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Emory Tate plays 1 e4 Attacking Style with Complications. http://www.thechessdrum.net/blog/20... https://en.chessbase.com/post/rest-... Pulling games from the link below. http://www.chessgames.com/perl/ches... 8 games, 1987-2001 Endgame- Pawns and Minor Pieces 2 games, 1901-2008 Endgame: Major Piece 2 games, 2006-2018 Englund Gambit Here is where it all begins, at Blacks Twelfth most popular response to 1. d4 1....e4 click for larger view If accepted (most popular move is d4 a centergame) it is most often followed by these two moves 2. dxe4 Nc6 click for larger view Ken Smith felt the mainline was these next two moves 3.Nf3 Qe7 click for larger view Games found here goo.gl/jpLzeb If white plays the principled Nf4 click for larger view it is met by the forking Qb4+! click for larger view Two choices here for Black , Bd2 blocking the check returning a pawn and Nc3 losing a bishop click for larger view By playing Nc3,Black takes the bishop and white gets a pawn and some play as compensation click for larger view an aggressive alternative to Bf4 is Qd5 click for larger view Game Collection: Englund Gambit Hartlaub- is a Englund Gambit complex collection For those who like video , this is good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJv... 4 games, 1966-2020 Englund Gambit Hartlaub- I have a Ken Smith book on this. Here is a link to how they start when accepted. Opening Explorer 16 games, 1894-1984 Experts vs the Sicilian by Aagaard et al Some games from this book and others . Chapter 1:Thomas Luther on the Najdorf; He recommends 6.Bg6 60 games, 1904-2012 Extra Container 1000 Checkmate Combinations -victor Henkin 1 game, 1969 French Two Knights for Black Another sideline, may transpose to main lines 5 games, 1978-2011 GA PA Wins Draws by Black 21 games, 1996-2017 Gambiteer 1 & Gambiteer 2 -Nigel Davies book This book was published singly as 2 volumes 1 & 2 than combined in one volume called Gambiteer. Chessgames.com has about half the games . I will submit some of the others to the site as time and motivation allows. A fun look to spice up ones play. One can buy thisdouble book on Amazon cheaper than one single book. (Takchess Created collection ) 76 games, 1899-2017 GAMES 6 games, 1942-2017 Games for future study 9 games, 1954-2018 Games to Memorize 46 games, 1851-2018 GM RAM Game Selection games from GM RAM book. It is Rashid Ziyatdinov conjecture that one can become a 2500 player by memorizing these games and the 256 positions in his book. Knowledge of the positions in this book are the atoms of chess mastery. This is also a good place to start a Guess the Move self study. All the games appear to be able to be used in the Guess the Move feature. Guess-the-Move . 57 games, 1851-1936 Gold Coin Games 5 games, 1912-1988 Halloween Gambit -Let's Sack a Knight on Move 4 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.Nxe5? or 4.Nxe5! depending on your point of view. Sound? Unsound ? Whatever 8) It leads to interesting play. It can be arrived by the Vienna game move order as well or played with a delay 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Nc3 Nf6 4. a3 g6 5.Nxe5! . Black can also play a reverse Halloween 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Nc3 Nf6 4. g3 Nxe4 5. Nxe4 d5. (see Carlsen and Friedel games within) When the Knight on e5 is confronted with the d4 push, Black normally response is Nc6 (Wide-Knights ) or Ng6 (Narrow-Knights). However, the gambit can also be declined, normally played with Bb4 or Qe7. These moves are played in many of the lines. My rule of thumb while playing white. Always push the pawn to attack Black's Knight nearest the Queenside. So with the NC6 line play d5 and upon this knight moving to Ne5 play f4 and then e5 hitting the Knight on f6. (a goal of this line is to get a supported pawn to d6 and stunts regarding the c7 square, pawn of h7,and g6) In the Nf6 line start with d4 followed by e5. These lines put pressure on the f7 squares ...Bc4,Qf3,0-0. Like many gambit lines, themes include continually build pressure, open lines, gain tempos,prevent the opponents development,keep Blacks king in the center and hunt for combinations. It's been noted that in the early stages the Halloween Gambit/Halloween Attack practically plays itself. Tim Krause's nice article about HG history, Brause and practical play. https://timkr.home.xs4all.nl/tour/b... An elaborate Tabita on the Halloween Gambit by Paul Keiser http://www.zimbeckchess.com/UON13Ha... Steffen Jakob Brause's parent 2 page Tabita http://www.jakob.at/steffen/hallowe... Deep Rybka analysis with board viewer http://www.zimbeckchess.com/hallowe... Best Play is often found in the games of the Mysterious Mr Michev. Grigor Minchev . Many which are found in this collection. Brause (the Halloween Optimized Computer program) has 3000+ games found here. http://billwall.phpwebhosting.com/c... I created this collection as I learn to play this fun opening. (borrowed heavily from other collections.thanks Kraco).... This is my definition of Wide Knights (Black on Move) click for larger view This is my debfinition of Narrow Knights (Black on Move) click for larger view Flashcard 1 ; Black has played Kd8 to d8 to avoid the Knight for what does white play ? click for larger view Flashcard 2: Black then decides to gobble up the pawn by Nxf4 whites response and what is the threat ? click for larger view Flashcard 3: What is the problem with back playing e6 kicking the knight click for larger view Flashcard 4: Black has just played b7 what stunt can be played here? click for larger view 1)Bd4 2)Qd2 supporting a future queen pin by the bishop 3. 4.Nxa7 Rxa7 Bxb6+ Ke8 Bxa7 80 games, 1906-2015 how to play the torre attack - eric schiller games from this chess digest book 10 games, 1949-2004 Impact of Genius : 500 years of Grandmaster Ches Games from the enjoyable chess history by Fauber Impact of History. I need to get back to completing this. 23 games, 1560-1869 Instructive Games of Chess by Chernev Thanks to the person I copied this from.(uglybird I think) I have a modern Algebraic Edition as well as a cool old Dover Edition with great photos of these superstars from the past. I enjoy the titles that Chernev attached to the games. 62 games, 1873-1961 Jim Takchess' CT-ART If I were to create my own CT-ART style program or update the existing one , I would include these puzzles. 24 games, 1889-2023

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