furious
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Bishops Gambit Why? Why sacrifice a castling possiblility when u can end up in almost the same situation by tossing out your king knight first?
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silverq
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Do you mean that you want to castle in a different way instead of playing "0-0" by dislodging your knight on g1? And if so, what does this do with a Bishop gambit?
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tovmauzer
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The question is... probably about KG line (e4 e5 f4 Bc4). I think that main idea is to prevent d5. Brunetti can obviously say more:)
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atrifix
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Actually the PROBLEM is with ...d5. Qh4+ has been seen less and less because it exposes the queen too early, not nearly enough to justify preventing White's 0-0. The real problem with 3. Bc4 is that it exposes the bishop to attack by a timely ...d5, returning material for counterdevelopment.
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triangulator
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where is brunetti i havent seen him post something in a long time
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furious
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Yeah Thats what I mean, alot of good players have played the bishops opening...Alekhine, Fischer, Polger...
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