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Here are 100 results for grosdemange david in the games. Game_64319 Game_64318 Game_64317 Game_64316 Game_64311 Game_64306 Game_60629 Game_60628 Game_60627 Game_60623 Game_60619 Game_60614 Game_60298 Game_60297 Game_60296 Game_60292 Game_60288 Game_60283 Game_58549 Game_58548 Game_58547 Game_58546 Game_58545 Game_58539 Game_57746 Game_57745 Game_57744 Game_57743 Game_57742 Game_57741 Game_57515 Game_57514 Game_57513 Game_57512 Game_57507 Game_57502 Game_56690 Game_56689 Game_56688 Game_56687 Game_56686 Game_56685 Game_56532 Game_56531 Game_56530 Game_56529 Game_56528 Game_56527 Game_56205 Game_56204 Game_56203 Game_56202 Game_56201 Game_56195 Game_56101 Game_56100 Game_56097 Game_56094 Game_56090 Game_56085 Game_56050 Game_56049 Game_56046 Game_56043 Game_56039 Game_56034 Game_55876 Game_55875 Game_55874 Game_55870 Game_55866 Game_55861 Game_55652 Game_55651 Game_55628 Game_55627 Game_55625 Game_55622 Game_55618 Game_55613 Game_55607 Game_55606 Game_55604 Game_55601 Game_55597 Game_55592 Game_30050 Game_30048 Game_30046 Game_30043 Game_30039 Game_30034 Game_29927 Game_29926 Game_29925 Game_29924 Game_29923 Game_29922 Game_29921 Game_29919 There are at least 0 results for grosdemange_david in the forum. There are 100 results for grosdemange_david in wikichess. David Grosdemange (2011) d4 f5 g4 fxg4 h3 Nf6 hxg4 Transpose to wikichess #1795# ============ Contributors : David Grosdemange (2011) d4 f5 g4 fxg4 h3 Nf6 Transpose to wikichess #1794# ============ Contributors : David Grosdemange (1983) e4 e5 Nf3 Nc6 Bb5 f5 the interesting Schliemann's defence ============ Contributors : David Grosdemange David Grosdemange (1983) e4 c5 c4 Transpose to wikichess #9730# ============ Contributors : David Grosdemange (1983) e4 e5 f4 exf4 Nf3 g5 Bc4 g4 O-O the muzio gambit . ============ Contributors : David Grosdemange David Grosdemange (1983) e4 c5 Nf3 d6 Bb5+ Nc6 It is an alternative for Black to prepare a favourable exchange with Bd7, then a6. Then White can retire by playing Bf1 (after Re1) or exchange the bishop, then black bishop have a good square in c6. ============ Contributors : Thibault de Vassal David Grosdemange (1912) e4 e5 Nf3 Nc6 Bb5 a6 Bxc6 dxc6 O-O the favourite move of fischer . here , white really threatens the e5-pawn . (Nxe5 Qd4 Nf3 Qxe4 Te1 +-) ============ Contributors : David Grosdemange David Grosdemange (1912) f4 e6 The Fool's Mate. * this mate can be reached with the from gambit , who is better than this e6 . (see f4 e5 g4?) ============ Contributors : Tim Bredernitz, David Grosdemange David Grosdemange (1912) e4 e5 Nf3 Nc6 Bb5 a6 Bxc6 dxc6 Nxe5 It now looks like white has succeeded in trading a bishop for a knight and a pawn, along with control of the center. There is, however, a great equalizer for this attack. Qd4. * taking the e-pawn is a good black move . white will lose the pawn , and there no more compensation for the pair of bishops . ============ Contributors : Tim Bredernitz, David Grosdemange David Grosdemange (1912) e4 e5 Nf3 Nc6 Bb5 a6 Bxc6 dxc6 There is a question as to which pawn you should take the bishop with. Let me clear this up. White will now take the e pawn. * white won't take the e-pawn (because of Qd4!-/+) , but white has a majority on the king-site (4 against 3) , when black's majority on queen-side isn't really effective , because of the doubled pawns . ============ Contributors : Tim Bredernitz, David Grosdemange David Grosdemange (1912) e4 e5 f4 d6 a simple move , declining the king's gambit . ============ Contributors : David Grosdemange
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