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Annotated by vavavi (1572): Heres a quick game with the budapest gambit system. here white could not to take, but he choose to capture this move actually sets up a trap, which my opponent bit on here black has a nic move available, to atleast gain back the pawn Ngxe5! and my opponent took the bishop, but missed blacks lethatl blow hope you… |
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Annotated by kansasjayhawk (1666): This move initiates the Budapest Gambit. Even in lines where White holds on to the pawn, his pawn structure is usually so fractured that Black need not fear an endgame. For some reason, many of my opponents decline the gambit with moves such as 3.d5 but there is no reason to do so. Move order is crucial in gambit openings. At the 2007 Kansas Open, I got my move order mixed up, played… |
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Annotated by drekec (1200): hello
this is going to be my first annotation and the first time that i played budapest gambit
don't know if i followed main line so i'd like a few comments on my play i was kinda hoping he'll play Bf4 followed by Qe7 threatening Qb4 and attacking c-pawn and b pawn developing with tempo attacking e pawn twice no need to take it yet now i like my position here
i developed 3 pieces while … |
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Annotated by kingstuart (1200): a fun sacrificial game The Budapest Defence. Black cracks open the positon with an early e5, although he'll have to move his knight again black will be compensated by whites weak central pawns. also people who play 1.d4 tend to prefer closed positions so this provocative opening is good for getting players into unfamiliar positions with lots of tactical traps for white to fall into. note that… |
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Annotated by eqj2 (2206): This entire game was on conditional moves after his opponent made his opening move. jatayu used the Budapest Gambit All of these moves by jatayu are now in conditional moves. jatayu is now just kicking back and watching in amazement. Now jatayu is stunned that this is working. jatayu just got the message Game Won… |
