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Hah, you fell into the Blackburne Shilling Gambit.
If you come up at this again as White, just don't be greedy. Take the Knight instead of the pawn.
Smothered mate! Good to remember that kind of trap.
hahaha! nice....
yes. Ha ha, there's a youtube link where exactly that line is explained. And you fell with your greedy nose in it:P
Hope you learned from your greedy mistake, and go for more positional play ;)
* btw you shouldve dropped the knight back to g-4, being defended by the queen. I don't see any immediate threats from black. But that should do the trick.
Thanks 4 sharing
Very interesting game.
Couldn't you have moved knight to g4?
Feldmm1 wrote: Couldn't you have moved knight to g4?
5.Ng4 5.......d5 will attack bishop (also) c8 bishop attacks the knight so i will lose the piece
Feb 4, 2008
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No need to fall for that trap again. It is rare, but deadly if you go wrong as White. Just play 4. Nxd4 or
4. c3 Nxf3 5. Qxf3 and you have a good game
Hope I helped!
sibi_90 wrote: Feldmm1 wrote: Couldn't you have moved knight to g4?
5.Ng4 5.......d5 will attack bishop (also) c8 bishop attacks the knight so i will lose the piece
In that case you first chase blacks queen away right? for example 6. d2 (opening line for bisshop)
Dinkydoe wrote: * btw you shouldve dropped the knight back to g-4, being defended by the queen. I don't see any immediate threats from black. But that should do the trick.
That looks like it would have been about the only good move after that point. That is a hard attack to work with, it's almost painful to watch--I should use it on someone.
