂, i was like, what!?, why did he resign, in fact he was in a better position than me. And here is the coolest part, i think he pressed the resign button on accedent, because it turned out that he was really mad about that game, and 5 days later i saw that his account was banned for cheating, so he must have been really mad for losing against me 🤣🤣.