I saw that a while back there was a chess hoax saying the kings gambit had been cracked by rybka, that it was beaten... I wish it were true, most KG games I play as black I loose, but I have found a few tactics. In a lot of KGA games as black I get a good attack with my pawns on the kingside but it seems to evaporate. In this game it didn't luckily.
3...d5 is one of my favourite tactics at the mo. My idea is obstruct whites bishop coming to c4, I know white has a lot of tactics with this so i play d5 to stop them. Most people take it, which gives black trouble developing the queens knight, but in this game they played 4.e5 which i think is book, but didn't seem to turn out so well.
I think they should of played 8. c3 rather then a3 to keep my knight at bay
Could white of defended better in this game?
Please post any sharp Kings Gambit games. particuarly KGA wins for black.
Thanks!
I have played the KGA as white for a while now, if you are looking for wins as black I'm sure there are a whole bunch of them in my public games 🙁
As for d5, I tend to chop that pawn as it normally brings the queen out to recapture which then allows me to develop some pieces with tempo against that lady...
If you want to practice more KGA as black, send a game over. You can test your theories against me.
Originally posted by e4chrishello there
I saw that a while back there was a chess hoax saying the kings gambit had been cracked by rybka, that it was beaten... I wish it were true, most KG games I play as black I loose, but I have found a few tactics. In a lot of KGA games as black I get a good attack with my pawns on the kingside but it seems to evaporate. In this game it didn't luckily.
3...d ...[text shortened]... sharp Kings Gambit games. particuarly KGA wins for black.
Thanks!
i love the king's gambit as well
it's worth studying correctly
as white play this : e4 e5 f4 exf4 Bc4!(imo) or Qf3!?(imo)
or Nf3 is dubious imo. i give 3 Nf3 ?!!, playable but not best imo
i'm not a beginner, please trust me 🙂
Originally posted by simonwells999i should explain my opinion:
hello there
i love the king's gambit as well
it's worth studying correctly
as white play this : e4 e5 f4 exf4 Bc4!(imo) or Qf3!?(imo)
or Nf3 is dubious imo. i give 3 Nf3 ?!!, playable but not best imo
i'm not a beginner, please trust me 🙂
as black play this:
e4 e5 f4 exf4 Nf3?!! then play Be7! or other moves give black a comfortable game,
i.e. if not best Be7(imo) also not bad are h5!? or g5 or even fischers old move
d6 i believe that was his idea. Ne7 also playable i think and also d5. you
see the problem for white after 3 Nf3?, black has many good replies!!
3 Bc4 causes him to be accurate, imo.
nigel short likes playing KG, worth checking his games out, spassky too.
Originally posted by simonwells999Have to admit it is not in my repatoire as white yet, but i really like defending against it, and i play e4-e5 always so i see it a lot. be7 is a good counter but on its own it doesn't do much for me... will check out some Short games.
hello there
i love the king's gambit as well
it's worth studying correctly
as white play this : e4 e5 f4 exf4 Bc4!(imo) or Qf3!?(imo)
or Nf3 is dubious imo. i give 3 Nf3 ?!!, playable but not best imo
i'm not a beginner, please trust me 🙂
Originally posted by e4chrisif you want more info, just give us a message.
Have to admit it is not in my repatoire as white yet, but i really like defending against it, and i play e4-e5 always so i see it a lot. be7 is a good counter but on its own it doesn't do much for me... will check out some Short games.
p.s. engines are rubbish at giving suggestions (for either colour)
in the king's gambit, but that make's it an ideal
opening to play against engine cheats!
worth studying, honestly, it's a lovely opening 🙂
Originally posted by e4chrishttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King's_Gambit,_Fischer_Defense
I saw that a while back there was a chess hoax saying the kings gambit had been cracked by rybka, that it was beaten... I wish it were true, most KG games I play as black I loose, but I have found a few tactics. In a lot of KGA games as black I get a good attack with my pawns on the kingside but it seems to evaporate. In this game it didn't luckily.
3...d ...[text shortened]... sharp Kings Gambit games. particuarly KGA wins for black.
Thanks!
Originally posted by simonwells9993...Be7 with ideas of checking are not very good imo because white gets a strong attack after 4. Bc4 Bh4+ 5.g3 fxg3 6. 0-0 gxh2+ 7.Kh1 and the exposed king isnt bad since black has no pieces developed! He'll have to defend for a long while, but if defending is your thing then black can drive to a won endgame with precision moves.
i should explain my opinion:
as black play this:
e4 e5 f4 exf4 Nf3?!! then play Be7! or other moves give black a comfortable game,
i.e. if not best Be7(imo) also not bad are h5!? or g5 or even fischers old move
d6 i believe that was his idea. Ne7 also playable i think and also d5. you
see the problem for white after 3 Nf3?, black has many good re ...[text shortened]... m to be accurate, imo.
nigel short likes playing KG, worth checking his games out, spassky too.
Originally posted by tomtom232be7 is one of the tricks i find evaporates, think i've seen what you describe in the game at the top i try to combine it with g5 and d5 to make it stronger, on its own it doesn't lead anywhere...
3...Be7 with ideas of checking are not very good imo because white gets a strong attack after 4. Bc4 Bh4+ 5.g3 fxg3 6. 0-0 gxh2+ 7.Kh1 and the exposed king isnt bad since black has no pieces developed! He'll have to defend for a long while, but if defending is your thing then black can drive to a won endgame with precision moves.
Originally posted by tomtom232no tomtom and e4chris, the idea of Be7 is not to give Bh4+, thats bad.
3...Be7 with ideas of checking are not very good imo because white gets a strong attack after 4. Bc4 Bh4+ 5.g3 fxg3 6. 0-0 gxh2+ 7.Kh1 and the exposed king isnt bad since black has no pieces developed! He'll have to defend for a long while, but if defending is your thing then black can drive to a won endgame with precision moves.
its generally to follow with Nf6 and d5, the N likes to go to h5 to protect
pawn @f4, but if i start showing you lines, i'm just going to
confuse you, no disrespect meant.
look, i'll get a few free slots soon, and if you two would like we could
go through the king's gambit accepted in some unrated games?
regards
simon