Originally posted by byedidia
I'm watching them all! Just because we're not commenting, does not mean we're not appreciating.

How my new hobby of hunting down the opponents queen let me down!

Seems like a entertaining Gambit.

I like wild positions (fast and slow) Not that I am great but it seems like you releave the tension a bit fast at times. Maybe I am wrong.

I have noticed the more pressure you build the harder my opponent finds a way to blunder.

Try to maintain an edge and apply more tension. Then cash out when the time is prime.

Then again I could be giving you a nice losing recipe every ones style is a bit different

last game

12. qh3 looks more accurate as g6 can move for black in the middle there. and I think the q h3 locks in the defeat a bit cleaner.

Originally posted by 1shooter
last game

12. qh3 looks more accurate as g6 can move for black in the middle there. and I think the q h3 locks in the defeat a bit cleaner.

No in the way the game should of been posting instead of bishop moving off h7

Originally posted by 1shooter
No in the way the game should of been posting instead of bishop moving off h7

here is the 2...Nf6 line that Lutes gives in his book,

Wolfgang b x nf4 in the bxh7 line

Originally posted by 1shooter
Wolfgang b x nf4 in the bxh7 line

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
here is the 2...Nf6 line that Lutes gives in his book,

It makes me want to play nf3 just to get into these kind of lines. I really dig it.
I like to be aggressive to the point of stupidity at times.

Originally posted by wolfgang59
Thanks Robbie. I've seen that and intend to play it but
whenever the opportunity arises I baulk at getting my
Q out early and blocking the KB.

Looks good though with the Qb5+ threat in many lines.