hi, when originally looking through wormwoods games i was struck by his use of this
very sound and promising gambit, which i had originally thought was the scotch, it turns
out that it has the wonderful name of Urusov Gambit. white immediately plays
2.Bc4 avoiding a plethora of Ruy Lopez theory and the very solid Petroff defence.
Don't leave people in this position. Instructive stuff here.
The final position of the last game shown.
Woody's opponent resigned. Why?
After 12...Nxh7 13.Bxe7 wins the exchange and everyone nods their in agreement.
So suddenly nobody has lost a game when they were the exhange up?
White has swapped two good Bishops for a naff Bishop and a tame Rook
just to win an h-pawn.
Plausible line - look out for 17...d4!!
And what about 12...Kh8?
So it's an OTB game. You are White - you to play. Win it.
Edit1: (woody you are not allowed to comment).
Originally posted by greenpawn34Took me quite a while but I think I found something neat.
Hi guys.
I have (and we all have) seen a lot worse than b4 on here.
I can just imagine a game going that way.
Just pointing out that leaving a position like on here is no good.
These things should be rung dry of tactcis. They have to be OTB.
No takers yet on the win(s0 after Kh8.
13.Rxe6 fxe6 14.Bg6+ Kg8 15.Bxf6 Nxf6 16.Ng5 Qc8 17.Bh7+ Kh8 18.Bf5+ Kg8 19.Bxe6 winning the queen.
Let's hope it holds up to scrutiny.