1. Standard memberRamned
    The Rams
    Joined
    04 Sep '06
    Moves
    13491
    16 Feb '08 02:58
    How well does this line work for whichever side?

    1 e4 c5
    2 f4 e5!?
  2. Joined
    02 Feb '06
    Moves
    8557
    16 Feb '08 02:59
    Originally posted by Ramned
    How well does this line work for whichever side?

    1 e4 c5
    2 f4 e5!?
    Probably not as well as 2...d5!
  3. Joined
    15 Jun '06
    Moves
    16334
    16 Feb '08 03:061 edit
    Originally posted by cmsMaster
    Probably not as well as 2...d5!
    What about this line...

    1.e4 c5
    2.Nc3 Qc7 to prevent f4?
  4. Standard memberRamned
    The Rams
    Joined
    04 Sep '06
    Moves
    13491
    16 Feb '08 03:55
    Originally posted by Ramned
    How well does this line work for whichever side?

    1 e4 c5
    2 f4 e5!?
    I know about other lines, but what about THIS one.
  5. Joined
    28 Aug '07
    Moves
    3178
    16 Feb '08 04:11
    Originally posted by Ramned
    How well does this line work for whichever side?

    1 e4 c5
    2 f4 e5!?
    I think you don't have to be so quick to pull f4.
    I'd prepare with Cc3, Bc4, e3, a3, before playing f4 (not linear, depends on responses). Leads to very offensive game for white if black don't defend correctly.
    I think 2 f4 is precipitate.
  6. Joined
    19 Nov '05
    Moves
    3112
    16 Feb '08 04:212 edits
    What is the point or idea for e5? It simply looks like a much improved King's Gambit.
  7. Joined
    15 Jun '06
    Moves
    16334
    16 Feb '08 05:09
    Originally posted by exigentsky
    What is the point or idea for e5? It simply looks like a much improved King's Gambit.
    yeah, thats what I was thinking...it would be like playing 1.e4 e5 2.f4 c5?

    I see maybe if white accepts the pawn things can maybe possibly happen but gambits are no good if by not accepting the pawn a worse position for the gambiter arises.
  8. Standard memberEnglish Tal
    Phoneless
    Account suspended
    Joined
    01 Jun '06
    Moves
    25553
    16 Feb '08 08:55
    I play Grand Prix at almost every opportunity. It attempts to prise open the semi closed nature of the Sicilian which suits my play.
Back to Top

Cookies help us deliver our Services. By using our Services or clicking I agree, you agree to our use of cookies. Learn More.I Agree