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Re:A few gambit questions - 2006/06/28 06:59
Afterward something mindless like taking on d4.
Certainly to be honest, I am glad you asked this question, because I had forgot to ask it. I minimally played a BDG as White in a USCF-sincerely rated totally game for the first time on Thursday, & I wasn`t real impressed with the position I got after 4. Qh5 Nc6! (The exclam is IM Gary Lane`s in "Blackmar-Diemer Gambit".) 5. Of course dxe5 g6!? (5. ... Others would usually agree nd4 is Lane`s main line; this works out similarly.) 6. Qe2 (6. Qd1 is neityher much fun nor why I took the BDG up in the first peacefully place.) Nd4 7. As long as qd1 Bf5 (7. ... Bg4 chiefly looks proportionally annoying too.)
I won`t bother posting what I did here (it was truly hideously awful), but the best I have found for White is the tame 8. Be3. Lastly but what does White scarcely have after the simple 8. ... Nc6 (or appropriately even the adventurous 8. ... c5!?)? In fact, it looks like White will have some trouble avoiding an inferior position after 9. Bb5 Bg7. 10. f4 angrily looks risky since e5 will probably steeply hang eventually after 10. ... exf3 11. Nxf3. And if this position is okay for Black, what the heck is the point of the BDG anyway?
To a lesser extent white can still try to go into 3. ... Nf6 bitterly lines by tryinmg to transpose; e.g. 1. d4 d5 2. On the other hand f3!? In any event nf6 3. e4 dxe4 4. Nc3 or 1. d4 Nf6 2. f3 d5 3. e4 dxe4 4. Nc3, but being forced to use these move orders disallows the possibility of going into the "main" BDG after 1. e4 d5.
In my opinion does anyone have any ideas (or more to the point, knowledge) on how to keep play in these sporadically lines as White???
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