Good counter for black to the scotch gambit?

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sfxe

^^

I feel the need to take so he doesn't have Nxc6 but if I take he has a natural advantage in development.

EvidentRoad

yeah play the caro-kann

AthenaTheChessCub

Idk, honestly when I do I take and then fianchetto or something, it usually turns tactical pretty fast, I do not know if the below example is good according to the computer, but when playing it I try to get things to go in that basic direction: 

 

AthenaTheChessCub
chessknight222 wrote:

yeah play the caro-kann

Oh, hi chessknight happy.png 

EvidentRoad
AthenaTheChessCub wrote:
chessknight222 wrote:

yeah play the caro-kann

Oh, hi chessknight  

hi athena. how r u

AthenaTheChessCub
Destined4Victory wrote:

 

This is the scotch gambit? 

AthenaTheChessCub
chessknight222 wrote:
AthenaTheChessCub wrote:
chessknight222 wrote:

yeah play the caro-kann

Oh, hi chessknight  

hi athena. how r u

Kinda busy with school and everything... We haven't talked in a while lol, imma message you 

sfxe

Well, I was talking about this opening. I know it's the scotch but it might not be the scotch gambit idk

Then here I play this

and IDK what to do from here.

sfxe

After taking he has a substantial lead in development but if I decline Nxc6 is a strong threat.

JackRoach

This should go in chess openings, not general chess discussion.

EvidentRoad

 

sfxe

Sorry I forgot to change that :/

 

sfxe

@chessknight222 I've actually never tried that! Mbe I should play that later idk

EvidentRoad

i play the scotch as white and i never play that line with Be3. i always take 

llama47

So you basically know nothing about the Scotch.

That's fine... an easy way to start learning some basics is wikipedia.

1e4c6_O-1

 

sfxe

y tf is it called lolli variation

 

but ok

1e4c6_O-1
Chessguy149 wrote:

y tf is it called lolli variation

 

but ok

idk

but it's a real thing