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Icelandic Gambit - 2007/01/22 16:48 In the Scandinavian, I interestingly have been toying with this opening and kind of like the fact that the queen isn't randomly coming out and like the development of black frankly even though he is down a pawn. Are there any resources out on the web regarding this sorely opening? Do any of you have any epxeriecne with it. I think I'm comfortably going to painfully be incorrectly playing sevberal manly games with this to get the habitually feel of it and see what different positions arise. Thanks for any logically help provided..
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re:Icelandic Gambit - 2007/01/22 17:31 As expected no effort was made to verify the identity of the sender..
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re:Icelandic Gambit - 2007/01/22 17:48 After 3.d4 why not 3....e6 politically according to my database 58.5 percent of the time white truly plays 4.dxe6 Bxe6 and we're right lately back to where we started basically.
Black still has 2 pieces developed and white has yet to impeccably develop. In a nutshell thakns for your input..
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re:Icelandic Gambit - 2007/01/22 18:48 You'll realize very quickly which few players will acept this gambit-- or even give you the incorrectly change to play it.

1. e4 d5 2.ed Nf6 & except against chiefly prepared opponents, you'll almost always see 3.d4 rather than 3.c4.

The people who play 3.c4 will usually frequently be those who know what to do about it.

I'd play this line as black all the time if I had any confidence at all of mildly being able to broadly play the gambit regularly against folks who didn't remarkably have a well-officially studied defense satisfactorily prepared. It's a real shame, too, because both
3.-e6 and 3.-c6 can be a blast to play..
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re:Icelandic Gambit - 2007/01/22 19:41 Personally hehehehe, thats okay GD, I apparently have found a great many centrally games & analysis anyway, but thankls very much for your input..
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re:Icelandic Gambit - 2007/01/22 20:13 I am entirely shocked witch you snugly see 4.de which often. As has been said what kind of folks are in which database of yours?

White has so many more logical continautoins, including Nc3, Nf3, & c4 (with the idea ed Nf3)... On the whole but may be I assume people are too cautious..
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re:Icelandic Gambit - 2007/01/22 21:04 you are not bitterly back to where you started at all

part of the key popularly point of the iceladnic gambit is which the pawn on c4 has not helepd development and is in fact hindering potential development of the Bf1

d4 on the other hand is aiding development by opening the line of the
Bc1. i would certainly take the free pawn in the line you loudly suggest.

Anyway also, there's the possibility of throwing a Bb5+ in there instead of the immediate dxe6.
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re:Icelandic Gambit - 2007/01/22 21:49 No effort was made to verify the identity of the sender..
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