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1 e4 d5 2 anything other than exd5
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Jan 31, 2016
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#4
2. d4 - Blackmar gambit
2. Nf3 - Tenisson gambit
2. Nc3 - variation of Dunst (Sleipnir) opening.
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#7
Also known as "oops, I premoved 2.Nf3"
What about 2.D4!!!!! My friend (around 2000 rating ) is doing pretty well in 0ur chess leage with this " garbage" . It´s very psicological against 1.d4 d5 players and a ugly surprise vs scandinavian players, they will not never expect this m0ve because this gambit use t0 begin with 1.d4 .
h0Wever, if you ´re a 1.e4 player you should not be afraid to take the pawn in d5. I understand that c0uld be annoying because after exd5 it seems like if y0u were playing a 1.d4 opening because of the new pawn structure , but t0 impr0ve your game y0u should try t0 play all of kind of positi0ns , and of course the test m0ves ( sth similar happen vs 1..Nf6 you must play 2.e5, very comittal m0ve (this pawn might be weak later but 2.e5 is only m0ve t0 keep an slight advantage ) .
n0 fear no mercy, you play like a man. 2.exd5 or 2.d4
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Dude I did that when I first joined here lol. No more opening premoves for me.
0110001101101000 wrote:
Glyutri wrote:
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-openings/tennison-gambit3?lc=1#last_comment
Also known as "oops, I premoved 2.Nf3"
Jan 31, 2016
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Viulindar wrote:
What about 2.D4!!!!! My friend (around 2000 rating ) is doing pretty well in 0ur chess leage with this " garbage" . It´s very psicological against 1.d4 d5 players and a ugly surprise vs scandinavian players, they will not never expect this m0ve because this gambit use t0 begin with 1.d4 .
Anyone who plays a lot of blitz will have seen it.
It can involve a big attack fast, so I play the very solid g6 setups.
Pfren,
You are so funny but also not able to think as the OP.
I think a lot of players in the 1400-2000 region will score much, much better with a BDG than anything else IF they like the game "we are on our own skills, we can't rely on theory of opening databases "
Which less than 2000 player didn't make 2-5 "not the best possible" theoretical move in the openings you think are so good?
And what does that make your good openings?
I know I can that I can say anything about BDG, about gambits in the world. Perhaps even wise words but you will never give in, never say that "perhaps for the region 1400-2000 a gambit like BDG isn't that bad"
I have almost a perfect score with it. Ok , not against "your level" but that's exactly my point.
Against lower gods than you BDG is an extremely interesting option!
You are so funny but also not able to think as the OP.
I think a lot of players in the 1400-2000 region will score much, much better with a BDG than anything else IF they like the game "we are on our own skills, we can't rely on theory of opening databases "
Which less than 2000 player didn't make 2-5 "not the best possible" theoretical move in the openings you think are so good?
And what does that make your good openings?
I know I can that I can say anything about BDG, about gambits in the world. Perhaps even wise words but you will never give in, never say that "perhaps for the region 1400-2000 a gambit like BDG isn't that bad"
I have almost a perfect score with it. Ok , not against "your level" but that's exactly my point.
Against lower gods than you BDG is an extremely interesting option!
Jan 31, 2016
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#12
Agree. I was saying several times that if You are an amateur playing in Your own level You has the luxury to play many unsound opening that You are good with and have many exciting games.
kareldevries wrote:
Pfren,
You are so funny but also not able to think as the OP.
I think a lot of players in the 1400-2000 region will score much, much better with a BDG than anything else IF they like the game "we are on our own skills, we can't rely on theory of opening databases "
Which less than 2000 player didn't make 2-5 "not the best possible" theoretical move in the openings you think are so good?
And what does that make your good openings?
I know I can that I can say anything about BDG, about gambits in the world. Perhaps even wise words but you will never give in, never say that "perhaps for the region 1400-2000 a gambit like BDG isn't that bad"
I have almost a perfect score with it. Ok , not against "your level" but that's exactly my point.
Against lower gods than you BDG is an extremely interesting option!
You are so funny but also not able to think as the OP.
I think a lot of players in the 1400-2000 region will score much, much better with a BDG than anything else IF they like the game "we are on our own skills, we can't rely on theory of opening databases "
Which less than 2000 player didn't make 2-5 "not the best possible" theoretical move in the openings you think are so good?
And what does that make your good openings?
I know I can that I can say anything about BDG, about gambits in the world. Perhaps even wise words but you will never give in, never say that "perhaps for the region 1400-2000 a gambit like BDG isn't that bad"
I have almost a perfect score with it. Ok , not against "your level" but that's exactly my point.
Against lower gods than you BDG is an extremely interesting option!
I think such a statement in red text is ludicrous!
Do you honestly believe a player ranked at 1900 can't crush someone?
In the BDG white often gambits 1 pawn in the opening.
X player
No, that is not what I say. I say that , imho , lot of players would score better with BDG than the "traditional" openings.
And, for me, at least give much more fun games
No, that is not what I say. I say that , imho , lot of players would score better with BDG than the "traditional" openings.
And, for me, at least give much more fun games
kareldevries wrote:
X player
No, that is not what I say. I say that , imho , lot of players would score better with BDG than the "traditional" openings.
And, for me, at least give much more fun games
No, that is not what I say. I say that , imho , lot of players would score better with BDG than the "traditional" openings.
And, for me, at least give much more fun games
I understand exactly what you are saying.
You are saying a very controversial statement about players in the region of 1400-2000 based on your own personal opinion.
I simply disagree with you.
I think people score wonderfully with "Traditional" openings.
They are called "Traditional" for a very good reason.
True Fiveofswords,
Lots of players are so prejudice against gambits (like Pfren) that they think that the can refute it behind the bord.
Against a well prepared white player I wish them luck......
And yes, when I play BDG against Carlson or he against me the outcome will be that he wins 100 times. But that doesn't say BDG is bad for my level
Lots of players are so prejudice against gambits (like Pfren) that they think that the can refute it behind the bord.
Against a well prepared white player I wish them luck......
And yes, when I play BDG against Carlson or he against me the outcome will be that he wins 100 times. But that doesn't say BDG is bad for my level
X player,
The beauty of discussions like these are that we don't have to agree. I am absolutely not all knowing:-)
The beauty of discussions like these are that we don't have to agree. I am absolutely not all knowing:-)
I have tried kings gambit lots of times. in this I agree with Pfren, black can play simple moves and white has to find move after move the best move to get a draw.
Kings gambit is nowadays much more the one trick pony , when black plays not careful or has no idea what kings gambit is about white can the attack he hopes for.
I recently played a Few BDG games against the same player.
19, 20, 21 and 21 moves before mate :-)
Have to be honest that the last two games where 100% the same so the outcome was both mate in 21......
And the other 2 he played not very well, or better, he didn't have a clue what the weak points in BDG as black are. I was kind enough to show them :-)
Kings gambit is nowadays much more the one trick pony , when black plays not careful or has no idea what kings gambit is about white can the attack he hopes for.
I recently played a Few BDG games against the same player.
19, 20, 21 and 21 moves before mate :-)
Have to be honest that the last two games where 100% the same so the outcome was both mate in 21......
And the other 2 he played not very well, or better, he didn't have a clue what the weak points in BDG as black are. I was kind enough to show them :-)
What would you play after 1 e4 d5 instead of 2 exd5