What if my opponent plays a counter SLP gambit ?
@Folichon said in #11:
> What if my opponent plays a counter SLP gambit ?
then you saved the lost position?
> What if my opponent plays a counter SLP gambit ?
then you saved the lost position?
Great article! I used number 10, dirty tricks in move 48 of this game:
Number 10 dirty tricks lichess.org/rKDi2axE
Number 9 dirty tricks lichess.org/study/BXdnRLsz
I can give a game if anyone wants, but more important is the merits, that have not been described in this (by the way, wonderful!) article. My biggest swindle in classical game was played pure psychologically - I just knew that my opponent (~2150 FIDE rating) likes to end his games by stunning combinations, so in hopeless position I gave him wonderful-look-like shot. Of course it was troyan horse and of course he fell for it :) the funniest thing is that after his blunder his position was still quite good (B+5 vs R+2 endgame), but he couldn't leave the past alone and even lost! So it is important to deal with blunders, like @Avetik_ChessMood described in his 5-step method :)
This is amazing! One thing, though. Does lichess/chess.com allow creating a second account for the Bishop A6 gambit?
this is an amazing post thank you