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Unorthodox Openings NewsletterIssue N. 4 August 2001

Dedicated to the eor! o" #laude $. %loodgood

A sad piece of news

Last week when I read The Week in Chess n 254 I came to know of the death of ClaudeBloodgood. I wish to thank Mark Crowther TWIC !ditor" for sending me co#$ of the %&ituar$.The article was written &$ 'onald (. Wedding )r. * friend of Bloodgood. I+m re#u&lishing it here

&ecause I think that together with Mr. ,ro& himself- Claude Bloddgood is the chess#la$er who hasloed and #la$ed /.g4 more than an$one else. *&out 2 months ago I got Claude+s address through!arl 0o&erts who #la$ed recentl$ some games with him 1 see %3 n " and I sent him the

#hotoco#ies of %3 /2 while asking him if he wanted to share with us his own ,ro&s. But m$letter reached him late6too late.

#laude $. %loodgood III&ul! 14' 1(24 August 4' 2001

The chess world lost one of its most colorful figures on *ugust 4- 277/ with the #assing of Claude8. Bloodgood from lung cancer at the age of 99. :e was &orn (laus 8ri;;ell Bluttgutt III on )ul$ /4-/ico to ,erman nationals. :e learned chess from his father at a $oung age. Bothhis skill and loe for the game grew ?uickl$- and soon &ecame a #assion that followed himthroughout his life.

Claude s#ent most of his earl$ chess career earning mone$ as a hustler. 'uring this time- hedeelo#ed a taste for unorthodo> and generall$ unsound" o#enings filled with tra#s and aggressielines. These o#enings were- of course- ideall$ suited to &oth his chosen #rofession and also to hisst$le of #la$. :e continued to #la$ these o#enings throughout his life.Bloodgood+s tournament chess career &egan in /


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2777 games simultaneousl$. This is #ro&a&l$ a record. Claude s#ent the remainder of his time writinga&out chess. :e wrote numerous articles for arious chess #u&lications and also wrote the first of histhree #u&lished chess &ooks- The Tactical Grob. To this da$- this &ook is considered to &e a classic

&$ fans of unorthodo> chess o#enings.

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that Bloodgood was committing ratings fraud. This was- of course- not the case as Bloodgood hadalerted the @C8 to the #ro&lem long &efore he eer reached the stratos#heric leel of 2972.Bloodgood was also ?uick to admit to an$one who would &other asking that he was oer rated. :istrue a&ilit$ at that time in his life was #ro&a&l$ high e>#ert class to low master leel. *t his #rime- inthe earl$ A7+s- he was #ro&a&l$ close to senior master strength.

'uring this #eriod of Claude+s life- he #enned seeral more &ooks on his &eloed unorthodo>o#enings. Two of these were #u&lished &$ Chess 'igest- Inc. theNimzovich Attack: The NorfolkGambitsand theBlackburne-artlaub Gambits. Bloodgood has the manuscri#ts of seeral other

&ooks also written- &ut the$ hae not $et &een #u&lished.

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H!ent =ostal Chess ,ameJH@ite JH'ate /d9 B>d9 9. B&2 Bf5 D. %% eA f/7. >f c9 //. 3a fA /2. g4 BgA /. 0ae/ %%% /4. 3ec4 h5 /5. g5 Bf5 /A. g>fA g>fA /9.Bc g9 /D. (h/ 0hA /citing game from his&ook- The Tactical Grob.

H!ent *=!3 ,ameJH@ite JH'ate /d5 c>d5 5. & 3e9 A. 3c e4 9. d e>d D. Bf4 aA d 3&cA //. e 3gA /2. B>cA &>cA /. 0>d4 a5 /4. 0e4 BeA /5. 0>eA f>eA /A. >eA

3e9 /9. 3ge2 0dD /D. 3d4 &A /&2 27. 3e4 0>d4 2/. e>d4 >d4 22. 3dA (dD 2.

