Blackburne Hartlaub Variation of the Englund Gambit
http://blog.chess.com/view/blackburne-hartlaub-gambit
I am really enjoying this variation of the Englund Gambit as it takes away all the feeling of playing a Queen pawn game if White accepts both pawns offered to him . I would love to play this sometime in a tournament game.
At playchess I have played this three or four times where my d6 bishop checks on h2 and then a rook takes the queen. Some fun themes in this line.
I liked the game in this link. I have lightly annotated it.
Bdk thanks again for introducing me to the BH Gambit.
I am really enjoying this variation of the Englund Gambit as it takes away all the feeling of playing a Queen pawn game if White accepts both pawns offered to him . I would love to play this sometime in a tournament game.
At playchess I have played this three or four times where my d6 bishop checks on h2 and then a rook takes the queen. Some fun themes in this line.
I liked the game in this link. I have lightly annotated it.
Bdk thanks again for introducing me to the BH Gambit.
posted by takchess @ 4:03 AM
3 Comments:
At 10:00 AM,
Temposchlucker said…
In the past everybody did know that I had extreme problems with 1.d4 Nf6 2.Nf3 as black. When I was fighting for the B-poule championship I knew my opponent had prepared that for weeks. So I took him off-guard with the Blackburne Hartlaub gambit and won the championship. Sweet memories!
At 10:46 AM,
takchess said…
Tempo, I would love to see that game if you have it in PGN format!
At 7:09 AM,
Temposchlucker said…
I'm afraid it will take me too long to find it. Sorry.
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