2 common traps
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ih8sens wrote: For 'Trap #1' why not 5. ... Qxg5 ?
Thanks for that - I've updated the moves
nice
I was thinking the same on trap one jon, I would go with Qxg5 if I was black and as for the second...pushing the f pawn in that situation is asking for disaster and they would deserve the whooping....LOL
I like this one personally when I play as black.
After bishop takes pawn, material is still equal. So not really a trap.
chesster2 wrote: After bishop takes pawn, material is still equal. So not really a trap.
or why not 5.Bxf7+ Kxf7 6.Nxe4
that should work
chesster2 wrote: After bishop takes pawn, material is still equal. So not really a trap.
how about 5.Bxf7+ Kxf7 6.NxNe4 d5.....
although black has counterplay, the king is quite exposed and fritz gives the position as very slightly in whites favor.
I like the e4 opening with bringing the bishop to c4 because in the books I have read on attacking chess it seems to have opportunities for white against f7.
Here's another trap to use if black should do the mistake of protecting his e5-pawn with f6.
how do u post a chessboard anyways? i can't seem to do it.
There are 2 traps that I have come across, and used several times recently. Forget about the exact moves - these ideas seem to crop up quite a lot. They apply pressure on f7
Trap#1
Trap#2
I have used trap #1 in a Sicilian and in a King's Gambit, and trap#2 in a King's Gambit game
Any other traps that you have come across?