3f9 (eD 24. Bc9 d9 25. 3dA /7

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Here we are once again!

The great news is that UON has a sub-editor: Earl Roberts from New Zealand. Earl hasoffered a tremendous contribution while checing all the games and articles before the"re#ublished in this issues. Than ou Earl for our hel# and su##ort!

$e%eral chessfriends also contributed to this issue and & wish to mention and than:

' father Roberto Ro((oni) *osimo +arisi) ,ieland ela) lain Talon) Uwe,eidemann) $al%atore 'ontella) for their games

Ric /enned for his article on the ecer together with #gn games and also for0the merican *hess ulletin) 1234-1235 database0

ndrew $utton for his cb% NO6$ file

/enned7s database 8There are a cou#le of nderssen o#enings - so far bac) weremember to connect 1.a9 with nderssen0 a 'acho rob #rotot#e0 and two

games that somehow didn7t get into his 'arshall ambit boo.;

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*oda((a7s article and database

Eric $chiller for his list of ambits

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This is UON n> ? and &"m so e@cited about it. +eo#le are sending games and articles and&"m grateful for that. Aor instance & recei%ed Be% Zilbermints" suggestion for a Reader"sBetters column in each issue. He wrote me:CWith a 0eadersN Letters column- more #eo#le might &e interested in Goining. The$ will seethat the$ can e>#ress their iews in their letters. The column lets them hae their o#inionsheard.F& lie this suggestion and from the ne@t issue there will be room for our own %iews soDou"re all in%ited to e-mail me!.Earl Roberts also ga%e the following useful suggestions:

I would like to take this time to #ut to $ou some ideas for $our consideration on o3.

/. *s I think I suggested the er$ first time I re#lied to $ou- some consideration should &e giento the sco#e of o3 as far as what it coers. I think the title of the newsletter s#eaks foritself &ut what is an unorthodo> o#ening e>actl$O %.( sure- the likes of /.g4 and /.e4 3aAstand out &ut it could &e argued &$ some /.e4 3cA does not come under such a categor$.Better still- what a&out the older o#enings such as the Mu;io ,am&it from the (ings,am&it" OO It is so rare these da$s it ma$ &e classed as unorthodo>.

2. What I would reall$ like to &e #u&lished with the o3 is a conersion ta&le of #ieceallocations. 8or e>am#le P ueen in !nglish &ut what ha##ens when a ,erman o3reader comes to look at gameO :ow does he know what is OO

. I would like to suggest that games su&mitted as articles &$ o3 readers &e in one languageonl$. %ne of the games $ou sent me started with * P &isho# then half wa$ through Be?ualled Bisho#. This ma$ confuse some of o3Ns readers- I know it confused me while Iwas #roofing it.

Earl"s suggestion o#inion are #articularl #oignant as he checs all the material before it"s#ublished. & agree with him and & would answer as follows:

1. ,hat are unorthodo@ o#enings and what are not This is a %er good Fuestion.,hen & started with UON 1stissue & thought UON should deal onlywith Unorthodo@O#enings & was interested in) such as: 1.g?0 1.Nc90 1.e? gG .d? NfG0 1.d? e401.Nh90 1.e? NcG. Arom the subscribers" e-mail & recei%ed after that issue &understood #eo#le would ha%e been interested in a wider range of unorthodo@o#enings e%en if & didn"t lie them! $o & decided to balance m fa%ourite"s o#eningswith subscribers" fa%ourites. ' own definition of an unorthodo@ o#ening isconnected to rarel #laed o#enings. $o the 'u(io gambit in the /ings gambit issurel welcome in UON as well as 1.e? e4 .Nf9 NcG 9.b4 a4 as it"s rarel #laed.+erha#s it"s different with 1.e? NcG which & consider Fuite orthodo@ in the mainlines) but & wish to #ut in in UON because 8a; man subscribers lieI#la it 8b; it"sone of m fa%ourite re#lies to 1.e? 8c; it"s still #laed Fuite rarel or much less than1.e? NfG d; $ome lines are reall wild 8for e@am#le 1.e? NcG .Nf9 f4;. $o let"swelcome it unless there are trans#osition to orthodo@ o#enings lie $#anish) +ircand so on.

