I don't understand. Opening Explorer gives the standard move as 4Nf3, and does not list any games with 4Qe2. Maybe you can beat 4Qe2, but you need for white to play it.
King's Gambit: Borabo Counterattack
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That's some ingenious analysis. Nice one. [Cards on the table here: I'm a King's Gambit enthusiast, but I know a good independent thinker when I see one]. Three initial thoughts...
1) The name
Is that perchance your real-life surname? I have only encountered the name, "Borabo" once before; in the role-playing game "Runequest" (in which a spirit by the name of "Borabo Nightmare" punishes offenders within the cult of Waha) and I'd be surprised [in a good way] to discover that you were inspired by the idea of reprisal against [opening principles] transgression.
2) By analogy
Were you perchance inspired by the Oxford Variation of the Vienna Game
but without Nc3 and ..., Nc6 White lacks Nb5 - xc7+ counterplay?
3) Actual Analysis
The following is the KG player's staple. You will need some line against this (White has an endgame pull in this line)...
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RalphHayward wrote:
That's some ingenious analysis. Nice one. [Cards on the table here: I'm a King's Gambit enthusiast, but I know a good independent thinker when I see one]. Three initial thoughts...
1) The name
Is that perchance your real-life surname? I have only encountered the name, "Borabo" once before; in the role-playing game "Runequest" (in which a spirit by the name of "Borabo Nightmare" punishes offenders within the cult of Waha) and I'd be surprised [in a good way] to discover that you were inspired by the idea of reprisal against [opening principles] transgression.
2) By analogy
Were you perchance inspired by the Oxford Variation of the Vienna Game
but without Nc3 and ..., Nc6 White lacks Nb5 - xc7+ counterplay?
3) Actual Analysis
The following is the KG player's staple. You will need some line against this (White has an endgame pull in this line)...
hello this is the main account of smart-ishhh i js found out that counterattack i thought of is actually called King's Gambit Declined: Petrov's Defense however idk if it is official
RalphHayward wrote:
That's some ingenious analysis. Nice one. [Cards on the table here: I'm a King's Gambit enthusiast, but I know a good independent thinker when I see one]. Three initial thoughts...
1) The name
Is that perchance your real-life surname? I have only encountered the name, "Borabo" once before; in the role-playing game "Runequest" (in which a spirit by the name of "Borabo Nightmare" punishes offenders within the cult of Waha) and I'd be surprised [in a good way] to discover that you were inspired by the idea of reprisal against [opening principles] transgression.
2) By analogy
Were you perchance inspired by the Oxford Variation of the Vienna Game
but without Nc3 and ..., Nc6 White lacks Nb5 - xc7+ counterplay?
3) Actual Analysis
The following is the KG player's staple. You will need some line against this (White has an endgame pull in this line)...
1. Yes it is my surname. I saw how people like alekhine and petrov used their surname so i thought id use mine.
2. No, I was inspired by chigorin defense cuz i am a big queen's gambit user
3. Like i said on my main it is unfortunately probably an official opening called King's Gambit Declined: Petrov's Defense
I made this counter attack against king's gambit (which im still testing) and i want to get the opinion of others on it. Here's what i have so far:
1. e4 e5 2. f4 Nf6 3. fxe5 Nxe4 4. Qe2 (4. d3 Qh4+ 5. g3 (5. Ke2 Qf2#) 5... Nxg3 6. Nf3 Qh5 7. hxg3 Qxh1 8. Qe2) 4... Qh4+ 5. g3 (5. Qf2) (5. Kd1 Nf2+ 6. Ke1 Nxh1+ 7. g3 Nxg3 8. hxg3 Qxg3+ 9. Qf2 Qxf2+ 10. Kxf2 Bc5+) 5... Nxg3 6. hxg3 Qxh1
Any questions email marcjacobb6942@gmail.com