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Claude Frizzel Bloodgood vs Robert William Christy
Norfolk Open 1957  ·  Grob Opening: Grob Gambit. Fritz Gambit (A00)  ·  1-0


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Kibitzer's Corner
Mar-23-04   Egghead: Who wrote these annotations? 12. ... Bxe2 is indeed a mistake, as 13.Qxd4 wins a piece (13. ... Qxd4 Ne6+). But 12. ... e5 would have held.
Oct-10-04   Spassky69: Shouldn't this opening be named Bloodgood's Openings? I mean not only does it sound cool, but he used it the most and won although it was against inmates most of the time.
Oct-10-04   jesterco12: I've always felt that the Grob seems like a try for an opening trap. It's like playing e4 Bc4 Qf3 to try to do the scholars mate or something. It just seems like a cheap opening.
Apr-15-05   Bacchus: I would argue that the Grob - "Bloodgood opening" is a tactical move and if it succeeds it is certainliy not cheap, but rather inventive.
Jul-03-06   beatles fan: pretty weak annotations, but was a real slaughtering.
Jul-18-07
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  Guguni: What if the black play 12...N:e2 instead of taking with the bishop?
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