. *on%ersion table of #iece allocation in English) german and &talian will be #ut in thene@t UON0

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. & agree with Earl that if a game notation starts in English) the notation must be thesame in all the game. $o for instance Jueen 8or J; must be J throughout all thegame and should not become 6 8&talian and german notation for Jueen;. &f#ossible & as that all the games should be sent in algebric English notation. &understand that this might be a #roblem for someone so we"ll acce#t games in

german and &talian as well 8no Ka#anese #lease ; with the abo%e mentionedreFuirement. Than ou in ad%ance dear readers for our hel# to im#ro%e UON.

& also wish to e@#ress m gratitude to $tefan uecer for #rinting a free ad%ertismentabout UON in his e@cellent #eriodical /&$$&ER.EnLo it!Ne@t issue will be within 6ec. 91stand ou"re all in%ited to submit games and columns.Than ou in ad%ance for our hel#./ind regards6a%ide Ro((oni M Earl Roberts

Games

!"# $o%%oni& $' ("")!# +oetsier& , ("!!-# .rd Latvian /orld Championship Semif'/. e4 e5 2. 3f f5 . 3>e5 fA 4. 3c4 f>e4 5. 3c gA A. d B&4 9. Bd2 e>d D.B>d >g2 fA B>c /5. B>c >e2 /A. 0>e2 g>fA /9. B>fA 0gD /D. B>h9 0g4 /e 3cA .3f e9 4.Bf4 &4 5.Bd2 >&2 A.3c B&4 9.0&/ a D.3d5 Ba5 d2 /7.>d2 (dD //.3g5 3hA /2.eA dA /.e>fA aA /4.0& >a2 /5.3c a5 /A.e4 c5/9.0>&9 3&4 /D.3d5 3>c2 /f2 2/.(e2 3>h/ 22.0c f2 2.(d/ 3d4

24.d Bg4 25.3f 0&D 2A.0>c9 0&/ 29.0c/ 3>f 2D.0>&/ 3e5 2d 7.B>g4 e//.(c2 >&/ 2.(>&/ 3e5 7/

4)* #iciotti,-arisi #r. #.I. /(*/.d4 e5 2.d>e 3cA .3f e9 4.3c 3>e5 5.3d5 3>f A.g>f dD 9.d4 3e9 D.0g/ 3>d5 d5cA /7.e5 e9 //.d4 d5 /2.Bd2 BeA /.777 c5 /4.>c5 B>c5 /5.0>g9 B>f2 /A.e 777/9.0g2 Bh4 /D.Bd BfA /K2

44* %aoni,-arisi #r. #34%*/.d4 e5 2.d>e 3cA .3f e9 4.d5 fA 5.e>fA 3>fA A.& d5 9.3c Bd9 D.>&9 0&D c9 c5/7.f4 BdA //.e >e /2.B>e 0>&2 /.777 0&9 /4.3d4 Ba /5.(d2 3e5 /A.(e/ B&4

/9.Bd2 3c4 /D.a Ba5 /a 27.3d4 3c4 2/.3& 0>& 22.c>& 3>d2 2.(>d2 d4 24.(dd>c 25.f 3d5 2A.0a/ B&A 29.e4 B&5 2D.(c2 3e 2c B>f/ 7.0a>f/ 3>f/ /.0>f/ (e92.e5 0cD .(d 0dD 4.(e2 (eA 5.f4 0d4 A.g (f5 9.0f g5 D.f>g5 (>g5 & 44.(f4 a5 45.g4 a4 4A.g5 h>g 49.h>g a4D.0cD 0&4 4


