Nice post !
I now have another reason why to stick to the choice of 4.Qd1 in such opening.
Center Game Trap (for black)
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i think if white plays the center game more like the center counter game (the scandinavian, an opening i study extensively) this trap won't work
May 5, 2013
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White should play the Danish Gambit so he doesn't lose tempos by moving his queen around.
nice, i have a quick question guys. How do you move a pawn?
grandmasterCHESSX500 wrote:
nice, i have a quick question guys. How do you move a pawn?
go to advanced section
Nov 11, 2014
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grandmasterCHESSX500 wrote:
nice, i have a quick question guys. How do you move a pawn?
Backwards
Aug 28, 2017
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grandmasterCHESSX500 wrote:
nice, i have a quick question guys. How do you move a pawn?
With your hand is the normal method. 
Aug 28, 2017
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Karnakatz wrote:
grandmasterCHESSX500 wrote:
nice, i have a quick question guys. How do you move a pawn?
With your hand is the normal method.
Some people are pretty clever with their feet..
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I was afraid to see another trap like this :
Which of course never happens...
Same as the game showed here, although Bxf2 with 2 forks possible next (Nxe4 or Nd3) is a useful pattern to know.
But indeed, all this is unlikely to occur, everyone plays for Nc3-Bd2...
It has been played all the way up to the 6th move by white by 2000s in 2004
here's another trap
Hello fellow smart chess.com members, I want you to look at this trap for black from the Center Game Opening: Of course you are unlikely to run into this exact position, but it does hold a pretty common type of sacrifice in grandmasters game, I'm sure you'll learn from this. White's mistake was blocking the black bishop check with a pawn, (he should have blocked with a bishop, because the pawn was defending an important forking square):
Summary: Watch the game, read the description here, and comment please!