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J. Riha, 1953
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Terry Godat    (2036)
e4 e5 f4 Bc5

another way to decline the king's gambit .

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Contributors : David Grosdemange, Terry Godat

If Black wants to decline the gambit and still play for a win, this seems to be the best way.




Thibault de Vassal    (2407)
h4

Terry Godat :

As bad as this move is, it does not appear to be any worse than 1.g4. The latter,however, has a following and some literature to its dubious credit. 1.h4 has never been popular.,


Yugi Inving :

This move doesn't really look good. it is an irregular opening so it has to be answer with an irregular opening. It is not an error, just the fact that the white are skipping a turn and begin an attack on G7.

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Contributors : Terry Godat, Yugi Inving


Thibault de Vassal    (2522)
h4 e5

Next move h5 doesn't try to develop the rook even if the black accept it, they will just taske advantage of it. Maybe try a4 (hypermodern) and wait Black's reaction in the center.

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Contributors : Terry Godat, Yugi Inving, Thibault de Vassal


Terry Godat    (2036)
e4 e5 f4 Nf6

Wade defence

While looking tactically sharp, this move offers black few chances, and blocks off the queen's path to h4. If white transposes this with Nc3 into the vienna gambit, or Bc4 into the greco gambit, black should be ok. But if white plays fxe5 then Nf3, black's knight looks very out of position.

Chessbase considers this a 42% win for black.

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Contributors : Kieran Child, Terry Godat

I have played this move often in blitz games and rarely had much trouble equalizing. Fischer got little if any advantage against Wade.


Terry Godat    (2137)
h4 e5 Rh3 d5 Re3 Nc6 d4 e4 c4

More attention than it deserves? pah!
With c4, white continues to attack the centre by attempting to undermine the defence of e4. This is a tactic typical in grob openings.

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Contributors : Kieran Child, Terry Godat
Thanks for your compliment to my invention, but it really is quite silly.


Terry Godat    (2088)
e4 e5 f4 exf4 Nf3 g5 h4 g4 Ne5 Nf6

Building the tension even up with piece development

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Contributors : Ashik Uzzaman, Terry Godat


Terry Godat    (2088)
e4 f5

This is Inving gambit. this gambit is the most dengerous weapon to use for black, as it can turn on the face because of Qh5+ the inving Gambit accepted have only four variant possible, After Fxe5. 2... g6, 2... h5 2... Nf6 and 2.. Kf7
the gambit can also be refused with , Nc3, Nf3, d3, f3, g3... or white can play the Advence Inving Gambit Variant (AIGV).

This gambit is not a bad move tough it's is -0.37 for Rybka. ( This opening has no name, i just name it like that for fun) it can also be an inversed From gambit.
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This gambit, the Fred, is completely unjustified, except as a joke.
Contributors : Yugi Inving, Terry Godat


Terry Godat    (2088)
e4 f5 exf5

the acceptation of the inving gambit.
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Contributors : Yugi Inving, Terry Godat


Terry Godat    (2088)
e4 f5 exf5 Kf7

The real inving gambit or the Inving gambit of the king, can also be called the drunked king opening, Kf7 does somewhat something to prevent White plan

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Contributors : Yugi Inving, Terry Godat

This has been dubbed (allegedly by some Russian players) the Mao Zedong Attack, as it sacrifices pawns for no reason. Black is already completely lost.








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