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1.e4 B/7 Caro(annerteidigung 1...c 2.gA h>gA /7.@f @d9RJ (...=d/ Hf5 /2.'>&9PJ 10... 2).d9 T>e2 25.'>e2 T>d9 2A.'d2PJ 24.g4 H24.L>d9 T>d9 25.TeA Te9 2A.'>cA

&>cA 29.T>e9 (dA 2D.T>a9 T&DPJ 24...g? 2.=xd/ 5xd/ 2.5e D"/ 2/.g hxg 2>."xg aH2D...'h9QO 2g .h>g Tdh94.TgeAJ )).g5 /A.Te/ (dD /9.'>cA Le9 /D.'>aD LcDJ 1).Da4@, WeiV droht @d4 1)...="/ 14.=g Dg

H/4...'f5 lenkt ielleicht noch a& /5.@d4 'c5 /A.@>cA (cDJ 1.5ad1 H/5.Tad/ 'f5 /A.@e5 '>e5/9.T>e5J 10

4>* =u+uriaga 3ontella :Eent F7#12G0/(F;/. &4 e5 2. a d5 . B&2 dA 4. 3f e4 5. 3d4 &A A. e 3fA 9. d c5 D. 3& c>&4 a //. 3>a B>a /2. 0>a 3&d9 /. d>e4 d>e4 /4. a/ aA /5. c4 &A /A. 3d2 %% /9. g4B&9 /D. Bg2 0feD /g4 f>g4 22. B>g9 3c5 2. BfA 3d 24. (e2 dA25. 0& &5 2A. g/ 3c5 29. 0a d9 2D. a/ 3d 2&5 a>&5 2.0a9 0c9 . a/ &4 4.a4 0ecD 5. & Bd5 A. a4 3c5 9. a5 Bc4 D. (e/ 3d c9 3f4 4/. (e/ 3g2 42. (d/ B& 4. (c/ 0>c9 44. (&/ d 45. (a/ >d2 4A.B&2 d9 49. >&4 0a9 4D. Ba g9 4


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H5he 5otall! IrreleEant 3oEeor

H..." is "or the %irdsJ the -awn on g2 is -oisonedF

&$ 0ick (enned$

In stud$ing the Becker ariation of the 8rench 'efense- /.e4 eA 2.d4 d5 .3cKd2 de 4.3>e4d5- I kee# in mind )ohn 3unn+s cautions in his Secrets of Practical Chess

2hen lookin3 throu3h 40ubious o5enin36 anal7sis8 look out for the follo9in3:') 4Nothin3 moves6 b7 the o55onent (i*e* the one facin3 the 0ubious o5enin3)8 9hich onl7

9aste time*) +ines in 9hich the o55onent 5reten0s he is in the nineteenth centur78 co-o5erativel7 3rabs

all of the material on offer an0 allo9s a brilliant finish*$) +ines 9hich are 3iven 9ithout an7 assessment*) Secret co0e 9or0s*

%f course- these warnings are meant for those gulli&le #eo#le who might read !anal$sisQIn efforts to reha&ilitate a 'u&ious %#ening- I occasionall$ meet a 0efuter who &$#asses 3unn

with Ea t$#ical #lo$ used &$ those attem#ting to make a er$ du&ious line #la$a&le the totall$irreleant moe.F

Let+s hae a look.1.e4 e 2.d4 d ).Nc)Gd2 de 4.Nxe4 Kd

@amarian- in his /


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&eginning of a game where this moe was e>#erimented on with success &$ (atal$mo against thegreat (eres

Contrast this with the comments of BenGamin and @chiller- in their


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Beware in Leotard Martenot- corres#ondence /cuse me for not haing more than a sim#le internet game to share this time. M$

o##onent has an 8I'! rating on a&oe 277 !L%- &ut I am sure he didn+t #la$ his &est here.

