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Luckily after 34. e5, you still have the winning move 34...Kc6. 35. exf6 Kd7 and you stop the pawns and still have the outside passed pawn

I recently watched a GM Niclas Huschenbeth video where he played 1. f4 Nh6!? In that game, he showed one idea of the line. His opponent played 2. b3?! allowing 2...e5! with the idea of playing an impr…

Try the 4. cxd5 Nxd5 5. Bd2 lines. I think they are quite nice for black, and these lines bother me as a Grunfeld player.

@RandomBean I still have to disagree. The difference between the Scandinavian gambit and this one is that in the Scandinavian gambit, white has the weak d4 square while in this gambit white has no cle…

@RandomBean, after 1. d4 d5 2. c4 Nf6 3. cxd5 c6, 4. Nc3 cxd5 would transpose to an exchange slav, where white may stand a tiny bit better, but it's nothing special and probably not what most people w…

An interesting try for black is 1. d4 d5 2. c4 Nf6 3. cxd5 Bf5!? with an interesting position. 4. f3?! is met by Bxb1! I faced this over the board once as white and while I did win, it wasn't because …

I wasn't present at the end of the tournament cuz I had to sleep :P Will I still receive a trophy?

9...g5! is winning for black quite easily. Just follow up with 10...Bf3

I find that the 1800s and higher are all very good at antichess. Making 2200 was hard, and 2300 was even harder. I think that should be worth something