Does anybody no some sucker moves

I am in need of some fast ways to take out the other player and I can not seem to get my defences up. Can anybody help me? A few good trick moves would do nicely.

Sit him down, place the pieces and then pull a gun.

Originally posted by firebug003
I am in need of some fast ways to take out the other player and I can not seem to get my defences up. Can anybody help me? A few good trick moves would do nicely.

Originally posted by firebug003
I am in need of some fast ways to take out the other player...

sicilian sucker:
e4 c5
Nf3 d6
c3 Nf6
Be2 Nxe4 (SUCKER)
Qa4ch Bd7
Qxe4 ouch


French sucker:
e4 e6
d4 d5
e5 c5
c3 Nc6
Nf3 cxd4
cxd4 Qb6
Bd3 Nxd4 SUCKER
Nxd4 Qxd4 Super Sucker
Bb5ch Bd7
Bxd7ch Kxd7
Qxd4 Ouch

The same ideas can apply with different moves.

Originally posted by Regicidal
sicilian sucker:
e4 c5
Nf3 d6
c3 Nf6
Be2 Nxe4 (SUCKER)
Qa4ch Bd7
Qxe4 ouch


French sucker:
e4 e6
d4 d5
e5 c5
c3 Nc6
Nf3 cxd4
cxd4 Ne7
Bd3 Nxd4 SUCKER
Bb5ch Bd7
Bxd7ch Qd7
Qxd4 Ouch

The same ideas can apply with different moves.

There's no sucker moves - only suckers. Anyway, have a look at these traps: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Chess_traps

Sheesh, I mistyped the french sucker. I edited it.

the Danish Gambit is a kind of sucker move, if you don't mind giving pawns away (and risking an outright refutation):

1. e4...e5
2. d4...e5xd4
3. c3...d4xc3
4.Bb4...c3xb2
5.Bxb2... and white has a good attack at the cost of three pawns

Originally posted by firebug003
I am in need of some fast ways to take out the other player and I can not seem to get my defences up. Can anybody help me? A few good trick moves would do nicely.

Adapted from 'What does a Master think of it?' - Godfried Bomans

"1995, Wijk aan Zee.
White: Gary Kasparov (world champion)
Black: Shiny Knight (mystery man)

1. e4 .... e5
2. Nf3.... Nc6
3. Bb5... a6
4. Ba4.... Nf6

So far pretty normal stuff, Spanish orthodox. Then Kasparov employs an innovation:

5. Ws9!

Not common and therefore quite frightning. Black thought for a moment and then gave this effective reply:

5... S.K.r7!!!

Isn't it stunning in its simplicity? Kasparov kept staring at the board for an hour and then gave up. A nice example why games don't have to be long to be beautiful."

Originally posted by Shiny Knight
Adapted from 'What does a Master think of it?' - Godfried Bomans

"1995, Wijk aan Zee.
White: Gary Kasparov (world champion)
Black: Shiny Knight (mystery man)

1. e4 .... e5
2. Nf3.... Nc6
3. Bb5... a6
4. Ba4.... Nf6

So far pretty normal stuff, Spanish orthodox. Then Kasparov employs an innovation:

5. Ws9!

Not common and therefore q ...[text shortened]... r an hour and then gave up. A nice example why games don't have to be long to be beautiful."

Yes, I'm confused by move 5, unless it's Romulan for a prototype photon torpedo.

Originally posted by buffalobill
There's no sucker moves - only suckers. Anyway, have a look at these traps: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Chess_traps

try legal's mate. That isnt entirely a sucker trap.