15 Jan 11
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The actual game number of the opening post is Game 8034525 (good game).
An awfully risky line to play as Black on a C.C. site as the mainline advises
White to shed both his Rooks for a stonking attack.
Also not really good if needing a win as White has a forced draw. (in notes).
Firesword - aadbaat RHP 2007 gives one an idea of how to do it.
Another entertaining game with this line. The final position is worth a diagram.
Churchley - Richardt Hansen RHP 2007
15 Jan 11
Originally posted by efilmarOne has to pity the fool that had white. 🙁 😀
Game 27252
[pgn]1. e4 e5 2. Ng1f3 f5 3. Bf1c4 fxe4 4. Nf3xe5 Qd8g5 5. Ne5f7 Qg5xg2 6. Rh1f1 d5 7. Nf7xh8 Ng8f6 8. Bc4xd5 Bc8h3 9. Bd5f7 Ke8e7 10. Qd1e2 Nb8c6 11. Qe2b5 a6 12. Qb5c4 b5 13. Qc4e2 Nc6d4 0-1[/pgn]
Sharp Latvian, very odd line, cutest Latvian finish so far, had to share 😏
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15 Jan 11
Originally posted by ChessPraxisOne has to wonder what the dickens White was doing there. I mean, really, I'm four hundred points (plus) below him, and I know that White's job in the Latvian is to attack the king, not to get his queen into trouble trying to collect wood.
One has to pity the fool that had white. 🙁 😀
Richard
16 Jan 11
Originally posted by Shallow BlueAt my age one gets wood anyway one can.😳
One has to wonder what the dickens White was doing there. I mean, really, I'm four hundred points (plus) below him, and I know that White's job in the Latvian is to attack the king, not to get his queen into trouble trying to collect wood.
Richard