%e e& #012 0c3 20c2 013 This o#ening is enough to #ut &oth #la$ers to slee#- &ut

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here is nice (nightmare for Black 04e&56This thing has man$ names- &ut it is most commenl$refered to as the E:alloween *ttackF. suall$ when White sacrifices a (night or a Bisho#- he gets 2

#awns in e>change and the #iece is sacrificed on the f9s?uare 1.e4 e 2.N") N" ).Nxe d4.Nx"/or 1.e4 e 2.N") Nc ).%c4 N" 4.Ng d .ed Nxd .Nx"/". :ere White gets a largelead in deelo#ment and he usuall$ gets total control of the center.

704e& &( 083This is the &est moe- although Ncis also #la$a&le. I+e won a lot of&lit; games with ariations like .d Nc>or Ne/" /.e Ng> >.d with a #lan of #la$ingNc),N. Better is ... Ne /."4 Ng >.e Ng> (.d cd 10.ed &ut this is not at all that eas$ for whiteto #la$10...K" 11.N d> 12.%e) 1).Kd 9> 14.0,0,0 %/ 1.Kd2 9a> 1.Nxa/Ke 1/.%x@ e> 1>.9e1 %e4 1(.N 9c> 20.Nc/@ 9xc/ 21.dc d 22.9xe41,0Brause

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%208& 013 %041 ;4( %&b2 ,8 Black+s onl$ ho#e was 1Kxc4 c 1.x"/

%3,a2> ,(3 3othing reall$ hel#s here 1clooses to 1/.Kx/

%;c255 *nd Black is doomed

%;4c2 %9,4(3> 0e % ?e9 #$,413> ;4e%> #%'4e%> ?(

##'e> %.$I" !ou are interested to learn ore on this cra+! Eariation' I suggest !ou Eisit the "ollowing

siteshttpGGwww.PaQo.atGste""enGhalloween.htl

httpGGwww.xs4all.nlGRtiQrGtourGree+e.ht

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This is Lev Zilbermints contribution:

In our very first game, played before I invented my gambit (see

below) rush had me on the ropes but fell victim to a swindle and

time trouble!

"#IT$: rush (%&'&)

L*: Zilbermints (%'++)

Marshall Chess Club Game/45

November 1, 1992

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5his is 8iorgio #oda++aSs article lauraertTtiscalinet.it*

Gambetto Blackmar Diemer

La sceltan.1 agosto 2001

Alla eoria di il &ose" Dieer 1(12,1((0*

6ariante 1.d4 d 2.e4 c ).Nc)

Introdu+ione

,iocare il gam&etto %lacQar Dieer oggi- non fa #i[ effetto- oglio dire non suscita #i[

meraiglia il secondo tratto 2.e4LCcome #otea essere solo un decennio fa.L+aento d+Internet- lo scam&io d+informa;ioni- le decine di li&ri- articoli- riiste- e ?uant+altrodedicate al nostro gam&etto- l+hanno tolto dall+anonimato e lo hanno fatto accettare almeno a liellodi giocatori da circolo ed anche a liello magistrale- come un+a#ertura E?uasiF normale.=ro#rio ?uesta normalit\ e la mole di #artite e informa;ioni re#eri&ili in giro- ultimo un C' di5.


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=e ragioni della scelta ).Nc)

In generale #erch_ la scelta di una ariante s#ecifica sul dgOChi ar\ oglia d+anali;;are un #o+ di #ercentuali del gam&etto- noter\ sen;+altro l+alto numero diittorie del &ianco. 3on ] il caso di stare a caillare su ?uesta riista il #erch_ di ?ueste ittorie.%gnuno la ede come gli #are- nel &ene e nel male- nell+esalta;ione del gam&etto o nella suadenigra;ione.uesta riista si riolge a chi gi\ gioca e conosce il dge ?uindi ha un+idea &en #recisa di cosa sitroa sulla scacchiera.'iceo- l+alto numero di ittorie in ?uasi tutte le arianti- tranne casi #articolari" #ossono indurre agiocare il dgin modo meccanico sen;a curarsi della scelta di una ariante s#ecifica.Tanto si ince sem#re.


