Chess World.net presents: icc5minute2011 28oct 1616 e5 Gambit vs 1.d4 and Nc3

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Chess World.net presents: icc5minute2011 28oct 1616 Black with strange Gambit for nebulous compensation

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• letsplaychess.com
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• gambit
• pressure
• compensation
• mating net
• weaving mating net
• 7th rank concern
• rooks on the 7th
• king
• safety
• attack speed
• Queen harassment
• tactical
• disaster
• Queen trapped
• losing piece
• blunder

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[greyharmonix]

"It's gone completely this position (Kh2)... oh wait isn't that mating?" haha that was great

[AlanWattParrot]

ROL! 

[thomasR1000]

my performance rose by about 200 ELO since watching your videos on a regular basis... cool stuff. Great sense of humour too :-D

[Nola213]

@altay8 cool thanks for the reply. I don't own houdini or fritz or anything I can use to check these usually simple ideas out with. So I have to ask others. So Thanks again.

[wtfjonw]

Unbelievable!!

[mlkchalk]

"I don't know if you get anything out of these games... How to swindle?"

Bahahahahahaha I died!

[altay8]

@Nola213 11. Qa4 does work. According to Houdini it keeps the evaluation at about +0.6 rather than making it jump up to +2.8. The only problem with Qa4 is that white can force the trade of queens, but it's hardly worth sacking a bishop to avoid the trade of queens.

[jessicafischerqueen]

MATE

[OrgasmandTea]

@tuzmor I love how he says 'Oh dear'. I could listen to ten minutes of just him saying 'Oh dear'. In fact, I think I have.

As far as the swindle goes, KC had strong combined rooks and white had a king with no pieces worth a damn nearby and a compromised pawn structure. Black has always been the colour that takes advantage of white overextending itself, and I think this game exemplifies those traditional characteristics. The strong attacking white position came at the expense of defence.