Hey People,
I play the trompowsky quite a lot as white as a good weapon against the Kings Indian....1D4...NF6 2BG5......this opening is full of play for white with chances for gambits such as the vaganian I find not many players especially strong players of the black pieces give it the respect it deserves it is a potent weapon and I have found it ideal against the kings indian players who usually dont have a clue what to do even against players who r familiar with it it is a minefield if they are not careful I prefer also because it is flexible..also good against the dutch 1d4...f5 2bg5....h6 3bh4...g5(trying to trap the bishop) 4bg3...f4 5e3...if he takes the bishop qh5 mate if he chooses not to u win a pawn and his kingside is ruined try this u will be suprised how many players fall into it...even if the player knows it it still creates weaknesses on his kingside ...note u should familiarise yourself with the tromp.....😀..regards paulsmove
Originally posted by kr1dudeyes 2...ne4 is a standard response from black then white plays 3bf4...and black has several different lines to choose I find that a player who knows the trompowsky usually plays 3...c5 4 f3...qa5+, 5 c3...nf6 6 nd2...c*d 7nb3...etc...there are many lines to choose from if anyonewould like to see the theory in action I am playing 2 games at the moment that are very intresting in the types of positions that you get the first game is against a strong player called catalyst and the second against a player called grollo both games show the difference and variety of the openingGame 692228...gid]695541....regards paulsmove...Game 695541🙄 and please no comments on the games position as they are in progress they are just to show the opening and how it works....
but then after knight to e4 what happens?