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=e partite

-ria Eariante 1.d4 d 2.e4 c ).Nc)

&ensen,-etersen Daniarca 1(>>

/.d4 d5 2.e4 c5 .3c d>e 4.d5 3fA 5.f e>f A.3>f @iamo rientrati nella ariante del dgaccettato /.d4 d5 2.e4 de .3c 3fA 4.f ef 5.3f c5 Di"esa aulichA.d5 un #regio di .3c su26c5 ] il #oter rientrare do#o d5 f ed eentualmente 3f in una ariante del dgaccettato

discreta #er il &ianco" Bg4 9.Bc4 aA D.a4 3&d9 f /7.>f 3e5 //.e2 3>c4/2.>c4 dA /.77 h5 /4.Bf4 &A /5.0fe/ 777il #edone in &2 non ] #rendi&ile es /56>&2 /A.0a&/ c2 /9.0&9 il nero ] #arali;;ato" /A.0ad/Interessante era/A.a5QO &4 /9.0a4>c4 /D.0>c4" eA /A6&4 /9.& h4" /9.de feP/960d//D.3d/ feP" /D.>eA /D.a5QO

cA /aA &4 22.3&5 3d9226(d9" 2.3dA 2.0aD (e9 24.a5 &" B>dA 26(e924.3e4" 24.B>dA 2463fA 25.0aD (d9 2A.0>hD (>dA 29.0cD.....24.0dA 0fD 25.g 0f5"/7

&ensen,%enPain Daniarca 1(>(

/.d4 d5 2.e4 c5 .3c d>e4 4.d5 3fA 5.f e>f A.3>f aA 9.Bg5 &5 D.Be2 B&9 fAe>f /7.d2 Be9P/76&4QO //.3a4 >d5 H//6B>d5O /2.777PJ /2.>d5 B>d5*//.0d/f5P//6BdAQO" /2.dA BfA /.e (fD /4.>c5 3d9 /5.c9era migliore /5.>f5QO &4/A.3a4" >c9 /A.d>c9 3&A /9.0dA 3c4P/96B>c era lamossa esatta /D.&>c 3d5P"/D.B>c4 &>c /c9 22.0dD B>dD 2.0>dD (e924.0>hD B>f 25.gf" 22.3d5 B>d5 2.0>d5 0>c9 24.0>f5 0&9 25.& c>& 2A.c>& fA29.0a5 0&A 2D.0c/ (f9 2fA (g9 52.0f2 52.0ef/ 0&D" 0a4OQ 5260f2 5.3f2 a4 "5.3c5 0a&4 560e 54.0ef/ 0c4 55.0f9 (gD" 54.3>& 0>& 55.0a2 0&5 5A.0ea/se 5A6(gA 59.0>a5" /7

-ostpischl,De %iase cr. Italia 1((

/.e4 c5 2.d4 MorraQ"

d5OQe adessoO

" .3ce tutto tornaQ

" d>e 4.3>e4OQ Bf5O#erch_ no

46c>d4 5.3f e5 P O" 5.3g interessante era 5.3>c5QO 3cA A.cP"BgA A.Bc4OQancora untratto im#reciso A.3f era la #i[ solida" eA tro##o timida si doeaconsiderare A6cd>4QO 9.h4 h5"

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9.3/e2OQcontinua il festial delle mosse du&&ie9.d5 e>dD.B>d5" hA 963cAQOP" D.3f4 Bh9d5P" 3fAOOerrore #er errore il nero si aicinaal &aratro d //.B>eA f>e /2.3>eA cD /.3c9 (dD /4.3>aD 3fAP" /7.77 il

