How to Play the Scotch Gambit by Eric Schiller

How to Play the Scotch Gambit Eric Schiller ebook
Page: 130
ISBN: 094547024X, 9780945470243
Publisher: Chess Enterprises
Format: djvu

White will play the King's Gambit, Vienna Gambit, BDG, Scotch Gambit, Danish-Goring Gambit, or the Evan's Gambit, and there are more. How to Play the Scotch Gambit Chess Enterprises 094547024X 1992. How to Play the Reti Chess Enterprises 0931462789 1987. Black only has one extra tempi for the pawn basically--very risky; it's essentially a Scotch gambit minus a tempi. I played the Scotch Gambit if ever given the opportunity. Perhaps White should consider using the Scotch Gambit move order to avoid the above continuation. I've started transposing into the Blackburne gambit: 3.d4 c6 and it seems like Black has less compensation than the Icelandic (because white played a developing move instead of a defensive one on move 3). In a chess sense the two pawn sac in the Danish Gambit just has to be unsound with best play for both sides. When I quit I was a class C, although I porpoised over 1600. The opening was a two knights defense- scotch gambit- which seemed to irk my opponent, as he fell into time trouble trying to work out the position and played less than optimum moves. How to Play the Queen's Indian Chess Enterprises 0931462770 1995. It is still a fun gambit though and certainly takes unprepared White players offguard.