Author: Peter Vossen
Date: 07:06:50 02/01/01
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Hello Tanya, >1.e4 e5 2. f4 exf4 3.Cf3 g5 4. Ac4 g4 5.d4! gxf3 Dxf3. The right (flexible) move is 5.0-0 gxf3 6. Qxf3 If you are interested in this line, have a look at this side where the Muzio friends fight out their theoretical battle: http://www.thomasstock.com/Enigma/index.htm In Kaissiber 13 (http://www.kaissiber.de/) you can find a long high quality article about the Muzio. > >In this line White sacrifice a horse, but the White center is very good, and all >his pieces are in a very good position, ready to atack. Black pieces are in >bad position and its very dificult for the human find a good defence against >this line. This line is Killer, white almost always win. My extensive experience is: Black has an advantage, but he has to find the only playable move at least for the next 20 moves. White has to fight for compensation with much inspiration. > >Also i test many programs with this opening (eng-eng) and nobody play as good >that Fritz. Fritz play very good with Black in this opening. It sometimes find a >very good defensive moves, that give Black good chances to win. Yes, Fritz is the right program for analyzing such a position. He helped me much in my e-mail-games. >Maybe in these days, i will test Deep Fritz in ICC with my new AMD 1000 Mhz. >I will play more King Gambits...and other risk lines. Regards Peter
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