&ianco manca ancora una olta lo sfondamento che si aea do#o /7.d5 e5 //.>e5 >e9/2.>e9B>e9 /.B&" g5 ancora si #otea so#raiere con /763cA //.d>c 3d4 /2.B&5 (e9"//.3>eA ancora #i[ forte era //.3fh5 3>h5 /2.3>h5" f>eA /2.>eA Be9 /.0e/ 0fD/6c>dO /4.>fA (d9 /5.0>e9 >e9 /A.>d4 (c9 /9.>hD B>c2 /D.hA" /4.3h5 3>h5/5.hA (d9O l+ultima s#eran;a era /563fA /A.B>g5 3&d9 H/A6B>c2O /9.B>fA 0>fA/D.>fAJ P" /A.eA se /A6(c9 /9.>e9 3d9 /D.>h9" /7

Il rientro Di"esa $rancese gaetto 3arshall

1.d4 d 2.e4 c ).Nc) e 4.ed1.e4 e 2.d4 d ).Nc) c 4.ed

@e il nero do#o ).Nc)gioca sem#licemente )e si rientra in una $rancese gaetto3arschall'al nome del ,M statunitense 3arshall $ranQ &aes 1>//,1(44' che ha lasciato un segnoindele&ile nella teoria delle a#erture con il cele&errimo gaetto3arshall della partita spagnola"La mossa che suggeriamo ] 4.ed. =resentiamo due miniature- non che sia cos` facile confutare ilgam&etto in ?uestione- ma #u^ essere interessante edere a cosa a incontro il nero se gioca )ecos` tanto #er eitare com#lica;ioni sen;a aere #re#arato la ariante. Chi fosse interessatoall+argomento #u^ troare un discreto numero di #artite nel Efile ;i##atoF allegato.

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!ric @chiller sent us a list of %rthodo> and northodo> ,am&its. :ere it is. If an$one notices an$missing gam&its- #lease let him know at oerlordbchessworks.com

Unorthodox Gambits with g4

OpeningName MoveList OpeningID ECO

Bird Opening: Dutch Variation:

Dudweiler Gambit:

1.f4 d5 2.g4 118!2

Blac"mar#Diemer Gambit: Von$opiel Gambit: %ilbermint&

Variation:

1.d4 d5 2.e4 d'e4 (.)c( )f* 4.Bg5 Bf55.B'f* e'f* *.g4 Bg* +.,e2 Bb4 8.,b5-

2(5(D!!

lemen/ Opening: 0pi"e ee

Gambit: :

1.h( h5 2.g4 2**!!

Dutch Defen&e: e3endehl

Gambit: :

1.d4 f5 2.g4 e5 258!

Dutch Defen&e: an/en#6orchnoi

Gambit: :

1.d4 f5 2.h( )f* (.g4 28!

Dutch Defen&e: 6re7ci" Gambit: : 1.d4 f5 2.g4 (!48!

Dutch Defen&e: anhattan

Gambit: nti#la&&ical ine:

1.d4 f5 2.,d( e* (.g4 (1!8!

Dutch Defen&e: anhattanGambit: nti#eningrad:

1.d4 f5 2.,d( g* (.g4 24!8!


Gambit: nti#odern:

1.d4 f5 2.,d( d* (.g4 24118!


Gambit: nti#0tonewall:

1.d4 f5 2.,d( d5 (.g4 241!8!

Dutch Defen&e: 0enechaudGambit: :

1.d4 e* 2.Bf4 f5 (.g4 (1+8!

Dutch Defen&e: 0pielmannGambit: :

1.d4 f5 2.)c( )f* (.g4 (188!

