Chess Openings, Budapest (A52), Rubinstein variation

CHESS OPENINGS

Annotated chess games with this chess opening:

chess opening #2165

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zippy12bellys's mini-tournament
wichess (1553) vs. nemmers (1384)

Annotated by nemmers (1410): This was a VERY ugly Budapest, purely from the standpoint that I was so caught up in "what's the book move?" that I overlooked the fact that I had a piece hanging! What a moron. Anyways, this game just illustrates how much more important mobilization is over material. After all, if your pieces are sitting at home, they may as well not be on the board! Standard to here. Now I should…

chess opening #8657

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Budapest Gambit is bad
remch (1621) vs. riwulof (1756)

Annotated by riwulof (1933): if 4...g5, then the good plan is 5.Bd2 to bring the bishop on the a1 h8 diagonal. ?! theory say Bb4 ! d6 loose the knight after Qxc5 White is better : center, development and soon a pawn To come back on f5 and remove the bishop that prevent 0-0. By the way, put pressure on g2 To link the rooks together, as Nf5 is no longer possible Plan suggestion : A) f4, g3, Bh3 or …