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What Gambits are easy to play ?
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Oct 22, 2020
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#4
hard to say... depends on your style, appetite for study, etc.
but in general, playing traditional gambits like the Scotch or Evans Gambit is a good way to learn the importance of having the initiative in chess
good luck!
Oct 22, 2020
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#5
astroawe3 wrote:
What Gambits are easy to play ?
Probably the gambit where you give me your mom's credit card number.
Don't worry, the bank will cancel it after suspicious out of state activity, and you wont be liable for any charges.
But yeah, it's easy to play... just give it to me... do it now.
lol
Oct 22, 2020
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#6
Uommibatto wrote:
hard to say... depends on your style, appetite for study, etc.
but in general, playing traditional gambits like the Scotch or Evans Gambit is a good way to learn the importance of having the initiative in chess
good luck!
Unsurprisingly the NM names two of the best ones... Scotch and Evans.
Danish Gambit, Evan's Gambit, or other long term gambits, not things like Blackburne Shilling Gambit or Legal's mate
El Gambito Evans
Oct 23, 2020
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#9
Uommibatto wrote:
hard to say... depends on your style, appetite for study, etc.
but in general, playing traditional gambits like the Scotch or Evans Gambit is a good way to learn the importance of having the initiative in chess
good luck!
thank you
astroawe3 wrote:
Uommibatto wrote:
hard to say... depends on your style, appetite for study, etc.
but in general, playing traditional gambits like the Scotch or Evans Gambit is a good way to learn the importance of having the initiative in chess
good luck!
thank you
Danish gambits ideas are easy to find
Oct 23, 2020
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#12
I also prefer the Sicilian Deferred Wing Gambit, a favorite of IM Levy Rozman and GM Simon Williams.
Oct 23, 2020
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#13
If the gambit gets declined, you have a good game with a closed Sicilian setup
I find the haxo gambit is good as it is very similar to a normal game.
Oliver_Prescott wrote:
I also prefer the Sicilian Deferred Wing Gambit, a favorite of IM Levy Rozman and GM Simon Williams.
After 2...g6 Black is the only one who can be better and White is going to have to play accurately and counterintuitively just to equalize
Oct 23, 2020
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#17
@FizzyBand
I think white has really good kingside play after 2...g6!
I am a fan of the Göring Gambit ,for beginners and i am a beginner it's a nice one, the game will be a Scotch or an Italian game (it depends on black choice )
but i would pick up the Rosentreter Gambit or the Deutz Gambit for the same reasons, you got an Italian or Scotch open game with lots of tactics
Oct 23, 2020
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#19
jharwin2011 wrote:
Your talking to the right guy. QUEEN'S GAMBIT!!!
that's "easy" to play?
What gambits should I play?