Dutch Defen&e: 0taunton

Gambit: 9arta"ower Variation:

1.d4 f5 2.e4 f'e4 (.)c( )f* 4.g4 (2*82

Dutch Defen&e: 9ate Gambit: : 1.d4 f5 2.g4 f'g4 (.e4 d5 4.)c( ((( 8!

ngli&h Opening: nglo#;ndian

Defen&e: %3iagint&e3#6ra&en"o3

ttac":

1.c4 )f* 2.)c( e* (.)f( Bb4 4.g4 2(!*18

ngli&h Opening: omfordountergambit

1.g4 d5 2.Bg2 B'g4 (.c4 d4 4.B'b+ )d+

5.B'a8 ,'a8

*2*!!

Grob Opening: Grob Gambit: 1.g4 d5 2.Bg2 e5 (.d4 e'd4 4.c( *2+ !!

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Unorthodox Gambits with g4


6ere& Gambit:

Grob Opening: Grob Gambit:

>ichter#Grob Gambit:

1.g4 d5 2.Bg2 c* (.c4 d'c4 4.b( *28!!

Grob Opening: %ilbermint&

Gambit: :

1.g4 d5 2.e4 d'e4 (.)c( *(5!!

Gruenfeld Defen&e: Gibbon

Gambit: :

1.d4 )f* 2.c4 g* (.)c( d5 4.g4 *5+D8!

;ndian Game: De3in Gambit: : 1.d4 )f* 2.c4 e* (.g4 +!2!!

;ndian Game: Gibbin


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Unorthodox Gambits with 1.N!


Van Geet Opening: DA&&eldorf Gambit: : 1.)c( c5 2.b4 214!!

Van Geet Opening: Gladbacher Gambit: : 1.)c( e5 2.b( d5 (.e4 d'e4 4.d( 215!!

Van Geet Opening: Gruenfeld Defen&e:0teiner Gambit:

1.)c( d5 2.e4 d'e4 (.)'e4 e54.f4

21+!!

Van Geet Opening: ector Gambit: : 1.)c( d5 2.e4 d'e4 (.Bc4 218!!

Van Geet Opening: ergert Gambit: : 1.)c( d* 2.f4 e5 (.f'e5 )c* 21!!

Van Geet Opening: ul&emann Gambit: : 1.)c( e5 2.e( d5 (.,h5 Be* 22!!!!

Van Geet Opening: endro&&e" Gambit: : 1.)c( d5 2.f4 d4 (.)e4 f5 4.)f2

)f* 5.)f( c5 *.b4

22!1!!

Van Geet Opening: 6lA3er Gambit: : 1.)c( f5 2.e4 f'e4 (.d( 22!2 !!

Van Geet Opening: aroche Gambit: : 1.)c( b5 22!(!!

Van Geet Opening: iebig Gambit: : 1.)c( e5 2.e( d5 (.,h5 )f* 22!4!!Van Geet Opening: elleb? Gambit: : 1.)c( d5 2.f4 d4 (.)e4 c5 22!5!!

Van Geet Opening: ?er& Gambit: : 1.)c( d5 2.e4 )f* (.d( d'e4

4.Bg5

22!*!!

Van Geet Opening: )owo"un&"i Gambit: : 1.)c( e5 2.f4 e'f4 (.e4 22!!!

Van Geet Opening: $feiffer Gambit: : 1.)c( d5 2.f4 d4 (.)e4 e5 221!!!

Van Geet Opening: $feiffer Gambit:

0leipner ountergambit:

1.)c( d5 2.f4 d4 (.)e4 e5 4.)f( 2211!!

Van Geet Opening: 0leipner Gambit: : 1.)c( d5 2.e( e5 (.d4 Bb4 221*!!

Van Geet Opening: 9Abingen Gambit: : 1.)c( )f* 2.g4 221+!!

Van Geet Opening:


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Orthodox and Unorthodox Gambits with b4


=rench Defen&e: etreat:

1.e4 e5 2.)f( )c* (.Bc4 Bc5 4.b4 B'b4 5.c(Ba5 *.O#O

+*252

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;talian Game: 3an& Gambit:

0tone#


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ar&hall Variation:

0pani&h Game: la&&ical

Variation: 0pani&h

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