13 Jun 06
Originally posted by ilywrinPlaying 2. .. Nc6 followed by 3. Nf6 leads to 4. Qxf7# if White plays 3. Bc4. Black has to play 3... g6 followed by Nf6 afterward.
You certainly cannot play 2...f6?!? as it will put your king in check. The best move would be 2...Nc6!? followed by 3...Nf6 pushing away the queen and developing with a tempo. 2...d6 also looks okay.
14 Jun 06
Originally posted by Knight SquareTry 2. ... Nf6 sacrificing a pawn. After 3. Qxe5+ Be7 you will soon get a big lead in development by playing natural moves like O-O, Nc6, d5 etc. Use this to attack your opponent, especially his queen and if the centre opens up, the king stuck on e1.
What do I do against
1 e4 e5
2 Qh5 ...
The Opponent would plan 3 Qh5xe4+, but I usually defend my e-pawn with a weak move f6 or Nc6.
The move go aganist devolpment and I know that.
So what do I DO!
14 Jun 06
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That is one of the principles of chess called time For example in the game below I decided to harass black's Queen in exchange for him grabbing my pawn. Don't go pawn grabbing in the openingGame 2044222
Note how I mobillised my forces while his pieces were still on the back rank.
14 Jun 06
Originally posted by z00tIn bizarro Kasparov-speak, shouldn't that be the exchange of Material for Time, rather than just Time?
That is one of the principles of chess called [b]time For example in the game below I decided to harass black's Queen in exchange for him grabbing my pawn. Don't go pawn grabbing in the openingGame 2044222
Note how I mobillised my forces while his pieces were still on the back rank.[/b]
14 Jun 06
1.e4 e5 2. Qh5 Nc6 [protects the pawn, develops a peice] 3. Bc4? Qe7 [defends mate] 4. d3 Nf6 [attacks Queen, develops knight] 5.Qe2
Or.
... 3. Bc4 g6 [defending mate, chasing Queen] 4. Qf3 Nf6 [defends mate, devolops Knight]
and once you put your bishop on g7 then 0-0 Black is fine, if not better