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re:Reply to 1. d4 d5 - 2005/11/05 09:46
plan has no teeth. It is well known that "Casablanca`s freezing manure" takes the heat off Black in this line.  to flub up in the key position by snatching such gambitted pawns, as DeepDoodoo did against Harry Kasparov, thanks to "help" from GM Joel Benjamin in the computer`s opening prep: 1.e3 d5 2.c4 dc [with the idea of ...nothing whatsoever...]. In view of this, it is quite possible that you may get lucky, and find a few patzers who try to hold onto the pawn after 2. ...dc. In fact, in a recent state championship here in Indianoplace, one high-rated player tried exactly that -- landing in a dead lost position -- which he nevertheless managed to win, against his master rated opponent. Go figure...
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