Its very easy to not think about the variation and say everyone is right and there is no reality. But can you say something that has a analyzable reality?
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Or do you want a troll like LimboRide derail every conversation?
I wasn't trying to troll with you.
....what A LIAR !!
(....but that's why I like him 
- 'cuz it certainly isn't 'cuz his looks !)
Jan 31, 2019
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#25
yeah i wish my opponent always play Bxf7?! when i play this variation and they did, giving black advantage. i'm playing this opening with black like 20 times already and no one plays Qh5 it's pretty sad actually.
Jan 31, 2019
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#26
well i think it can work in blitz or bullet, Ne2 isn't a dubious move so good luck with your game. the problem with this trap is you're entering an inferior opening line to get this trap to work out and if it isn't black will be happy playing this position
Jan 31, 2019
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#27
LimboRide wrote:
Why not spend more time understanding why 7... Nc6, c5, and Be6 are better?
well anything else rather than dxe4 is actually better, just a different move order, also Be6 loses the bishop pair, Nc6 and c5 are not threatening move and white knight can stay still on e4
Jan 31, 2019
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#28
LimboRide wrote:
Stockfish isn't showing h6 in any of the lines, at depth 28 now. Shows h5 instead.
well thank you for analyzing with stockfish at depth 28, h5 certainly is good in this variation because the queen has moved to f3 and black is going for Bg4 on the next move. i moved h6 intended to protect the g5 square since the bishop / knight can hop there. sorry i actually didn't use engine to analyze and if you're using SF then clearly h5 is better than h6
Could you actually say something relevant? Is the OP variation sound?